The RCP has two podcasts: Marxist Voice (education, theory, and history) and A World On Fire (current events and analysis).
We also encourage our listeners to subscribe to the podcasts of the Revolutionary Communist International: Spectre of Communism (Marxist theory and analysis) and Against the Stream (current events).
The relative decline of US imperialism is having enormous effects on the world market, international relations, and the class struggle. In this episode, Fred Weston explains the roots of this process, and its revolutionary implications.
Figures on the left are increasingly pushing the idea that we must support, vote for, and publicly defend the ‘lesser evil’ in politics to stop Reform and the right. In this podcast, Rob Sewell outlines the history of popular frontism, which is littered with mistakes, failures, and betrayals.
In this episode, leading member of the RCI James Kilby, explains the revolutionary process that developed towards the Second World War, and how the reformists and Stalinists in one betrayed these incredible movements, thus setting back the world revolution by decades.
Most people today are well aware of what they are against, poverty, austerity, racism, imperialism and much more. However, very few people have an idea of what they are fighting for. In this talk, Sarah Vedrovitch explains the world which communists are fighting for and how to get to it from what exists today.
Khaled Malachi examines the limits of English empiricism, explaining the triumph of Marx and Engels in using dialectics to elevate materialism onto a higher plane. In doing so, they uncovered the laws of historical development and the contradictions of capitalism itself.
The name Malcolm X is synonymous with the black liberation movement internationally. His life was dedicated to this struggle, ultimately leading to his murder in 1965. Fiona Lali discusses the life and ideas of Malcolm X and how we can honour his legacy by overthrowing the oppression and exploitation which still plagues the world today.
Dialectical materialism, the philosophy of Marxism, did not fall from the sky. Nor was it just a ‘good idea’ that Marx came up with one afternoon. In this talk, Nye Shaw explains the philosophers who laid the basis for Marx and Engels.
The Cuban Revolution stands as a key event for communists everywhere. It showed that in order to fight imperialism you must fight capitalism. In this talk, the Cuban Revolution and its leading figures are explained.
In a world defined by economic collapse, political turmoil, and growing anger at the establishment, the 3rd Congress of the Revolutionary Communist Party met to discuss the global crisis. Here we share the introduction on World Perspectives given by Alan Woods.
Ben Curry looks at how the philosophical thought of an age impinges on science, and why a clear philosophy is necessary to relate our finite observations to the infinite cosmos, and the little sliver of time we are able to study to the whole eternity that stretches behind us and ahead of us.
“I call all the shots. He doesn’t call the shots.” Or so Donald Trump says. In light of the recent fragile ceasefire in the Middle East, we are addressing this head-on.
After a short hiatus, we are back delivering analysis and a Marxist perspective on the inner workings of the British state and British capitalism. Trapped in an age of political spectacle and impotence, the system is driving increasing frustration for both the ruling class and, most importantly, the working class.