Treated Like Terror!sts: The Crackdown on Protest
Protesters are being arrested, surveilled, and labelled as terrorists — from student campuses in the US to indigenous uprisings in France’s colonies. In this episode, Mohamed Elnaiem and Liz Fekete ex...
28 Jul 202541min
Ep. 06 British fascism came from Colonialism
In this episode, we are joined by Associate Professor Liam Liburd from Durham University. The episode was recorded in the immediate aftermath of the race riots across Britain in 2024. Ever wondered wh...
31 Aug 202455min
Ep. 05 Should workers care about climate change? - The Philippines case
In a corporate-led transition, we can see false solutions appearing in every corner of the world. Check out how this has been unfolding in the Phillipines and other Asian countries, with Chadli Sadorr...
29 Jul 20241h 11min
Ep. 04 - PAIGC and Guinea-Bissau’s WAR of INDEPENDENCE
In 1956, Amilcar Cabral and his comrades founded the African Party for the Independence of Guinea in Cape Verde in Guinea-Bissau, aiming to liberate their nation from Portuguese colonialism. Over the ...
18 Jul 202441min
Ep. 03 - UK mining & its war machine
Episode 3.0 of our podcast Decolonial Dialogues is out on YouTube. We interview Daniel Selwyn, who is a Researcher and Educator, also a part of London Mining Network in an interesting conversation on ...
17 Jul 202443min
Ep.2 - Decolonial Dialogues w/ Françoise Vergès
The Decolonial Dialogues Podcast, where diverse voices from decolonial and anti-colonial scholars, activists, grassroots movements, and more thought provoking conversations and analysis.Today we are h...
8 Mar 20241h 21min
Ep. 01 - Decolonial Dialogues
The Decolonial Podcast by Decolonial Centre is a platform that amplifies ideas from anti-colonial and decolonial thinking and practices. Its mission is to foster dialogue, learning, and transformation...
23 Okt 202329min
