You definitely know about the dig since you're listening to this podcast and you probably know about Jacobin

which helps put out the dig but you might not know about catalyst a journal of Theory and Strategy. Capitalism is once again up for debate.

Cataly, a Journal of Theory and Strategy, is a scholarly journal produced by Jacobin Foundation that aims to do everything it can to promote and deepen this conversation.

Its focus is, as the title suggests, to develop a theory and strategy with capitalism as its target, both in the

north and in the global south. That's an ambitious agenda, but this is a time for

thinking big.

You can check out Catalysts' great essays, including contributions from scholars like Mike

Davis, and subscribe in print for just $20 for an entire year by going to bit dot Lee slash dig catalyst that's

BIT dot ly slash dig catalyst I T dot L Y slash Dig Catalyst.

Welcome to the Dig, a podcast from Jack up in magazine. My name is Daniel Denver and

a broadcasting from Providence, Rhode Island.

What do I do?

That is the question that Kornow West, by way of Dosteevsky,

posed and then offered some answers to in last week's interview.

For this week's episode, I asked Mike Davis the same, what happened and what then is to be done. Unsurprisingly Mike had a ton of

insight, but what I want to hammer home here is where Mike ends the interview.

We need to create left organizations of organizers.

Organizations that can sustain young leftists recently radicalized, particularly working-class

leftists, over the years to come. That's an issue that I want to explore in more

depth down the road, but for now, I'll leave it to Mike Davis.

Briefly, before we get started. Obviously, the dig only exists because our listeners, people just like you listening to me right now, support

us at patreon.com slash the dig. It's that simple.

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