Welcome back Ali! He and Ira recap everything that's unfolded in the War on Iran war this past month!! Also, we learn why the workers movement MUST be an anti-war movement!!! It's an important time to catch up as we head into the May Day General Strike, No Work! No School! No Shopping! And as always, see you in the streets!

Join Ira and special guest and environmentalist Peyton talk about how and why the US military is the biggest contributor to climate change in the world, and envision how a world without endless war could look like!

You can join the screening of the award-winning documentary "Earth's Greatest Enemy" to learn more about this topic at Sunray Cinemas this Thursday April 23 at 7:15 PM.

Get your tickets here: https://www.sunraycinema.com/movie/earths-greatest-enemy

Join Ira and special guest Mathilde as they discuss the most recent no Kings Day protest in Sarasota! Find out what's on local residence's minds and why the fight must continue! Also learn about the history of May Day with a special exclusive clip from the Psl action network featuring Karina Garcia.

No Kings day protest were a tremendous success in showing that the working class does not approve of the Trump agenda, but now is the time for us to take that energy into May Day with a general strike to show the ruling class who really makes the world run!

Join Ruth interviewing Ira about their experience with the historic Nuestra America convoy: a group of hundreds of organizers, activists, artists and influencers that defied the US blockade on the island. Tons of pounds of critical medical aid was delivered to hospitals, exposing the cruelty of the US empire and strengthening the links of solidarity with the Cuban people.

In this special episode, Ira and Leo speak with Cuban diplomats David Ramírez Álvarez and Adrián Heredia Machado about Cuba's ongoing struggle under the United States–imposed blockade. For the past 64 years, the United States has imposed an economic, commercial, and financial embargo on Cuba that prevents most trade with the United States and punishes other countries that engage with Cuba. In recent weeks, policies under Donald Trump have intensified the crisis, including an inhumane fuel blockade that inflicts daily hardships and deprivations on the Cuban people, creating shortages of basic necessities. Davis and Adrián told us about the resilience and inventiveness of the Cuban people in the face of these conditions. The episode also highlights the growing solidarity movement in the United States, as hundreds of young organizers embark on the Nuestra América Convoy to Cuba, delivering urgently needed aid in defiance of the blockade. Our very own co-host, Ira, will be joining them later this week, so be sure to tune in again to hear the interviews and statements Ira gathers on the ground, bringing first-hand accounts of solidarity, resistance, and the realities facing the Cuban people today.

From across the U.S., a clear message is being raised: Let Cuba Live!!!

Join Ruth and Ira today as we talk about the challenges of doing activism as a person of color in America.

Age, Race, Class, and Sex: An Essay by Audre Lorde

Join Ira and Ruth today as we keep diving on the US latest war for oil: Iran. Learn about how our community is opposing it on the streets and how you can fight back against this illegal war.

Join Ira and Alan today as we wrap up Black History Month with a special episode about the importance of education around black history, self-determination and how black revolutionaries organized Strikes.