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Seeds of RevolutionPrince Shakur on being a queer Jamaican-American writer, filmmaker, educator, organizer, and anarchist Prince Shakur is a queer, Jamaican-American author, journalist, and videomaker, and recognized by NY Times. As an organizer, he brought Black Lives Matter to his university campus, supported the migrant caravan, and served as a lead organizer with the Black Queer and Intersectional Collective in Columbus, OH. Prince also co-wrote, produced, and acted in an upcoming short film about two childhood friends facing their past before a significant event. His work, whether literary, visual, or grassroots, is stepped in his commitment to black liberation, prison abolition, and queer resilience. His debut memoir, "When They Tell You To Be Good," charts his political coming of age, and has been hailed as a “ scorching, nonlinear journey through...
2025-11-261h 19Seeds of RevolutionRob Rao on the BCGEU strikeBCGEU picket captain "Ravishing" Rob Rao talks to us about the recently concluded strike of the BC General Employees' Union, which fought for higher wages and better working conditions for its members.
2025-11-1247 minSeeds of RevolutionKitty Stryker on her new book "Love Rebels: How I learned to Burn It Down Without Burning Out"Balancing a devotion to activism with personal relationships can be incredibly difficult. Kitty Stryker shares her experience as an activist, street medic and relationship educator to help others pursue the important work while maintaining healthy relationships and without burning out.Buy a copy of Love Rebels at Camas Books & Infoshop, or order one online through Thornapple Press
2025-10-291h 07Seeds of RevolutionDeconstructing Settler Socialism: Anarchism and the Internationals in the Wild WestOur friend Gia from Historical Seditions came to Camas in August to launch her newest book, “Deconstructing Settler Socialism: Anarchism and the Internationals in the Wild West” Check out Historical Seditions’ website, and buy a copy of Gia's book here.In most general histories of radical movements the region popularly remembered as the “Wild West” is entirely absent. During the 19th century these lands were violently transformed from the sovereign domain of dozens of indigenous peoples into “western North America" via the genocidal process of settler-colonialism. White radicals played a tragically intimate role in this process, and while the hi...
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TuttaScenaTeatro[TuttaScenaTeatro] Roma ribelle: l'ultimo attacco a Pio IX ● martedì 07 ottobre 2025 ore 14TUTTA SCENA TEATRO
martedì 07 ottobre 2025 ore 14
● ROMA RIBELLE
1867: l'ultimo attacco a Pio IX
di Luigi Tani
con Luigi Tani, Milena Miconi e con Romolo Barbona
il tenore Andrea Orlando, al pianoforte Luigi Mastracci e con il Coro Orfeo, diretto da Andrea Orlando
Nel 1867 un manipolo di 70 garibaldini, guidati dai Fratelli Cairoli, tentano di entrare in Roma per conquistarla e farne finalmente la capitale d’Italia. In città, i rivoltosi Monti e Tognetti hanno organizzato un attentato dinamitardo alla Caserma Serristori, il segnale per un’insurrezione che ha come base...
2025-10-072h 03Seeds of RevolutionThe Black Oak CollectiveBlack Oak is an anarchist social space in Hamilton, Ontario. It aims to be a resource for anarchists in the area and is also a point of entry for those interested in anarchist ideas of direct action, mutual aid, solidarity, voluntary association, prefiguration, equality, and autonomy. The space can be booked for events that align with their values, and it also hosts regular drop-in hours for discussion and access to the book lending library, zine library, and distro. The space is open Sundays from 1-4pm. Check out their website and follow them on Signal at Blackoak.492
2025-10-0134 minSeeds of RevolutionWilliam Gillis on Radical vs Liberal AbolitionismWilliam Gillis is a second generation anarchist activist who studies high energy theoretical physics and has written extensively on the politics of abolition and transformative justice. Check out William's website which hosts a ton of their writing, and order William's new book, "Did The Science Wars Take Place: The Political & Ethical Stakes of Radical Realism."
2025-09-171h 30Seeds of RevolutionEligh French on contemporary fascismCamas Collective member Eligh shares with us their scholarship on contemporary fascism, its strategies and tactics, and how fascists leverage disenfranchisement and resentment into political power.
2025-09-101h 03Seeds of RevolutionDr. Yannick Giovanni Marshall on anti-colonial Black thoughtDr. Yannick Giovanni Marshall is a scholar, writer, and speaker specializing in anti-colonial Black thought, political exile, and dissent. He taught Contemporary Black Thought in the School of Critical Studies at CalArts before fleeing the United States amidst the escalating suppression of Black Studies, protest and academic freedom. His forthcoming book, "The End of Supplication: The Invention of Prostrate Blackness as a Replacement for the Maroon," challenges the containment of Black radical traditions through liberal and Civil Rights discourse. Through essays in Al Jazeera English and public talks delivered globally, Dr. Marshall offers urgent provocations on anti-Blackness, colonialism, and the...
2025-08-2750 minSeeds of RevolutionVictoria Transit Riders UnionLiz Cronin is the spokesperson for the Victoria Transit Riders Union, a grassroots organization advocating for free, rapid, and reliable public transit service in the Greater Victoria Area. Adequately funding public transit helps increase accessibility, which is an essential part of building an inclusive community. Check out VTRU’s website, and follow them on IG. Watch the beautiful documentary “The Trolley" on Youtube, and read Marc Lee’s fantastic article “Why BC Should Make Public Transit Free” at The Tyee.
2025-08-1340 min
Truth and ReckoningFrontline Resistance Insights from the Philippines and the Appalachian SouthWelcome to Truth and Reckoning, a podcast from CELDF — the Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund.On this episode, we share the recording from our recent eventThis special event, “Solidarity Against Tyranny: Frontline Resistance Insights from the Philippines and the Appalachian South,” took place on July 21st. It featured activists from the Philippines and the Appalachian South speaking about how to survive, persist, and resist in the face of rising government repression and vigilante violence. How can our movements survive the rise of authoritarian regimes? How shall we respond when our people are jailed...
2025-07-301h 46Seeds of RevolutionDIRA libraryThe DIRA (Documentation, Information, References, and Archives) library is an anarchist collective located in Montreal. The project aims to acquire and disseminate, free of charge, documents on the libertarian movement in Canada and abroad, as well as a host of other topics. Today we are joined by three collective members - O, Pixie, and Vitis - who spoke to us about DIRA’s origin, mission, and goals for the future. Check out DIRA’s website, and consider donating to their fundraising campaign to help ensure DIRA remains a permanent, welcoming and central hub for Montreal’s anarchist community.
2025-07-3044 minSeeds of RevolutionZine Reading: "Camas vs Capitalism"This week we are starting a new series of episodes in which we record and post audio versions of different Zines we carry in the store. This week’s Zine is “Camas vs Capitalism,” about how our store and our anarchism interacts with the larger capitalist hegemonic project. We hope you enjoy it! And if you do, you can always drop by the store at 2620 Quadra street in Victoria from 10-6 every day of the week and pick yourself up a copy.
