Henry, let's start with you.

Sure.

Nice to be back.

For listeners who didn't hear the first part of the conversation, I'm Henry Huckamacki.

Many people who are listening to this probably know me as one of the hosts and the producer of Guerrilla History, which is an anti-imperialist, left-wing, global proletarian history podcast.

It's been going on for about six years.

So, you know, subscribe to Guerrilla History if you haven't already.

And so, yes, Henry, can you introduce Guillaume Swang for us? And then Salvatore, can you introduce the book?

So, Henry, what would you say are the biggest misconceptions about communism relating to ecology and sustainability that we have to unlearn?

Yeah, so I know you had sent this question to us before and...

It's surprisingly a really difficult question because there's so many misconceptions about communism and all of these misconceptions in some way relate to the discussion of ecology.

So trying to narrow it down to what the biggest or some of the biggest misconceptions are.

and how that relates to the misunderstanding of people vis-a-vis socialist states, communism as a system, and ecology.

It's actually surprisingly tricky.

And so I'm sure Salvatore will have other misconceptions and myths that I don't mention because there really is a lot of them.

So I want you to share that example, that story, and then any other takeaways that you have for the book.