Ep. 5 - Think Locally, Post Globally (w/ Jaya Sundaresh)
Jaya regales us with her narrow escape from journalism and return to upstate NY, we come face to face with the death of writing jobs, how to use posting for good, and the Blue Check Divide, and Twitter for Her.
Solidarity Segments: Jaya Says Don't Be A Socialist Snob & More
Journalist comrade and DSA member Jaya Sundaresh (@shutupjaya) visits Solidarity House to remind folks not to marginalize newcomers just because they haven't read all the books you have, and discusses organizing offline and on, in pandemics and after them. Her thread on name-dropping and book-shami…
Episode 13: Limp Bizkit's "Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water", or Poor Wes
We finally made it to one year here on the POD Kast, and our two hosts celebrate the occasion the only way they know how: by listening to a little bit of Limp Bizkit. It was 12 months ago when we first launched this podcast with Significant Other, and it makes sense to return to our roots, as we le…
You Have My Permission to WATCH MEANS TV w/ Sara June & Jaya Sundaresh
Comedian and producer Sara June drops by to talk Bloomberg, Buttigieg, and worker owned media. We talk about the premiere of MEANS TV, the world's first worker owned production company and streaming service. MEANS TV is having premiere events all over the place this week and I will be hosting the o…
Adriel vs the Oligarchs #14 -- The Jons Are Mad at You & the Morality of the Ratio (featuring Jaya Sundaresh)
Left journalist Jaya Sundaresh talks with Adriel about the tension between online catharsis and political expediency. Plus tech news and a tip on maximizing default openness on social media as a political candidate.
Jaya's twitter: https://twitter.com/shutupjaya
She discusses this essay: https:/…
204 - Yeah, I'm Thinking He's Back w/ Jaya Sundaresh
Subscribe at http://patreon.com/strugglesession and http://strugglesession.substack.com to hear bonus episodes and our podcast mini-series Watching the Watchmen. On today's episode Jack and Leslie are joined by Jaya Sundaresh (Current Affairs) to discuss Bernie's return to the debate stage, the me…
Episode 6: Mo' Charters Mo' Problems
If you ask most people in Bed-Stuy’s District 16 why they think enrollment is falling, chances are they’ll point to charter schools: privately managed public schools, which have been on the rise in New York City for more than a decade.
Charter schools were originally dreamed up to be laboratories f…
Episode 69: Jaya Sundaresh v. Jon Favreau
It's episode 69 (nice), so you know what that means: it's one life cycle of the podcast, as Jaya Sundaresh (journalist, Jaya Time) brings it all back to where we started, by getting blocked by Pod Save America dweeb Jon Favreau. Like many before her, Jaya gained a following by dunking on him repeat…
Them & Us Media Reports on Issues Facing Capital Region's Working Class
Journalist Jaya Sundaresh talks to HMM correspondent Corinne Carey about the new news outlet, Them & Us Media, reporting on issues facing the capital region's working class. Sundaresh discusses the stories her team is bringing its readers, and bias in the media.
Hmm 7-2-20
After cohosts Erin and Ishie go over some headlines, we highlight The Democratic Party’s climate proposals in Congress with Laura Berry, Director of Research and Policy for The Climate Mobilization and Mark Dunlea, Hudson Mohawk Magazine correspondent.
Then, TripleE's host H. Bosh Jr. continues hi…
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