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The Rustbelt OutdoorsLessons from Pop Episode 2On today's episode we hear from Kaitlyn Carlson and Stephanie Grandelis. Kaitlyn was featured on episode 5 of the Rustbelt Outdoors podcast and Stephanie was on episode 3. Kaitlyn talks about her aunt instilling a passion for the outdoors and learning in her at a very young age. Stephanie talks about one of the most fundamental lessons in the outdoors, how to dress. These 2 lessons pair perfectly with each other because they build the foundation of enjoying the outdoors.https://www.instagram.com/stephbealsgrandelis/https://www.instagram.com/frenchcreekvalleyconservancy/
2025-06-1809 min
The Rustbelt OutdoorsRustbelt Adventures Episode 2On this episode of Rustbelt Adventures MaryEllen and I recap the first part of our Zion trip. We Talk about craziness at the airport and the most stars we've seen in our lives. The Zion trip was MaryEllen's number destination in the U.S.
2025-06-1143 minThe Rustbelt OutdoorsEpisode 4 Ben LockhartOn today's episode I sit down with my brother Ben. We discuss his passion for fly fishing and how he got involved in it. He gives some tips along the way and explains different parts of it. It was a great conversation, and I truly enjoyed talking to him. When he starts talking about fly fishing you can see the joy and passion in his face. This conversation truly embodies everything we stand for here at The Rustbelt Outdoors.Ben can be found on Instagram at:https://www.instagram.com/benlockhart87?utm_source=ig_web...
2025-05-2152 minThe Rustbelt OutdoorsThe Rustbelt Outdoors Adventures Episode 1This is the first episode of The Rustbelt Outdoors adventures. This series will be recounts of mine and MaryEllen's adventures together. In this episode we tell the story of our third date. A kayaking trip across the Allegheny Reservoir and camping overnight. There is some drama and adventure and even some romance in this.
2025-04-1633 min
Rustbelt Basketball Coaches' Network CourtcastsSeason Update Coaches’ Show E12: Ross Kaufman, Miller City HS (OH)Season Update Coaches’ Show E12: Ross Kaufman, Miller City HS (OH)Coach Ross Kaufman’s Miller City Wildcats are currently 17-6 & will be playing in their District Semi Tournament this Thursday at Elida HS vs. Putnam County League (PCL) foe, Ottoville HS. In this short show, Coach Kaufman discusses his team’s regular season, the PCL, and his postseason goals. Additionally, Coach Kaufman has two videos available on the Rustbelt Basketball Coaches’ Network website (https://myrustbeltbasketball.com).- “Miller City Core Values & Culture Building”- “Miller City Mic’d Up Practice Session.”Please help us grow our smal...
2025-02-2622 minRustbelt Basketball Coaches' Network CourtcastsSeason Update Coaches' Show E10: Brooks Miller, Trine U.Hailed as one of the best college basketball coaches in the NCAA, Coach Miller’s Trine Thunder are coming off a 2023-2024 NCAA Division III National Championship. Coach Miller’s Thunder are currently 21-4, 11-3 in the MIAA, & are an impressive 12-1 at home. Coach Miller discusses his team, season, MIAA tournament, and the Thunder’s goal of reaching the 2025 NCAA Tournament.- Please help us grow our small coaches’ network by “Liking,” “Sharing,” commenting & hitting that “Subscribe” button. Those actions dramatically help us grow our RBCN social media platforms!Season Update Coaches’ Show E11, is now available!...
2025-02-2427 minRustbelt Basketball Coaches' Network CourtcastsSeason Update Coaches’ Show E4: Scott Sivills, McCracken Co. HS (KY)Season Update Coaches’ Show E4: Scott Sivills, McCracken Co. HS (KY)Coach Scott Sivills is a Kentucky High School playing & coaching legend. Coach Sivills team is currently in a rebuilding process & have still managed to find a way to win (15-13 & 4-1). Coach Sivills talks about his rebuild, season, & postseason tournament. Additionally, Coach discussed the Kentucky postseason tournament format & their single class system.- Please help us grow our small coaches’ network by “Liking,” “Sharing,” commenting & hitting that “Subscribe” button. Those actions dramatically help us grow our RBCN social media platforms!- Youtube: @rustbeltbasketballc...
2025-02-2021 minRustbelt Basketball Coaches' Network CourtcastsSeason Update Coaches' Show E5: Matt Olen & Derek SheridanRustbelt Basketball Coaches’ Network founder, Derek Sheridan, featured Matt Olen, the founder of Grip Spritz, on E5 of the RBCN Season Update Show. Derek & Matt will discuss their products, goals, & respective journeys into becoming entrepreneurs in the highly competitive world of basketball marketing. -Questions:derek@myrustbeltbasketball.com -Checkout our website athttps://myrustbeltbasketball.com -By “Liking,” “Sharing,” &/or Commenting on our videos, you are helping us grow our small network.
2025-02-101h 09Rustbelt Basketball Coaches' Network CourtcastsGuardians of the Game Podcast E1Episode #1 of the Rustbelt Basketball Coaches' Network Guardian of the Game Podcast. It was aired on Monday, September 16, 2024.
Topics:
- Preseason Preparation
- Shot Clock in HS Basketball
- Class Basketball
- The Caitlin Clark Phenomenon
RBCN Staff Members Present: Dick Crowell, Ryan Ripke, & Wayne Brooks
Guests:
Jami Carter, Anthony Wayne HS, OH
Chad Burt, Wauseon HS, OH
Matt Moore, Warsaw HS, IN
Join us for Episode #2:
Monday, September 23, 2024
7:00 PM EST
Zoom Li...
