As the world stumbles towards renewable energy, who will own the power from the sun and wind? Is wind the common property of everyone — or the private property of the few? Anthropologist David McDermott Hughes spent several years studying resistance to wind turbines in a southern Spanish village, from which he draws important lessons … Continued
Guest host Max Pringle speaks with author and historian Giles Tremlett about his new book “the International Brigades: Fascism, Freedom and the Spanish Civil War.” The book examines the history of the international volunteer brigades who went to Spain in the 1930s to defend democracy during the Spanish Civil War.
Scottish anarchist Stuart Christie, who died August 15, 2020, lived a life deeply committed to the power of radical ideas and actions. And his life in many ways reflects the fortunes of classical anarchism, from the Spanish Revolution to the New Left. Anarchist publisher Ramsey Kanaan discusses Stuart Christie’s life and times. Resources: Duncan Campbell, … Continued
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we discuss the case of Dajon Ford and juvenile justice. And later we look at the attacks in Barcelona, Spain.
