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How the Red was Won

Jen Big Nasty
Texas
Fascism
Hitchhiker's Guide To the Galaxy
Foundations Of Leninism
Disability Justice
Healthcare System
Electoralism
Socialism
Douglas Adams
Capitalism
Abortion Rights
Community Support
Medical Malpractice
Self-Defense
Trans Rights
Social Justice
Communism
Sungmanitu Bluebird
Imperialism
Invisible Disabilities

a podcast about organizing in the south, Texas fascism, and how to fight back

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In this episode I chat with Leroy F Moore Jr, a writer, poet, and activist with cerebral palsy. He is the founder of Krip-Hop Nation, the co-founder of Sins Invalid, and a writer for POOR Magazine. He is a radical Black disability activist, and we di... more

This was originally recorded sept 24, 2025, for Patreon. I re-edited a bit, because i had the sniffles at the time.

follow along here:

www.marxists.org/archive//dutt/1935/fascism-social-revolution-3.pdf

join the Patreon to get early releas... more

Happy New Year, comrades! Chuc Mung Nam Moi, dong chi!

For Tet 2026, I am reading you "The Imperialist Aggressors Can Never Enslave the Heroic Vietnamese People" by Ho Chi Minh on New Year 1952

This was originally recorded in September 2025, as i was recovering from Covid, so be kind!

read along here:

www.marxists.org/archive//dutt/1935/fascism-social-revolution-3.pdf

support this project on Patreon! Early release episodes and ex... more

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Recent Guests

Susanna Ledesma Woody
An organizer and a trustee for the East Austin Del Valle ISD; she is running in the Democratic primary for Travis County Commissioner Precinct 4.
Del Valle Community Coalition
Episode: Ep 55: On Love and Activism w/ Susanna and Roy Woody
Roy Woody Jr.
Active local community organizer involved in the Free Palestine movement and anti-imperialist struggles.
Episode: Ep 55: On Love and Activism w/ Susanna and Roy Woody
Greg Stoker
Former US Army Ranger and anti-imperialist activist
Colonial Outcasts
Episode: Ep 53: Anti-Imperialist Politics w/ Greg Stoker
Sam Greyhorse
Local Austin legend, musician, and activist.
Episode: Ep 50: Sam Greyhorse interview pt1
Freddy G
Content creator known for one-sentence summaries of Marx's Capital
Vanquish Podcast
Episode: Ep 44: Freddy G, Welcome to the Severed Floor
Breht O'Shea
Noted leftist podcaster and activist
Episode: Ep 42: This American Left w/ Breht O’Shea
Comrade Pete
Friend and comrade of the host
Episode: Ep 38: Che's Guerrilla Warfare ch1 w/ Comrade Pete
Deakin Stockman
Creator on TikTok, artist, activist, and writer
Episode: Ep 37: Art as a Weapon w/ Deakin Stockman
Adam Johnson
Pundit and writer at The Column on Substack, expert on media power and PR
Citations Needed, The Column
Episode: Ep 22: The History of Bullshit with Adam Johnson

Host

Jen Big Nasty
Host of the show, known for her engaging discussions on political activism and social justice, often blending humor with critical analysis.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 44 ratings
  • Only heard a couple episodes so far, trying to find time for more, appreciate the enthusiasm, listening from Georgia

    Podcast Addict
    4
    RuminatingStoic
    a month ago
  • A Real One

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mount Analog
    United States3 months ago
  • ANTIFA Supersoldier’s for Jesus

    Much love and solidarity from Idaho!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    revolutionaryberries
    United States4 months ago
  • 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

    Podcast Addict
    4
    Ruminating_Stoic
    5 months ago

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Ep 55: On Love and Activism w/ Susanna and Roy Woody
Q: What keeps you going in your activism?
Both express the importance of staying active for their children's future and encouraging community participation.
Ep 55: On Love and Activism w/ Susanna and Roy Woody
Q: What is a county commissioner?
Susanna simplifies the role as similar to city council members who handle tax rates and budgets for county services.
Ep 55: On Love and Activism w/ Susanna and Roy Woody
Q: Can you tell me a little bit about the Del Valle Community Coalition?
Susanna explains that the coalition started as a community watch group and evolved into a 501c3 nonprofit to provide resources and support to the community, particularly during the pandemic.
Ep 28: Principles with Pete
Q: What is the proletariat?
The proletariat is literally the class that is going to lead the revolution and control the state.
Ep 2: Queer Self Defense with Lu
Q: What are some alternatives to calling the police for safety?
Community resources and agencies can offer help without involving law enforcement, as they may not be equipped to handle issues such as mental health crises.

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