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  • TRIGGER WARNING Transphobia Climate Change Sex Workers Black Misleadership Class
    Hey gang. 
    If you want to hold it down with our collectivising and socializing efforts with masks, here's our P.O. Box where you can send material or completed masks and your shipping bill for us to pay you back and we'll get them out to comrades and community free of charge to the recipient. 
    Wine Cellar Media
    847 S Randall Rd
    Box #400
    Elgin IL 60123
    Hey gang.
    I made a facebook post, to remind me to tell a short story about an experience at work this week.
    I'll some news to it as well. 
    From there, we get into the news as we do. It's William Solo while Phoenix works with SWOP and the masks.
    52 min
  • Still Being The Wine Cellar Under Coronial Times
    Hey gang. 
    A relativelyi long form Wine Cellar episode for you. 
    It's triggering. It's rough. And there is more to come. 
    We have the masks on the way and we're trying to hook folks up. 
    Thanks for staying tuned and make sure to check out Dr. Mo And Phoenix Calida
    1 hr 12 min
  • Phoenix And Dr Mo
    Hey gang. 
    Phoenix Calida and Dr. Mo rock an episode together by recording via a facebook messenger call and a blutooth speaker up against a microphone. 
    We had to make it happen somehow. 
    This episode is very constructive and it's important to have front line fighters like Dr. Mo speak out and help us understand what we're going through, globally right now.
    24 min
  • It took 51 workers Plus Environmental Racism
    Hey gang. 
    We have a couple of news clips and a Morning Wine Cellar riff for you. 
    We have all of the masks sent out and Phoenix Calida posted the receipts for the shipping. 
    Thank you to the homies that kicked over to help cover the costs.
    25 min
  • 4/8/2020 - Podcast - Socialize The Masks - Sea Level Rise - Covid-19 & Racism
    The coronavirus has been exploding across the South. In a dozen Southern states, there have been nearly 65,000 confirmed cases and more than 1,700 deaths.
    The death rate from the virus in Louisiana is the second-highest in the U.S. Many victims there had underlying conditions. The most common factor is high blood pressure.
    Governor John Bel Edwards reported 70 new deaths Tuesday and said they're still bracing for the worst.
    There's an alarming disparity in the state: more than 70% of the coronavirus deaths are African Americans, who comprise only 32% of the population.
    17 min
  • SWOPcast With Phoenix Calida - And Wine Cellar 50 questions Part 2
    Hey gang. 
    We're still trying to make this our accelleration year and we recorded this on facebook live from a smart phone and then ripped that audio out to upload a podcast of it. 
    While Phoenix Calida was recording SWOPcast, William was disassembling and working on audio equipment literally right next to her. 
    It's a long struggle episode and we really hope to start replacing equipment sooner than later to produce the audio and video that folks already know we can do and better.
    1 hr 49 min
  • Seattle passes rent and mortgage relief resolution
    SEATTLE -- The Seattle City Council unanimously passed a resolution calling on Governor Jay Inslee, federal legislators, and the White House administration to place a moratorium on rent and mortgage payments for homes and businesses.
    The resolution was introduced by Councilmember Tammy Morales who represents District 2, South Seattle and the CID.
    “I hate to say it, but we’re in for several months or longer of people being in crisis,” said Morales. “We need to make sure that our mom-and-pop business owners, our neighbors down the street, your sister who just got laid off are also getting the relief they need to weather this crisis.”
    Jasper Rose started the Facebook page “Seattle Rent Strike,” after seeing an international movement of people calling for financial aid after losing their ability to earn income.
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    “We have been mandated to stay home, but still required to pay our bills and our rent,” said Rose. “Those that are living paycheck to paycheck don’t have any of that wiggle room. We don’t have a cushion. We don’t have that savings.”
    Amy Wolf is a licensed massage therapist and runs Westwood Healing Arts.
    “I cannot do massage over Zoom,” said Wolf. “Acupuncturists, chiropractors and massage therapists are still allowed to practice now but most of us are choosing to shut down because we don’t want to be responsible for hurting anyone.” Wolf said her landlord is giving her two weeks to come up with funds to pay rent. So, she’s considering a job at Safeway since the grocer is hiring.
    Morales said this is a nationwide effort, with elected leaders in California and New York also calling for housing relief for renters, landlords, and homeowners.
    7 min
  • CoronaVirus Lock Down In The Wine Cellar
    Hey gang. 
    Phoenix And Willaim have been locked down along with many others. 
    This affects Phoenix more.  I (William) still go to and from the factory.  Phoenix is among the immunocomprised and has to stay better protected. 
    We have news and we have comment. 
    Corona Virus is affecting Sex Workers of course. 
    We also have more people in high places making contact so we're that dog in the fire meme right now. 
    Our household did get a little extra.  We got 1 extra toilet paper, 2 extra dish soaps, 1 extra hand soap, 1 extra toothpaste and 1 extra hand sanitizer.  
    From there, we're going about it as is.  I've posted about why on facebook and the logic is sound.
    37 min

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