I feel like they are some of the most working class podcasters. Sean is literally a construction worker. He is also in a union. Jamie works on the Majority Report. They have actual jobs and don't just collect patreon money and spend it on coke like Chapo does. No disrespect to the dry boys, I also listen to Chapo but I feel like they are more of an entertainment podcast as opposed to the Antifada. Listen to the Antifada episode with Brace Belden or the one with Virgil before the election, those are some of the best ones.
Antifada has also had real live Union organizers on. I don't remember the exact episode, but the one about the NYC Hospital strike was particularly good. The brand of humor on antifada is a little different- less "morning zoo" more sarcastic snark. Jamie is the Daria to the Dry Boy's Beavis and Butthead.
I want to like Antifada. They just don't feel of the masses enough to me.
I'll try another listen.
You like masses? Try street fight
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I feel like they are some of the most working class podcasters. Sean is literally a construction worker. He is also in a union. Jamie works on the Majority Report. They have actual jobs and don't just collect patreon money and spend it on coke like Chapo does. No disrespect to the dry boys, I also listen to Chapo but I feel like they are more of an entertainment podcast as opposed to the Antifada. Listen to the Antifada episode with Brace Belden or the one with Virgil before the election, those are some of the best ones.
Antifada has also had real live Union organizers on. I don't remember the exact episode, but the one about the NYC Hospital strike was particularly good. The brand of humor on antifada is a little different- less "morning zoo" more sarcastic snark. Jamie is the Daria to the Dry Boy's Beavis and Butthead.
Also, Jamie left TMR recently youtube video