The Marc Steiner Show
The Marc Steiner Show meets you at the intersection of politics and culture. We produce dynamic conversations and visual productions with activists, actors, artists and authors to creatively get to the root of the social, political and cultural issues that we and our world face.
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The battle against big landlords in Berlin is just the beginning of a vital struggle for housing justice
Voters in Berlin shocked the world in September by voting to approve a referendum to expropriate apartments held by giant corporate landlords. As housing becomes more unaffordable in cities around the world, can the Berlin example be replicated elsewhere?
Recent episodes
There’s more riding on Democrats’ budget battle than you think
The internal battle within the Democratic Party over President Biden’s economic agenda is inevitable, but the outcome is not. And the lives of many Americans, the climate, as well as the results of the midterm elections hang in the balance.
Pandora Papers show the US has become its own tax haven for super-rich
Massive leaks like the Panama Papers and the Pandora Papers definitively show how the super-rich are ripping all of us off and vampirically sucking our societies dry. And they’re not going to change unless we force them to.
The spiritual void at the heart of Israeli militarism
In the latest installment of the “Not in Our Name” series, Marc Steiner talks with Mizrahi feminist, multi-media artist, and Jewish mystic Hadar Cohen about identity and the crisis of spirituality underpinning Israeli occupation.
Kneeling on the shoulders of giants: Dave Zirin on ‘The Kaepernick Effect’
When Colin Kaepernick took a knee during the national anthem in 2016, he wasn’t alone. He was carrying on a proud tradition of athletic protest, and his courage has inspired a new generation of athletes who are expanding that tradition today.
Biden’s spending bill, infrastructure, and a looming government shutdown: What the hell is going on?
Between a looming government shutdown and the Democrats’ intra-party fight over infrastructure and the Build Back Better Act, a tangled political mess is unfolding on Capitol Hill right now. We try to break it down.
Canada’s big, fat, expensive, nothing-burger election
Canada’s snap election took place this week with a lot of media hullabaloo, a price tag of hundreds of millions of dollars, and shockingly low voter turnout—and practically nothing changed. Now what?
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