I spend the hour with Cheri Honkala, co-founder of the Kensington Welfare Rights Union and the Poor People's Economic Human Rights Campaign, talking to me from Philadelphia.

We spend the hour with science fiction author, Fifth Estate contributor, and publisher of Obsolete Press, Rich Dana.

Today, a concert for the Virtual NYC Anarchist Book Fair, from my living room. It's basically a live version of my upcoming solo acoustic album, Say Their Names.

I spend the hour talking about politics, music and other things with Rochester/Austin hip-hop artist, Eli Arbor.

Today I spend the hour with accomplished banjo player, long-time host of the Walthamstow Folk Club in London, England, and author of the book, Hold the Line: Lessons of the Peekskill Riots, about certain seminal events that took place in New York state in 1949.

An introductory discussion about the Song News Network, a curated collection of songs that Paula and I and others have been doing various projects with for some time now.

As Arun Gupta tweeted the other day: "Pardon the catastrophic global warming, we now return you to your regularly scheduled state violence."

Another in a semi-monthly series of somewhat random conversations with my friend Frank in Germany.

Burt read my recent article in Counterpunch, Escalation in Portland, and had some questions. This is the latest episode of his podcast, Keeping Democracy Alive.

We spend the first half of the hour talking with award-winning novelist Cara Hoffman, and in the second half we are joined by two other co-editors of the upcoming Fifth Estate Anarchist Review of Books, Rochester rapper Eli Arbor and another award-winning novelist, Carrie Laben, from Queens, New York.