Here is our complete interview with Jaike Spotted Wolf, who we met on Anishnaabe land, and who you heard snippets of on our episode called The People are a River. Jaike discusses the significance of Line 3 across Turtle Island – from the summer heat domes of the Pacific Northwest to polar cap ice melting … Continued
This episode offers our full conversation with Ember Phoenix & Ben Joselyn, water protectors on Anishnaabe land, building community & protecting the sacred. For more on the movement to Stop Line 3, you can listen to We Rise episode 32 (called Have you heard of Line 3?), 35 – The People are a River, and … Continued
We look at the history of African American healing and medicine with Michele E. Lee. African American traditional medicine is an American classic that emerged out of the necessity of its people to survive. It began with the healing knowledge brought with the African captives on the slave ships and later merged with Native American, … Continued
KPFA-FM Author Event Series Presents: “This Changes Everything: Capitalism v.s. The Climate” with Naomi Klein Hosted by: Jason Mark Produced by: Bob Baldock & Ken Preston Book Publisher: Simon & Shuster
Frank Herbert (1920-1986), in a recently unearthed interview from 1981 for the “Probabilities” radio program, discusses his early career, his work with pulp magazine editors, the original publication story of “Dune” as well as some of the concepts in the story.
Autumnal Equinox Council with Caroline W. Casey & Deborah Felmeth & Seán Pádraig O’Donoghue. Middle Eastern-Celtic-Sufi Voudoun syncretism plant lore, astro*mytho*guiding narrative, poetry, song… Where there be too much heat (uninitiated Mars hyper-yang death frenzy, war on life, war on Venus) – let’s align with Venus, with Mars providing back-up Woof! So that we may … Continued
Guest: James C. Scott is the author of Against the Grain: A Deep History of the Earliest State and the Sterling Professor of Political Science and co-director of the Agrarian Studies Program at Yale University.
Compilation of Pryor’s poetry and comments made during the Attica prison rebellion. | RICHARD PRYOR ON ATTICA / produced by Alan Farley. – Compilation of Pryor’s poetry he wrote about the Attica uprising and comments he made in one of his nightclub acts (recorded at Mandrake’s in Berkeley) and the comedy album he produced with … Continued
Series record for Inside Attica: interviews with former Attica inmates involved in the Attica prison rebellion. Produced and interviewed by Bruce Soloway Station: WBAI Date Broadcast on: WBAI, Sep. 1971
Attorney William Kunstler discusses his involvement in Attica prison inmate defense, and the similarities of Attica to the Wounded Knee occupation. Date Broadcast on: WBAI, 1973.
