E12: Fees Must Fall (Pt 2)—With Walter Rodney Library organizer Phethani Madzivhandila
Phethani Madzivhandila is an organizer, theorist, and unionist based in Azania (South Africa). He’s a member of The Pan Africanist Congress of Azania and one of the Walter Rodney Library founders. He’...
14 Nov 202445min
E11: Fees Must Fall (Pt 1)—With David Musiri, a Ugandan political activist
We explore Uganda's generational discontent as young people challenge the ideological, political, and moral contradictions of the government. Fueled by economic struggles and social injustice at Maker...
5 Nov 202437min
E10: General Strike—with a Myanmar comrade on their evolving revolution
“Win or lose, mass strikes reveal the truth.” —Jeremy Brecher In this episode, we dive deep into how general strikes are happening in Myanmar (also known as Burma). Our guest explains how as a colle...
25 Okt 202454min
E9: Take risks, but take care—with Nafula Wafula on the Kenyan uprising against the finance bill and feminizing movement culture
“Martyrdom is a fascist tendency.” —Gopal Dayanenni A lot is happening under the rug in Kenya. In this episode, we speak with Nafula Wafula, a Kenyan protester, organizer, feminist, and Pan-African....
15 Okt 202454min
Episode 8: Intersectionality with Sarita Pariyar
We speak with Sarita Pariyar, a writer, social justice activist, and the founding convener of the International Darnal Award for Social Justice. She is the principal investigator of Just Futures Initi...
18 Sep 202456min
Episode 7: Action Logic with Dan Glass
Actions speak louder than words. — Ruckus Society motto Have you ever been confused by a protest, or have you asked why activists are even angry to begin with? Perhaps the protesters’ message wasn’t...
23 Aug 202423min
Episode 6: The NGOization of Resistance
Bel dan pa di zanmi (Just because someone is smiling at you doesn't mean they're your friend) — Haitian proverb Non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and people powered movements, resistance, revolu...
27 Feb 202444min
Episode 2: Cooperation Jackson and Solidarity Economics
We speak with Sacajawea Hall, activist and co-founder of Cooperation Jackson — an emerging vehicle for sustainable community development, economic democracy, and community ownership — on solidarity ec...
15 Jun 202329min
