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Live Like the World is Dying

Strangers in a Tangled Wilderness
Climate Change
Prison Survival
No More Deaths
Maui
Ferguson Uprising
Anarchism
Lahaina
LGBTQ+ Rights In Prison
Political Prisoners
Border Patrol
Humanitarian Crisis
911 Dispatch Discrimination
FEMA
Immigration
Mutual Aid
Prison Politics
Collective Parenting
Natural Disasters
EPA
Hurricane

How do we live in a world that might be ending? By preparing to survive that end and by working to prevent it. A production of Strangers in a Tangled Wilderness.

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This time on Live Like the World is Dying we have a mini episode we had hoped to include on This Month in the Apocalypse ... but time happened, so here it is now. James covers the start of a U.S.-Israeli incursion into Iran and talk... more

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This week on Live Like the World is Dying, we have This Month in the Apocalypse, our monthly roundup of news and thoughts about everything that happened in March. Miriam talks about the Prarieland trial and verdict. Inmn covers a gr... more

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This week on Live like the World is Dying, James and Casandra talk with Rachel about the revolutionary movement in Myanmar and internationalism.

If you want to read Rachel's zine, check out aifmyanmar.noblogs.org/post/2025... more

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This week on Live Like the World is Dying, Theo teaches Inmn all about wildfires, with explorations of the concepts of home hardening, understanding fire regimes (or the pyrocene), fire sovereignty, and understanding where is probab... more

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Recent Guests

Anonymous Guest
A longtime organizer and activist helping individuals affected by doxxing.
Episode: Don't Get Doxxed!
Andy Isensen
A transsexual wizard and lawyer dedicated to legal advocacy for trans rights, working with various organizations.
National Lawyers Guild, Chosen Family Law Center, Harvard Law School
Episode: Andy on "A Letter to the Trans Teens Thinking About Giving Up"
Bryce Hee-Him
Volunteer with No More Deaths and advocate for humanitarian aid along the US-Mexico border
No More Deaths
Episode: Inside the No More Death's Migrant Death Map
Kai Cheng Thom
Mediator, leadership coach, somatics teacher, and writer focusing on radical politics, feminism, and conflict resolution
kaichengthom.com
Episode: Kai Cheng on De-Escalation and Dreaming of Abolition
Sara Blum
Internationalist who spent several years with the YPJ in Rojava.
Episode: Martyr Culture and the Revolution in Rojava pt. i
James Stout
James is known for his commentary on issues concerning immigration enforcement and social justice.
Episode: Updates from LA
Agata Poniatowski
Public Outreach Program Manager for Billion Oyster Project
Billion Oyster Project
Episode: Billion Oyster Project on One Billion Oysters
Daly Barnett
Senior Staff Technologist at the Electronic Frontier Foundation
Electronic Frontier Foundation
Episode: Daly from EFF on Info Sec
Spencer Sunshine
Author of "40 Ways to Fight Fascists: Street Legal Tactics for Community Activists"
Episode: Spencer Sunshine on 40 Ways to Fight Fascists

Hosts

Inmn
Host of This Month in the Apocalypse with a focus on frontline observations and community resistance.
Brooke
Co-host with a background in anarchist and mutual aid discussions.
James
Co-host contributing to wide-ranging conversations on survivability and community care.
Margaret Killjoy
Shared authority on anarchist theory with practical insights for community resilience.
Casandra
Co-host and activist focusing on digital security and community safety.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 1.1k ratings
  • 'imakeplane' has a dildo up their ass.

    Podchaser
    Seyfert
    2 months ago
  • Just discovered, absolutely in love

    I have binged a handful of episodes after discovering your podcast yesterday. Margaret, I instantly adore you and all your plethora of insights and experience. What a find. I will be recommending you widely. Keep up the incredible, thoughtful discussions. You tap into a depth on these topics that is rare to come by, particularly with your medical episodes.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Keykeybo
    United Statesa year ago
  • Yep

    Activists really have a particular sing-song inflection that stops these being good binge material, but the info and tips are great!

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Orchardo
    Australiaa year ago
  • Good but more form maybe

    I think this is an excellent podcast but I can tell when a host has an outline and doesn’t follow or simply have no outline. I can also tell when the host has done some research and can ask more pertinent questions and make it more interesting.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    raaiinnyyyyy
    United Statesa year ago
  • Nice balance

    Nice balance of honest gloom and hopeful calls to action.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    mossykodama
    United Statesa year ago

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Guests and hosts are repeatedly described as thoughtful, knowledgeable, and inspiring.
Some criticism notes tonal or pacing preferences but overall high appreciation for content quality.
Positive feedback highlights the show's commitment to community resilience and real-world prep.
Listeners praise actionable, practical takeaways and the breadth of guest expertise.
Audiences value the mix of global context with local community action.

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Talking Points

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Rachel on the Antifascist International Front in Myanmar
Q: What is an FPV drone?
FPV stands for First Person View; they are low-cost drones used as munitions that can be guided into a target, where the drone detonates on impact and provides a military edge.
Defending the Revolution in Rojava with an Internationalist
Q: What kind of response are we seeing to all of this within Rojava?
People are mobilizing on the streets en masse to defend Rojava, despite the dangers.
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Q: What gives you hope about all of this kind of stuff?
There is potential to create a different and potentially better future with the changing times.
Rojava After the Fall with Virginia
Q: How do all of the different little groups like the PKK, the YPG, the YPJ fit into the Autonomous Administration?
Virginia clarifies that the military and civilian structures are separate, with YPG and YPJ being the military components that evolved into the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF).
Rojava After the Fall with Virginia
Q: Could you kind of tell us a little bit about the process of doing these interviews and your approach?
Virginia explains that she didn't have a clear setup for the delegation interviews, organizing questions in a collaborative way while handling the challenges of translation and group dynamics.

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3. Bryce Hee-Him
4. Kai Cheng Thom
5. Sara Blum
6. James Stout
7. Agata Poniatowski
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