Monday
28 July 2025
16:00 (4 pm) - Dis & Datinformation w/Ann Li
Reading: Rethinking Capital in Light of the Grundrisse by Moishe Postone
Join us for a daily topical conversation about cultural and political economic research subjects plus discussion about scholarly articles posted to the TAC Discord server.
19:00 (7 pm) - Reading and Writing Workshop w/Nate in Wisconsin
Nate and or others read Studs Terkel oral history interviews in honor of Nancy and her reading of her Aunt’s memoir. (If people enjoy we could do it for a while.)
We will read 2 Terkel interviews with miners. Also people can bring their tales of jobs. Write about it, or tell us about it. Also any writing welcome to share.
20:00 (8 pm) - The Funny Hour
Similar to the Bring the Music hour but with stand up and funny videos where the whole community participates.
Tuesday
29 July 2025
16:00 (4 pm) - Dis & Datinformation w/Ann Li
Reading: Nagatini on Value-Form
Join us for a daily topical conversation about cultural and political economic research subjects plus discussion about scholarly articles posted to the TAC Discord server.
19:00-20:30 (7-8:30 pm) - The Read Hour
Join the us every Tuesday for a short story discussion. See this week’s reading in the #the-read-hour channel on Discord.
This week’s reading: A White Heron by Sarah Orne Jewett
Wednesday
30 July 2025
15:45 (3:45 pm) - Making Kimchi Fried Rice w/Joe in Norway
16:00 (4 pm) - Dis & Datinformation w/Ann Li
Join us for a daily topical conversation about cultural and political economic research subjects plus discussion about scholarly articles posted to the TAC Discord server.
20:30-21:30 (8:30 pm) - Spirituality and Activism w/Texas Tom
You are invited to join tonight’s weekly Wednesday night Spirituality And Activism zoom!
Agenda: An Atheist and a Theist Discuss the Intersection of Science and the Sacred
Tonight we’re watching an interview with theologian Dr. Philip Clayton, coauthor of Science and the Sacred with the late secular humanist C. S. Pearce. The book traces their journey to bridge science and spirituality, crafting a cosmic narrative that spans the Big Bang to human culture. The interview highlights their shared vision—one that is scientifically grounded, ethically transformative, and deeply meaningful.
The interview invites skeptical believers and believing skeptics alike to explore our shared humanity, and offers a model of the kind of dialogue that is essential for building a compassionate and flourishing world in the future.
C. S. Pearce has been writing about religious and ethical issues, public affairs, and natural science since 1992 as well as Op Eds in the Los Angeles Times, the Washington Post, and other papers.
Philip Clayton is an American philosopher of religion and philosopher of science, and a well-known process theologian.. His work focuses on the intersection of science, ethics, and society. M
Thursday
31 July 2025
16:00 (4 pm) - Dis & Datinformation w/Ann Li
Join us for a daily topical conversation about cultural and political economic research subjects plus discussion about scholarly articles posted to the TAC Discord server.
19:00 (7 pm) - Bring the News w/Susanna
Tonight: DEM U.S. Senator Elissa Slotkin (MI) interviewed on Breaking Points with Krystal Ball and Saagar Enjeti about “Epstein, Israel and Zohran.” I’m not doing this specifically to trash the Senator, I think it’s a fascinating case study about upcoming DEM leadership, and the Senator is quite ambitious.
If you come across an article or bit of news that you feel the group would find interesting read it aloud (or ask someone to) and open the floor to discussion.
21:00 (9 pm) - “Texas Tom” Webber’s Night Owl Roost
Please check #zoom-links channel on Discord for separate Zoom link.
Friday
1 August 2025
16:00 (4 pm) - Dis & Datinformation w/Ann Li
Reading: Finishing Up Lange on Fetishism & Critique of Political Economy
Join us for a daily topical conversation about cultural and political economic research subjects plus discussion about scholarly articles posted to the TAC Discord server.
17:00 (5 pm) - Office Hours w/Professor Adnan Husain
The radical academy is in session, the online university is open! Historian, scholar of religion, and analyst of contemporary global and geopolitics, esp in the Middle East and co-host of Guerrilla History podcast, Professor Adnan Husain holds “office hours” an open, interactive livestream to discuss global issues, commentary and analysis, historical insights and methods, understanding of religion and politics with the audience on YouTube. Send in your questions and comments on X/Insta (@adnanahusain) and in the YT comments. Priority to Patrons and supporters in the “superchat” but all are welcome to engage respectfully in a spirit of inquiry, learning for political education, and effective and disciplined action for liberation and justice.
19:00 (7 pm) - The After Hours Show S03E10
On tonight’s show:
- Ann Li updates us on Ukraine and blesses us with a rant
- Joe in Norway makes foraged wild blueberry scones with orange blossom water and gooseberry jam for Kitchen ASMR
- TAC week in review, week looking forward
20:30 (8:30 pm) - A Guided Tour of Rod Serling’s Night Gallery w/Prof. Jon (Donate)
This week’s Night Gallery Season 2 Episode 2, Story 3: Class of ’99
A college professor administers a chilling oral exam with a dystopian twist.
22:00 (10 pm) - Cinematac: Poker Face w/Travis
I would like to invite everyone to join me for the mystery crime/comedy series, Poker Face. A Columbo inspired drama.
A mystery-of-the-week series following Charlie Cale, who has an extraordinary ability to determine when someone is lying. She hits the road in her Plymouth Barracuda and with every stop encounters a new cast of characters and strange crimes she can’t help but solve. Guest stars are plentiful throughout, from Ellen Barkin and Adrien Brody to Luis Guzmán and Chloë Sevigny. An inverted detective series, also known as a “howcatchem” and popularized by “Columbo,” the crime and perpetrator are shown at the beginning of each episode, and follows Charlie as she tries to solve the mystery.
00:00 (12 am) - Open Dialogue
Saturday
2 August 2025
14:00 (2 pm) - Weekly Marx Reading Group
Reading: Karl Marx Volume III in the Economic Manuscripts of 1864–65 Fowkes/Moseley (2016)
19:00 (7 pm) - Hey, Dead Man! It’s Film Night at CinemaTAC w/Joe in Norway
Dead Man is a 1995 American acid Western film written and directed by Jim Jarmusch. It stars Johnny Depp, Gary Farmer, Billy Bob Thornton, Iggy Pop, Crispin Glover, John Hurt, Michael Wincott, Lance Henriksen, Gabriel Byrne, Mili Avital, and Robert Mitchum in his final film performance. The movie, set in the late 19th century, follows William Blake, a meek accountant on the run after killing a man. He has a chance encounter with enigmatic Native American spirit-guide “Nobody”, who believes Blake is the reincarnation of the visionary English poet William Blake.
21:00 (9 pm) - Bring the Music
Bring tunes you want to share, check #music Discord channel for this week’s theme.
Sunday
3 August 2025
14:00 (2 pm) - Art Attack Zoom Group w/Texas Tom (separate Zoom)
14:00 (2 pm) - Weekly Marx Reading Group
Reading: Karl Marx Volume III in the Economic Manuscripts of 1864–65 Fowkes/Moseley (2016)
16:00 (4 pm) - A Star Trek:The Next Generation Watch Party & Discussion w/Prof. Jon (Donate)
This week’s episode: The Icarus Factor
Riker’s delight at being offered a command of the USS Ares turns to frustration when the man sent to prepare him for his mission is his estranged father; Worf’s behavior leads Wesley to delve into Klingon tradition.
? pm - Sunday Soul Social (Following Star Trek) w/Lane
Note: all times in ET.
Registration
Register for a slot on After Hours now.