2024-09-1956 min
Rustbelt Basketball Coaches' Network CourtcastsRBCN Coaches' Show E5Episode 5 of the RBCN Coaches’ Show was great! Coach Wayne Brooks covered how he taught his players to defend sideline out-of-bounds & baseline out-of-bounds plays. Coach has a hard-nosed & simple approach to these special situations. Coach covers his “First man, arm, & leg” defensive philosophy in great detail. Additionally, Coach Brooks covered his thoughts on Pack-Line defense, how to wage a comeback when utilizing the Pack-Line, practice planning, the best day of the week to teach set plays, and when the best time to cover special situations are. This 60-minute presentation is well worth the watch/listen for anyone who strives to become a...
2024-01-171h 03
My Imaginary UniversityEpisode 9: We Just Can't Get Enough of Rustbelt U
This episode of My Imaginary University features Alex Usher who is the President of Higher Education Strategy Associates. Alex is an internationally recognized expert on a range of fields within higher education and is the first My Imaginary Uni podcast participant from outside the UK.
The vision for a new institution is a novel one - Alex is keen to create Rustbelt U, an HEI which will be at the forefront of an economic renaissance and leading on the levelling up agenda in a city somewhere rather like Stoke on Trent or similar in the UK, Europe...
2023-05-1835 min
Chaos Computer Club - archive feedKeynote: RustBelt: Securing the Foundations of the Rust Programming Language (bobkonf2022)The Rust systems programming language promises to
overcome the seemingly fundamental tradeoff in language design
between high-level safety guarantees and low-level control
over resource management. Unfortunately, none of Rust’s safety
claims have been formally proven, and there is good reason to
question whether they actually hold. Specifically, Rust
employs a strong, ownership-based type system, but then
extends the expressive power of this core type system through
libraries that internally use unsafe features.
In this talk, I will present RustBelt, the first formal (and
machine-checked) safety proof for a language representing a realistic
subset of Rust. Our proof is extensible in...
2022-03-111h 00
Tomorrow's Technician T2 IQThe Next Steps with The Rustbelt MechanicReady to plan for phase 2 of your career? Doug Kaufman, editor of Tomorrow’s Technician and The Rustbelt Mechanic, Kyle Thoreen, talk about becoming a mentor for future generations, keeping your skills fresh and preparing for growth.
2021-07-1230 minTomorrow's Technician T2 IQContinuing Education with The Rustbelt MechanicHow can you keep up with the incredible pace of change in vehicle technology, keep training fresh, identify good training programs and decide which is right for you? Doug Kaufman, editor of Tomorrow’s Technician and The Rustbelt Mechanic, Kyle Thoreen, talk about the importance of continuing education in the industry and answer questions you may have about your own education.
2021-07-0724 minTomorrow's Technician T2 IQMake Good Choices With The Rustbelt MechanicExperts say it all comes down to supply and demand - if you can supply what's needed, you can demand whatever you want. Experts say an increasingly challenging technician shortage has them worried for the future - are you making the right choices with regard to your career? Doug Kaufman, editor of Tomorrow’s Technician and The Rustbelt Mechanic, Kyle Thoreen, talk about the opportunities – and challenges - that are waiting for tomorrow's technicians.
2021-06-0726 minTomorrow's Technician T2 IQDollars and Sense with The Rustbelt MechanicIf you're just getting started in this industry you may not know what you don't know about what it takes to become successful. In addition to the technical aspects, you'll need tools and equipment. But do you need the best equipment right now? How do you finance your future without going broke? Doug Kaufman, editor of Tomorrow’s Technician and The Rustbelt Mechanic, Kyle Thoreen, talk about how to create a priority list for what's really important for the early portions of a career in this episode of T2 IQ.
2021-05-1828 minTomorrow's Technician T2 IQCha-Ching with The Rustbelt MechanicMoney makes the world go round – or at least it helps fuel a successful automotive career. How do you start your career? College? Apprenticeship? Straight into a shop or dealership? Doug Kaufman, editor of Tomorrow’s Technician and The Rustbelt Mechanic, Kyle Thoreen, talk about what to expect in your first two-three years in this episode of T2 IQ.
2021-05-1121 minTomorrow's Technician T2 IQWelcome to the Real World with The Rustbelt MechanicThe automotive industry offers exciting career paths – but it isn’t necessarily easy to find your way. Doug Kaufman, editor of Tomorrow’s Technician talks about how to get started with The Rustbelt Mechanic, Kyle Thoreen. With a diverse background as a technician, instructor and social media influencer, Thoreen offers a unique perspective on what students and newcomers to the industry can expect during their first few years.
2021-05-0530 min
Jman’s CantinaBehind The Lens of Sam Shumaker (Rustbelt Collector)To kick off 2021, I interview my good friend Sam Shumaker (Rustbelt Collector). Sam has risen through the ranks of toy photography by incorporating elements of his favorite films and games into his work. Every shot he posts feels as if it were ripped straight out of the source material. Sam also discusses reviewing both action figures, and bootlegs on his youtube channel, and his skill as a customizer. So come in from the cold winter of 2021, settle into a cozy spot, and see whose behind the lens, of Rustbelt Collector.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way t...
2021-01-071h 13
TranscriptsTranscripts Presents: "Queering Abolition," Rustbelt Abolition RadioNext up in our "trans anti-fascist Fall podcast series," an episode of Rustbelt Abolition Radio about how queer and trans struggles are linked to abolishing prison and detention centers. It's difficult stuff, but timely and important. Some of this audio is hard to hear: you can use the episode transcription to follow along or as an alternative method of engaging this material.
