An ongoing call to action for movement work and mutual aid efforts around the country. Kelly Hayes connects with activists, journalists and others on the front lines to break down what’s happening in various struggles and what listeners can do to help.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 153 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNews |
“History shows us that repression always breeds resistance. Fear can never kill solidarity," says Chicago organizer Miguel Alvelo Rivera. In this episode, Kelly uplifts the voices of activists and organizers across Chicago as the Trump administration... more
“There's no rule of law that's going to get us out of where we are,” says author and organizer Andrea Ritchie. In this episode, Andrea and Kelly discuss the role of criminalization in authoritarian and fascist regimes, and why “we need more outlaws” ... more
What does gentrification have to do with authoritarianism? In this episode, Kelly talks with organizer and author Andrew Lee about how displacement, surveillance, and “quality of life” policing function as tools of social control—and why housing stru... more
“The People's Movement Assembly process provides a unique opportunity for people to build a democracy that has yet to be born,” says Denzel Caldwell. In this episode, Kelly and Denzel discuss the power and potential of People’s Movement Assemblies, a... more
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Finally listened to this podcast after multiple recommendations from organizer buddies. Really probing and sober analysis, of this nightmarish moment, but paired with grounded considerations of our response as organizers — and humans. I’m already planning to. assign the Astra Taylor interview for class just for its framing of AI in the classroom. I can tell this podcast is going to enter my weekly rotation as a don’t miss.
I'm gobsmacked by having discovered the Movement Memos Truthout podcast because it is consistently delivering real, hard, bone-deep answers to the questions of what the hell are we going to do while the political machine is stealing from us, shrugging at the thought of killing us, and controlling our lives. This is what you are looking for. Listen all day. Share all the days. Get on it.
Excellent analysis. Deep but not too dense for the format. Short enough to remain engaging, but long enough to have a lot of substance. Grateful for you all.
This is one of the essential podcasts for showing how to practice solidarity & hope, which are crucial for getting through the future. A true gift to us all.
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This podcast offers a powerful exploration of contemporary social justice movements, focusing on activism, mutual aid, and grassroots organizing efforts across a variety of issues, including housing, immigration, and authoritarianism. It features engaging discussions with activists and experts who provide insights into both local and national struggles, highlighting the intersections of various movements and emphasizing the importance of community solidarity and collective action. The aim is likely to empower listeners by equipping them with knowledge and strategies to support social justice initiatives in their own lives.
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Recent guests on Movement Memos include:
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2. Andrew Lee
3. Denzel Caldwell
4. Astra Taylor
5. Silky Shah
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7. Che Johnson-Long
8. Shane Burley
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