In the second part of the series Class Warfare: The Fight You Didn’t Know You Inherited, the discussion continues on class stratification in American society, the widening wealth gap, and how powerful elites manipulate public perception. The episode delves into the origins and evolution of the ‘pull yourself up by your bootstraps’ mentality, scapegoating of minority groups, and financial literacy. It emphasizes the importance of community organization, mutual aid, and political engagement in challenging the status quo. The conversation also highlights modern challenges such as distorted media narratives, the need for financial education, and the potential for collective action. Examples from past revolutions and successful political figures like Bernie Sanders, AOC, and Barack Obama are cited as inspirations for creating meaningful change.

Why does “Cyber Monday” still exist? (And other expensive questions)
The Counter Signal Counterwave Radio’s official broadcast. SUBSCRIBE TO THE PODCAST Happy Cyber Monday! Or, as we like to call it: “Black Friday: The Extended Director’s Cut.” Let’s be real for a second. Do you know why Cyber Monday exists? It was coined back in 2005 because people had faster internet at their offices than they did at home. The entire premise of this “holiday” is based on the idea that you need to wait until you get to your cubicle to buy a toaster. In 2025, we have…

