In this episode we have a much needed conversation around firearms and mental health, as well as gun control legislation that targets folks with neurodivergence. **Content Warning** There is an extensive conversation on suicide in this episode. Find...
Black and Green Podcast is now Primal Anarchy Podcast! Episode 16: Book Recommendations, Part 1. January 9, 2019 House cleaning and announcements: Black and Green Podcast is now Primal Anarchy Podcast, Black and Green Review is now Wild Resistance...
Had the pleasure of swinging by Eugene, Oregon to meet up at John Zerzan’s house last weekend along with five other current and former editors of Black and Green Review to talk about the journal, direction, discussion about the anarchist milieu and...
‘The Suffocating Void’ by Kevin Tucker. From Gathered Remains. Read by Ryan Morgan.
A reading of Kevin Tucker’s essay ‘Feral Revisions’ from Black and Green Review no 5.
A brief response on a 1991 school book on explorers. Focusing on cults and how civilization demands people be broken via domestication. Starting with the NXIVM cult. Reading from ‘Society Without Strangers’ and talk of neoteny. How primal anarchy...
Special edition: Using Tools, Becoming Tools. Technology and civilization, or why I can’t stop hating Elon Musk and all the delusion that empowered him. Techno-colonialism. The beauty of stone tools, the horror of technology, and the victims of...
Black and Green Podcast 12: 9-6-2018. Podcast housecleaning, giving call in messages a shot. Supporting Black & Green. A bit about Of Gods and Country. Pinker, Chagnon, sociobiologists and their retelling of violence as a revisionist form of human...
Black and Green Review 6 timeline. Anniversaries of Charlottesville and execution of Mike Brown in the unending tension of social media and civilization. Poem break: Joan Kovatch’s ‘Timing’. Of Gods and Country, update, overview and reading. Murder...
‘Of Gods and Country’ update. MD newspaper shooter and facial recognition software. Colonizers and headhunters in ‘Severed.’ Identity politics, social media, and seeing faces on a new virtual landscape and the rise of a new ethno-nationalism. Dear...