Solidarity House Cooperative

We talk to U.S. House candidate and Northern Arapahoe activist Lynnette Grey Bull about political authenticity, discrimination against indigenous people during the pandemic, the transition from fossil fuels, and how the Wyoming Democratic Party can better fight for its federal candidates. 

A story from Veronica's childhood explains why she's good at helping people through their belief crises. Our friend Tyler goes to a Trump rally in Cheyenne to ask people questions. Also: chicken coop repair and original music. 

KC and Matt discuss the deeper meanings in Richard Stanley's 2019 adaptation of H.P. Lovecraft's The Color Out of Space. 

Yana, Veronica and Matt discuss election politics, right-wing violence, and the importance of continued organizing. Stay safe and alert, folks! 

Actor, horror aficionado and Nightmare Theater host Chip Chism's top five movies, Marx's spectre, monstrous meatloaf and zombie settler colonialism--and the comrades watch the horror classic Phantasm. Happy Halloween!

Bacon-wrapped Zombie Meatloaf Recipe here.

Listen to Red Power Hour on Zombies and Mad Max Buses here.

Listen to Red Nation Halloween Special here.

Yana Ludwig, Zach Rubin and Don Willis won the Communal Studies Association's Outstanding Article Award for 2020 for their research into success factors in communities. Zach and Yana discuss the history, successes, failures, and alternative ways of looking at community survival, longevity and ultimate "success" -- including a shout-out to the Paris Commune and Don. Our Solidarity House Halloween Special will drop on October 30--don't miss it! 

The comrades play Space Cats Fight Fascism and interview game designer Brian Van Slyke of the Tesa Collective. Also: a discussion of Solidarity Collective's many home and land improvement projects. 

We talk elections 2020 as "a choice between settler colonialism and neo-colonialism," progressive gatekeeping, the reform-revolution dynamic and so much more with Lawrence Grandpre of Leaders of a Beautiful Struggle, a grassroots think-tank in Baltimore dedicated to transforming public policy to improve the conditions of Black people. 

Sarah leads a discussion on capitalism and body image based on Autumn Brown and adrienne marie brown's How to Survive the End of the World podcast. Yana applies to be Albany County interim Sheriff. Matt makes a presidential election prediction. And there's original music. Don't miss our special live Q & A on Thursday, October 1, at noon mountain time, on the Solidarity House Cooperative Facebook page. 

Solidarity Collective members discuss the budget, the coming winter expenses, employment complications and entrepreneurial ideas--also, the future of the podcast, and Matt goes off on a tangent about fascism. There's also music.