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This week, Mel & Pearson sit down with Aaron Ellis from the Center for Participant Education to talk about community skill-sharing and radical pedagogy. But, first, some current events:
We spend the hour speaking with Aaron about anti-hierarchical classrooms, emancipatory pedagogy, (re)imagining the ways we teach and learn, building radical spaces for sharing tools, tactics, and strategies, and holding space in the academy for everyone in the community to learn.
This week, we sit down with Matt and Dean of The Magnificast for a conversation on Christian dialectics. But, first, some current events:
Matt, Dean, Mel, and Pearson dig into Christianity, education, the promises and limitations of utopian thinking, breaking free of conservative dogmatism, and how materialist analyses can be synthesized with spiritual faith.
This week, we sit down with Matt and Dean of The Magnificast for a conversation on Christian dialectics. But, first, some current events:
Matt, Dean, Mel, and Pearson dig into Christianity, education, the promises and limitations of utopian thinking, breaking free of conservative dogmatism, and how materialist analyses can be synthesized with spiritual faith.
This week, we return with the second half of our two-part series on insurrection and autonomy. We sit down with Sean from Inhabit and Billy from Les Gilets Jaunes/The Yellow Vests for an awesome conversation. But first, some current events:
In Pt. II of our conversation on Insurrection & Autonomy, we chat about aesthetics, territorialization, crisis, and revolutionary hope. Our comrades invite us to ask the crucial question of our time: how do we want to live?
PS. As per usual, stick around until the very end for some bloopers...
This week, we return with the second half of our two-part series on insurrection and autonomy. We sit down with Sean from Inhabit and Billy from Les Gilets Jaunes/The Yellow Vests for an awesome conversation. But first, some current events:
In Pt. II of our conversation on Insurrection & Autonomy, we chat about aesthetics, territorialization, crisis, and revolutionary hope. Our comrades invite us to ask the crucial question of our time: how do we want to live?
PS. As per usual, stick around until the very end for some bloopers...
In this episode of Coffee with Comrades, we're goin' international. In the first edition of this two-part series, we speak with our American comrades at Inhabit and our new friends from France about Les Gilets Jaunes/The Yellow Vest Movement!
We discuss the origins of Les Gilets Jaunes/The Yellow Vest movement, decentralization, Paris vs. the French countryside, blockading roundabouts, popular assemblies, leaderless rebellion, "non-lethal" weapons, galvanizing common people who take to the streets for the very first time, the potency of symbols, and the efficacy of revolutionary violence.
Resources:
Coffee with Comrades is a member of the Channel Zero Network, an anarchist audio federation.
Coffee with Comrades is part of the Rev Left Radio Podcast Federation.
Logo design by Sydney Landis. Support her work, buy some art.
Support Coffee with Comrades on Patreon.
Follow Coffee with Comrades on Twitter and visit our website.
Intro: "I Ain't Got No Home in this World" by Woody Guthrie
Interlude: "Gilet Jaune" by Dinor Rdt
Outro: "Tensions Sociales (Freestyle Gilet Jaune)" by D.ACE
In this episode of Coffee with Comrades, we’re goin’ international. In the first edition of this two-part series, we speak with our American comrades at Inhabit and our new friends from France about Les Gilets Jaunes/The Yellow Vest Movement!
We discuss the origins of Les Gilets Jaunes/The Yellow Vest movement, decentralization, Paris vs. the French countryside, blockading roundabouts, popular assemblies, leaderless rebellion, “non-lethal” weapons, galvanizing common people who take to the streets for the very first time, the potency of symbols, and the efficacy of revolutionary violence.
Resources:
Coffee with Comrades is a member of the Channel Zero Network, an anarchist audio federation.
Coffee with Comrades is part of the Rev Left Radio Podcast Federation.
Logo design by Sydney Landis. Support her work, buy some art.
Support Coffee with Comrades on Patreon.
Follow Coffee with Comrades on Twitter and visit our website.
Intro: “I Ain’t Got No Home in this World” by Woody Guthrie
Interlude: “Gilet Jaune” by Dinor Rdt
Outro: “Tensions Sociales (Freestyle Gilet Jaune)” by D.ACE
On this week's episode, we speak with Jon and Grayson from Defectors, a podcast about Star Wars and radical political resistance happening right now in this galaxy. But, first, Mel and Pearson talk current events:
Jon and Grayson join us for a detailed look at revolutionary violence, anti-imperialism, narrative, control, war, and so much more.
Check out Defectors' website and follow them on Twitter.
Coffee with Comrades is a member of the Channel Zero Network, an anarchist audio federation.
Coffee with Comrades is part of the Rev Left Radio Podcast Federation.
Logo design by Sydney Landis. Support her work, buy some art.
Support Coffee with Comrades on Patreon.
Follow Coffee with Comrades on Twitter and visit our website.
Intro: "I Ain't Got No Home in this World" by Woody Guthrie
Interlude: "Star Wars: Clone Wars Theme" by Kevin Kiner
Outro: "Right Minded" by No Bragging Rights
On this week’s episode, we speak with Jon and Grayson from Defectors, a podcast about Star Wars and radical political resistance happening right now in this galaxy. But, first, Mel and Pearson talk current events:
Jon and Grayson join us for a detailed look at revolutionary violence, anti-imperialism, narrative, control, war, and so much more.
Check out Defectors’ website and follow them on Twitter.
Coffee with Comrades is a member of the Channel Zero Network, an anarchist audio federation.
Coffee with Comrades is part of the Rev Left Radio Podcast Federation.
Logo design by Sydney Landis. Support her work, buy some art.
Support Coffee with Comrades on Patreon.
Follow Coffee with Comrades on Twitter and visit our website.
Intro: “I Ain’t Got No Home in this World” by Woody Guthrie
Interlude: “Star Wars: Clone Wars Theme” by Kevin Kiner
Outro: “Right Minded” by No Bragging Rights
In this week's episode of Coffee with Comrades, we are pleased to welcome for the very first time the one and only Mel, our new co-conspirator and co-host for the show. We've got a jam-packed episode for y'all, but before we get there, we're excited to announce we're bringing back the current events section at the top of the episode.
Mel and Pearson share a critical reflection on the Midwest Left Assembly, a regional conference that brought together organizers, educators, and revolutionaries from across the midwest for a weekend camping conference. We talk about base-building, regional networking, and how to build authentic solidarity with our comrades. Above all, we wrestle with how to overcome the loneliness and isolation endemic to late-stage capitalism by reclaiming intimacy through revolutionary vulnerability.
Coffee with Comrades is a proud member of the Channel Zero Network, an anarchist audio federation.
Coffee with Comrades is part of the Rev Left Radio Podcast Federation.
Logo design by Sydney Landis. Support her work, buy some art.
Support Coffee with Comrades on Patreon.
Follow Coffee with Comrades on Twitter and visit our website.
Intro: "I Ain't Got No Home in this World" by Woody Guthrie
Interlude: "ID" by Boombox Cartel, Flosstrodamus
Outro: "PREY FOR ME/3" by Fever 333
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