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Brumaire may get a bit too close for comfort in this one, as in a move of nothing short of nepotism, her own father appears on the show to discuss his experience organizing with the Muskegon Parks Coalition, among many other topics.

In this show, Brumaire looks at the music of Revolutionary movements in the Caribbean, hoping to perhaps transfer that spirit to her own inland sea.

Brumaire and friend of the show Joe of Lansing (soon to be in Ann Arbor) discuss urban planning, local politics and academia in this particular show, while Brumaire messes up her mic quality.

This week, Brumaire revisits her alienation hour roots by looking at the music of the Spanish Civil War, a favorite topic of leftist losers of all stripes since time immemorial. She had previously discussed it as a college freshman, let's hope she has something new to add.

In a first for the show, Brumaire features a guest to select music and to discuss it with. Her and Keaton Thomas Pfeifle, Unpublished Poet and Unaccredited Flanuer talk about Phil Ochs. For perhaps too long. Anyway, if you want to check out Keaton's substack, look here: https://apocalypticscenarios.substack.com/

After a brief read through the news, Brumaire reads through Engels' "Principles of Communism," a classic work which serves as a great introduction to Marxism

The show card image is originally from "The Gay Liberator," No. 42, December 1974

First time in a while where Brumaire doesn't have a guest! Who does she decide to enlist but none other than Pete Seeger himself! Enjoy a fun episode of folk and festivities, all to the soundtrack of Pete Seeger!

Brumaire has on yet another guest this week, this time to discuss Michigan Politics. Sam has been in working in the Michigan Legislature for some time now, and has been eyed on for a guest due to his insider baseball knowledge. Please two old friends discussing Michigan politics!