In this episode of the BGR podcast we address a rather long standing piece of critique aimed at left creators. Do they (we) do enough? What is "enough"? What can we do?

In this episode of the BGR Podcast, I open up about where BGR is heading, what’s changing, what’s staying, and what I’ve learned from this crazy journey so far

I talk about the massive Q&A (over 100 questions!), why I deleted the Socialist CNN video, and how BGR evolved from a project into something deeply personal.

Expect updates on the upcoming climate video, my new direction for BGR content, and a few thoughts on the left’s obsession with theory over connection.

Kamala Harris is facing protests during her book tour for VERY good reason. In this episode of the BGR Podcast, I break down why she deserves accountability for her role in enabling genocide, the failures of establishment Democrats, and the lies liberals tell to deflect criticism.

In this Episode of the BGR Podcast, we dive deep into the escalating war against the left in America. From Jimmy Kimmel’s suspension and the silencing of dissenting voices, to Trump’s push to label ANTIFA as a terrorist group, we explore how free speech, and anti-fascist resistance are under attack.

In this episode of the BGR Podcast, I break down why America’s political divide is a distraction and why the real battle is between the working class and the ruling class.

We cover:

• The l*nching of Trey Reed in Mississippi and America’s ongoing anti-Black violence.
• HBCU threats and the importance of Black socialist organizing.
• Kathy Hochul finally endorsing Zohran Mamdani, while Schumer and Jeffries stay silent.
• The Luigi case vs. Charlie Kirk’s shooter
• Why the “left vs right” narrative is broken, and why liberals are not left.
• How Zohran and other socialist-aligned politicians are shifting the base of the Democratic Party

Welcome to the first episode of the Black Green Red (BGR) Podcast, A Marxist media project focused on Black liberation, climate justice, and achieving socialism in America. Hosted by Patrick, a 24-year-old activist and child of immigrants, this show makes Marxist ideas accessible to the average American and gives suggestions on actions we can all take to achieve our liberation.

In this episode, we cover the origins of BGR, the meaning behind the colors Black, Green, and Red, and what you can expect from future episodes. This includes conversations about the climate crisis, socialist politics, and the legacy of figures like Fred Hampton, Malcolm X, and Martin Luther King Jr.