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Recent interviews on visions of feminism.

Writer Jessa Crispin rejects today's mainstreamed, neoliberal feminism [13:22] / Laura Carlsen reports on the “First International Gathering of Politics, Art, Sport, and Culture for Women in Struggle” in Zapatista territory [57:29] / Historian Ashley D. Farmer examines the radical work of women in the Black Power movement [1:19:44] / Organizer Bree Busk explores the rise of a multisectoral, transversal feminist movement in Chile. [1:51:05] / Theorist Sophie Lewis explores the radical horizon of gestational politics [2:34:42] / Writer Zillah Eisenstein explains why the mounting crises we face cannot be reformed individually, but fought collectively. [3:14:55]

Recent interviews on visions of feminism.

Writer Jessa Crispin rejects today's mainstreamed, neoliberal feminism [13:22] / Laura Carlsen reports on the “First International Gathering of Politics, Art, Sport, and Culture for Women in Struggle” in Zapatista territory [57:29] / Historian Ashley D. Farmer examines the radical work of women in the Black Power movement [1:19:44] / Organizer Bree Busk explores the rise of a multisectoral, transversal feminist movement in Chile. [1:51:05] / Theorist Sophie Lewis explores the radical horizon of gestational politics [2:34:42] / Writer Zillah Eisenstein explains why the mounting crises we face cannot be reformed individually, but fought collectively. [3:14:55]

Recent interviews on Black labor in 19th century America.

Gerald Horne on the apocalyptic legacy of settler colonialism in North America [10:02] / Talitha LeFlouria on the incarcerated labor of Black women in Reconstruction-era Georgia [1:01:00] / Anna-Lisa on the westward journey of America's Black farmer pioneers [1:41:02] / Kellie Carter Jackson on violence by Black abolitionists in the antebellum US [2:28:20] Law scholar Katherine Franke on the radical potential of reparations for Black Americans [3:20:43]

Past interviews on the present and future of water on planet Earth.

Sociologist William I. Robinson points toward a new understanding of global capitalism in the 21st century. William wrote the book "Into the Tempest: Essays on the New Global Capitalism" for Haymarket Books. In a Moment of Truth, Jeff Dorchen takes baby steps.

Peace activist Kathy Kelly speaks for the victims of an omnicidal war machine - from Gaza to Kabul. Kathy wrote the recent articles The Ongoing Dread in Gaza: So Many Names, So Many Lives and Remnants of War for Voices for Creative Nonviolence.

Geographer Desiree Fields explores the mechanisms of exclusion and heirarchy in the digital housing market. Desiree wrote the article "Uploading Housing Inequality, Digitizing Housing Justice?" for Public Books.

Your bitter, blind, broke, gap-toothed radio host Chuck Mertz talks about what he learned from going on another podcast last week.

Our Man in San Juan, Dave Buchen reports on the rollercoaster that might become a revolution in Puerto Rico.

Puerto Rico in the middle of something [23:50] / Urban-digital exclusion [1:07:14] / Omnicide [2:04:35] / A new understanding of global capitalism [2:58:32] / The Twittering and the Dread [3:51:59]