The Belfield Journal: Recent Episodes
The Belfield Journal
Two collegiate homosexuals break down the news of the week, and discuss politics and activism with far more interesting people than themselves.
We're joined this episode by Lauren and Danny, who have been protesting in Washington D.C. this past week, to discuss the Black Lives Matter movement, the realities of the D.C. protests, and how to be a better ally from Ireland.
If you would like any donations you have made to be tripled, send us your receipts and we will forward them on to Lauren to be included in the Gates Foundation Fund.
Recorded on the 5/5/2020
Petition to ban the use of rubber bullets
How to donate when you have no money
Groups in need of donations:
Black Visions Collective
Innocence Project
Communities United Against Police Brutality
No New Jails NYC
Know Your Rights Camp
Committee to Protect Journalists
Black Lives Matter.
Diarmuid Ó Seandcháin Dálaigh joins us to discuss direct action, student politics, elections, and more student politics. Seriously, so much student politics. Man's mad for it.
Originally broadcast 3/3/2020.
We're joined by A.E. Quinn to discuss Nathan definitely having corona virus, the UCD rent hikes, the new End The Hate campaign, and several bad Australian accents are attempted.
Originally broadcast 25/2/2020
We're joined by Brendan Fernando Kelly Palenque to discuss social media mobs, twinks, the general election, and how anglophobia is good and right, actually.
Originally broadcast 18/2/2020
Aoife Mawn joins us to discuss the general election, how there's no laws anymore, Cats (2019), and the fact that we're all in the RA now.
Originally broadcast 11/2/2020
We're joined by Conor Anderson to discuss Act Up, the Iowa caucus, America v China, and how Sinn Féin could save the left, but it's very unlikely.
Originally Broadcast 4/2/2020