Quick note: since this episode was first released, some things have changed-- Dr. Treva Ellison now works at Pomona College, and the scholar-activist Tourmaline was referred to in this episode by a former name.
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2020-09-1629 min
Rustbelt Abolition RadioSurvival Pending AbolitionLongtime abolitionists, thinkers, writers, activists, militants: Ruth Wilson Gilmore, Kim Wilson, and Amanda Alexander discuss revolutionary survival amidst pandemia and how abolitionist struggle is making the 'impossible' become possible.
2020-04-1400 min
Rustbelt Abolition Radio“I’m fighting for my life right now”This past weekend we spoke again with our friend-comrade Bruce X at Macomb correctional facility in Michigan. Bruce X has been warning us of this tragedy for weeks now. Last time we spoke with him, he refused to go back to his cell because his bunkmate was sick. He’s asthmatic. As a result, he was put in solitary confinement. A correctional officer at Macomb told him, ”I don’t give a damn if you live or die.” His unit is now the epicenter of the outbreak inside Macomb prison. After much insistence, he was finally tested last week and was put...
2020-04-0800 minRustbelt Abolition RadioUpdates about the dire situation inside Macomb prison in MichiganAs of today (3/27/2020), there are 24 confirmed cases of Cov-19 inside Michigan prisons. Two weeks ago, we spoke with Bruce “X” Parker about the situation inside Macomb prison and he warned us about what would happen if no action was taken. The Michigan Department of Corrections (MDOC)- even though they had placed multiple facilities on quarantine- seemed to play down the threat of the pandemic. Today, we hear once again from Bruce X Parker, a 35 year old ashmatic, who is facing an increasingly desperate situation inside Macomb prison. Just north of Detroit, Macomb prison is located in the midst of the...
2020-03-2700 minRustbelt Abolition RadioWhy are so many Michigan prisoners on quarantine?Prisoners in several Michigan prisons are currently on quarantine — being subjected to the absolute and arbitrary sovereign will of the MDOC with little to no possibility of redress. We hear from Bruce X — a comrade quarantined at Macomb correctional facility, located just north of Detroit — who tells us about the desperation of the situation inside.
2020-03-1000 minRustbelt Abolition RadioCrimmigration and Internationalist AbolitionIn this episode the Asian Prisoner Support Committee, an internationalist abolitionist organization, speaks about their fight against criminalization. They discuss how a rejection of “good immigrant” versus “bad immigrant” narratives takes form in their work, how the committee strategically intervenes at the intersection of criminal and immigration law to stop deportations of all those caught up in the crimmigration system -- and what it takes to bring back those that have been deported.
2020-02-2600 min
Tech Talk Live with Rustbelt Mechanic and The CaptainChilling and ChattingMake sure you subscribe to both our Youtube Channels to be able to catch the live stream, every Sunday night at 7:30p EST
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2020-01-201h 01Tech Talk Live with Rustbelt Mechanic and The CaptainTALKING FLAT RATE AND THE WORTH OF A MECHANIC - Feat. Justin DowMake sure you subscribe to both our Youtube Channels to be able to catch the live stream, every Sunday night at 7:30p EST
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2020-01-141h 29Tech Talk Live with Rustbelt Mechanic and The CaptainFlat Rate and SkillsMake sure you subscribe to both our Youtube Channels to be able to catch the live stream, every Sunday night at 7:30p EST
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2020-01-071h 16
Rustbelt Abolition RadioPrisons on Hunger Strike in ArgentinaThousands of prisoners in Argentina are on hunger strike. We speak with militant intellectual Liliana Cabrera about her experience inside Argentinean jails, her involvement with the organization Yo no fui, and also about this extraordinary event of the global prisoner resistance movement.
2019-12-2400 minTech Talk Live with Rustbelt Mechanic and The CaptainTALKING WITH MILWAUKEE! YES, THAT MILWAUKEE!Make sure you subscribe to both our Youtube Channels to be able to catch the live stream, every Sunday night at 7:30p EST
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2019-12-161h 09Tech Talk Live with Rustbelt Mechanic and The CaptainChatting about tools.....and debt...Make sure you subscribe to both our Youtube Channels to be able to catch the live stream, every Sunday night at 7:30p EST
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2019-12-111h 06Tech Talk Live with Rustbelt Mechanic and The CaptainA NEW TECH IN THE SHOP!Make sure you subscribe to both our Youtube Channels to be able to catch the live stream, every Sunday night at 7:30p EST
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2019-12-021h 09Tech Talk Live with Rustbelt Mechanic and The CaptainCybertrucks, Story Time and more!Make sure you subscribe to both our Youtube Channels to be able to catch the live stream, every Sunday night at 7:30p EST
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2019-11-261h 14
Rustbelt Abolition RadioAbolitionist Study with Steve WilsonBlack and queer abolitionist writer Stevie Wilson, held captive by the Pennsylvania Department of Corrections, was recently released from solitary confinement. He speaks about the importance of abolitionist study as a space of common encounter that undermines the hold that the carceral state has on our lives, both inside and outside prison walls.
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2019-11-1846 minTech Talk Live with Rustbelt Mechanic and The CaptainTech Talk Live with The Box Cleaners!Use LIVESTREAM at checkout for 20% off
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2019-11-1753 minTech Talk Live with Rustbelt Mechanic and The CaptainTECH TALK LIVE! INTERVIEWING VAMPIRE TOOLSwww.vampiretools.com - Use the code RUSTBELT for a discount at checkout!
