This is a podcast that takes a look at specific protests and social movements happening around the world. Seabass provides an in-depth analysis on how it all started, the historical backstory that led to it all, and possible outcomes.
Darshan Vigneswaran
Melissa del Bosque and Todd Miller
Albert Hirschman Centre on Democracy
The Afghan Eye
WebRoots Democracy
1001 Iraqi Thoughts
Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs
Rights in Russia
RT
Voice of America
EOOH.eu
Rachel Hu
Talk Eastern Europe
Charles Dunaway
Esha
Frey Lindsay, Sophie Pornschlegel, Mike Meehall Wood
People's Republic
Radio Sputnik
Innovation Diploma Students
Dave Emory
NCRI-US
CEPPS Advisor Adrienne Ross, Fmr Deputy Asst Secretary Strategic Communications, US Dept of State, Journalist
Iraq Project for Genocide Prevention
Nikolai Priser
Oxford University
Academy of Achievement
EU Scream
Liberation Audio
Tom Leeman
ARTICLE 19
VOA
United States Institute of Peace
BBC Radio 4
TRT World
Brodda Mike
TRT World
Sky News
Renew Democracy Initiative
Loyal Books
New Books Network
World Policy Institute
Juliette D. Marquis
Joe Lauria: Consortium News editor-in-chief and journalist
Radio Prague International
Progressive Radio Network
Various
Socialist Party (CWI England and Wales)
Mariola Yansverio
Spectacles Media
The Scott Horton Show from The Libertarian Institute
None
Mark Leon Goldberg
Peoples Dispatch
Green and Red
Jeremi Suri
LibriVox
Al Jazeera
Front Line Defenders
Various
APHR
None
Center for Russia, East Europe, and Central Asia at the University of Wisconsin, Madison
Colombia Reports
Shawn Corrigan
The Christian Broadcasting Network
International Crisis Group
aisacson@wola.org
None
Anarchist Communist Group (ACG)
The Institute of Current World Affairs
Al Jazeera
Saman Askari
International Republican Institute
Ariguanabo-Radio
VOA
Res Publica
Workers' LIberty
World Affairs
Alfred Kyaw Zin
KCRW
Sky News
Derek Davison
BBC World Service
Open Society Foundations
American Family Association
New Lines Magazine
The Christian Broadcasting Network
T M S R
The Guardian
Osama Gaweesh
Liz Wahl
Hamody
Norman Goh
Oxford Constitutional Studies Forum
Himal Southasian
World Policy Institute
Matthew Weaver
Ethiopia Insight
Scott Horton
Factal