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Featuring interviews with participants in social movements, struggles, rebellions, projects, thinkers, and organizers.
This episode features an interview with Danny Goldberg, a long-time author, activist, and former manager of the band Nirvana, who revolutionized music and brought the underground to the masses with the release of their second album, Nevermind. Now 25 years after the passing of Nirvana’s front-man, Kurt Cobain, Goldberg looks back on his time with … Continued
In this episode, we caught up with Zaikr Khan, chair of the Oregon chapter of Center for American Islamic Relations (CAIR) Oregon, to talk about the rise of racist attacks, Islamophobia and far-Right groups on the streets of the Pacific Northwest and their connections to local police.
We speak with antifascist researcher and journalist Shane Burley about the current situation in Oregon and the crossover between the GOP and far-Right militias, the future of Trumpism and the Alt-Right, and more.
We speak with someone from No More Deaths about State repression against their humanitarian work and Dr. Scott Warren in the face of mass deaths at the border and also discuss the threat of mass deportations and looming war with Iran.
We speak with anarchist organizer and hip-hop artist Sima Lee about the growing #DontMuteDC movement and the community organizing work of the Maroon House as well as the Knoxville Abortion Doula Collective about their work and analysis of the current wave of attacks on reproductive health and autonomy.
This episode features guest Arthur Pye from Black Rose Anarchist Federation on the increasing threat of climate change, as well as new activist formations such as Extinction Rebellion, State repression, and legislative proposals such as the Green New Deal.