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2019-11-071h 02Tech Talk Live with Rustbelt Mechanic and The CaptainTech Talk Live - Special Guest - Jonathan from Toolbox WidgetComing soon
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2019-10-281h 16Tech Talk Live with Rustbelt Mechanic and The CaptainTech Talk Live - Talkin' SP Tools!Tonight we're talking with the CEO and the President of Operations for SP Tools USA!
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2019-10-2100 min
Rustbelt Abolition RadioA strategy of disruption: Thinking through the prison strike as an abolitionist tacticThree years after the nationwide September 2016 prison strikes, abolitionist intellectual "HH" re-joins us on the show. "HH" speaks about what the few months before the prison strikes looked like from inside Michigan’s Kinross prison and we discuss the tactical advantages of the strike within an abolitionist strategy of disruption.
2019-10-0100 min
Rustbelt Abolition RadioOhio Prisoners Speak! A Year After the 2018 Nationwide Prison StrikeIn this special bonus episode, released on the anniversary of the 2018 nationwide prison strike, we speak with two Ohio prisoners-- David Easley and Mark Houston (aka Mustafa) -- who called us from inside Toledo Correctional Institution. Both Easley and Mustafa were involved in the 2018 prison strike and experienced brutal retaliation as a result of their activities. They both reflect on the prison strike, state repression, what sort of steps need to be taken in order for immediate needs to be met inside, as well as on broader abolitionist non-reformist reforms.
2019-09-0900 min
Rustbelt Abolition RadioDemocracia y Dictadura: el estado carcelario Chileno y resistencias abolicionistasHablamos con Patricio Azócar Donoso sobre los aparatos carcelarios que se despliegan dentro de los territorios que hoy se conocen como Chile -- desde la dictadura hasta la llamada transición democrática. Patricio traza tanto la emergencia del punitivismo corporativo que capitaliza la miseria de las poblaciones por medio de sus varios aparatos de control social como también las resistencias que le hacen frente a estos aparatos de administración de la miseria.
2019-08-0700 min
Rustbelt Abolition RadioPrison Labor and Industrial PenologyCharlie Bright speaks about the re-articulations of carceral narratives: from the era of Fordism through discourses on modernization and the desperate rehabilitation of the rehabilitative model. Bright discusses how a century’s worth of constant re-negotiations of the coherence of departments of correction has been informed by struggles within prisons and the populations they seek to control, and some of the reasons why industrial penology was overcome by riots and may be turning to technologies of e-carceration.
2019-06-2600 min
Rustbelt Abolition RadioThe Death Penalty, Sovereignty, and AbolitionLisa Guenther, currently a professor of philosophy at Queen’s University in so-called Ontario, Canada, deconstructs the state’s right to kill or let live within settler-colonial & racial capitalist social relations. We also discuss abolitionist forms of relationality that interrupt sovereignty’s hold on life and social death.
2019-05-2900 min
Rustbelt Abolition RadioWayward Lives, Beautiful Experiments Feat. Saidiyah HartmanSaidiya Hartman speaks about her latest book, Wayward Lives: Beautiful Experiments Intimate Histories of Social Upheaval, and the beauty, autonomy, anarchy, fugitivity, queerness, and errancy in forms of Black sociality — what she calls waywardness. We also discuss how to interrupt the state’s apparatus of capture and the new social formations that emerge as people flee from predatory state forms.
Transcript available at www.rustbeltradio.org
2019-04-2400 min
Rustbelt Abolition RadioPill or Punishment: Involuntary Medication at a Michigan's Women's PrisonOn January 2019, more than two thousand women confined at Michigan’s only women’s prison were put in quarantine. The quarantine comes in the wake of a possible scabies outbreak at the facility -- which has a long history of abuse and multiple cases of medical neglect. While many of the women held captive there displayed no symptoms, and pointed out other health hazards, such as black mold and infested showers, all of those who refused the state’s systemic administration of medical treatment were put in solitary confinement. In this episode, we speak with Sara and Tracy -- two poets...
2019-03-2700 min
Rustbelt Abolition RadioAbolish Risk Assessment"Predictive" instruments are common currency within the carceral reform movement. In this episode we speak with three abolitionists --Rodrigo Ochigame, Chelsea Barabas, and Hamid Khan-- to contextualize the use of pre-trial assessments and algorithmic policing tools by technocratic stalker state.
2019-02-2800 min
Rustbelt Abolition RadioLetters from inside: The 2018 Prison StrikeIn the thick of the 2018 prison strike, we published a notice in the San Francisco Bay View -- the extraordinary monthly Black newspaper which circulates through hundreds of prisons and other centers of detention in the United States -- asking those on the inside to write to us with their immediate reflections on the prison strike. Specifically: how recent prison strike actions advanced the politics of abolition. We received letters from folks imprisoned in a dozen different states, and in this episode we present these extraordinary report backs and analyses from inside -- some written in the infinitely long and...
2019-01-2800 min
Rustbelt Abolition RadioNi Una Menos en las CárcelesNos encontramos frente a la difícil tarea de entablar un diálogo más allá del rustbelt, más allá del “cinturón oxidado,” más allá de esos territorios y poblaciones como Detroit y Flint, zonas de abandono organizado y violencia organizada del Estado y el capitalismo racial. Es decir, nos encontramos frente a una cierta tarea de traducción, una tarea siempre fallida, siempre imposible, pero hoy, más que nunca, sumamente necesaria. En particular, en este programa, que titulamos "Ni Una Menos en las cárceles" nos propusimos pensar el Abolicionismo penal a la par de los tiempos álgi...
