This episode is a panel celebrating the release of two books.
One is entitled “People’s China at 75 - The Flag Stays Red”, edited by Keith Bennett and panelist Carlos Martinez.
The other book is the English translation of “Western Marxism - How It Was Born, How It Died, How It Can Be Reborn”, authored by Domenico Losurdo, and edited by panelist Gabriel Rockhill.
The third panelist is independent journalist Danny Haiphong, and the moderator is Sara Flounders of the International Action Center.
The talk took place at the office of the International Action Center in NYC on October 24, 2024, and was organized by Friends of Socialist China and Workers World Party.
Audio recorded and edited by Wilton Vought (last name rhymes with thought) of Essential Dissent.
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There are TWO versions of this audio on the Radio4All server. Both are -24 LUFS 192kbps mp3:
Version 1: The full audio (1:26:01) optimized for RADIO PLAY. I did not add an intro/mid/outro. Includes the Q&A minus the Q.
Version 2: A 58 minute RADIO READY edit. Includes the full panelist presentations and my intro/mid/outro; omits the Q&A.
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Approximate Timeline for Version 1:
00:00:00 Sara Flounders (Run time 8:00) 00:08:00 Carlos Martinez (10:00) 00:18:00 Sara Flounders (1:39) 00:19:39 Gabriel Rockhill (13:59) 00:33:38 Sara Flounders (:54) 00:34:32 Danny Haiphong (21:13) 00:55:45 Q&A minus the Q (30:16) 01:26:01 End
NOTE: I had to switch to a backup audio recorder (a Zoom H2n positioned on the panelists’ table) for Danny Haiphong’s last comment, which started at 01:22:27. The audio from that point on is a bit noisier and more distant, but still easily broadcast quality.
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