Last week, we heard from Kim, Shari, Lauren, Pablo and Brian about Parole Illinois, a group fighting to reinstate, as they put it, “earned discretionary reentry”. This is the last of a two-part conversation with them. In 1978, Illinois abolished...
12 Rules for WHAT sit down with Joshua Citarella to discuss his research into online radicalisation, the far right’s own personal hamster wheels, and the question of the final meme of all.
We checked in with Tasos, an Anarchist from the Void Network, on everything from the history and current context in Exarcheia, to the influence played by social media and #MeToo on the Greek political situation.
We checked in with Tasos, an Anarchist from the Void Network, on everything from the history and current context in Exarcheia, to the influence played by social media and #MeToo on the Greek political situation.
“We need to think about how we speak to people who have lost all agency, lost all hope and are living in a nihilistic existence – that’s the sleeping giant that’s gonna change things.” Eugene Puryear is a longtime journalist and...
Marybeth Seitz-Brown, organizer and former rank-and-file member with the NewsGuild of New York, joins the show to discuss how deep organizing is necessary for building robust union democracy and pushing union members to tackle the biggest issues of...
Your doomer and bloomer hosts are joined by Aly, one of our frequent correspondents, to discuss populism, the far right and the role neoliberal hegemony plays in enabling fascism. The discussion is heavily focused around the book Reactionary...
We are back with your weekly helping of Coffee with Comrades and, boy, do we have a show for you! I sat down with my friend and comrade, author and activist Shane Burley, who’s new book, Why We Fight, is available now through AK Press! Shane and I...
We start this episode with our monthly list of prison disturbances compiled by Perilous Chronicle, an journalistic collective that tracks prisoner protests across the US and Canada. Afterwards, we share the first part of a conversation with people...
We start this episode with our monthly list of prison disturbances compiled by Perilous Chronicle, an journalistic collective that tracks prisoner protests across the US and Canada. Afterwards, we share the first part of a conversation with people...