2018-12-1200 min
Rustbelt Abolition RadioRiots, Crisis, and PrisonsIn this episode, we speak with Joshua Clover, author of Riot. Strike. Riot: The New Era of Uprisings and professor of literature and critical theory at the University of California Davis, about the ongoing crisis of racial capitalism and its relation to riots and the carceral state.
2018-11-1400 min
Heartland Labor ForumSweat: A Play about Rustbelt America and The Fall of WisconsinThis week on the Heartland Labor Forum, we’ll do two different takes on the undoing of the American working class. First, Sweat: a play about rustbelt America which opens this week […] The post Sweat: A Play about Rustbelt America and The Fall of Wisconsin appeared first on KKFI.
2018-10-191h 00
Heartland Labor ForumSweat: A Play about Rustbelt America and The Fall of WisconsinThis week on the Heartland Labor Forum, we’ll do two different takes on the undoing of the American working class. First, Sweat: a play about rustbelt America which opens this week […]
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2018-10-191h 00
Heartland Labor ForumSweat: A Play about Rustbelt America and The Fall of WisconsinThis week on the Heartland Labor Forum, we’ll do two different takes on the undoing of the American working class. First, Sweat: a play about rustbelt America which opens this week at the Unicorn; then, The Fall of Wisconsin, a book …
2018-10-191h 00
Heartland Labor ForumSweat: A Play about Rustbelt America and The Fall of WisconsinThis week on the Heartland Labor Forum, we’ll do two different takes on the undoing of the American working class. First, Sweat: a play about rustbelt America which opens this week […]
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2018-10-191h 00
Rustbelt Abolition RadioAnti-Fascism and Carceral State feat. Lorenzo Ervin and JoNina Abron-ErvinIn this special bonus episode, we present a conversation between True Leap Press and Lorenzo Ervin and JoNina Abron-Ervin, recorded in Chicago earlier last month. Lorenzo Kom’boa Ervin is an anarchist writer, organizer, and former political prisoner who came up through the Black Panther Party in the 1960’s. Among other works, he is the author of the pamphlet “Anarchism and the Black Revolution”, which introduces the principles of class struggle anarchism and discusses its relevance to the black liberation struggle. JoNina Abron-Ervin is a journalist, retired educator, and a former member of the Detroit chapter of the Black Panther Party. A...
2018-10-1700 min
Rustbelt Abolition RadioPolitical Organizing Behind the WallsIn this episode, we speak with Michigan-based writer and activist Dennis Boatwright. Dennis was held captive by the state for 24 years of his life and has written about the strategies and politics of the prisoner resistance movement. We speak with him in the wake of the two most massive prison strikes in Amerikan history to grapple with the possibilities of political organizing on the inside as well as the challenges that lie ahead.
2018-10-1000 min
Rustbelt Abolition RadioReports from the 2018 Prison StrikeAs reports of the 2018 prison strike actions and state retaliation continue to come in, we speak with Amani Sawari, organizer and media contact with Jailhouse Lawyers Speak, about ways to support prison rebels. We also hear from J, a prison rebel who’s among the strikers inside a South Carolina Prison.
2018-09-1200 min
Rustbelt Abolition RadioPrelude to the 2018 Prisoner StrikePreparing for the upcoming 2018 Prisoner Strike -- slated to take place between August 21st and September 9th -- we speak with members of the Incarcerated Workers Organizing Committee of the IWW about the lead-up to the strike and how you can get involved.
This year’s actions come in the wake of the extraordinary 2016 prison strike -- the largest and most widespread prisoner strike in U.S. history. It is estimated that 50,000 imprisoned workers in more than two dozen states refused to do the work that keeps prisons running. In August 2017, the Millions for Prisoners march led prison officials in Fl...
2018-08-0800 min
Rustbelt Abolition RadioNative Resistance and the Carceral StateNick Estes identifies the anti-Indian origins of the carceral state within the U.S. settler colonial project and argues that indigenous liberation offers critical frameworks for understanding how to abolish it. Estes is a co-founder of The Red Nation: an anti-profit coalition dedicated to the liberation of Native Nations, lands, and peoples. He also holds a PhD in American Studies from the University of New Mexico.
2018-07-1100 min
The Sample HourTSH - 196 - Rustbelt-Elegy - Luke Edwards 2Luke Edwards is a poker player, small business owner and musician. On this episode, Luke finishess his story about growing up in the rustbelt and the trials and tribulations he has faced to be successful. Check out Luke's Music If you are in Columbus, eat some of his delicious pizza.OH Pizza and BrewSupport the show:Contribute with Paypal!Become a Patron!AffiliatesGet a free audiobook!Free Course on PawpawsSave 10% and get free shipping! With code word Sample!Reboot Your Body!Save $100 off the Profitable Urban Farming Course by Clicking!Or do the payment Plan! Start your own podcast!
2018-07-1100 min
Rustbelt Abolition RadioAbolishing Electronic IncarcerationIn this episode, “Abolishing Electronic Incarceration”, co-producer a Maria speaks with Myaisha Hayes and James Kilgore about the movement to challenge the widening use of “electronic monitoring devices,” or ankle shackles. Myaisha is the National Organizer of Criminal Justice & Technology at the Center for Media Justice. James works with the Urbana Champaign independent media center and is the director of a project called “challenging e-carceration” which grows out of his own experiences with electronic monitoring after he was released from prison for his activities with the Symbionese Liberation Army. Myaisha and James argue that “electronic incarceration,” or e-carceration, is not an alternative t...
