This episode of the Dig, like every episode of the Dig, is produced in partnership with Jacobin magazine.

Jacobin is an incredible publication and you've probably seen a lot of what they've published online, but they also have a really beautiful print magazine.

It comes out quarterly and has well over 100 pages packed with illustrations, infographics, and some of the best graphic design in the country.

Dig listeners can join 50,000 Jacobin subscribers, developing socialist political thought and debate for just

$15 a year. $15 gets you an entire year of Jacobin in print and access to the magazine's entire back catalog.

If you've never subscribed to Jacobin before, you can access this deal by going to

BIT. LY slash Dig Jacobin all lowercase that's

bitly slash dig Jacob, BIT dot L Y, from Jacobin magazine. My name is Daniel Denver and I'm broadcasting from Providence, Rhode Island.

Oftentimes, the dig is not the timeliest of podcasts.

We strive to remain somewhat contrary to the 24-hour news cycle, but this moment is a powerful

vortex that we've all been sucked into.

What, in other words, can you think about right now other than right now?

So I invited Naomi Klein and Nikil Paul Singh on for a broad discussion about this conjunction on the eve of the election with the pandemic

resurgent after months of mass street protest against police violence as

the world teeters on the edge peering into the climate abyss.

The basic question that I posed to them repeatedly

in various ways throughout the interview

is, how should we be thinking about

enacting upon it all as the left?

After we finish the interview, Naomi lamented that we didn't discuss the unthinkable possibility of Trump winning,

or more likely him attempting to steal the election.

And she had this to say.

...