In this episode we talk with historian Victoria Bynum, author of the Renegade South blog and multiple books, including the Free State of Jones – Mississippi’s Longest War. We talk about the little known history of resistance to the...
“Predictive” instruments are common currency within the carceral reform movement. In this episode we speak with three abolitionists –Rodrigo Ochigame, Chelsea Barabas, and Hamid Khan– to contextualize the use of pre-trial...
This week’s episode features two perspectives on the right-wing “Yellow Vests Canada” movement and how anti-fascists are taking them on. Topics include: What, if anything, do these people have to do with the yellow vest movement...
For the first Trouble episode of 2019, subMedia rings in the new year by looking at the institution we love to hate: the cops.
In our first episode of Trouble of 2019 we look at the institution we love to hate, the cops.
The Burgerville Workers Union (BVWU) is the first officially recognized fast-food workers union in the United States. They are an affiliate of the Industrial Workers of the World and have embraced militant union organizing strategies to do what...
In this week’s episode of Coffee with Comrades, we are pleased to welcome for the very first time the one and only Mel, our new co-conspirator and co-host for the show. We’ve got a jam-packed episode for y’all, but before we get...
Philosopher and musician Dr. Lewis Gordon, spoke about Antef and Kemetic Philosophy, colonialism, white supremacy in European philosophy used as justification, Eurocentrism, resistance, Love, Fanon, and Anarchism. He’s the author of countless...
Anarchists In Conflict: Rojava + Yellow Vest Movement (Sean Swain at 6:28, interviews begin at 14:05) This week on The Final Straw, the episode’s theme is anarchist interventions in struggles around the world. We’ll be sharing audios from comrades...
First, we have updates on the Vaughn 17 and hunger strikes and noise demonstrations from immigrant detention centers around the country. After the news, we share a conversation with Phillip Roberts and Debra Des Vignes. Des Vignes is the founder of...