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Oats for Breakfast is affiliated with the Socialist Project, an eco-socialist organization based in Toronto. We make political food for thought for all the world to consume.
Episode Notes In this episode, we tackle the housing crisis with James Hardwick, a seasoned activist with over a decade of experience suppor...
Episode Notes Norman Finkelstein is a political scientist whose work focuses on the Israel-Palestine conflict. He is the author of numerous...
Episode Notes This episode of Oats for Breakfast features an interview with journalist and filmmaker Paul Jay about a recent essay he wrote...
Episode Notes This episode features an interview with M.V. Ramana about his book Nuclear is Not the Solution: The Folly of Atomic Power in t...
Episode Notes Oats chats with political scientist Adolph Reed Jr. about his 2022 book The South: Jim Crow and Its Afterlives . The discussio...
Episode Notes In this episode, we reflect on the work and ideas of Noam Chomsky, the esteemed linguist and public intellectual, who recently...
Episode Notes After a three-year hiatus, Oats for Breakfast is making a comeback. In this return episode, we chat with Montreal-based journa...
In collaboration with Jamhoor, Oats for Breakfast hosts a discussion on the ongoing public health catastrophe in India. Those interested in...
Oats chats with post-doctoral fellow Adam King about the failed attempt to organize an Amazon fulfillment centre in Bessemer, Alabama. You c...
We chat with Professor Navyug Gill about the ongoing farmers' protest in India. The discussion touches on: the intent of the Indian governme...
Oats chats with Julian von Bargen about a book he recently co-edited, 'Challenging the Right, Augmenting the Left: Recasting Leftist Imagina...
Oats chats about housing injustice in Toronto with Brendan Jowett, a tenant lawyer who has fought to prevent the clearance of homeless encam...
We chat with author and activist Charlie Demers about Primary Obsessions, a novel about a psychologist who helps people overcome mental heal...
Oats chats with Kyle Bailey about the limits of stakeholder capitalism, corporate citizenship, and corporate social responsibility. The disc...
We follow up our broad discussion about agriculture by zooming in on the local urban agriculture movement -- we chat about its positive aspe...
Episode Notes Oats chats about the problems within the modern-day food system, whether technological achievements like GMOs are a good thing...
Episode Notes This episode of Oats for Breakfast features a discussion with Adolph Reed Jr. that was organized and live-streamed by Ryerson...
Oats for Breakfast will be on hiatus for the month of November. We'll be back again in December. The Patreon billing has been paused so patr...
Oats for Breakfast chats with podcaster Andre Goulet about the recently-launched Harbinger Media Network, an initiative that's bringing toge...
Oats interviews sociologist Lisa Kowalchuk about 'We Resist: Defending the Common Good in Hostile Times', a volume she co-edited. We also ch...
Oats for Breakfast sits down to chat about Kirsten Ghodsee's 2018 book 'Why Women Have Better Sex Under Socialism: And Other Arguments for E...
Oats for Breakfast chats with Joseph Anderson about his recent book, 'Capitalist Pigs: Pigs, Pork, and Power in America.' The book surveys t...
On this bonus episode of the podcast Oats sits down with Henry, a left-wing content creator known as Deathnography. We chat about memes, pod...
Oats for Breakfast interviews Meryam Haddad, a socialist candidate in the Green Party of Canada's leadership race. We chat about Meryam's pl...
Oats for Breakfast chats with Rio de Janeiro-based human rights lawyer Rhaysa Ruas about social and political circumstances in Brazil. The w...
Oats interviews Freddie deBoer about his book, "The Cult of Smart: How Our Broken Education System Perpetuates Social Injustice." In the boo...
Oats for Breakfast chats with Yana Ludwig, a socialist running for office in one of the most conservative states in the US. Yana is a candid...
Oats chats with Dimitri Lascaris about his candidacy in the Green Party's leadership race. Dimitri tells us about how he became a socialist,...
Oats for Breakfast chats about the recent wave of protests that were sparked by George Floyd's murder in Minneapolis. We get into a critical...
Oats first hosted a discussion about COVID-19 on episode 40 (which was published on February 10, 2020), well before the pandemic attained gl...
We return from our month long hiatus to chat about our experience of travelling back to Canada and (after developing some symptoms) our effo...
Oats will be on hiatus during May. A couple of us need to travel back to Canada and managing the logistics of that are going to make it diff...
We continue the discussion we were having last time about the way the COVID-19 crisis is playing out in the Global South. We chat about prea...
In this episode we chat a bit about the experience we've had with the COVID-19 crisis while being in the Global South before getting into a...
Oats chats with Dru Oja Jay and Sam Hersh about the ongoing efforts to organize rent strikes across Canada. We talk about the impact the COV...
In the second part of our collaborative discussion with Jamhoor.org, we chat about some of the protest movements currently active in India a...
Oats for Breakfast, in collaboration with Jamhoor.org , hosts a discussion about South Asia. We chat about Hindutva and the closing off of s...
Oats continues the dicussion about Jagmeet Singh's 'Love & Courage.' In this segment, while digging deeper into Singh's book, we try to take...
Oats hosts a critical discussion about Jagmeet Singh's book, 'Love & Courage: My Story of Family, Resilience, and Overcoming the Unexpected....
Oats chats with Vancouver-based writer, activist, and comedian Charlie Demers about indigenous sovereignty, pipeline resistance, and the con...
The second part of our discussion about the coronavirus outbreak. This time we chat about some of the conspiracy theories that are spreading...
We sit down to chat about the coronavirus outbreak, its social and cultural implications, and we use the opportunity to highlight some aspec...
We continue our discussion about HBO's 'Watchmen.' This time we get into chatting reparations, particularist and universalist policy measure...
Oats hosts a discussion on HBO's 'Watchmen,' a superhero drama series that deals with issues of race and racism in the present-day United St...
The last instalment in our series on Islam and Muslims. We chat about the Arab Gulf, terrorism, and whether Muslims would benefit from socia...
The second part of our series on Islam and Muslims. We continue chatting about and developing the themes we started discussing last week.
We kick off the new year with a three-part series on Islam and Muslims. Over the course of the series, Muslim contributors to Oats for Break...
We continue chatting with Michael Smith and Claire-Anne Lester. This time the discussion looks at the range of the political spectrum in Sou...
Oats chats with Michael Smith and Claire-Anne Lester about South Africa. Our discussion touches on Nelson Mandela's legacy, the Truth and Re...
Oats chats about Martin Scorsese's 'The Irishman' as well as the book that the film is based on, Charles Brandt's 'I Heard You Paint Houses....