In this episode of Communists Next Door Podcast, hosts AJ and RJ discuss class antagonism/conflict/struggle/war, pointing out the history of class antagonism with dozens of quotes from Marx and Lenin, as well as numerous others. They briefly cover current class struggles including race relations as a class struggle, and end on the ultimate class war - Revolution.

In this episode of the Communists Next Door podcast AJ and RJ discuss class definitions, class distinctions, and get into subclasses. They explain how monopolizing capitalists not only attack the proletariat, but attack each other. AJ and RJ spell out how the bourgeoisie really control things, and how the puppet show will not last forever.

In this edition of the Thursday Morning Theory Reading we read Conquest of Bread chapter 1, by Peter Kropotkin.

In this episode of the communist next door podcast co-hosts AJ and RJ dismantle common arguments made against communism. They label these attacks based on which logical fallacy is being employed to make the anti-communist claims. They destroy these arguments by going directly to the communist sources themselves, with quotes from Marx, Lenin, Stalin, and Bill Bland.

RJ has trouble pronouncing "entente" and eventually just gives up, and AJ has some trouble reading, but they don't let that stop them from getting you the truth about communism.

In this episode of the Communist Next Door Podcast hosts AJ and RJ point out the Appeal to Definitions logical fallacy and the problems of dictionary definitions, define common terms that you will hear in coming episodes, and give a fiery defense of Karl Marx character, before finishing the episode with a clear and precise definition of communism.

In this episode of the Communists Next Door Podcast co-host AJ gives his coming to communism testimony. He covers what it was like growing up in the midwest, playing soccer, and his journey from being apolitical, to anarcho-Capitalism, to Communism.

In this episode co-host RJ gives his coming to Communism testimony. He talks about growing up in northeast Ohio to a working class family, his September the 11th memory, walking away from religion, the elections that have occurred in his life thus far, and his transformation from neo-conservative to Marxist-Leninist.