2025-07-1617 minSeeds of RevolutionsubMedia anarchist media collectivesubMedia is an anarchist digital media collective. First established in 1994, subMedia has produced hundreds of videos on everything from urban insurrectionary tactics to land-based mutual aid projects. On this episode we speak to collective member Heatscore about the collective's work documenting the 2019-2020 Estallido Social uprising in Chile, the 2020 ShutDownCanada movement, and the role of anarchist media in pushing for liberation. Checkout subMedia's work on their website, and follow them on IG.
2025-07-0239 minSeeds of RevolutionClifton Ariwakehte Nicholas on the Oka crisis and being a land defenderKanien’kehá:ka filmmaker, land defender, and cannabis activist Clifton Ariwakehte Nicholas joins us to talk about the 1990 Oka Crisis and his lifetime of activism. Check out Clifton’s latest film, “A Red Road to the West Bank,” at Amplifier Films.
2025-06-181h 03Seeds of RevolutionFranklin López on colonialism in Puerto Rico and anarchist movie makingFranklin López is an anarchist, troublemaker, and incredible filmmaker. We spoke to Frank about the ongoing violence of American colonialism in Puerto Rico and Vieques island, as well as his work documenting Innu land defender Shanipiap's efforts to defend her ancestral territory from logging and environmental degradation. Follow Frank on IG and check out his work with Amplifier Films.
2025-06-0443 minSeeds of RevolutionA Red Road to the West BankFilmakers Clifton Ariwakehte Nicholas and Franklin López join us to talk about intersectional colonialism and their new documentary, "A Red Road to the West Bank," which explores the heartwarming and heartbreaking commonalities between the Palestinian and Indigenous Canadian experiences. Follow Clifton and Franklin's efforts on IG.
2025-05-2153 minSeeds of RevolutionLife, Transitioning, and EverythingShay and Sarah share their lived experience of transitioning, what it's like to move from the heights of cis male privilege to an identity that is oppressed and discriminated against, and how much more beautiful and magical the world is after they transitioned.
2025-05-081h 09Seeds of RevolutionUnhoused Solidarity Collective - OkanaganUSCO is a collective of community activists who are fighting for the rights of the unhoused residents of Kelowna. They are demanding the government cease its militarization of Kelowna's Tent City, allow all people to return for both daytime and nighttime shelter, and transition to a peer-led model where Tent City residents themselves are empowered to govern the site and make decisions that directly impact their community. Learn more about USCO's righteous struggle here, and follow them on IG.
2025-04-231h 09Seeds of RevolutionAllan Antliff on the history of Camas Books and anarchism on Turtle IslandAllan Antliff is an art history professor, a life-long anarchist and activist, and one of the original founding members of Camas Books & Infoshop. He joins us to discuss the history of anarchism in Canada and the U.S., and how Camas got started in the ancient days of 2005.
2025-04-091h 04Seeds of RevolutionHARD LawHARD Law (Harm Reduction and Decriminalization) is a student club at the University of Victoria law school. Started in 2021, HARD Law members are activists, academics, frontline workers, people who use drugs, and people who have quit using drugs. Club members are directly impacted by drug prohibition, but are also afforded great privilege because of their position as future legal professionals. HARD Law is their attempt to use that privilege for positive change. Follow them on IG.
2025-03-2659 minSeeds of RevolutionSandra Carr on woodworking, art, and the nature of laborSandra Carr is a maker, instructor in the Fine Furniture Program at Camosun College, woodworker and artist, and all-around exceptional human being. We spoke to Sandra about the nature of work, when does labor becomes art, and why it is important to make beautiful things.
2025-03-1252 minSeeds of RevolutionKerry Coast on injustices faced by Indigenous nations in B.C.Author Kerry Coast talks to us about her book, The Colonial Present: The Rule of Ignorance and the Role of Law in British Columbia. Beautifully written with hard hitting prose, Kerry demonstrates how the historical and present injustices faced by the various Indigenous nations in B.C. are founded in deep seated ignorance, which can be traced back to the roots of white supremacy and a driving capitalist-colonial extractivist greed. Visit The West Wasn't Won archive project here, and the Archive Quarterly (journal of The West Wasn't Won) here.
2025-02-261h 10Seeds of RevolutionArt Farquharson on labor organizing and his life as a WobblieLabor activist and musician Art Farquharson shares some stories from his life as an IWW member, labor organizer and agitator, and plays us a few Wobblie songs guaranteed to get the anti-capitalist blood flowing!
2025-02-1251 minSeeds of RevolutionKevin Neish on his life and work as an international solidaristActivist and internationalist Kevin Neish shares his experiences being a human shield in Gaza, protecting trade unionists in Guatemala, sheltering Fairy Creek protestors, and what lessons young radicals can learn from his life of solidarity and struggle.
2025-01-291h 04Seeds of RevolutionMore Than Two, 2nd Ed: Cultivating Nonmonogamous Relationships with Kindness and Integrity. - Interview with author Eve RickertEve Rickert is a Gen X, queer, solo polyamorous, relationship anarchist, neurodivergent cis woman living on unceded W̱SÁNEĆ and lək̓ʷəŋən territory (Victoria, Canada). She is a professional writer, editor and mastermind, and the co-author of More Than Two, Second Edition: Cultivating Nonmonogamous Relationships with Kindness and Integrity and the founder of Thornapple Press.
2025-01-1558 minSeeds of RevolutionBooks to Prisoners with Stephanie SweetnamBooks to Prisoners is a grassroots organization bringing books to the folks inside Vancouver Island Regional Correction Correctional Centre and Nanaimo Correctional Centre. Follow them on IG.
2025-01-0137 minSeeds of RevolutionHarry Potter and She Who Will Be Named: JK Rowling, transphobia, and strategies of resistance.On November 25, Camas books partnered with law professor Gillian Calder to host a panel discussion and Q&A at the University of Victoria. The discussion focused on JK Rowling's transphobia, how to resist it, and how readers who grew up loving Harry Potter now think about the books' place in our culture and politics.
2024-12-181h 56Seeds of Revolution"Rubble Children" - book launch and reading with author Aaron KreuterIn seven and a half interlinked stories, Aaron Kreuter's Rubble Children tackles Jewish belonging, settler colonialism, Zionism and anti-Zionism, love requited and unrequited, and cannabis culture, all drenched in suburban wonder and dread.
2024-12-0444 minSeeds of RevolutionAre You Listening? - Interview with author Zaynab MohammedZaynab Mohammed is a performance poet and multi-disciplinary artist who won the Richard Carver Award in 2022, the same year she was a BC Culture Days Ambassador. "Are You Listening?" is a journey of sound, sight and story. Using poems and stories, this memoir explores intergenerational displacement, and speaks the truths of a woman who loses her innocence at a young age due to cultural inequity and is forced to navigate a terrain foreign to her ancestors. Join Zaynab at Camas at 2620 Quadra St. at 7pm on November 30 for her book launch and live reading!
2024-11-2053 minSeeds of RevolutionRemembrance Day & reflections on war and militarismAfghan activist Suraia and conflict researcher Wil offer their insight on the meaning behind Remembrance Day and lessons we can learn from the anti-war movement, and how it connects with other liberation movements.
2024-11-0658 minSeeds of RevolutionGreenwood: A Novel - Interview with author Michael ChristieAward-winning Canadian author and Camas regular Michael Christie talks about his new novel “Greenwood,” the nature of labor & land, and the commodification of the natural world.
