Dissident Island Radio episode 194 features: – Sam tenten discussing high art on the down low (00:01:24-00:17:26) – Jim from London Antifa on the state of UK fascism and the antifascist fight (00:21:19-00:31:58) – LDMG Andy on the legal down low of...
Welcome to a podcast special release of The Final Straw’s interview of two members of The Haymaker, a gym project under way in Chicago, IL. The Haymaker‘s principles of unity are as follows: As organizers, we believe in Autonomy...
Burn Down the American Plantation For this episode, we are featuring a conversation that William had with some members of The Base, a social and political space in Brooklyn, about a book they co authored called Burn Down the American Plantation...
June 7th marks the one year anniversary of the death of Clinton Gilkie, and so we devote our June 2nd and June 16th episodes of Kite Line to his story and his memory. Clinton “Boo” Gilkie was held in the Monroe County Jail since he was 16 after a...
Montreal community groups came together with autonomous radicals last week to demand access to housing, squatting buildings and holding free barbecues in the park.
What if you had to risk everything to escape war? Would there be strangers on the other side, willing to help you and you family to safety?
Solecast 43 is an interview with Radical Comic Book publisher Ad Astra Comix. This is a super informative conversation about the role art can play in resistance. We talk about their efforts to promote and produce radical comics with...
This episode will include two segments, firstly Bursts speaks with a longtime supporter of vegan anarchist prisoner Eric King, who was accused in 2014 of attempting to firebomb a government officials office in Kansas City. They speak about his case...
In this month’s episode of Trouble, anarchist media collective we interview a number of individuals from around the world who are helping to chart a course for the future based on living practices of solidarity and mutual aid, and who are...
The death penalty is the barest, most explicit aspect of state violence. Relatively few people are sentenced to death, and even fewer are actively, legally killed by the state but the death penalty persists as an assertion of the sovereign right to...