Episode 3 of The Revolution, Nothing Less Show: Science and the New Communism, Prisons and COVID-19

On this episode:

— A look inside the prisons where 2.3 million are trapped without protection from COVID-19. Sunsara Taylor will talk with a member of the Chicago Revolution Club about the protest they led outside Cook County Jail and his own experience behind bars.

— Why is a scientific approach necessary to get to a world without oppression and how has Bob Avakian advanced the science of revolution? Andy Zee will share an excerpt from Bob Avakian’s presentation at a dialogue between him and Cornel West called Revolution and Religion: The Fight for Emancipation and the Role of Religion and then dig into these questions with Luan Xocoyote and other members of the National Revolution Tour.

— Finally, Dr. Phil Rice, Chair of Emergency Medicine at North Shore Medical Center in Salem, Massachusetts, will return (from Episode 1) to give an update on the COVID-19 pandemic with a focus on how this pandemic is ravaging the Black and Brown communities at disproportionate rates.

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The RNL Show is a new weekly YouTube show rooted in the new communism forged by the revolutionary leader Bob Avakian. It launched on Thursday, March 26. It's hosted by Andy Zee along with other members of the Revolution Tour. The world is a nightmare for the masses of people worldwide, but it doesn’t have to be. Revolution and a whole better world IS possible.

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In case you missed it, on the first RNL show, listen to this special broadcast of "We Only Want the World" on Tuesday on WBAI Radio in NYC and WPFW in Wash, DC:

Coronavirus: Natural Disease, Man-made Catastrophe Featuring interview from The RNL show, with Dr. Phil Rice, Chair of Emergency Medicine at North Shore Medical Center, Salem Massachusetts, who was on the front lines treating coronavirus until he became infected and is now in quarantine.