2024-10-2349 minSeeds of RevolutionStop the Stack YYCStop the Stack YYC is a group of abolitionists who aim to shed light on the criminal charges against Adora Nwofor and Taylor McNallie, two Black Activists in so-called Calgary who are facing attack from the legal system by the intentional stacking of charges against them. Stop The Stack YYC brings attention to this travesty, and educates the public on police and prison abolition. The group's goal is to centre Black women in their fight against anti-blackness - the root of all systems of oppression.
2024-10-0955 minSeeds of RevolutionTasha Diamant & The Human Body ProjectIn 2006, rage, grief, and deep love for her children compelled Tasha Diamant to create The Human Body Project as a vehicle for change. Tasha uses her naked self and body to represent and share not only her own vulnerability as a deeply sensitive person, but also in solidarity with those who are most vulnerable, like children...and also to represent the vulnerability of us all. Check out Tasha's website and visual art.
2024-09-2550 minSeeds of RevolutionSolidarity SundaysSolidarity Sundays is a mutual-aid collective in so-called "Kelowna, B.C.," which helps provide the immediate material needs of their unhoused neighbours and other marginalized people. They have established a robust network of support from within their own community, and they are funded entirely by community donations. Help their efforts here, and follow them on IG.
2024-09-1153 minSeeds of RevolutionHumans of Fairy CreekWe speak with Humans of Fairy Creek, one of the recipients of Camas' inaugural community micro-grant program. Humans of Fairy Creek are a group of volunteer community theatre artists and musicians who are also activists and anarchists, and who have been involved in the movement known as the "Fairy Creek Blockade."
2024-08-1448 minSeeds of RevolutionBook Review - "The Dawn of Everything"Geographer Wil Sahar Patrick reviews "The Dawn of Everything: A New History of Humanity" by David Graeber and David Wengrow. You can read Wil's full review here.
2024-07-311h 22Seeds of RevolutionDeondre Smiles on settler colonialism in Palestine and Turtle IslandA great interview with Deondre Smiles, Assistant Professor of Geography at UVic, about People's Park and settler colonialism in Palestine and Turtle Island.
2024-07-1934 minSeeds of RevolutionVictoria Pride Fest 2024We attended Pride Fest 2024, where we spoke to Camas collective members and festival attendees about the politics of Pride, and LGBTQ+ liberation.
2024-07-1028 minSeeds of RevolutionPeople's Park UVicA long-awaited episode in which we discuss Palestine liberation, anti-Zionist Judaism, and the university encampment movement with Bert & Ernie, two UVic encampment activists.
2024-06-261h 24Seeds of RevolutionRocky Dobey on his life and experiences as an anarchist, activist, and street artistA discussion with Rocky Dobey, a Toronto-based Ukrainian anarchist, activist, and street artist for over 50 years.
2024-06-1231 minSeeds of RevolutionDr. Mohammed Bamyeh on Palestine, the BDS movement, and a no state solution to the Israeli occupationA discussion with Dr. Mohammed Bamyeh, Professor of Sociology at the University of Pittsburgh, about Palestine, the BDS movement, and a no state solution to the Israeli occupation.
2024-05-2958 minSeeds of RevolutionGord Hill on his life as an anarchist, activist, and artistIn this episode we interview Gord Hill about his life, his politics, and his incredible art, including one of his best-known works, The 500 Years of Indigenous Resistance Comic Book.
2024-05-1556 minSeeds of RevolutionWelcome to the Seeds of Revolution!Intro to the Seeds of Revolution podcast, and a roundtable with some Camas collective members.
2024-05-0153 min
A Radical PodcastA Radical Guide: Six Years Later | A Radical Podcast S.2 E.4In this special episode of 'A Radical Podcast,' host Jason Bayless commemorates the 6th anniversary of A Radical Guide.
We reflect through the past six years, exploring the milestones, challenges, and triumphs that have shaped this unique project.
Join us as we revisit vital moments, from the initial idea sparked in Paris to becoming a global resource for radical thought and activism.
Discover how A Radical Guide has woven stories of resistance, connected communities, and empowered voices of change.
➡ Links/Resources:
🔗ARG’s Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ARadica...
2024-01-0816 min
POLESINE COAST TO COASTPC2C | Ci mancano solo le ali, la fanzine di Paolo CaporossiL'ospite di questa puntata di PC2C è una voce nota della nostra radio, sì perché i nostri speaker hanno tanti talenti e molte storie da raccontare e 𝐏𝐚𝐨𝐥𝐨, 𝐦𝐨𝐥𝐭𝐞 𝐝𝐢 𝐪𝐮𝐞𝐬𝐭𝐞 𝐬𝐭𝐨𝐫𝐢𝐞 𝐥𝐞 𝐡𝐚 𝐫𝐚𝐜𝐜𝐨𝐥𝐭𝐞 𝐧𝐞𝐥 𝐬𝐮𝐨 𝐩𝐫𝐢𝐦𝐨 𝐩𝐫𝐨𝐠𝐞𝐭𝐭𝐨 𝐞𝐝𝐢𝐭𝐨𝐫𝐢𝐚𝐥𝐞: 𝐶𝑖 𝑚𝑎𝑛𝑐𝑎𝑛𝑜 𝑠𝑜𝑙𝑜 𝑙𝑒 𝑎𝑙𝑖. Una raccolta di 𝗽𝗼𝗲𝘀𝗶𝗲, 𝗳𝗼𝘁𝗼𝗴𝗿𝗮𝗳𝗶𝗲 𝗺𝗮 𝗮𝗻𝗰𝗵𝗲 𝗶𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗿𝘃𝗶𝘀𝘁𝗲 𝗲 𝗽𝗲𝗻𝘀𝗶𝗲𝗿𝗶, frutto anche di una ricca collaborazione con altri 𝗮𝗿𝘁𝗶𝘀𝘁𝗶, 𝗰𝗵𝗲 𝘀𝗲𝗻𝘁𝗶𝗿𝗲𝗺𝗼 𝗱𝘂𝗿𝗮𝗻𝘁𝗲 𝗹𝗮 𝗽𝘂𝗻𝘁𝗮𝘁𝗮. 𝑪𝒊 𝒎𝒂𝒏𝒄𝒂𝒏𝒐 𝒔𝒐𝒍𝒐 𝒍𝒆 𝒂𝒍𝒊 𝗹𝗮 𝘁𝗿𝗼𝘃𝗮𝘁𝗲: 🔗Al link in bio al profilo di @paolocaporossi32📍Presso la Libreria Modo Infoshop, via Mascarella 24b, Bologna🔻Chiedendola direttamente all'autore (gira sempre con un po' di copie nello zaino 😜!)👉 In questo podcast la storia, i retroscena e qualche anticipazione del progetto.Polesine Coast to Coast è la diretta quotidiana di Radio Kappa in onda tutti i giorni, dal lunedì al venerdì dalle 17.30. A volte puoi trovarci fuori le mura della radio a raccogliere interviste e testimonianze là dove accadono storie, vivono le persone e nascono le emozioni. Radio Kappa è una radio locale di Rovigo, Polesine e Bassa Padovana, puoi ascoltarla on air sulle frequenze FM 91.2 – 94.5 – 98.5dal sito www.radiokappa.ite dall'app Radio Kappa
2023-11-241h 00
Satellite SkiesRadio A & A - Episode 14Anne-lise and Ani talk about community & individual responses to harm, transformative justice, accountability, safety, support & healing, within and challenging dominator culture. In episode 14 of Radio A & A Anne-lise and Ani replay the online launch of Incendium Radical Library (IRL infoshop) Prison Solidarity Network. We hear from Steph, Nikita and Damien about how important it was for them to connect with people outside prison during their incarceration. Monday 6th November 11pm on 3CR 855am. Broadcasted on the stolen land of the Wurundjeri people.
