Conversations with people providing local solutions to systemic problems, mostly in my adopted hometown of Lancaster, Pennsylvania: a place that somehow blends rustic and traditional with urban and progressive.
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Categories: Education
Tags: agriculture, blacklivesmatter, civilization, Education, gatherers, History, hunter, immigration, Permaculture, Politics, Protest, Racism, Trump, USA
What are the greatest protest songs of all time? Join host Steve Baltin as he talks with icons, from Carlos Santana and John Densmore (the Doors) to Alanis Morissette and Shepard Fairey, about their choices for the protest songs that have shaped their music and ideals.
Categories: Music, Society & Culture
Tags: adam chavez, against the grain, all genres, artist, beliefs, change, interview, interviews, Meaning, music, people have the power, people have the power podcast, Philosophy, Podcast, produce, producers, Protest, rights, songs, Songwriter, songwriters, Stand, steve baltin, tracks
A weekly podcast that talks to musicians about politics and current events.
Categories: Education, Music, Society & Culture
Tags: audio, bernie, Coe, Green, Left, Martyr, michael, music, party, Podcast, Political, Politics, POTUS, Protest, punk, radio, rock, sanders, Space, t, talk, Trump, X
We Demand is a series that takes a personal look at advocacy on campus. Throughout history, college campuses often function as a breeding ground for advocacy and cultural movements. Whether it be the Chinese communist revolution which began with student groups on campus, or the 1970 nationwide strikes against the invasion of Cambodia, conversations begin with student groups. Last year, Emerson had its own student group protest led by POWER (Protesting Oppression With Education Reform). Through this series I intend to examine, on a personal level, what moves activists to protest. This will be an intimate window, a sort of oral history, of culture at Emerson, and thus a window into our nation’s future.
Categories: Education, Society & Culture
Tags: activism, college, Culture, demand, Emerson, personal, Protest, race, racial, we
The How To Resist Podcast is a space for talking about how anyone can become an activist and take a strategic approach to resisting the Trump administration and making an impact in their communities, their workplace, and their country. Each week we’re going to sit down with an activist who will tell us how they came to be empowered and how they resist the injustices they see around them and the Donald Trump administration.
Categories: Education, Society & Culture
Tags: activist, direct action, liberal, progressive, Protest, radical, resist, Resistance
Become a Paid Subscriber: https://anchor.fm/unauthorized-disclosure/subscribe “Unauthorized Disclosure” is a weekly podcast hosted by Rania Khalek and Kevin Gosztola. It focuses on issues and topics that are overlooked or pushed aside by the more mainstream media. The hosts champion adversarial journalism. Guests featured are often rarely heard or unheard voices. Or they are voices who we think can benefit from a space to have conversations, which allow for dissent and the unpacking of unpopular ideas. SUBSCRIBE on Spotify for $4.99/month and gain access to full episodes instead of clips or highlights from each week’s show.
On this week’s episode, Andrea Ritchie joins Rania Khalek and Kevin Gosztola for a conversation about organizing for abortion decriminalization in a post-Roe United States.
Andrea is a Black lesbian immigrant, and the author of the book Invisible No More: Police Violence Against Black Women and Women of Color. She is the co-author of the forthcoming book No More Police: A Case For Abolition, as well as the book Queer (In)Justice. And Andrea is the co-founder of Interrupting Criminalization.
First, Andrea assesses the terrain for abortion decriminalization as it exists now that the US Supreme Court abolished federal rights to reproductive health care. She comments on the brewing threat of prosecutions against women and medical providers.
Planned Parenthood in Montana announced they would no longer provide abortion medication to out-of-state patients. Andrea expresses her disgust and frustration with this decision.
Later in the show, Andrea describes what people can do. Many of the ideas outlined stem from recognizing the connections between struggles for gender justice, migrant justice, economic and racial justice, sex workers’ rights, disability justice, etc.
Categories: News
Tags: humor, media, News, Politics, power, Protest, secrecy, war
A podcast about animal liberation
Categories: News
Tags: Anarchism, animal, animal liberation, animal rights, animals, anti-capitalism, anti-speciesism, capitalism, justice, organising, Protest, revolution, rights, social justice, speciesism, total liberation, vegan, veganism, vegans
In a nod to the protest albums of the 1960s and 70s, Bhi Bhiman’s Peace of Mind finds inspiration in the chaos that is modern American life. So much so that he had to release the album as a podcast and dig deeper on everything from immigration to religion, racism to Russia with experts, activists and artists like author Dave Eggers, religious scholar Reza Aslan, attorney & advocate Rabia Chaudry, LaDoris Cordell, and more. Part politics, part Behind the Music, all fascinating, Peace of Mind is an album and a podcast for our time. In the final episode of Peace of Mind, Bhi shares a very personal story about how suicide has touched his life in recent years.
