Weird Catastrophe by Kody Cava

Weird Catastrophe by Kody Cava

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Weird Catastrophe by Kody Cava episodes

  • American Terrorism | Part 1: We Must Not Look the Fool - the Weird Catastrophe Podcast

    This is an audio version of the first part of the ongoing “American Terrorism” series on Weird Catastrophe.

    “In 1964, the FBI sent an anonymous package to Martin Luther King Jr. In it, was audio recordings illegally obtained through the FBI’s extrajudicial bugging of King’s phone calls, as well as a letter.”

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    Originally published January 3rd, 2021.

    If you find value in this work, please share it with a friend.

    There’s no use howling into the void if no one else is around to hear it.

    And the next time you spot a war criminal, please make an informed decision about your following actions.

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    1 hr 6 min
  • Something Is Rotten With Our Food Banks - the Weird Catastrophe Podcast

    My friend David told me that he can’t be bothered to read anything more than 2,000 words at one time. So I recorded the “Open Letter to Our Food Banks” for people like him who would rather listen to the text.

    “Food banks in the U.S. have become institutions and the people that work at them have become institutionalized.”

    Listen above or read the full letter here:

    Originally published January 4th, 2021.

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    35 min

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Weird Catastrophe features independent political commentary, interviews, audio essays, poetry, and visual art with a radical perspective. We're choosing to create things during our weird and…