The Post-Internet Far Right and Ecofascism with 12 Rules for WHAT podcast
An interview with Sam and Alex of 12 Rules for WHAT podcast about the far right, antifascism, ecofascism and related topics in the US, UK and abroad
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Hil Malatino on Being Trans in this Moment
Scott’s interview with Hil Malatino, professor of Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies and Philosophy at Penn State University and author of three books, Trans Care, Queer Embodiment: Monstrosity, Medical Violence, and Intersex Experience, and Side Affects: On Being Trans and Feeling Bad.
Stop The Mountain Valley Pipeline
This week, we’ll speak with Toby and Emily, two longtime activists resisting the Mountain Valley Pipeline’s construction through Appalachia, about the pipeline, some of the resistance history, MVP’s attempt in federal court to intimidate and identify folks who run the social media accounts called “Appalachians Against Pipelines” and how to get involved in the struggle to fight climate change.
Zines
Latest Episodes First *All zines are designed to be printed with the printer set for double sided (short-edge binding), and color photos & designs are optimized to also be printed in black and white. Unimposed PDFs are great for reading online. You can find a catalog of our transcriptions to this point (April, 2024) Catalog … Continue reading Zines
Solidarity Means Stepping Up; Ben Turk on Updates and a Future for Prison Abolition
This week we got the chance to sit down and catch up with Ben Turk, who is an anarchist and prison abolitionist living in Milwaukee WI, about some recent efforts that he has been involved in and some ways that listeners can plug in and do solidarity work from afar. We speak about the lockdowns … Continue reading Solidarity Means Stepping Up; Ben Turk on Updates and a Future for Prison Abolition
Move 9 Speak, Yellow Finch Tree Sitters, and Pansy Fest//ACAB 2019
This week we feature three segments. First, we hear from Janine, Janet and Eddie Africa of the Move9 (released this year after more than 40 behind bars) about their brother Delbert Orr Africa’s fight to communicate while in a medical emergency in prison. Then, tree sitters at Yellow Finch against the Mountain Valley PIpeline talk about the blockade. Finally, organizers with Pansy Fest and Another Carolina Anarchist Bookfair in Asheville talk about their organizing.
Support the NoDAPL Prisoners!: A chat with Jess and Olive
This week, we’re excited to share the voices of Jess and Olive, who both did legal support, and do prisoner solidarity with the folks facing Federal prison time from the struggle at Standing Rock against the Dakota Access Pipeline. We speak about Michael “Rattler” Markus, Red Fawn Fallis,
May Day Every Day, and Breaking the Pattern of Sieges: An update and analysis from the Hellbender Monopod Blockade and Reflections on May Day
May Day Every Day, and Breaking the Pattern of Sieges For this May Day episode William had the chance to speak with Nutty, who has been holding down a monopod blockade which is blocking the construction of the Mountain Valley Pipeline in the renamed Hellbender Autonomous Zone. She has been without the ability to reup … Continue reading May Day Every Day, and Breaking the Pattern of Sieges: An update and analysis from the Hellbender Monopod Blockade and Reflections on May Day
March 2018 B(A)DNews: Angry Voices From Around The World
This is episode number 10 of “B(A)D NEWS – Angry voices from around the world”, a news program from the international network of anarchist and anti-authoritarian radios, consisting of short news segments from different parts of the world. (Overall duration 01:09:04) Content: – Words from A-Radio Berlin about repression and torture of anarchists and … Continue reading March 2018 B(A)DNews: Angry Voices From Around The World
Expropriations and Internal Exile: Ray Luc Levasseur on Tom Manning, SCAR, and the Ohio 7
For this week’s episode, Bursts spoke with Ray Luc Levasseur, longtime activist, Vietnam War vet, revolutionary and former political prisoner in the U.S. Ray was a reputed founder of the Sam Melville / Jonathan Jackson Unit, later known as the United Freedom Front which conducted sabotage, expropriations and attacks against profiteers and symbols of American Imperialism … Continue reading Expropriations and Internal Exile: Ray Luc Levasseur on Tom Manning, SCAR, and the Ohio 7