How Meditation Can Reshape Our Brains (TEDx):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m8rRzTtP7Tc
Listen to Peace of Mind (the album):
https://lnk.to/peaceofmindthealbum
Tour dates, etc:
https://bhiman.com
Tags: aclu, adnansyed, album, America, daleho, daveeggers, democracy, Democrats, Desi, disapora, faith, Freedom, freepress, FRONTLINE, glynnwashington, immigration, journalism, ladoriscordell, liberals, Migration, music, paolamendoza, PBS, Politics, Progressives, Protest, Putin, rabiachaudry, record, refugees, religion, resist, rezaaslan, serial, snapjudgement, southasians, srilanka, tamil, tazahmed, Trump, votersuppression, womensmarch
A thought-provoking new show that explores real stories of elite athletes brave enough to not Shut Up and Play. NWHL athlete Saroya Tinker tells us what it’s like to be an athlete with a voice, discovering what the future holds for athlete activists and the causes they represent. Follow along at www.shutupandplaypodcast.com. Hosted by Saroya Tinker and produced by Wave’s Edge Canada Group and the EVO Sports Collective. Executive Produced by David Meggyesy, Peter Gall, Lisa Stevens, and Spencer Gillis.
Categories: News, Society & Culture, Sports
Tags: a, activism, activist, advocacy, and, anthem, Athlete, banner, berry, colin, David, gwen, hockey, justice, kaepernick, Knee, leiweke, meggyesy, national, nwhl, peaceful, play, Protest, Racism, saroya, shut, shutup, social, spangled, SPorts, star, systemic, taking, tinker, tod, up, WNBA
The Race and Redemption podcast exists to provide first-hand testimonies along with Biblically and factually accurate, non-partisan content so that our listeners are empowered to pursue racial redemption right where they are planted.
Categories: Education, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture
Tags: africanamerican, America, antiracist, bettertogether, Bible, black, blackandwhite, BlackHistory, blacklivesmatter, blm, christianity, church, Discrimination, dothework, Equality, equity, faith, God, History, holyspirit, institutional, Jesus, justice, listen, massincarceration, nojusticenopeace, oneblood, onechurch, onerace, peace, policebrutality, Protest, race, raceandredemption, Racism, racisminamerica, racist, reconciliation, restoration, RIoT, slavery, socialjustice, systemic, systemicracism, Unity, USA, white, whiteprivilege
UNBIASED | UNCENSORED | UNSCRIPTED We are AlphaOmega London makers of shoes and creator of waves in the fashion industry. Our podcasts showcase the contemporary voices of tomorrow on thought provoking topics within the creative sectors. Fortified by an assertive panel of fashion, art, film and photography students/creatives up and down the UK. We produce podcasts that are raw, honest and unparalleled.
Categories: Arts, Business, Education, Society & Culture
Tags: activism, agender, ao, behaviour, conformist, creative, deviance, divergence, fashion, gender, hippie, Identity, In, individualism, London, norms, Podcast, Political, Protest, punk, quo, social, Society, status, subcultures, trends
It’s the holiday season once again, and to get you in the spirit of the season join Now Playing as we review all six films in the Silent Night, Deadly Night retrospective including the 2012 remake! In November, 1984 one of the most famous movie slashers hit theaters–Freddy Kruger. But that same day, another serial killer film was released that drew far more attention and ire–Silent Night, Deadly Night. Outside theaters across the country people protested the film featuring a bloodthirsty man in a Santa suit, and the film was quickly pulled from theaters. But over the years it has become a cult favorite horror film, spawning several sequels and, this year, a remake. Join Now Playing hosts Marjorie, Arnie, and Stuart as they watch and review this 1984 classic. Is this movie naughty or nice? Listen to find out!
Tags: 2012, 80's, Critique, Deadly Night, film, Garbage Day, horror, Malcolm McDowell, movie, Movies, Podcast, Protest, review, Santa, Sci-Fi, Silent Night, Slasher
Adulting is hard. Remember when you thought you could do anything, like become a defense attorney by day R&B sex-icon by night, or an astronaut, or even a fully functional adult with a clean kitchen who knows where they left the car keys? Get some light hearted, intellectual comfort food from the unorthodox mind of Mr. Karver, here, on Adult. Sleep. Repeat!
Categories: Education, Society & Culture
Tags: adult, adulthood, black, college, dating, disrupt, entrepreneurship, family, fashion, Funny, job, jobs, karver, millennial, Money, mr, parenthood, Protest, Repeat, sleep, SPorts
This is a podcast about current political events in Russia — as they are perceived by an oppositional activist, a member of Navalny Team, Ekaterina Moshonkina. Idea, voice — Ekaterina Moshonkina; Sound — Artyom Tselousov; Photo — Evgeny Feldman.
Categories: News, Society & Culture
Tags: elections, Moscow, navalny, opposition, Protest, Russia
The official podcast of the Netflix film, “The Trial of the Chicago 7,” written and directed by Aaron Sorkin, is hosted and narrated by Krista Smith. The series features conversations devoted to the significance of events in 1968 and the trial, and the parallels with what’s happening in America today, as well as discussions with Sorkin and the actors and creative minds that realized the world of the film.
Categories: TV & Film
Tags: aaron sorkin, abbie hoffman, Chicago, courtroom drama, danny greenberg, david dellinger, jeremy strong, jerry rubin, jill wine-banks, john carroll lynch, john froines, lawrence o'donnell, lee weiner, maya harris, netflix, Protest, rennie davis, RIoT, the chicago 7, the chicago seven, the west wing, tom hayden, Trial, yahya abdul mateen ii