2018-06-1300 minRustbelt Abolition RadioSpecters of Attica: Reflections from Inside a Michigan Prison StrikeOn the 45th anniversary of the Attica prison uprising, hundreds imprisoned inside Michigan’s Kinross Correctional Facility refused to report to work or lock down in their barracks. Instead, they joined the largest prisoner labor strike in U.S. history.
Rustbelt Abolition Radio co-produced this April 25, 2018 episode of Making Contact, in which four men who were imprisoned at Kinross report on the unlivable conditions, the moments in which the strike took shape, and the retaliation that rained down on them in its wake. We also hear from outside organizers on why it’s important to learn from prison rebellions, and how...
2018-06-1100 min
Rustbelt Abolition RadioBorder as MethodIn this episode we speak with Sandro Mezzadra, who has written extensively about borders and migration, such as in a book he co-authored with Brett Neilson titled “Border as Method.” He talks about the processes of bordering that extend far beyond the walls we usually think about when we speak of borders.
2018-05-0900 minRustbelt Abolition RadioOn Carceral CapitalismThis episode features Jackie Wang and her recently released collection of essays titled “Carceral Capitalism.” She provides a framework to understand how racial capitalism produces gratuitous violence against Black bodies as well as profit-generating technologies of extraction -- from Ferguson to Flint and beyond.
2018-04-1100 min
Rustbelt Abolition RadioOut but not free: Surviving after Women’s PrisonThis episode features Karmyn, a writer and artist who was discharged from Michigan’s Women's Huron Valley Correctional Facility after being locked up for 7 years. She speaks about the struggle to maintain a sense of self during and after imprisonment, and how the fear of state retaliation continues to saturate daily life.
2018-03-1400 minThe Sample HourTSH - 185 - Rustbelt-Elegy - Luke Edwards & Dalton LomaxLuke Edwards is a poker player, small business owner and musician. On this episode, I am joined by him and Dalton Lomax. Luke tells his story about growing up in the rustbelt and the trials and tribulations he faced to be successful. Check out Luke's Music If you are in Columbus, eat some of his delicious pizza.OH Pizza and BrewSupport the show:Contribute with Paypal!Become a Patron!AffiliatesGet a free audiobook!Free Course on PawpawsSave 10% and get free shipping! With code word Sample!Reboot Your Body!Save $100 off the Profitable Urban Farming Course by Clicking!Or do...
2018-03-0600 min
Rustbelt Abolition RadioDispatches from Zapatista TerritoryIn this episode, “Dispatches from Zapatista Territory,” we speak with two of our fellow co-producers about their recent trip to autonomous Zapatista communities in the highlands of the Mexican southeast. For more than 24 years, the Zapatistas have inspired countless struggles across the globe to build “a world in which many worlds fit.” While the Zapatistas are not explicitly penal abolitionists, we reflect on how the Zapatista construction of autonomy may help us re-imagine the challenges and possibilities we face as Abolitionists.
2018-02-1400 min
Rustbelt Abolition RadioCarceral Ableism and Disability JusticeIn this episode: Carceral Ableism and Disability Justice, we explore the ways in which the framework of “carceral ableism” redraws our map of racial capitalism’s archipelago of confinement, and how the liberatory praxis of disability justice works to extend and deepen the abolitionist horizon.
Dr. Liat Ben-Moshe, co-editor of Disability Incarcerated: Imprisonment and Disability in the United States and Canada, explains how ableism - the violent material and discursive ordering of bodily and psychic difference through which normative and deviant bodyminds are produced - has been foundational to the development of the carceral state.
Leroy Moore, disability justice artist, activi...
2018-01-1000 min
Rustbelt Abolition RadioSettler-colonialism and the Struggle for AbolitionThis episode grapples with the relation between incarceration and settler colonialism. Kelly Lytle Hernández, abolitionist writer and professor of History and African American studies at the University of California-Los Angeles, discusses her latest book, City of Inmates: Conquest, Rebellion, and the Rise of Human Caging in Los Angeles.
Hernández reveals the underlying logic of elimination and conquest that is foundational to our settler colonial society by interrogating the construction of the settler-carceral state over two centuries. In this historical analysis, Hernández draws from what she calls “The Rebel Archive,” a constellation of historical materials that emerged from struggl...
2018-01-0300 min
Rustbelt Abolition RadioState Repression and Movement DefenseThis episode turns to questions of political repression, movement defense, and solidarity with political prisoners - questions which have been accentuated in the wake of the massive legal attacks visited upon protesters who participated in the #J20 demonstration in Washington D.C. on the day of Donald Trump's presidential inauguration.
Ashanti Alston, a former Black Panther and member of the Black Liberation Army who spent 14 years incarcerated due to his activity in the revolutionary movement, discusses the uses and pitfalls of distinguishing between political and social prisoners, and argues that defending political prisoners is essential to the struggle for abolition.
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2017-11-1300 min
Rustbelt Abolition RadioBonus: Education, Fascism, and Abolition: A conversation with George Ciccariello MaherIn this bonus episode, we speak with Dr. George Ciccariello-Maher, Associate Professor of Politics and Global Studies at Drexel University. Placed on forced leave by Drexel, he is among a growing number of academics subjected to retaliation for their critiques of white supremacy and openly fascist organizing. Ciccariello-Maher shows us how this university-centered backlash must be situated within the broader resurgence of fascism and white nationalism, which, in turn, cannot be understood apart from the deep structures of white supremacy, colonialism, and heteropatriarchy from which fascism emerges. He also sheds light on the false hope of educational reform within prisons...
