Resistance Radio

Robin Winkler was a commercial lawyer until 2001 when after having read some books, been diagnosed with a life threatening illness and time to reflect, flipped to the social and environmental justice side, gave up USA citizenship and founded Wild at Heart Legal Defense Association,Taiwan. Since that time he has been mostly involved in trying to understand: how to stop the decimation of different strains of humans, other species and beings, and transcendence. Favorite authors include Paul Shepard, Rachel Carson, Derrick Jensen, Peter Kropotkin and Vandana Shiva.

Beth Lowe is a mother of two living in the Midwest.  She is a signatory to WDI’s Declaration on Women’s Sex Based Rights, a member of the TERF Collective, and a parent who is fed up with gender ideology and is fighting back against the damage to our children.

Tony Povilitis is a wildlife biologist, conservation activist, and founder of Life Net Nature, a "mom and pop" nonprofit devoted to wildlife research, voluntarism, and advocacy. For more than a half century, Tony has witnessed ongoing destruction of wildlife and nature in numerous countries. His conclusion: Efforts to mitigate human impacts have fundamentally failed. The only sane way forward is to vastly scale down humanity's exploitation of nature, consumption, and population. His book "Slipping through our hands, imperiled wildlife of the Greater San Juans" appeared in 2000. Tony has spent a good part of his professional career working to study and protect the Andean Deer called the Huemul.

Barbara Durkin of Massachusetts is a former VP of an international hair care company, a Realtor, a licensed  general contractor, & a small biz owner who vacations where offshore Cape Wind was proposed in 2001.  She was then solely concerned about negative aesthetics of an industrial scale wind project, the project blight the areas’ National Historic Landmarks, the views of Nantucket Sound from Cape Cod, Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket Island being spoiled.  But, after conducting 17 yrs of independent research on offshore wind, Barbara is well-versed on a multitude of untenable risks and adverse  impacts associated with it,and they extend well beyond aesthetics.

Jerry Mander is the author of many books, including the books Four Arguments for the Elimination of Television, and In the Absence of the Sacred, considered by many environmental activists to be two of the most important books of the late 20th century.

Renee Gerlich is a feminist anarchist from New Zealand whose writing appears on her blog, reneejg.net, as well as Feminist Current, Savage Minds, and the 2021 anthology Spinning and Weaving. Her talk "Transgenderism, Neoliberalism and Rape Culture" can be found on YouTube. Visit dragoncloudpress.com for her recently published Brief Complete Herstory series, an illustrated history of the world from the Big Bang to neoliberalism.

Michelle Lute is a conservation scientist and advocate with fifteen years’ experience in biodiversity conservation on public and private lands around the globe.  Dr Lute is the National Carnivore Conservation Manager for Project Coyote, whose mission is to promote compassionate conservation through science, advocacy and education.

Karen Breslin is a candidate for the Democratic nomination for US Senate from Colorado. She is an attorney, university professor of political science, former policy advisor for the National Park Service’s Intermountain Region and former journalist. As a public interest attorney, Breslin has represented community, environmental and animal-protection organizations seeking to defend the natural world. Breslin holds a B.A. in journalism and political science from Metropolitan State University of Denver, an M.A. in political science from the University of Colorado Denver, and a J.D. from the Sturm College of Law at University of Denver

Dr Holly Johnson's career in the field of violence against women began as a government researcher and evolved into criminology professor at the University of Ottawa in Canada. Her primary research interests focused on criminal justice and social responses to sexual violence, intimate partner violence and partner homicide, and on the methodological challenges to measuring the nature and prevalence of these experiences. While in the federal government, she was principal investigator of Statistics Canada's first national survey on violence against women and a coordinator of the International Violence Against Women Survey. Dr Johnson was also involved in many other national and international networks aimed at refining research tools, preventing violence against women, and improving interventions and responses to these crimes. At the international level, Dr Johnson served as expert advisor to several UN groups working to develop accurate indicators on violence against women. In her local community, Dr Johnson held membership in the Ottawa Coalition to End Violence Against Women, worked with the Ottawa Police Service to improve their response to crimes of violence against women, and worked with the University of Ottawa to address sexual violence on campus.

Frank Forencich is a biocentric guy trying to make a go of it in an anthropocentric culture. He's studied human biology, martial art, and traveled to Africa to experience the human ancestral environment. He's the author of several books about health and the human predicament including "The Sapience Curriculum" and the soon-to-be released "Beware False Tigers."