Recorded at our book launch and party, we were joined for a panel discussion with our host Yaz Brien, Almas Talib of Abolitionist Healing Collective and Lewis Wedlock, masculinities educator to explore and discuss how radical accountability for male violence and abolitionist care can be an antidote to the violence and harm we're seeing in the world. This is a live recording. Enjoy x

Content warning: We are having conversations about male violence, sexual violence and struggles under oppressive and violent systems. This means in our work we will cover many things that could be difficult, uncomfortable or distressing to hear and we don't want to assume what might trigger someone. If you are watching our videos or listening to our podcasts, please understand that we will be speaking about a vast range of things related to harm and violence, from rape, abuse, abortion, mental health, death, suicide, hospitals, prisons, borders, police violence to all kinds of intersecting experiences and oppression.

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In this episode we speak with Lewis Wedlock, author of the book Masculinity in Schools to discuss the shifts we've seen in our individual and collective work over the years, how ideas of masculinity and the culture around it have developed and our hopes for the future. We get straight into this episode so we hope you enjoy.

Hosted by Bryony Ball and Meggan Baker with guest Lewis Wedlock

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You can find out more Lewis' work here.

Content warning: We are having conversations about male violence, sexual violence and struggles under oppressive and violent systems. This means in our work we will cover many things that could be difficult, uncomfortable or distressing to hear and we don't want to assume what might trigger someone. If you are watching our videos or listening to our podcasts, please understand that we will be speaking about a vast range of things related to harm and violence, from rape, abuse, abortion, mental health, death, suicide, hospitals, prisons, borders, police violence to all kinds of intersecting experiences and oppression.

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Episode 4: Radical Accountability In A Messed Up World

--Recorded at East Bristol Books

Hosted by Yaz Brien Bryony Ball and Meggan Baker

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Content warning: We are having conversations about male violence, sexual violence and struggles under oppressive and violent systems. This means in our work we will cover many things that could be difficult, uncomfortable or distressing to hear and we don't want to assume what might trigger someone. If you are watching our videos or listening to our podcasts, please understand that we will be speaking about a vast range of things related to harm and violence, from rape, abuse, abortion, mental health, death, suicide, hospitals, prisons, borders, police violence to all kinds of intersecting experiences and oppression.

Content warning: We are having conversations about male violence, sexual violence and struggles under oppressive and violent systems. This means in our work we will cover many things that could be difficult, uncomfortable or distressing to hear and we don't want to assume what might trigger someone. If you are watching our videos or listening to our podcasts, please understand that we will be speaking about a vast range of things related to harm and violence, from rape, abuse, abortion, mental health, death, suicide, hospitals, prisons, borders, police violence to all kinds of intersecting experiences and oppression.

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In this episode we speak with Nicole Rose from Solidarity Apothecary about how state violence is a form of male violence, how they both intersect and the significance of true solidarity, resistance and care in the fight for prison abolition.

Hosted by Bryony Ball and Meggan Baker with guest Nicole Rose

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Nicole Rose, anarchist organiser and herbalist is the founder of solidarity Apothecary. You can find out more Nicole's work here.

Content warning: We are having conversations about male violence, sexual violence and struggles under oppressive and violent systems. This means in our work we will cover many things that could be difficult, uncomfortable or distressing to hear and we don't want to assume what might trigger someone. If you are watching our videos or listening to our podcasts, please understand that we will be speaking about a vast range of things related to harm and violence, from rape, abuse, abortion, mental health, death, suicide, hospitals, prisons, borders, police violence to all kinds of intersecting experiences and oppression.

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Episode 2: Support Services & Service Violence

In this episode we talk to Mehala Osborne and Yaz Brien, two individuals with lived experience of survivor support systems, being disobedient within them and working on the front line; we talk about experiences of both being supported by and working with services and the issues that are often hidden from the public. 

Hosted by Bryony Ball and Meggan Baker with guests Mehala Osborne and Yaz Brien

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Mehala Osborne now runs SLEEC SURGERY find our more about her work here

Yaz Brien is a Trainer & Facilitator at Resist + Renew find our more about their work here

Content warning: We are having conversations about male violence, sexual violence and struggles under oppressive and violent systems. This means in our work we will cover many things that could be difficult, uncomfortable or distressing to hear and we don't want to assume what might trigger someone. If you are watching our videos or listening to our podcasts, please understand that we will be speaking about a vast range of things related to harm and violence, from rape, abuse, abortion, mental health, death, suicide, hospitals, prisons, borders, police violence to all kinds of intersecting experiences and oppression.

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Episode 1: Disobedience

This is the first episode of Disobedient Survivors, originally recorded in 2022 but finally uncovered (and still disappointingly as relevant as ever). A SLEEC podcast series looking at male violence through the lens of disobedience. 

This episode marks the beginning of our chaotic journey unravelling the idea of disobedience, particularly in relation to healing trauma from male violence. 

Hosted by Bryony Ball and Meggan Baker

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Content warning: We are having conversations about male violence, sexual violence and struggles under oppressive and violent systems. This means in our work we will cover many things that could be difficult, uncomfortable or distressing to hear and we don't want to assume what might trigger someone. If you are watching our videos or listening to our podcasts, please understand that we will be speaking about a vast range of things related to harm and violence, from rape, abuse, abortion, mental health, death, suicide, hospitals, prisons, borders, police violence to all kinds of intersecting experiences and oppression.

Content warning: We are having conversations about male violence, sexual violence and struggles under oppressive and violent systems. This means in our work we will cover many things that could be difficult, uncomfortable or distressing to hear and we don't want to assume what might trigger someone. If you are watching our videos or listening to our podcasts, please understand that we will be speaking about a vast range of things related to harm and violence, from rape, abuse, abortion, mental health, death, suicide, hospitals, prisons, borders, police violence to all kinds of intersecting experiences and oppression.

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In this bonus episode: hosts Meggan Baker and Bryony Ball talk to Si Janes, a previous attendee of SLEEC's Radical Accountability In Action Course to explore and discuss what his thoughts were going into the sessions, what he took away and actioned from the learning and the necessity of accountability in these uncertain times.

Recorded during a live stream and with a special shoutout to guest Lee who's WiF was fucked, causing him to miss the chat.

To learn more about the Radical Accountability in Action course and how to sign up, head to our website: https://sleec.net/radical-accountability-in-action/

Follow SLEEC on instagram @sleec_pro Content warning: We are having conversations about male violence, sexual violence and struggles under oppressive and violent systems. This means in our work we will cover many things that could be difficult, uncomfortable or distressing to hear and we don't want to assume what might trigger someone. If you are watching our videos or listening to our podcasts, please understand that we will be speaking about a vast range of things related to harm and violence, from rape, abuse, abortion, mental health, death, suicide, hospitals, prisons, borders, police violence to all kinds of intersecting experiences and oppression.

Content warning: We are having conversations about male violence, sexual violence and struggles under oppressive and violent systems. This means in our work we will cover many things that could be difficult, uncomfortable or distressing to hear and we don't want to assume what might trigger someone. If you are watching our videos or listening to our podcasts, please understand that we will be speaking about a vast range of things related to harm and violence, from rape, abuse, abortion, mental health, death, suicide, hospitals, prisons, borders, police violence to all kinds of intersecting experiences and oppression.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.