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- TEASER EP. 6 | Winning Elections, Affecting Change: New Zealand Labour Party's Historic 2020 Victory w/ Antonia Verstappen
On our next podcast episode we're joined by Antonia Verstappen from the New Zealand Labour Party to discuss the Party's recent election victory.
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2 min - EP. 5 | Winning Elections, Affecting Change in Indonesia with Martin Manurung
We talk with Martin Manurung, a Member of Parliament in Indonesia about how progressives can win political power. He also shares his experience as a youth activist and as a progressive entering the electoral arena, his experience as a youth activist and the challenges faced by progressives entering government. We also talk about the prospects for the future and youth engagement in politics.
You can learn more about Martin by visiting his website: https://martinmanurung.id/Host: Carlo Angelo Vargas---To know more about SocDem Asia, you can visit our website: https://socdemasia.com
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1 hr 7 min - EP. 4 | At A Crossroads: A look at the US Elections and the Prospects for Transformation with Scot Nakagawa
On this episode we talk with Scot Nakagawa, a Senior Partner at Changelab to discuss the upcoming United States Elections this November, the intersection of racial, gender, and class issues that will affect the elections, and what are at stake. We also discuss the prospects of change after the elections and its ramifications to the international community.
Scot is a community organizer, activist, cultural worker, and political writer. He has spent the last four decades exploring questions of racial injustice and racial formation and effective forms of resistance and strategies for change through community campaigns, cultural organizing, popular education, writing, and direct political advocacy.Scot’s primary work has been in the fight against vigilante white supremacist groups, white nationalism, Nativism, and authoritarian evangelical political movements.You can learn more about Changelab at: https://www.changelabinfo.com---To know more about SocDem Asia, you can visit our website: https://socdemasia.com
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56 min - EP. 3 | Mahatma Gandhi and his Legacy of Non-Violence and Socialism with Prof. Anand Kumar
On this special episode for October 2, International Day of Non-Violence and the Birth Anniversary of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi (better known globally as Mahatma Gandhi), we discuss the legacy of the Father of Indian Nation and his contributions to philosophy of active non-violence which has inspired millions to fight for social change. We also discuss Gandhi's role in the transformation of India's social, economic and political life and his contribution to modern socialist thought.
For this episode, we talk with esteemed academic and activist Professor Anand Kumar, a Senior Fellow of the Nehru Memorial Museum and Library and a member of the Presidium of the Samajwadi Samagam (a socialist organization in India). Prof. Kumar presents a colorful and complex way of understanding Gandhi and how his thoughts can inspire us in confronting the multiple crises we face today.
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1 hr 22 min - EP. 2 | Developing Change Narrative For Political Communications with Marc Saxer
On this episode of the podcast, we talk with Marc Saxer head of the Asia-Pacific Department of the Friedrich Ebert Stiftung to discuss the importance of building a compelling narrative for political parties in their political communications and reform work. We also discuss how to create a change narrative that can be used by progressives to push for societal changes.
This episode is hosted by Cassie Deluria
Excerpt of "Transformative Change Making" from the Friedrich Ebert Stiftung youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aaaGwS6uxMU
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31 min - EP. 1 | The Inextricable Link of Socialism and Democracy with Francis Isaac
On our inaugural episode of the SocDem Asia Podcast we talk with Francis Isaac, Editor-in-chief of the SocDem Asia Quarterly and discuss how the fight for socialism and democracy are intertwined, their history here in the Asian region, social democracy's principles and how they are actualized in the past and present times, and social democracy's relevance today and social democrats' role in the struggle to build a more just and humane future.
This episode is hosted by Cassie Deluria
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About SocDem Asia Podcast
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This is the official podcast of the Network for Social Democracy in Asia (SocDem Asia).
Visit us at socdemasia.com