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In this special bonus episode of Coffee with Comrades, we share a Florida State University Center for Participant Education lecture and discussion on the Revolution in Rojava. Due to current events, we felt it was urgent to get this episode out ASAP. Please feel free to share it widely and follow along with the PowerPoint. To find out more about solidarity demonstrations in your area, follow Defend Rojava and check out the Internationalist Commune.
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This week, we critique the climate strike. But, first, some current events.
What are the limitations of the strike as a model? How do we move from symbolic protest to direct action? What tools/methods are best suited to combating climate change and capitalist hegemony?
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This week, we critique the climate strike. But, first, some current events.
What are the limitations of the strike as a model? How do we move from symbolic protest to direct action? What tools/methods are best suited to combating climate change and capitalist hegemony?
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We got a jam-packed episode for you today filled with various friends and comrades from the Revolutionary Left Radio Federation of podcasts, including Breht from Rev Left Radio & Red Menace, Brendan from Marxism & Moshpits, and Alyson from Red Menace. This episode is the second half of a conversation that initially premiered as Ep. 2 of Marxism & Moshpits, "Punk culture, leftism, & lifestylism." But, first, some announcements!
First recorded when Pearson was visiting Omaha, NE this past March, today's episode features various comrades in the Revolutionary Left Radio Federation. We convene for a roundtable discussion on music, science, socialism, spontaneity, insurrection, anarchism, Marxist-Leninism, party-building, and so much more. Alyson jumps in at the end to offer her two cents, as well. We hope y'all enjoy this whirlwind conversation as much as we did.
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Hey, y'all!
We got a jam-packed episode for you today filled with various friends and comrades from the Revolutionary Left Radio Federation of podcasts, including Breht from Rev Left Radio & Red Menace, Brendan from Marxism & Moshpits, and Alyson from Red Menace. This episode is the second half of a conversation that initially premiered as Ep. 2 of Marxism & Moshpits, "Punk culture, leftism, & lifestylism." But, first, some announcements!
First recorded when Pearson was visiting Omaha, NE this past March, today's episode features various comrades in the Revolutionary Left Radio Federation. We convene for a roundtable discussion on music, science, socialism, spontaneity, insurrection, anarchism, Marxist-Leninism, party-building, and so much more. Alyson jumps in at the end to offer her two cents, as well. We hope y'all enjoy this whirlwind conversation as much as we did.
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On today's edition of Coffee with Comrades, George Schmitz, drummer of Stick to Your Guns and co-host of the No Power podcast, joins us to discuss hardcore music, authenticity in art, counterculture, praxis, sobriety, and so much more. But, first, some current events:
In a wide-ranging discussion, Pearson and George chat about hardcore music, toxic masculinity, catharsis, political awakenings, cultural production, counterculture, praxis, and the No Power Podcast.
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On today’s edition of Coffee with Comrades, George Schmitz, drummer of Stick to Your Guns and co-host of the No Power podcast, joins us to discuss hardcore music, authenticity in art, counterculture, praxis, sobriety, and so much more. But, first, some current events:
In a wide-ranging discussion, Pearson and George chat about hardcore music, toxic masculinity, catharsis, political awakenings, cultural production, counterculture, praxis, and the No Power Podcast.
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In today's episode, we hang out with the Wrong Bois, Shon and Aaron, of Srsly Wrong. But first, some current events:
- Pearson laments the abysmal 2019 DSA National Convention.
- White supremacy and misogyny transform once more into violent mass shootings in El Paso and Dayton.
- Rose City Antifa resolves to defend Portland from the fascist creep.
- A federal judge refused to consider fining Chelsea Manning $1,000/day.
- 680 people were arrested by ICE this past week at a poultry farm.
- India is stripping Kashmir of its autonomy.
- The protests in Hong Kong rage on. We can all learn from the tactics of our comrades.
Shon and Aaron join us for a discussion of extremely online leftism, sectarian shenanigans, prefiguration, and Mr. Fred Rogers.
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- Intro: "I Ain't Got No Home in this World" by Woody Guthrie
- Interlude: "Red & Black" by the String-Bo String Duo
- Outro: "Empty Heads" by Stick to Your Guns
In today's episode, we hang out with the Wrong Bois, Shon and Aaron, of Srsly Wrong. But first, some current events:
- Pearson laments the abysmal 2019 DSA National Convention.
- White supremacy and misogyny transform once more into violent mass shootings in El Paso and Dayton.
- Rose City Antifa resolves to defend Portland from the fascist creep.
- A federal judge refused to consider fining Chelsea Manning $1,000/day.
- 680 people were arrested by ICE this past week at a poultry farm.
- India is stripping Kashmir of its autonomy.
- The protests in Hong Kong rage on. We can all learn from the tactics of our comrades.
Shon and Aaron join us for a discussion of extremely online leftism, sectarian shenanigans, prefiguration, and Mr. Fred Rogers.
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- Intro: "I Ain't Got No Home in this World" by Woody Guthrie
- Interlude: "Red & Black" by the String-Bo String Duo
- Outro: "Empty Heads" by Stick to Your Guns
In this edition of Coffee with Comrades, Pearson and Mel are joined by John of the Chicago South-Side DSA, Chicago IWW, UC Labor Council, National Nurses United, and Tenants United, Hyde Park to chat about the upcoming 2019 DSA National Convention. But, first, some current events:
John chats with us about organizing in Chicago, the major caucuses in the DSA, the "big tent" approach to building a mass movement, the evolution of the DSA, ideological tension, diversity of tactics, and the struggles ahead.
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