On this week’s episode of Coffee with Comrades, Sam joins Pearson once again for a discussion of current events before Pearson hosts an interview with a comrade from EngSciMath and Exiled Consensus. Current Events: Mutual Aid relief efforts in the Florida panhandle are ongoing. Panama City landlords are finishing what Hurricane Michael started. Meanwhile, the Oath Keepers got arrested in Mexico Beach, FL while “patrolling” out past curfew. Amazon is still garbage. The Trump administration’s war on our transgender comrades continues. Elizabeth Warren decided it would be a good idea to do a DNA test to “prove” her indigenous ancestry. Support Mutual Aid Disaster Relief & Autonomous Relief Efforts: Mutual Aid Disaster Relief Donation Page Tallahassee DSA Fund Florida People’s Advocacy Center Wish-list for the FL Panhandle Today’s edition of the show focuses on science, technology, engineering, and math majors and the intersections these fields have with radical left politics. A comrade from EngSciMath and Exiled Consensus join Pearson for a discussion of education, the university, and critical inquiry to envision a future divorced of capitalist schemes where emancipated free-thinkers are empowered to work for a world of justice and equality in community with one another. You can follow EngSciMath on Twitter. Get involved with the EngSciMath Slack: engscimath@protonmail.com. Visit Exiled Consensus’s website and give him a follow on Twitter. Check out Sam’s website. Intro: “I Ain’t Got No Home in this World” by Woody Guthrie Interlude: “Yomilo” by Milo Outro: “Royal Beggars” by Architects