2023-11-0600 min
Radical AustraliaKayla CartledgeThe lovely, bubbly, Kayla Cartledge joined us on the show this week to rally support for the YES vote and to tell us all the amazing community organising she has been up to on the Mornington Peninsula. Kayla is a Gurindji woman who grew up on Larrakia (Darwin) country, people known for their land rights activism. Kayla carries her mother's strong spirit on the Mornington Peninsula where she has lived since she was 8 years old. She is the founder of the Mornington Peninsula Survival Day events, @oursurvivalday, which have been running at The Briars since 2019 and has been busy this year wi...
2023-10-1100 min
The Cosmic DispatchTarot as Questions: Art Practice and Community Forward Independent Publishingshea in the catskills fills in for Cory Nakasue on today’s episode of The Cosmic Dispatch. shea introduces themselves + their work, + then invites Aurora Brush to talk about founding Kingston’s Cosmic Dog House Press—an independent, community-forward publisher specializing in risograph printing, zines, and book-making. Aurora + shea discuss their collaboration on shea’s first book, Tarot as Questions, as well as art practice, riso printing + what’s grabbing their attention in these times.Mentioned in this episode:Tarot as Questions: the bookshea in the catskills: events, Study Tarot Series, 1:1 readings + workshopsThe Ritualists podcastCosmic Dog House Pres...
2023-07-3152 min
Radio Giap RebeldeNicoletta Bourbaki presenta La morte, la fanciulla e l'orco rosso– BolognaVenerdì 4 novembre 2022 il gruppo di lavoroNicoletta Bourbaki– nelle persone di Luca Casarotti e Benedetta Pierfederici – ha presentato alla libreria Modo Infoshop di Bologna il libroLa morte, la fanciulla e l’orco rosso. Il caso Ghersi: come si inventa una leggenda antipartigiana(Alegre, 2022). Chi ha manipolato, e come, e quando, la storia dell'uccisione della delatrice repubblichina Giuseppina Ghersi? Quel cheè certo è l'obiettivo: farne una storiaccia morbosa, in bilico tra horror e porno. Una storia che vorrebbe dire qualcosa sui partigiani, mentre dice molto di più sui fascisti che l'hanno inventata. A introdurre l’evento e dialogare con NB c’era
2022-11-071h 22
A Radical PodcastAnarchy in the PhilippinesA Radical Guide had the pleasure of having a conversation with Cris from Etniko Bandido Infoshop in Manila, Philippines.
Etniko Bandido Infoshop and activity center is an anarchist/autonomous space created to spread radical consciousness.
2022-07-2851 minRadio Giap RebeldeUna chiacchierata su cambiamento climatico, scrittura e viandanza a partire da due libriIl 7 maggio 2022 alla libreria Modo Infoshop di Bologna siè svolta una presentazione congiunta del libro del collettivo Moira Dal SitoQuando qui sarà tornato il mare. Storie dal clima che ci attende(a cura di Wu Ming 1, Alegre, 2020) e del libro di Sandro Abruzzese e Marco BelliNiente da vedere. Cronache dal Polesine e altri spazi sconfinati(Rubbettino, 2021).
Nel corso della chiacchierata, siè parlato anche di svariati altri libri, daLa grande cecitàdi Amitav Ghosh aViaggio nel Delta del Podi Danilo Trombin passando per la raccolta poeticaMacellodi Ivano Ferrari. Buon ascolto.
2022-06-211h 37
Dissident Island RadioEpisode 261Get cosy and settle in to the latest edition of Dissident Island Radio! Episode 261 features: - Jake from London Renters Union retrospecting on what happened since and as a result of the Rent Strike of May 2020. - Meli, a member of the Glasgow Student Housing Coop that's affiliated with Student Co-op Homes on the process, challenges and inspirations of organising student housing cooperatives. - Clarrie Pope, co-author of recently published graphic novel "Welcome Home", discussing her book, squatting, cultures of resistance and more. - ACAB Andy updates us on the LARC...
2022-05-062h 26
L.A. Miccia"18 maggio" - lettura a cura dell'autrice Alice DiaconoMeditazione quasi zen per momenti hardcore - parte 3: "18 maggio (scritto in occasione del reading alla libreria Modo Infoshop di Bologna)", poesia letta dall'autrice Alice Diacono. Dal volume "Veniamo dal basso come un pugno sotto il mento", Battaglia Edizioni, Imola 2019.
2021-12-1500 min
to know the landEp. 174 : The True Cost of Coal with the Beehive CollectiveThe massive Beehive Collective posters were a big part of my culturation and activist upbringing. Every punk house, infoshop, or radical space I encountered had one of their many gorgeously illustrated prints in a living room, bedroom or even in the washroom. They were so detailed, so thorough and nuanced that I would discover new facets every time I made the effort to study one. But despite seeing them so often, these black and white billboards were still a little mysterious and the narrative a bit illusive. I never quite understood the entire story behind most of the work. I...
2021-11-1542 min
Beyond Mining SeriesPodcast 13 - Policing 101 - Why Police Are Not Our FriendsPOLICING 101: WHY POLICE ARE NOT OUR FRIENDS
Facilitated panel discussion and Q&A to explore the violent history and structure of police and the prison industrial complex in so-called Australia. Important discussion about how police and prisons uphold settler colonialism, capitalism, patriarchy and other systems of oppression and how this relates to our organising and movements for environmental and climate justice.
CO-FACILITATORS:
Peta Malins – Settler on Unceded Land, Senior Lecturer, Criminology and Justice Studies RMIT University
Marian Hart – settler, organiser, Latin American Solidarity Network, Australian Student Environment Network
PANE...
2020-12-271h 26Queering The AirWelfare rights and 2020, and Pride in Protest on Mardi Gras' AGMFirst we hear some news and shout-outs (below). Then we hear from Pas Forgione, who has been active in welfare rights for many years on a range of topics including reflections on 2020, to welfare and queers, to precarious work. Second, we'll hear from Alex Bouchet, lead candidate for Pride in Protest's push to get on the board of Mardi Gras, challenging pink dollar cop friendly politics, talking about yesterday's AGM and more. We end with some shout-outs.News and shout-outsFirst Nations mutual aidDisability Day 2020 - Imagining disability justiceGamil means no movementRenters and housing unionBobuq Sayed on "A new generation of A...
