Groundings
Groundings is a place where organizing, theory, and history come in contact with dialogue, experience, and storytelling. It's where the past meets the present, and political education happens. The title "Groundings" is in honor of the revolutionary educator Walter Rodney, whose concept of "groundings" as a form of radical, political, and communal education inspires the conversations on this podcast. Groundings: we sit, we listen, we talk, we share, and we learn.

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Episoder(73)

The (un)Logic of Afro-Pessimism and Anti-Blackness

The (un)Logic of Afro-Pessimism and Anti-Blackness

Organizer and academic Annie Olaloku-Teriba discusses her recent essay, which is a critique of Afro-Pessimism, "anti-blackness" theory, and how these two things often negatively impact organizing spac...

24 Nov 20181h 6min

The Anti-Indigenous, Imperialist, Racist Marketing of Coca-Cola

The Anti-Indigenous, Imperialist, Racist Marketing of Coca-Cola

(This episode was a Patreon exclusive for several days prior to release elsewhere. ) In this episode, Native activist and writer Dani Miller breaks down the various ways that the brand identity of Coc...

15 Okt 20181h 2min

The Praxis of Abolition & Prison Strikes

The Praxis of Abolition & Prison Strikes

Co-host of Millennials Are Killing Capitalism Jared Ware joins me for a conversation on the material practice of prison abolition. Prison abolition is such an imaginative theory, but beyond simply dis...

20 Aug 20181h 11min

The Critique of TLGBQ "Inclusion"

The Critique of TLGBQ "Inclusion"

In this episode I speak with writer, activist, and academic Yasmin Nair, who is highly critical of liberal narratives of "diversity" and TLGBQ+ "inclusion" inside of violent and imperialist institutio...

8 Aug 20181h

The Experiences of Detained Immigrants, In Their Own Words

The Experiences of Detained Immigrants, In Their Own Words

In this special interview, we speak over the phone with two Black immigrants who are detained in Atlanta City Detention Center, as well as Kevin Caron, a local Atlanta organizer and abolitionist that ...

22 Jun 201858min

The Way Capitalism Underdevelops Hip-Hop

The Way Capitalism Underdevelops Hip-Hop

Multi-disciplinary artist Bocafloja, one of Mexico's first rappers, discusses global politics and capitalism where they intersect with hip-hop. He also discusses his documentary Nana Dijo which explor...

4 Mai 201848min

The Assassination of Walter Rodney

The Assassination of Walter Rodney

"Your consciousness can come from anywhere. but the point is, it needs to come urgently." — Asha Rodney An Interview with Asha Rodney, scholar-activist, lawyer, and youngest child of Walter Rodney. As...

6 Mar 20181h 3min

The Democratic People's Republic of Korea Beyond Propaganda

The Democratic People's Republic of Korea Beyond Propaganda

Organizer and educator Derek Ford gives a historical context for the current imperialist aggression surrounding the DPRK, explains the 'Juche' ideology, and recounts some firsthand propaganda-shatteri...

21 Feb 201849min

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