
A podcast series brought to you by Solidarity, a revolutionary socialist group in Australia. www.solidarity.net.au
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsGovernmentNews | |||

David Glanz discusses the fragile nature of the ceasefire and why it brings no respite, let alone peace, for Palestinian people. He looks at why Israel agreed to the ceasefire and how the movement here and overseas should respond.
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Lucia Pradella and Fabio Santoro discuss the 3 October general strike in Italy for Palestine. Adam Adelpour gives an introduction to the meeting. The summing up by Lucia and Fabio that followed question time is included.
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Casey Forsyth looks at the dynamic driving colonial settlement on this continent and draws lessons for the struggle for Indigenous rights and in solidarity with Palestine.
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Victor Fernandez, an LA-based activist and member of Solidarity's US sister group, Marx21, talks about Trump's racist ICE raids and the growing resistance to them.
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Thank you for this much needed discussion on Israel's suppression of Palestine, and how it has translated into lucrative anti-terrorist systems that the Israeli government exports globally.
Thank you for this much needed discussion on Israel's suppression of Palestine, and how it has translated into lucrative anti-terrorist systems that the Israeli government exports globally.
Using the ideas of socialism from below to build today’s struggles for a better world, without illusions in authoritarian regimes or solutions. A wide variety of interesting speakers from inside and outside the Solidarity organisation.
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This podcast series is centered around revolutionary socialist themes, delving into various political, social, and economic issues both historically and in contemporary society. Topics frequently discussed include women's rights, anti-colonial struggles, labor movements, and the critique of capitalism, emphasizing the interconnectedness of these issues with global struggles for justice and liberation. Notably, the series also highlights activism and solidarity efforts across different contexts, particularly in relation to movements in Australia and beyond. Each episode features discussions with a range of knowledgeable speakers, offering diverse perspectives on advocating for systemic change and social equality.
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Recent guests on The Sound of Solidarity include:
1. Dr. Nora Amath
2. Martin Empson
3. Rick Morton
4. John Ebel
5. Marcus Banks
6. Jonathan Sherlock
7. Paddy Gibson
8. Judy McVey
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