2020-12-0600 min
Queering The AirWuurn of Kanak and Edith Lane's Eden on the ParkWe hear from Arika Waulu being interviewed by Priya Kunjun from 3CR's Thursday Breakfast on the Wuurn of Kanak Landback initiative. Second, we hear from Emily and Victor of the alt rock band Edith Lane on the recent launch of their album, Eden on the Park.Also MentionedIRL Infoshop xmas hampersIncarcerated Trans & Gender Diverse Community FundTracksKee'ahn - Better ThingsAlice Skye - Grand IdeasEdith Lane - B (I'm glad we talked)Edith Lane - A Conversation With the DevilTracy Chapman - Talkin' bout a revolution
2020-11-1500 min
Coffee with ComradesEpisode 109: "Through Kinship, We are Strong" ft. the K’é InfoshopThis week, I sat down with Brandon, Jaiden, and Koi from the K’é Infoshop to talk about indigenous mutual aid, moving beyond anarchism, and kinship. Visit the K’é Infoshop's website, follow them on Twitter and Instagram and Facebook, and donate to their mutual aid efforts "In the Navajo Nation, anarchism has indigenous roots," The Nation, by Cecilia Nowell Election Spotify playlist put together by Rebel Steps Support Coffee with Comrades on Patreon, follow us on Twitter and Instagram, and visit our website. Coffee with Comrades is a proud affiliate of the Channel Zero Network. Coffee with Comrades is a proud part of t...
2020-11-031h 22
Wósdéé PodcastEpisode 28: Debunking Conservative KarensWe saw some capitalist propaganda floating in social media made by Navajo conservatives. So we decided to make fun of the propaganda. We look at Turning Point's high production, low education quality, video on the Navajo people and socialism.
In the spirit of Vine Deloria Jr., we get sarcastic and critical of colonial ideologies. We cuss and contextualize the arguments made which amount to "BIG GOVERNMENT, BAD" or "BIG GOVERNMENT, SOCIALISM". lol, you get the idea.
Karen Bedonie's argument proves the failures of capitalism and colonialism and barely touches upon Navajo history and socialism. We...
2020-11-011h 13
Main piratespace channelA Solidarity Film to Pasig - Quipo DriverA sad reality in the Philippines
Members of KASAJDOI-ACTO Pasig/San Joaquin-Quiapo route stage a rally, appealing to the government to allow them to resume operations in order to survive the Covid-19 crisis.
According to Ding Bugas vice-president of KASAJDOI-ACTO, they are not given a chance to go back at work. Only 17-18 Public Utility Jeepney (PUJ) route allowed by Land Transportation Franchise and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) to resume operations and their route Pasig/San Joaquin- Quiapo are not included. They comply to suspend their operation because of the lockdown in relation to the Covid-19...
2020-08-1900 min
The Red Nation PodcastRed Power Hour ep. 5: Fighting settler fascism w/ Justine & BrandonSettler fascist militias are on the rise, targeting Black and Indigenous people in New Mexico. Follow @abq161 for updates on NM anti-fascist organizing. Read our statement on #BlackLivesMatter: http://therednation.org/2020/06/15/statement-of-solidarity-with-blacklivesmatter/ Free Clifton White, the Black organizer targeted by racist police: https://actionnetwork.org/petitions/free-clifton-white/thankyou Support @KeInfoshop Infoshop: http://www.keinfoshop.org Support @The_Red_Nation: http://patreon.com/therednation
2020-06-151h 50Queering The AirProtest, Roberta Perkins Law Project and her legacy, and transformative justiceWe hear an excerpt from 3CR's live cross at WAR's Stop Black Deaths in Custody rally / Black lives matter rally in Melbourne, with Meriki Onus' opening speech. We then hear from Sam Elkin from the St Kilda Legal Service's LGBTIQ Legal Service on the launch of the Roberta Perkins Law Project. Next we revisit interviews from 2019 on sociologist, trans and sex worker rights activist Roberta Perkins, with Elena Jeffreys from Respect Inc. Second, we hear Cameron Cox from Sex Workers Outreach Project NSW. Finally, we hear an excerpt from Transformative Justice Podcast with Anne-Lise Ah Fat, Petra Blagojevic, and Alice McDon...
2020-06-1400 min
The Red Nation PodcastRed Power Hour ep. 4: Navajo Nation, mutual aid, & bordertowns w/ Cleo & BrandonWe focus on the Navajo Nation and the violent racism of surrounding border towns during the pandemic, what Native mutual aid is doing, and what you can do to support. K'é Infoshop: http://keinfoshop.org/donate/ The Red Nation: https://therednation.org/support/ Subscribe: https://www.patreon.com/therednation Music: Frank Waln - "What makes the red man red? (Instrumentals)" Frank Waln - "My people come from the land"
2020-05-041h 31
Acting Up!Liberation Loops - Episode 3Photo credit: Anne-lise Ah-fat [Image Description: A woman is facing towards the camera and smiling. She is holding red,pink and yellow flowers with green leaves held together in shiny yellow paper.]In episode 3 Carly speaks with Anne-lise Ah-fat about collaborative dialogue, a tool used in behaviour change work. Anne-lise Ah-fat is a community organiser, mother of two, behaviour change facilitator and family violence practitioner who is passionate about transformative justice. Anne-lise loves to think, reflect and practice accountability, prison abolition and absolutely loves malleefowl. Anne-lise works with persons of diverse cultural and economic backgrounds and believes that social change...
2020-03-3000 min
42 la risposta - Libri e vitaFavole da riformatorio. Intervista a Ugo Cornia"Una cicogna che dopo una vita di lavoro indefesso, ormai stanca di tutto, aveva sviluppato in sé il sentimento dell'estrema tragicità dell'esistere, cosa che nella sua testa si traduceva nella frase "meglio sarebbe stato il non esser mai nati", decise di evitare, per quanto stava nelle sue possibilità, questo strazio gratuito della venuta al mondo per tanti bimbi di animali".Comincia così una delle venti “Favole da riformatorio”, Giangiacomo Feltrinelli Editore, di Ugo Cornia che abbiamo avuto il piacere di intervistare in occasione della presentazione del suo libro presso la Libreria modo infoshop. Siete pronti ad entrare in universo fatto di...
2020-03-0829 min
MagnetofunkyMagnetofunky - The Next Wall To ClimbBlack Heart - Keritsu; Theory - Run-40 Rule; I'm Yours And I'm Hers - SHOKA OKUBO BLUES PROJECT (formerly BLUES SISTERS/RESPECT), Sing it all our days - SECONDLADY, postlude - FLOWER FLOWER; Geeknotes: 01/01 - New Years 2020 Great Highway Polar Plunge World Naked Bike Ride, SF, 01/04 - Slingshot issue 131 article Deadline and first reading, Long Haul infoshop, Berkeley; Practice - Back to Third Base; SASRISE Theme - SASRISE
2019-12-2837 min
BilBOlbul Festival 2019[Ping Pong] Silvia Rocchi ed Eliana AlbertiniCon Susi corre (Canicola, 2019) e Malibu (BeccoGiallo, 2019), Silvia Rocchi ed Eliana Albertini hanno raccontato uno spaccato della provincia italiana, ragionando sulle conseguenze e le peculiarità di una vita lontana dalla città. In questo incontro ne discutono con Matteo Gaspari.*Questo incontro si è tenuto il 29 novembre 2019 alla libreria Modo Infoshop di Bologna, durante BilBOlbul Festival internazionale di fumetto. In collaborazione con Canicola edizioni, BeccoGiallo.