2017-11-0700 min
Rustbelt Abolition RadioBeyond PolicingIn this episode we take a critical look at the liberal discourse of police reform, which has increasingly gained prominence amidst the ever-recurring specter of racist police violence, and especially in the wake of black rebellions in Ferguson and Baltimore, and the intensification of North American Black liberation struggles these rebellions galvanized.
Alex Vitale, Professor of Sociology at Brooklyn College and author of The End of Policing, speaks about the ways liberalism works to shore up the violence of policing through cosmetic, technocratic reforms, while ultimately failing to interrogate the origins and nature of police as a coercive instrument of...
2017-10-0900 min
Rustbelt Abolition RadioMichigan's Kinross Prison Strike: Reflections from Inside (w/ Fred Williams)'Michigan's Kinross Prison Strike: Reflections from Inside' is an exclusive archive of audio interviews with people currently incarcerated in Michigan who witnessed and lived through the historic September 2016 prison strike. In this segment we hear the voice of Fred Williams.
Fred Williams is a poet, emancipatory educator and abolitionist correspondent imprisoned at Michigan's Kinross Correctional Facility. His dispatch covers the poor systemic conditions that those inside face at the hands of the Michigan Department of Corrections, and particularly in the newly re-opened and renamed Kinross prison. Last September, increasing frustration led to a work stoppage and then a spontaneous march...
2017-09-0900 min
Rustbelt Abolition RadioMichigan's Kinross Prison Strike: Reflections from Inside (w/ Harold Gonzales)'Michigan's Kinross Prison Strike: Reflections from Inside' is an exclusive archive of audio interviews with people currently incarcerated in Michigan who witnessed and lived through the historic September 2016 prison strike. In this segment we hear the voice of Harold Gonzales.
Abolitionist intellectual Harold Gonzales is currently imprisoned at Baraga Maximum Security Correctional Facility. Like several hundred others, he was hit with an “incite to riot or strike” ticket in the aftermath of events of September 2016 at Kinross Correctional Facility. We spoke with Harold after he spent nearly eight months in solitary confinement (which the Michigan Department of Corrections euphemistically calls “admini...
2017-09-0900 min
Rustbelt Abolition RadioMichigan's Kinross Prison Strike: Reflections from Inside (w/ Ahjamu Baruti)'Michigan's Kinross Prison Strike: Reflections from Inside' is an exclusive archive of audio interviews with people currently incarcerated in Michigan who witnessed and lived through the historic September 2016 prison strike. In this segment we hear the voice of Ahjamu Baruti.
Ahjamu Baruti is a political prisoner currently incarcerated at St. Louis Correctional Facility. He values study, analysis, and writing. His article “Psychological warfare in prison: Segregation is the soul breaker” was published in The San Francisco Bay View while he spent nine months in solitary confinement--including two months in an observation cell--in the wake of the events at Kinross Correctional Faci...
2017-09-0900 min
Rustbelt Abolition RadioMichigan's Kinross Prison Strike: Reflections from Inside (w/ Jake Klemp)'Michigan's Kinross Prison Strike: Reflections from Inside' is an exclusive archive of audio interviews with people currently incarcerated in Michigan who witnessed and lived through the historic September 2016 prison strike. In this segment we hear the voice of Jake Klemp.
Jake Klemp is a vegan who went on hunger strike to bring public attention to the lack of nutritious food behind bars, particularly for those with spiritual and cultural practices outside the prerogatives of privatized food service providers. His dispatch comes from inside the Baraga Maximum Correctional Facility, where he spent nearly eight months in solitary confinement. Along with several...
2017-09-0900 min
Rustbelt Abolition RadioMichigan's Kinross Prison Strike: Reflections from Inside (w/ Baba X Guy)'Michigan's Kinross Prison Strike: Reflections from Inside' is an exclusive archive of audio interviews with people currently incarcerated in Michigan who witnessed and lived through the historic September 2016 prison strike. In this segment we hear the voice of Baba X Guy.
Baba X-Guy was formerly a leader of the Battle Creek Coalition Against Police Brutality, a liberatory community self-defense formation. A jail rebellion took place after he received conspicuous threats from the KKK in the 1980s, which marred his record within the Michigan Department of Corrections and contributed to harsher retaliation against him after last year's uprising. Baba is currently...
2017-09-0900 min
Rustbelt Abolition RadioReports from the Prisoner Resistance MovementIn Reports from the Prisoner Resistance Movement, released on the anniversary of the 1971 Attica prison rebellion, we reflect on the intensifying political struggles behind bars by examining two extraordinary flashpoints: Amerika’s nationwide September 9, 2016, prisoner strike, and the August 19, 2017, Millions for Prisoners march.
Ben Turk of the Incarcerated Workers Organizing Committee of the Industrial Workers of the World and Firehawk of Unstoppable discuss strategies developing within the contemporary prisoner resistance movement, while Krystal Rountree of the iamWe Prison Advocacy Network explains the organizing efforts inside and outside that made the August 19 Millions for Prisoners March possible. We close the episode wi...
