How do underdogs, facing far stronger opponents, sometimes win? In this biweekly podcast, based on their book "Practical Radicals: Seven Strategies to Change the World," Deepak Bhargava and Stephanie Luce talk with some of the leading progressive organizers and thinkers today and share insights crucial for the fight to build a better society. You can buy the book and find out more about the show a... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 8 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNews |
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In this episode, we explore the strategy of disruption and talk with one of its leading theorists and practitioners, the legendary scholar and activist Frances Fox Piven. Stephanie and Deepak begin by distinguishing protest from disruption, two types... more
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This level of rigor and practicality is needed now more than ever. We need to win. For everyone.
The discussions in this podcast provide some frameworks for understanding the dynamics of the current social/political/economic situations and actionable advice for activists and organizers who want to have an impact in what often seems like a bewildering landscape.
First podcast I ever listened to. Deepak is my #1 favorite thinker on this (besides myself). I was a bit triggered by your discussion here of the GOP takeover in 2010. They ruined my state, Wisconsin, and we're still trying to recover. You're right about so many things, esp. "reverse engineering" - that's the first thing I learned about strategic planning. Imagine what success looks like - blue sky it - and then figure out how to get there. Also knowing the opposition. Look forward to more disc... more
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