Double Negative: Trump, Putin, and the Destruction of Political Intelligence
Journalist Masha Gessen, historian Nikhil Pal Singh, technology analyst Micah Lee, and musician Oneohtrix Point Never are this week’s guest.
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Anti-Monopoly Candidates Are Testing a New Politics in the Midterms
Can taking on Monsanto's monopoly win over farmers in Iowa?
Hip Hop Artist Narcy Raps About Yemen, Netflix, and Erik Prince
The Iraqi-Canadian rapper Narcy joined Jeremy Scahill for a live taping of Intercepted, where he performed his new spoken word poem, "We Are on the Verge."
The “Amazon Amendment” Would Effectively Hand Government Purchasing Power Over to Amazon
Amazon is on the verge of winning a multibillion-dollar advantage over retail rivals by taking over large swaths of federal procurement.
Leading Marxist Scholar David Harvey on Trump, Wall Street, and Debt Peonage
Professor Harvey is one of the leading Marxist thinkers in the world and a leading authority on Marx’s “Das Kapital,” which turned 150 years old late last year.
Bonus Intercepted Podcast: Ralph Nader on Gina Haspel, John Bolton, Syria, and the “Decrepit” Democratic Party
The consumer rights advocate and presidential candidate pulls no punches in speaking about the 2016 election, the DNC lawsuit, and Mueller’s investigation.
Catalonia Refuses to Halt Independence Referendum, Defying Spanish Court
The regional government in Catalonia is moving ahead with its Sunday vote despite the deployment of thousands of Spanish police to Barcelona.
A Judicial Coup, the Carceral State, and the War Against Us All
Michigan gubernatorial candidate Abdul El-Sayed, organizer Mariame Kaba, and filmmaker Michelle Latimer are this week’s guests.
When White Men Keep Lists of “No-Good Niggers”
A Pennsylvania fire chief used a slur against black NFL protesters for sitting out the national anthem — just like Donald Trump.
Families Search for Justice for Loved Ones Killed in Collapsed Buildings in Mexico City Earthquake
Despite building code reforms following Mexico's 1985 earthquake, bad construction practices continue and ultimately contributed to collapses in September.