We sit down with musician, academic and Palestinian solidarity activist, Louis Brehony, to discuss the life and contribution of Palestinian revolutionary, Ghassan Kanafani, towards the fight for a sovereign and socialist Palestine. Brehony is the editor of 'Ghassan Kanafani: Selected Political Writings', published in 2024.

"You tell us to keep waiting, should we wait forevermore? We’ll march in the name of freedom, and pound upon your door!”

As part of the No More Delays! campaign our activists created a song for it!

An Original song by Éirígí - For A New Republic activist Jake Guerin.

We sit down with Éirígí activist Eoin Ó Sé to remember his late father, Donal Ó Sé, an IRA veteran and a participant in the IRA's Border Campaign, codenamed 'Operation Harvest', which lasted from 1956 until 1962.

Mickey Moran sits down with author, historian, republican and trade unionist, Fergus Whelan, to discuss the origins of Irish Republicanism, while also appraising those great Protestant men who were instrumental in its foundation.

Gareth Murray sits down with An Rúnaí Ginearálta Éirígí Mickey Moran, and Pól Ó Scanaill, Chairman of the 1916 Societies, to talk about the ongoing cooperation between Éirígí and the 1916 Societies, the origins of this relationship, the campaigns both organisations are working on together, including the new ‘No More Delays!’ campaign, along with discussing the need to build a new, vibrant and confident Republican Movement.

Gareth Murray sits down with Breandán Mac Cionnaith, a Portadown based Éirígí activist and former spokesperson for the Garvaghy Road Residents Coalition. Breandán was instrumental in putting a stop to Orange Order marches going through his area in the mid-1990s. In this episode, Breandán talks about the Orange Order as Ireland's first hate group, the Garvaghy Road community's fightback against the organisation marching through their area, and what the future holds for an organisation who's ideology has changed little since their foundation in 1795.

Mickey Moran sits down with broadcaster and director, Kevin Brannigan, who's two-part documentary on NORAID airs on RTÉ in the next few days. The documentary titled 'NORAID: Irish America And The IRA', tells the inspiring story of US support for the republican struggle in Ireland, contains some fascinating archival footage, and includes interviews with people who were involved at the time.

Mickey Moran sits down with Joe Mooney, an anti-racist, community activist based in East Wall, Dublin - ground zero of the emergent anti-migrant movement. Joe talks about what they were doing in East Wall to tackle racism, the importance of one-to-one conversations, not giving up on your community and not ceding an inch on the appropriation of Republican aesthetics to the far-right.

Mickey Moran sits down with Chris, Jason and Ben from The Regrettable Century Podcast to discuss the political situation in the United States, what led to Trump’s victory in last year's US presidential election, the state of the US left, and the prospects for a working class fightback.

Mickey Moran sits down with Cathaoirleach Éirígí Brian Leeson to discuss the Good Friday Agreement on the 27th anniversary of its signing. Can the Good Friday Agreement ever deliver a United Ireland? Or is it just a constitutional trap to deradicalise Republicanism?