This week, we hear the voices of three prisoners: anarchist prisoner Michael Kimble and jailhouse lawyer Arthur “Akbar” Griggs at Holman CI in Atmore, Alabama, and Mark “Mustafa” Hinkston at Toledo CI in Ohio.
This time we’re speaking with Michael Kimble, who is a black gay anarchist prisoner incarcerated in Atmore, Alabama. Mr Kimble is active in many prison organizing projects, including the Free Alabama Movement.
This week’s episode features a Sean Swain segments (Reformism), an request from segregation by Michael Kimble for outreach to keep his brain sharp, and most of an hour of metal and punk a from around the world.
Two interviews: Michael Kimble and Gerald Griffin, prisoners at Donaldson CF in Alabama talk about conditions there; JJ Ayers of the Winnemucca Indian Colony talks about resisting the evictions and how the current tribal government came into power.
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An interview with Eric King and Josh Davidson about Eric’s incarceration, the movement to support prisoners, isolation and other topics.
Three members of Emergency Committee of Rojava give updates on recent escalation of cross border attacks by Turkey, conflict between PKK and KDP Peshmerga in Iraqi Kurdistan, the social revolution in Rojava, protests in Syria and other topics.
Chazz from Uprising Support talks about anti-repression and those still incarcerated from the 2020 George Floyd Uprising aka ACAB Spring. Then, anarchist prisoner June 11th statements in solidarity with Marius Mason and All Long Term Anarchist Prisoners.
This is a conversation with Geoff Aung (@Rgnhardliner on twitter), a Burmese American Marxist anthropology Phd candidate at Columbia University living abroad, about the current uprising, repression and revolutionary potentials in Myanmar. We discuss the evolution of tactics on the ground as revolutionaries adapt to the brutal murders of protesters by the state.
A conversation that I had with writer, anarchist, and agitator Vicky Osterweil about her recently published book In Defense of Looting, a Riotous History of Uncivil Action published by Bold Type Press in August of 2020.
