Comrades: Welcome to Struggle Sessions, the new name of this samizdat’s podcast. My policy is that anytime an anon gets doxxed or smeared, I will do everything I can to support them support them. I can think of no better guest for the new name of this podcast than Lomez. He is the founder of the Passage Press and the target of a recent dox.
In our conversation, we discuss:
The Red Guards at The Guardian have held a struggle session against you. They have denounced you as a deplorable counter-revolutionary for publishing dangerous books, doubling their IQ, and being really, really ridiculously good looking. How do you plead against their charges, Lomez?
What factors and countermeasures contributed to him successfully subverting the subversion, which has made him stronger and his attackers weaker than ever
How life has changed for him after the doxxing
What he noticed on the Noticing book tour
Maintaining a healthy, open classroom within a toxic commissar campus environment
Advice for up and coming creatives, common themes amongst Passage Prize winners
Major lessons learned building Passage Press
The long-term vision for Passage Press and how can we can help the team achieve it
For a 3-minute parody video of The Guardian’s struggle session on Lomez:
How To Make a Struggle Session Parody (Part 4) - The Guardian's Doxxing of Lomez
Comrades: Lomez has been doxxed and denounced by The Guardian. The Atlantic has piled on with a farcical piece called “The Far Right’s New Badge of Honor”. Today Lomez gets the Yuri struggle session parody treatment along with fellow counter-revolutionaries
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If you want learn more about “How To Build an Empire” with Lomez, previous podcast guest classicist Alex Petkas, and ~30 other fascinating comrades in Ecuador August 22-25, inquire below:
Who else would you like me to interview on the new Struggle Sessions podcast?
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