Revolution Report

For the premier episode of Revolution Report, Analisa and Sarah introduce their show. Then, Analisa sits down with her mother Carmen Ramos Chandler to talk about her experience growing up as a child of the United Farm Workers, or the UFW. Carmen shares some stories and some valuable advice.

Produced by Sarah Livings-Walsh and Analisa Venolia

Music by Richie Ramone. Thanks to him for lending us his song "Live to Tell."

Edited by Analisa Venolia

In this episode of Revolution Report, Sarah and Analisa discuss numerous parts of RFK Jr.'s disastrous and dangerous plan for the American people. They talk about how his death plan indicates a eugenic ideology and assert that RFK Jr. and anyone like him should be shamed for their ideology.

Produced by Sarah Livings-Walsh and Analisa Venolia

Music by Richie Ramone. Thanks to him for lending us his song, "Live to Tell."

Edited by Analisa Venolia

This episode of Revolution Report, Sarah and Ana dive deeper into the atrocities Trump and his administration are committing with their invocation of the Alien Enemies Act. Then, Sarah and Ana discuss due process and speak about the importance of resisting the actions of the administration.

Produced by Sarah Livings-Walsh and Analisa Venolia

Music by Richie Ramone. Thanks to him for lending us his song "Live to Tell."

Edited by Ethan Walsh

In this episode of Revolution Report, hosts Sarah Livings-Walsh and Analisa Venolia unpack Project 2025. They discuss the plans laid out by the Heritage Foundation and share some valuable tips for people protesting the Trump administration.

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Produced by Sarah Livings-Walsh and Analisa Venolia

Music by Richie Ramone. Thanks to him for letting us use his song "Live to Tell."

Edited by Ethan Walsh

This episode of Revolution Report, Sarah and Analisa dive into the history of I.C.E. and discuss the atrocities the organization is committing in the modern day. They also share important information on how to keep yourself and your community safe. 

Produced by Sarah Livings-Walsh and Analisa Venolia

Music by Richie Ramone. Thanks to him for lending us his song, "Live to Tell."

Edited by Ethan Walsh

This episode of Revolution Report, Sarah and Analisa discuss Trump's new Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth. They discuss his career and white supremacist tendencies, as well as his disparaging comments about former military leaders. Then, they cover the growing threat of paramilitaries. It's an important listen, so don't miss out!

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Produced by Sarah Livings-Walsh and Analisa Venolia

Music by Richie Ramone. Thanks to him for lending us his song "Live to Tell."

Edited by Ethan Walsh

In this episode of Revolution Report, Sarah and Analisa discuss the rising fascism in the United States. They draw from Umberto Eco's "Ur-Fascism" and discuss historical parallels in their analysis. It isn't all doom and gloom, though! They also touch on hope are share some important resources.

Produced by Sarah Livings-Walsh and Analisa Venolia

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Music by Richie Ramone. Thanks to him for lending us his music.

Edited by Ethan Walsh

Hosts Sarah Livings-Walsh and Analisa Venolia share important information to keep in mind as LA recovers from the recent fires.

Produced by Sarah Livings-Walsh and Analisa Venolia

Music by Richie Ramone

Edited by Ethan Walsh

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This episode, Sarah and Analisa explore the concept of art as a means to push back against dominant dorms and dive into some examples.

Produced by Sarah Livings-Walsh and Analisa Venolia

Music by Richie Ramone

Edited by Ethan Walsh

This episode of Revolution Report, Sarah and Analisa talk about sustainability, community gardens, and ways you can help the environment in your everyday life with CSUN's Lead Sustainability Specialist Sarah Johnson.

Produced by Sarah Livings-Walsh and Analisa Venolia
Music: "Live to Tell" by Richie Ramone. Thanks to him for lending us his song.
Edited by Ethan Walsh