This episode is hosted by Frann Michel, and includes these segments:
BLM Protests: Bill Resnick talks with Greg McKelvey and reflects on the
protests locally and nationally, which continue and as of this weekend show
no sign of diminishing.
Black Panthers and Public Hea...
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Bill Resnick talks with Greg McKelvey and reflects on policing and on the
protests locally and nationally.
Portland Black Lives Matter Events Calendar: https://www.pdx-blm-events.org
Some earlier Mole interviews about policing with Malik Miah, Alex Vitale, and
Kristian...
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Mass mobilization against racism, fascism, and police violence, and for a
better world.
This episode of the Old Mole Variety Hour, hosted by Frann Michel, looks at
the recent uprisings against police violence and white supremacy.
Malik Miah on the Uprising: Bill Resnick ta...
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In an interview pre-recorded when only one of the four police killers of
George Floyd had been arrested, Bill Resnick talks with Malik Miah, a
long-time Black rights and revolutionary socialist activist, a former
aviation mechanic, a contributing editor with the US sociali...
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Joe Clement talks with Shane Burley about the recent uprisings against police
brutality and white supremacy. They consider specifically the toxic narrative
about outside agitators, from both the left and right, that politicians and
the media are spreading to de-legitimize t...
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In this episode of Another World Is Possible, Norm Diamond explores the
conditions under which people are open to new political perspectives, not
only to a sense of outrage but to a basic questioning of what exists.
image by Alan Denney / CC BY 2.0
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Frann MIchel hosts this episode of the Old Mole Variety Hour, which features
music by Alexandra Bradbury and the late John Prine, and these segments:
Workers’ response to COVID19: Bill Resnick talks with Travis Watkins, fired
from his auto parts plant in Michigan, with the ...
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Workers across the US —in healthcare, at Amazon, and
in other workplaces— are being fired for raising concerns about their own
and fellow workers’ health and safety in the COVID-19 pandemic. By last
week, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration
had received ...
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Joe Clement talks to Philosophy Professor Jason Read, about trends, hopes,
and fears about neoliberalism in the time of the coronavirus. They consider
the strange solidarity of social distancing, online education, the threat of
emergency powers, but also the hopeful prospec...
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Climate change has not stopped for the pandemic—and the slowing of travel
and commerce has given us only about a 5% reduction in global fossil fuel
emissions—less than the reduction from the 2008 economic recession.
A precedent-setting case in the climate movement went...
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