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Good summary!
I listened to it myself, just finished the second half in the car, coming to work this morning.
I am not sure I'd be qualified to speak on the podcast, but I feel like this wasn't a good trio to put together. I mean, one is talking from a religious point of view, the other doesn't believe in the working class existing anymore.. So I feel like Wolff is trying to educate them on the matter, but you can feel that he too realizes, that they, the others are too far gone. I find them annoying to listen to to be frank.
I listen to all of Wolff's talks. We got to hear some "interesting" things, like the Chomsky bits at the end, but other than that, I am not sure what the point of this episode was. I also don't like how they can just free roam in their speech and that there is no clear goal in sight, no problems solved at the end.
But as you said, it is interesting how good they are at tolerating each other.
And I agree, go listen to other works of Wolff's instead, like the one about the emerging front against Russia!