2019-12-1745 min
BilBOlbul Festival 2019[Ping Pong] Zuzu e Aniss El HamouriCheese (Coconino Press – Fandango, 2019) di Zuzu e Come un brivido di Aniss El Hamouri (001 Edizioni, 2018) hanno molti aspetti in comune: un segno elettrico e quasi espressionista, due protagoniste divorate dalla ricerca di senso, un’attenzione chirurgica al ruolo del corpo femminile e una riflessione lucidissima sulla violenza della società. In questo dialogo a tre, ne parlano con Ratigher, fumettista e direttore editoriale di Coconino Press.*Questo incontro si è tenuto il 30 novembre 2019 alla libreria Modo Infoshop a Bologna, durante BilBOlbul Festival internazionale di fumetto. In collaborazione con Wallonie-Bruxelles International, Coconino Press – Fandango.
2019-12-171h 23BilBOlbul Festival 2019Ping Pong - Autori a confronto - Yvan Alagbé e Miguel Angel ValdiviaAutori e autrici, nuovi talenti e artisti affermati, italiani e internazionali: Ping pong – Autori a confronto è un ciclo di incontri che fa dialogare coppie di fumettisti e mette a confronto le loro storie.29 novembre h 21.30 | Libreria Modo Infoshopcon Yvan Alagbé, Miguel Angel Valdivia
modera Alessio Trabacchiniin collaborazione con Accademia di Belle Arti di Bologna, Libreria Stendhal – Roma, Canicola, Coconino Press – FandangoNe L’evangile doré de Jésus-Triste Yvan Alagbé ha riscritto il Vangelo dandogli una protagonista femminile; ne Il divino inciampare (Coconino Press – Fandango, 2019) Miguel Angel Valdivia ha raccontato la storia di Frate Giuseppe da C...
2019-12-171h 12
BilBOlbul Festival 2019[Ping Pong] Fabrizio Dori e Vincenzo FilosaFabrizio Dori e Vincenzo Filosa sono esperti impastatori di immaginari: in Cosma e Mito (Coconino Press – Fandango, 2018) Filosa fonde il folklore calabrese all’estetica dei manga giapponesi, mentre ne Il dio vagabondo (Oblomov, 2019) Dori mischia la mitologia greca al mondo contemporaneo. In questo dialogo si confrontano, insieme al critico Matteo Stefanelli, su cosa succede quando parti di un immaginario si innestano in un luogo altro.*Questo incontro si è tenuto il 1° dicembre 2019 alla libreria Modo Infoshop di Bologna, durante BilBOlbul Festival internazionale di fumetto. In collaborazione con Oblomov Edizioni, Coconino Press - Fandango.
2019-12-171h 14
BilBOlbul Festival 2019[BBB consiglia] Chickamauga di Davide ReviatiIn Chickamauga (ELSE, 2019) Davide Reviati illustra un racconto di Ambrose Gwinnett Bierce: la storia inquietante e profonda di un bambino che, giocando alla guerra, finisce per scontrarsi con una battaglia reale. In questo dialogo, racconta com'è nato insieme al suo editore, Marco Carsetti di ELSE, e al giornalista Vittorio Giacopini. *Questo incontro si è tenuto il 30 novembre 2019 alla libreria Modo Infoshop di Bologna, durante BilBOlbul Festival internazionale di fumetto.In collaborazione con ELSE.
2019-12-1656 min
BilBOlbul Festival 2019Roberto Paci Dalò presenta Ombre con Cristina Ambrosini e Emilio VarràAttribution: Roberto Paci Dalò, Cristina Ambrosini, Emilio Varrà, in “Usmaradio” for the radio program “BilBOlbul”, recorded at MODO Infoshop, Bologna (Italy) on 28 November 2019, cc by-sa all.Roberto Paci Dalò in conversazione con Cristina Ambrosini e Emilio Varrà.Ombre (Quodlibet, 2019), l’ultimo libro di Roberto Paci Dalò, è il racconto in forma di taccuino dei mesi passati dall’autore a esplorare la Galleria Nazionale dell’Umbria a Perugia. Un’avventura scritta e disegnata, che intreccia la storia della Galleria alla vita della città, e insieme una meditazione sul taccuino come spazio narrativo.*Questo incontro si è tenuto il 28 novembre 2019 alla...
2019-12-061h 14
Giving the Mic to the Wrong Person#57: Propaganda is Good (ft. Sara June & Jake Flores)Just in time for their PacNW stand-up tour, stars of comedy and pod and Means TV, Jake Flores(@feraljokes) and Sara June(www.heysarajune.com) join us for a chat! Topics covered: MeansTV, leftist podcasting, comedy stuff, "Everything's getting rebooted, even Mic Dicta," making culture as a part of leftist organizing, and how as a society will we be able to comprehend that dang JOKER movie?!
Means TV - http://means.media
and on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/saraj00n
Help build Means TV: https://actionnetwork.org/fundraising/lets-build-means-tv
https://twitter.com/means_tv
https://www.instagram.com...
2019-09-121h 07
VOCILaura Pugno: In territorio selvaggio. Daniele Giglioli e Luigi Weber ne parlano con l'autrice.In territorio selvaggioun libro di Laura PugnoIn territorio selvaggio. Corpo, romanzo, comunità [Nottetempo edizioni]Libreria Modo Infoshop Bologna7.6.2019Cosa chiediamo ancora a un libro, noi lettrici e lettori? Vogliamo solo, come recita un mantra editoriale raccolto dallo scrittore e scout Giulio Mozzi, che sia “lineare, ben scritto, con un/a protagonista in cui ci si possa identificare senza indugi, che affronti difficoltà che fanno parte dell’esperienza quotidiana, e che contenga alla fine un messaggio di conforto”? O i libri possono essere ancora per noi guide verso un territorio selvaggio? Chiediamo ai nostri r...
2019-06-0752 minQueering The AirUndercurrent combating interpersonal violence, and ending HIV with Nic HolasIris spoke to Alice who talked about Undercurrent and their work combating interpersonal violence and the dangers of community myths. They also spoke to Incedium Radical Library (IRL) Infoshop. Undercurrent have a Very Spooky Halloween Fundraiser next Saturday Nov 3rd @ Moreland City Band Hall, 8pm-lateTracey and Iris talked to Nic Holas about Change.org and The Institute of Many (TIM) and the struggle to end HIV. Nic passionately works with to put out an awarence to gay, tras and families of people living positive with HIV.Mentioned:https://chuffed.org/project/solitary-but-not-alone-support-cj-during-her-time-in-prison
2018-10-2800 minQueering The AirSound School and comics with Frank CandiloroIris speaks to Bridget from Sound School, a project that is working against the barriers marginalised people face in electronic music. Iris is then in conversation with comic creator Frank Candiloro. LinksQueering the Air radiothon, donate to keep us on air!Sound School's upcoming workshop series at Footscray Community Arts Centre.Frank Candiloro's gumroad, patreon, Instagram and Facebook. Queer Lady Magician 'Magic Happens' fundraiser by Mama Alto and Mx Munro for Creatrix Tiara. Incedium Radical Library Infoshop launch.
