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Honestly for some reason I've been watching communist creators less and less. I don't want to, but for some reason I just haven't watched Hakim, Idzihar, etc. In a minute. It's not like I don't want to engage with theory so...idk.
Same, but I think it's because I like reading theory more
Do you watch Adnan Husain, Justin Podur or The East is a Podcast? They are less entertainment and more academic.
No, but I'll check them out now
Live stream on Adnan Husain in like 17 hours
I found a YouTube link in your comment. Here are links to the same video on alternative frontends that protect your privacy:
I'm glad there's a lot communist content on YouTube which I feel can get marxist thought a lot of visibility, but for me the YouTube UI feels like it's sometimes constantly bombarding me to click on things or scroll to the comments and it's a bit distracting sometimes... I definitely prefer the far more focused experience of reading theory instead
but there are also a lot of realllly good first-hand video sources on YouTube, not necessarily breadtube, that can be super fun to watch. one that comes to mind is "An African-American's Journal Inside North Korea (1994)", even though not all of the thoughts voiced in it are explicitly marxist. that one made a pretty big impression on me when I watched it for the first time :D
Have you tried Socialism for All? They're about all I watch anymore "breadtube" wise
Too bad S4A is an ultra.
Yeah, when they denounced China in their response to comments, I was slightly disappointed (I would have been more disappointed if I watched them more, though).