This week, we share the first part of a conversation we had with “Joe”. After doing ten years in prison for a sex offense conviction, Joe is now outside and navigating the difficult tightrope that many people convicted of such crimes must walk. A...
This week, we share the first part of a conversation we had with “Joe”. After doing ten years in prison for a sex offense conviction, Joe is now outside and navigating the difficult tightrope that many people convicted of such crimes must walk. A...
Solecast Audience Questions: On Theory, Gardening, Practical Organizing, Music Stuff & Anti-fascism.
On Theory, The Passing of Alias, Gardening, Practical Organizing, Music Stuff & Anti-fascism.
Solecast Audience Questions: On Theory, Gardening, Practical Organizing, Music Stuff & Anti-fascism.
On Theory, The Passing of Alias, Gardening, Practical Organizing, Music Stuff & Anti-fascism.
Sunday, May 20th from 14:00-22:00 Central European Time (UTC+1), so 8am North Carolina time, get ready for HOURS of anarchist audio from around the world with participants in the A-Radio Network, producers of B(A)DNews. Find the stream soon at this...
On this episode of Radical Underground, we talk about May Day in Jakarta and Yogyakarta, Indonesia where a police post was destroyed and the call was out to “murder the sultan!” We also talked about the books Sabaté: Urban...
This week, we are airing a conversation that William had a few weeks ago with Wriply Bennet and Ashley Braxton, two members of the Black Pride 4. The Black Pride 4 are four black queer and trans people with accomplices who were arrested during a...
This week, we share a moving keynote speech recently given at the University of Michigan by Michelle Jones. Jones has been featured on multiple episodes of Kite Line, who shared some of her experiences at the Indiana Women’s Prison, particularly...
This week, we share a moving keynote speech recently given at the University of Michigan by Michelle Jones. Jones has been featured on multiple episodes of Kite Line, who shared some of her experiences at the Indiana Women’s Prison, particularly...
Last week, we began hearing the voices of prisoners on the topic of Angela Davis’s book, Are Prisons Obsolete? Up first, we have Anastazia Schmid’s response to the book, followed by Angaza Iman Bahar reading his response to us from Miami...