2018-06-1000 min
Querty LiveFabio Deotto e Gloria Baldoni a BolognaIl 27 gennaio Gloria Baldoni ha presentato «Un attimo prima», il nuovo romanzo di Fabio “Faz” Deotto, alla Libreria Modo Infoshop di Bologna. Ne è venuta fuori una bella chiacchierata sulla fantascienza, sul ruolo dei movimenti dal basso nel panorama politico attuale e sui possibili scenari successivi a un (imminente?) crollo del capitalismo accumulativo. Fabio ha letto un brano del suo romanzo e il pubblico è caduto in deliquio.Ringraziamo la libreria per aver reso disponibile la registrazione dell'evento.
2018-04-1444 min
Querty LiveFabio Deotto e Gloria Baldoni a BolognaIl 27 gennaio Gloria Baldoni ha presentato «Un attimo prima», il nuovo romanzo di Fabio “Faz” Deotto, alla Libreria Modo Infoshop di Bologna. Ne è venuta fuori una bella chiacchierata sulla fantascienza, sul ruolo dei movimenti dal basso nel panorama politico attuale e sui possibili scenari successivi a un (imminente?) crollo del capitalismo accumulativo. Fabio ha letto un brano del suo romanzo e il pubblico è caduto in deliquio.Ringraziamo la libreria per aver reso disponibile la registrazione dell'evento.
2018-04-1444 min
The Ex-WorkerThe Hotwire #13: J20 trials begin, worldwide anti-fascism, squatting for the win in ChicagoToday is the beginning of the J20 inauguration protester trials in DC. There are some important developments in the case, so we interview Sam from DC Legal Posse about what's going on and how to support the defendants. We also interview a Polish anti-fascist from Warsaw about this weekend's 60,000 person far-right march that was littered with Nazi slogans. The folks at the IRL squat in Chicago called us to talk about resisting their eviction and squatting as a window to a world outside of capitalism. Stay tuned until the end for exciting calls for upcoming action camps and decentralized...
2017-11-1536 min
The Future Is A Mixtape016: DSA-Curious? #TrySocialismOn this episode, Matt & Jesse have a discussion with Kelsey Goldberg (@KelseyFGold) and Jack Suria Linares (@SuriaLinares213) from DSA-Los Angeles chapter about the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA). Kelsey and Jack explore their childhood and later political awakening by describing the moment (or moments) that led to not only their transcendent belief in socialism, but how they went beyond mere beliefs by deciding to take action and become activists and organizers via their self-discovery process. We will also learn about DSA’s history and contributions, as well as its future aims as a consequence of its recent National Convention. Ad...
2017-09-071h 21The Future Is A Mixtape015: They Owe Us a Living, Of CourseFor this episode of The Future Is A Mixtape, Jesse & Matt have a discussion with Frantz Pierre--a community activist and organizer who’s leading a revolutionary project to educate Los Angeles residents about the benefits of Universal Basic Income via a local, first-of-its-kind, pilot program. But how might Frantz Pierre and other fellow comrades create this program on a citywide scale when the mythology and romance of the “work ethic” and the sin of “laziness” are so indoctrinated in our communities and belief systems? How will we demand “wages” if such an enslaved chunk of our lives--going to jobs we hate--has b...
2017-08-311h 15
Perth IndymediaNoel from the Greenhouse Info ShopIndymedia's Raymond Grenfell chats to filipino activist Noel regarding their infoshop and the community mutual aid taking place after the typhoon in the Philippines.
More info: http://greenhouseinfoshop.blogspot.com.au/
2017-06-1209 min
The Ex-Worker#38: Anarchism in Lake Worth, FloridaHow do anarchists organize outside of major cities? In Episode 38 of the Ex-Worker, we offer a profile of anarchism in Lake Worth, a small coastal town in southern Florida with a surprisingly active and vibrant culture of resistance. Participants in the Everglades Earth First!, the Earth First! Journal, the South Florida Prison Books Project, the former Night Heron Infoshop, and Prison Legal News discuss the many radical projects that operate out of Lake Worth. We even hear from a former anarchist elected official discussing the contradictions and possibilities of that position! The episode also includes a CrimethInc. tour announcement...
2015-07-011h 47
Radio Giap Rebelde - l'audioteca di Wu Ming - Archivio 2011 - 2016Basaglia Esquema Novo. Presentazione del libro «La Repubblica dei matti», di John FootLa sera del 19 aprile scorso, alla libreria Modo Infoshop di Bologna, abbiamo presentato il libro di John Foot “La Repubblica dei Matti”. Franco Basaglia e la psichiatria radicale in Italia, 1961-1978 (Feltrinelli, Milano 2014).
È un dato di fatto: ogni volta che organizziamo una serata su questi
temi – la follia, il potere psichiatrico, le istituzioni totali ecc. –
arrivano tante persone e fioccano domande e interventi. Fu memorabile la
«Serata Foucault» con Mario Galzigna al Bartleby occupato (audio della serata qui)
ed è stato memorabile quest’ultimo evento. Buono a constatarsi, dato
che il prossimo libro collettivo di Wu Ming parlerà (anche) di malattia
m...
2015-05-2900 minRadio Giap Rebelde - l'audioteca di Wu Ming - Archivio 2011 - 2016Questo trenino a molla che si chiama il cuorePresentazione del libro di Loredana Lipperini alla libreria Modo Infoshop di Bologna, 21 febbraio 2015.<br />
«Per una manciata di anni, dal 2008 al 2012, sono stato tra i pochissimi a sapere che l’autrice di letteratura fantastica Lara Manni, la sfortunata Lara Manni che è morta troppo presto, era un eteronimo di Loredana. Leggere, ricordare la fine di Lara, mi ha riportato alla mente la squallida campagna diffamatoria, il branco di cani e cagne rabbiose che aggredì Loredana tre anni fa. E la fine di Lara non può non sovrapporsi alla morte della nostra collega Chiara Palazzolo, avvenuta in quegli stessi giorni. Tutto...
2015-05-2900 minRadio Giap Rebelde - l'audioteca di Wu Ming - Archivio 2011 - 2016Wu Ming 1 presenta le «Novelle crudeli» di Francesco CusaModo Infoshop, Bologna, 26 giugno 2014. WM1 e Francesco Cusa parlano della raccolta Novelle crudeli (Eris, 2013) e leggono svariate pagine.
Francesco Cusa è nato a Catania nel 1966. È batterista e compositore jazz di fama internazionale. Attivo nell’ambito dell’interdisciplinarietà artistica, ha realizzato numerosi lavori di creazione di musiche per film, spettacoli teatrali e letterari, danza e arti visive, collaborando con noti ballerini, poeti e visual performers. Alterna la carriera da musicista a quella di scrittore e critico cinematografico. Collabora con le riviste Lapis e Cultura commestibile su cui cura la rubrica Il cattivissimo. Collabora con Wu Ming da dieci anni, ha partecipato ai mond...
2014-07-0200 minRadio Giap Rebelde - l'audioteca di Wu Ming - Archivio 2011 - 2016Vivere senza slot. WM1 presenta il libro a BolognaWM1 presenta il libro del <a href="http://www.senzaslot.it">collettivo Senza Slot</a> a Modo Infoshop, Bologna, 12 aprile 2014. Nell'audio completo (<a href="http://youtu.be/PTDPnMYm80o">ascoltabile qui</a>) intervengono Mauro Vanetti, Pietro Pace, Luca Casarotti, Alessandro Villari, Paola Alessia Schintu e Ludovica Cassetta.
