Conversation @ Walden: Recent Episodes
AJ Reed
Conversations @ Walden is a podcast show that looks at our society, culture, and politics through conversation with people from their perspective when fighting for social, economic, and environmental justice.
This special episode is with classmates in the Master's in Social Justice and Community Organizing program at Prescott College. The episode addresses what power is from our perspectives and how to mobilize for change for the kind of power we want to attain.
On this episode I have a chat with Dr. Richard Gilman-Opalsky about the events that took place on January 6th at the US Capitol building and his new book The Communism of Love.
On this Fire Chat I spoke with Left Voice collective member and Mount Sinai ICU nurse Tre Kwon. Where we discussed the public health crisis in New York City, and how to organize in the times we are in.
This series is about using the arts to raise provocative social and political questions. This episode we will look at the Netflix documentary Tiger King.
Sat down with California organizer, Zach, on how to develop a revolutionary organizing program. Follow this podcast for new episodes, and check Zach's work at www.peoplesrevolutionaryparty.org
Went into the archives and pulled out an episode that talks about how "The House Is Broken" for the Republican as Trump was elected.
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Sat down with Dr. Jared Ball to discuss his new book "Myth and Propaganda of Black Buying Power". You can check Jared, and his new book, at imixwhatilike.org
Sat down with Ohio activist and organize, Sean Nestor, to talk about organizing and saving Lake Erie through a Lake Erie Bill of Rights. Be sure you follow us on here and Facebook at facebook.com/radiofirebrand
Check out more about Sean's work at lakeerieaction.wixsite.com/safewatertoledo
Sat down with Green Party presidential candidate, Howie Hawkins, on his views on the COVD-19 crisis, health care, and his propose tax reform plan.
Check out Howie's campaign at howiehawkins.us
Sat down with artist Aubrey Barnes to discuss about the arts, and community development through the arts.
firebrand is back on the digital space, where the topic is on COVI-19. How has this played a role in the political and societal landscape? And how can organizers and strategists navigate around?