
a podcast about organizing in the south, Texas fascism, and how to fight back
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 69 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNews | |||

Here is part 2 of this special two-part Christmas episode, where I sit down with Austin local legend, Sam Greyhorse. We talk about his life journey from growing up in Austin's heyday, life as a Mexilero Apache horse whisperer, his music, his activism... more
In this special two-part Christmas episode, I sit down with Austin local legend, Sam Greyhorse. We talk about his life journey from growing up in Austin's heyday, life as a Mexilero Apache horse whisperer, his music, his activism, and what it's like ... more
This was originally recorded and released to Patreon in July 2024. I’ve finally caught up enough to drop it to the main feed. It’s a fairly dense book, and will be coming out in bite sized pieces.
*note* this was recorded on my old set up, and I wa... more
Communist, content creator, and member of the Dutch Socialist Party, Leanne, joins me to talk about Dutch colonial history, and how it still affects the present world.
find her on twitter and TikTok @Leannenist
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Theory filtered through an accessible lens by a host who is obviously passionate about global liberation. Funny, easy to digest and vital to the current moment.
Much love and solidarity from Idaho!
Only heard a couple episodes so far, trying to hear some specific past episodes, appreciate the enthusiasm listening from Georgia (metro Atlanta), will update this review in a month or so
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Focused on social activism and political organizing, the series explores various critical topics surrounding leftist movements, labor rights, and anti-fascism. Discussions often center on the intersectionality of struggles against oppression, community activism, and critiques of contemporary capitalist structures. With episodes featuring analysis of historical figures like Che Guevara, as well as current political events in Texas and beyond, the narratives combine personal experiences with broader reflections on societal issues. The tone ranges from serious critiques of oppressive systems to light-hearted discussions about popular culture, making the content engaging for listeners interested in social justice and political change.
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