2014-07-0200 min
subject:(6 puntata di Tracce resistenti musica e info internazionaliste la playlist in crescendo di veleno su aRadio)hackit14 - warmup ror 1 - La rete è democratica. Falso!A partire dal warmup in cui si presenterà il libro del collettivo ippolita "La rete è democratica. Falso!" che si terrà il 12 giugno a Bologna al Modo Infoshop di via mascarella si discute dei risvolti fortemente non democratici a cui la rete internet sta velocemente tendendo
2014-05-2015 minsubject:(Rue de la Cloche, Serge Quadruppani, Modo Info Shop, Libro )hackit14 - warmup ror 1 - La rete è democratica. Falso!A partire dal warmup in cui si presenterà il libro del collettivo ippolita "La rete è democratica. Falso!" che si terrà il 12 giugno a Bologna al Modo Infoshop di via mascarella si discute dei risvolti fortemente non democratici a cui la rete internet sta velocemente tendendo
2014-05-2015 minsubject:(mesh, social network, diaspora, bitorrent, mldoney, internet, eigen-net, eigen-lab, pisa)hackit14 - warmup ror 1 - La rete è democratica. Falso!A partire dal warmup in cui si presenterà il libro del collettivo ippolita "La rete è democratica. Falso!" che si terrà il 12 giugno a Bologna al Modo Infoshop di via mascarella si discute dei risvolti fortemente non democratici a cui la rete internet sta velocemente tendendo
2014-05-2015 minRadio Giap Rebelde - l'audioteca di Wu Ming - Archivio 2011 - 2016Di microfama, del farsi veicolo pubblicitario, di Amazon, feticismi e altri guaiIl 2 novembre 2013, alla libreria Modo Infoshop di Bologna, Wu Ming 1 e Loredana Lipperini hanno parlato di <em>Morti di fama</em>, scritto da Loredana e Giovanni Arduino. Si è parlato di molte cose, dal feticismo della merce digitale alle misteriose classifiche che Amazon sforna a proposito del self publisher di successo (l’ultimo è stato appena tradotto in italiano e assai celebrato: Wool di Hugh Howey, autopubblicato, e poi tanto ben giudicato, e poi tanto ben venduto. E chi te lo dice? Ma Amazon, sciocchi). Abbiamo parlato di me-logo e di farsi brand di se stessi.
2013-11-0500 min
Shakeytown Radio HourLive from Riverside DIY Print Fest 2013In this live report from Blood-Orange Infoshop in Riverside, California, BFH attends the Riverside DIY Print Fest and tables with Sarah Bitely, the creator of the comic book "Pimpkillah," and her partner Matt. This episode features the music of Land of Ill Earthquakes and includes interviews with Fest and Zineworks organizer Annie Knight, as well as vendors Daniel from MRDR, Sarah from Freeways Collide, Elisebee, and Jen Venegas of "She's Not A Morning Person" zine and the blog SkinnedKnees.net. There is an interview and spoken word performance from Stacy Russo of Wild Librarian Bakery, and of course, a cameo...
2013-05-2043 min
Shakeytown RadioLive from Riverside DIY Print Fest 2013In this live report from Blood-Orange Infoshop in Riverside, California, BFH attends the Riverside DIY Print Fest and tables with Sarah Bitely, the creator of the comic book "Pimpkillah," and her partner Matt. This episode features the music of Land of Ill Earthquakes and includes interviews with Fest and Zineworks organizer Annie Knight, as well as vendors Daniel from MRDR, Sarah from Freeways Collide, Elisebee, and Jen Venegas of "She's Not A Morning Person" zine and the blog SkinnedKnees.net. There is an interview and spoken word performance from Stacy Russo of Wild Librarian Bakery, and of course, a cameo...
2013-05-2043 minShakeytown Radio HourRiverside DIY Print FestA Shakeytown Radio Minute: BFH files a report from an independent publishing event at the Blood Orange Infoshop in Riverside, and interviews Angela Chaos, one of the organizers of the event and a zinester in her own right ("Bitch King," "Raptor Fancy," and the zine distro and workshop organizers Zineworks). Also, the music of The Cigs.
2012-05-2813 min
Shakeytown RadioRiverside DIY Print FestA Shakeytown Radio Minute: BFH files a report from an independent publishing event at the Blood Orange Infoshop in Riverside, and interviews Angela Chaos, one of the organizers of the event and a zinester in her own right ("Bitch King," "Raptor Fancy," and the zine distro and workshop organizers Zineworks). Also, the music of The Cigs.
2012-05-2813 min
MediaCastMediacast 6: 2011 i brugerbetalingens navnMedierne har længe kredset om betaling for journalistik på nettet, men endnu er brugerbetaling ikke slået igennem. 2011 ser ud til at blive året, hvor den tendens vil vende. New York Times lancerede i marts 2011 sin paywall, og flere andre internationale medier har indført såkaldte freemiummodeller, hvor dele af netavisen koster. Herhjemme er Berlingske Media som det første danske mediehus på vej med en stor satsning på flere betalingstilbud på nettet - blandt andet på baggrund af erfaringerne med Infoshop, som Berlingske lancerede sidste år. Ugens gæst i MediaCast er Berlingske Medias koncernchef, Lisbeth Knudsen, der fortæller...
2011-04-0718 minRadio Giap Rebelde - l'audioteca di Wu Ming - Archivio 2011 - 2016Girolamo De Michele, "La scuola è di tutti. Ripensarla, costruirla, difenderla"Presentazione del libro di De Michele alla libreria Modo Infoshop di Bologna, 19 novembre 2010. Con Wu Ming 1, Mirco Pieralisi + studenti,insegnanti ed educatori. Per un bollettino meteorologico delle lotte. La registrazione dura 2 ore e 7 minuti.
2011-02-1800 min
DISSONANCE5-1-07 May Day with the Brian MacKenzie InfoshopGuest DJs: Ann with a Plann, Ryan Only, and Wade (The Brian MacKenzie Infoshop) |
Playlist:
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Requiem - Storm Heaven |
Broadcast Live - Underground |
Operation: Cliff Clavin - Another Nothing |
J Church - Overconfident |
Abi Yoyos - Black and Yellow |
Ballast - Louder than Words |
David Dondero - Motion Picture Song |
Discount - Waiting for the Great Leap Forward (Billy Bragg) |
Rude Mechanical Orchestra - Bella Ciao |
Submission Hold - The Day the Police Stole the Bushes from Grandview Park |
Manic Street Preachers - If White America...
2007-05-022h 28
nimby sound archiveraccoo oo oon eurotour sendoffDespite mounting debt and a diet of almost only oatmeal and ramen noodles Louis and I keep doing te Infoshop and hall mall space. LAst night completely rejuvenated my momentum for all this shit and was totally the reason that i started it but had forgotten.
raccoo-oo-oon blew the roof off my mind last night. this is my pocket mp3 player's recording of their first song.
Power surge outering was WHAT THE FUCK? fog, vocoders, space helmets cameras and TVs, strobelights. I'll try and get some pictures.
I played my set for the first time without fucking up.
David...
2007-02-2511 min