In this two-part Theory Episode, the ProlesPod Squad takes on one of the most influential texts in socialist history: "Reform or Revolution" (1898) by Polish-German Marxist Rosa Luxemburg.

Whether you're new to political theory, find socialist texts hard to get through, or just want to hear our unique take—this deep-dive is for you. We break it down, debate its meaning, and explore why this revolutionary classic still matters today.

Luxemburgers unite!

Digging into his own family's background, PhD Candidate, Brandon, is our subject matter expert. He combines archival research with ethnographic interviews to bring us the history of the guerrilla struggle, focusing on the era between the early 1960s and the early 1980s. We learn about tactics, tribulation, and Trotskyite treachery.

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Sources:

Days of the Jungle: The Testimony of a Guatemalan Guerrilla (1972-1976) by Mario Payeras

Turcios Lima: His Biography and Documents by Dulcila Cañizares

The Guerrilla Movement in Guatemala by Adolpho Gilly

Autobiography of a Guerrilla: Guatemala 1960-1968 by Ricardo Ramirez

Intro Music:

"ProlesPod Theme" by Ransom Notes

Outro Music:

"Siberian Trails" by DJ DTA

The ProlesSquad shares and responds to some of the most poorly concieved yet commonly heard anti-communist arguments!

You can sign up at Patreon where you get access to early release episodes, study guides, the aforementioned bonus episodes, TheoryBeats, and MORE! YOU CAN DO SO FOR FREE, which will get you the study guides, merch, and other random drops.

Please subscribe on your favorite podcast catcher and rate or review to help extend our reach. Like and rate us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter @prolespod and Tiktok @proles.pod.

If you have any questions or comments, email us at prolespod@outlook.com. May the spectre haunt your streets, and solidarity forever.