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Featuring interviews with participants in social movements, struggles, rebellions, projects, thinkers, and organizers.
On this episode of It’s Going Down, we speak with two participants in the ongoing food resiliency project, Lobelia Commons, based out of New Orleans. We discuss how the project has grown since the last time we spoke, the response to their publication, The Earthbound Farmer’s Almanac, and also their thoughts around autonomous disaster relief … Continued
On this episode of It’s Going Down, we look at the recent elections, and pick apart and critique the round of hot takes from corporate news, Centrist blowhards, and cringy gate-keepers. Moreover, we discuss why now days, people are more interested in revolting against neoliberals than they are in voting for them. photo: Jennifer Burk … Continued
On this episode of It’s Going Down, IGD hosts discuss the embrace of the anti-vaccine movement by some sections of police, as many cities are pushing public workers to get the vaccine in order to keep their jobs. We then discuss the bombshell article from Rolling Stone, which documents how ‘Stop the Steal’ protesters claim … Continued
Long-time anarchist and antifascist organizer Paul O’Banion joins It’s Going Down to discuss how the struggle against the far-Right and fascism must evolve and grow into a broader political struggle beyond (just) street confrontations in order to push back against the growing reactionary and white supremacist forces we face today. We discuss the rise of … Continued
On this episode of It’s Going Down, we speak with Brad Thomson, an attorney in Chicago, about the case of Daniel Baker, an anarchist, antifascist, veteran, and former volunteer in the YPG, or the People’s Protection Units, which fought against ISIS in autonomous areas of Kurdistan in Syria. Baker has been sentenced to several years … Continued
On today’s show, It’s Going Down presents a presentation from the Civil Liberties Defense Center (CLDC) based out of Eugene, Oregon, about state and corporate surveillance, your cell phone, and how to lock it down to keep unwanted eyes from getting inside of it. photo: Jonas Lee via Unsplash
Longtime antifascist organizer Daryle Lamont Jenkins joins us to speak on the the far-Right post-J6 and someone from Philadelphia Anarchist Black Cross speaks on the history of the group and their annual ‘Running Down the Walls’ event. photo: It’s Going Down
This week on It’s Going Down, we get squatted by Partisan Gardens, who gives us a deep dive on the Earthbound Farmer’s Almanac, which we have explored on a previous show. On today’s episode: Today’s crisis has roots in the earliest moments of land theft against native peoples, a process that has continued alongside hundreds … Continued
On this episode of the It’s Going Down podcast, we speak with three residents of the Tenacious Unicorn Ranch, a trans anarchist homestead, and talk about the release of the upcoming documentary film, Tenacious, and how people living on the ranch mobilized over the past year against threats from the far-Right. We also discuss homesteading in … Continued
On today’s episode, we speak with two members of Oakland Abolition and Solidarity, an abolitionist organization based in the bay area of California that is involved in supporting prisoner led organizing in jails and prisons. We discuss the recent call from Jailhouse Lawyers Speak for national ‘Shut’Em Down’ demonstrations, the impact and role of the … Continued
