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Twitch : https://www.twitch.tv/thekulturedottv Twitter: @nigelcheriyan , @TheKultureDotTV Readings : 1) V.I. Lenin "Imperialism: The Highest Stage of Capitalism" 2) Kwame Nkrumah “Neo-Colonialism, the Last Stage of imperialism” Clips: In The Name of the People , Frank Christopher & Alex Drehsler 2) Library and Archives Canada. National Film Board of Canada fonds, 1990-0347. IDC: 164831., Colorized by DGSpitzer 3) Hong Kong, the British colony in 1961 posted by Michael Rogge

The Kulture's Dark Knight has Risen following his backbreaking defeat by Bane(Gravity), w special guest @ysxsh to discuss Nakba day, the occupation, and the murder of journalist Shireen Abu Akleh.

Hailey and the NFSBois plus a surprise Q discuss Wynn Bruce, the climate activist that set himself on fire in front of the Supreme Court on April 22 to protest climate change, as well as Buddhist care ethics Join us live every Monday right here on YouTube or Twitch: twitch.tv/thekulturedottv

Hailey and the NFSBois the recent spat of Ukrainian propoganda attempting to rewrite history and not piss of the Nato-weebs Join us live every Monday right here on YouTube or Twitch: twitch.tv/thekulturedottv

Hailey and the NFSBois discuss Roger Stone joining the Canadian 'Ontario Party' as a strategist Join us live every Monday right here on YouTube or Twitch: twitch.tv/thekulturedottv

Why Steven Soderbergh's indie whistleblower portrayal in Kimi (2022) is more revolutionary compared to Adam McKay's Sorkinesque blockbuster infomercial Don't Look Up (2021) 10 Minute Takes is a series of video essays attempting to engage in historical materialist analysis of popular film and television, delivered in digestible chunks rather than as podcasts with runtimes as long as those of the movies themselves

The boys from NewFrankfurtSchool join Hailey for a reverse-affirmative action stream to discuss everyone's least favourite "African American" buying Twitter. Join us live every Monday right here on YouTube or Twitch: twitch.tv/thekulturedottv

Why Steven Soderbergh's indie whistleblower portrayal in Kimi (2022) is more revolutionary compared to Adam McKay's Sorkinesque blockbuster infomercial Don't Look Up (2021) 10 Minute Takes is a series of video essays attempting to engage in historical materialist analysis of popular film and television, delivered in digestible chunks rather than as podcasts with runtimes as long as those of the movies themselves

Hassan breaks down why the hell everyone is talking about Russian philosopher Aleksandr Gelyevich Dugin and why you should care. Join the Kulture Monday Show on Youtube and Twitch, every week at 2 p.m.

The Kulture boys discuss the issues with allowing optics to take precedent over a class analysis of labour and political movements. Join the Kulture Monday Show on Youtube and Twitch, every week at 2 p.m.

The Kulture boys discuss the backlash to Amazon Labour Union President Chris Smalls appearing on Tucker Carlson. Join the Kulture Monday Show on Youtube and Twitch, every week at 2 p.m.

Brandon explains some of the under reported connections between the Portapique shooter and the RCMP, and the unanswered questions that remain two years later.

Brandon and Stu discuss Deputy Premiere Chrystia Freeland's recent comments saying "it's just a mathematical thing, Canada has the fastest growing population in the G7" to explain why Canada's young people can't afford a home.

To celebrate 4/20 Brandon and Stu take a walk down memory lane, reminiscing about Canada's largest illegal grow-op in history, fittingly hidden inside an old Molson Canadian Brewery in Barrie Ontario

The #CanuckCast returns with @qaomene @lefthandstu and @canningbrandon on why weed isn't cool anymore; Freeland and the myth of Too Many Immigrants; and the 2nd anniversary of the Portapique shootings.

The Kulture is Risen for the Monday Show discussing ALU Prez Chris Smalls' recent appearance on Carlson, and @19hassan49 explains who Dugin is and examines media censorship over the war in Ukraine.

Join in on the #CanuckCast with @qaomene, @LeftHandStu and @kiranopal_ talking about the $8B military budget increase, Yves Engler confronting Freeland, and the upcoming visit by Prince Charles and Camilla. Plus, Stu has a Canuck Friendly reading series from the CBC asking us to consider the plight of the Landlord.

The Monday Show is back with Q's field report on the Amazon Union event in NY; Hailey makes her triumphant return with a chock-full "This Week in History," and Stu has a reading series about why student loan borrowers have had it too easy.

On the last Kulture Monday Show, Producer Stu attempts to inflicts massive psychological damage against Q in retaliation for his lateness to the stream with a dramatic reading of Thomas Friedman's latest NYT Op-Ed. Join us live every Monday right here on YouTube or Twitch: twitch.tv/thekulturedottv

In this clip from the April 4 Monday Show, Hassan and the panel discuss how, as monopoly capital grows larger so too does the organizing power of the workers they employ. Join us live every Monday right here on YouTube or Twitch: twitch.tv/thekulturedottv

In this clip from the April 4 Monday Show, Amanda breaks down the AFL/AFL-CIO's history of labour imperialism. Join us live every Monday right here on YouTube or Twitch: twitch.tv/thekulturedottv