2017-09-0900 minRustbelt Abolition RadioSchools, Prisons, and Abolitionist FuturesIn today’s episode, “Schools, prisons and Abolitionist futures”, we explore the parallels by which the institutions of prisons and schools work to reproduce our current society, and how they illuminate challenges in the rocky passageways toward abolition. We speak with imprisoned intellectual Harold “HH” Gonzales about the history of school segregation and the construction of the so-called school to prison pipeline. We also hear from Erica Meiners, who discusses how schools are embedded in carceral regimes, and encourages us to view them through the wider lens of abolitionist struggle. We conclude the episode with imprisoned artist Steven Hibbler, on how the po...
2017-08-1400 min
Working Drummer127 – Justin Chesarek: Rustbelt Roots, Branching Out from Jazz, Leaving a Gig on Good Terms for the FutureJustin Chesarek has lived in Atlanta for almost a decade, where he has played with various jazz artists including Gary Motley,Joe Gransden, and singer/songwriter Sam Burchfield. Justin also teaches at two area universities, Kennesaw State and Emory. He grew up near Pittsburgh which, despite its rustbelt identity, has always had a rich music scene and has recently evolved into a more cosmopolitan city. He stayed close to home for college, attending Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania. Grad school brought him to Atlanta in 2007 and he earned a master’s degree in jazz from Georgia State.Hi...
2017-08-021h 34
Amy GuthAmy and Jen in for Patti! Rustbelt Chicago, New adventures across the world, Swimming with Sharks and more! | Full Show (July 11th)Amy Guth and Jen Bosworth are in for Patti Vasquez for tonight. Tonight they welcome on from Rustbelt Chicago, leader – Martha who explains the process of her writing as well as the incarnations of Chicago that she’s found while writing her book. For more info on the event Martha discussed visit: Here.
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2017-07-1200 min
Rustbelt Abolition RadioBeyond Punishment: The Movement for Transformative JusticeAbolitionists are committed to creating a world without police and prisons, but what alternative visions and practices of addressing intimate harm might point the way toward such a world? In this episode we explore efforts to re-imagine the politics of violence, harm, safety, and redress, spearheading practices of accountability and healing that move beyond the punitive logic of the carceral state.
Mia Mingus from the Bay Area Transformative Justice Collective discusses alternatives to carceral feminism, and how the movement to end child sexual abuse points the way toward radically re-imagining practices of justice. We also speak with Claudia Garcia-Rojas, co-director...
2017-07-1000 min
Rustbelt Abolition RadioQueering AbolitionIn this episode we examine the relationships between carcerality, gendered and sexual violence on the one hand, and on the other: queer and trans liberation and the abolitionist horizon.
Josue Saldivar and Karolina Lopez from the Arizona-based organization Mariposas Sin Fronteras discuss the ways that migrants fleeing heteropatriarchal and transphobic oppression in their home countries are re-subjected to this abuse through the gendered and sexual operations of the U.S. carceral state and its militarized borders. We also speak with abolitionist scholar and activist, Treva Ellison, who examines the ways in which racial capitalism has continuously reproduced queer criminality, and...
2017-06-1200 min
Rustbelt Abolition RadioAbolition and the CommonsIn this episode we explore the relationship between the abolitionist horizon and the defense and reinvention of the commons. We speak with author and historian Peter Linebaugh about the ways the carceral state is founded upon enclosure and dispossession, and about hidden histories of collective resistance.
We also speak with Reverend Edward Pinkney, imprisoned activist and community leader, who discusses his experience of fighting racist enclosure and dispossession in Benton Harbor, and the possibilities for building collective power.
We wrap up the episode with an abolitionist poet who is currently imprisoned at the Women’s Huron Valley Prison in Ypsilanti, Mi...
2017-05-0800 min
Rustbelt Abolition RadioTo Make Our World Anew: May Day special ft. Robin D.G. KelleyIn this special May Day segment of Rustbelt Abolition Radio, we speak with acclaimed scholar Robin D.G. Kelley to explore the critique of racial capitalism, the history of class struggle across the color line, and the abolitionist horizon.
We release this episode on May Day, or International Workers Day, celebrated annually by millions across the world in commemoration of the 1886 Haymarket Square massacre and the ongoing global struggle for a world without capitalist exploitation and racial domination.
Robin D.G. Kelley is a professor and Gary B. Nash Endowed Chair in U.S. History at UCLA. Kelley’s intellectual wo...
2017-05-0100 min
Rustbelt Abolition RadioSurvival and Resistance: Women Organizing towards AbolitionIn this episode we focus on the ways women are organizing against gendered violence and mass criminalization -- and for a world free of domination. We speak with Mariame Kaba, long-time abolitionist organizer and writer, about her work with groups like Survived and Punished and Project NIA, and the criminalization of women under capitalist heteropatriarchy. We also talk to Adrienne Skye-Roberts from the California Coalition for Women Prisoners (CCWP), on specific challenges faced by women behind bars. We close today’s show with the voices of two women from from CCWP’s multimedia project, A Living Chance: Storytelling to End Life...
2017-04-1000 min
Rustbelt Abolition RadioBonus: Free Bresha Now!In this special bonus segment of Rustbelt Abolition Radio, we speak with long-time prison abolitionist Mariame Kaba about the Free Bresha Campaign.
2017-04-1000 min
Rustbelt Abolition RadioBonus: From Attica to Kinross - An extended interview with Heather Ann ThompsonIn this special bonus segment of Rustbelt Abolition Radio, we return to renowned historian Heather Ann Thompson as she elaborates on the multifaceted origins of the historic 1971 Attica Uprising, drawing out their resonances with other prison rebellions across history and geography, as well as their telling implications for our present historical moment.
2017-04-0300 min
Rustbelt Abolition RadioThe Riots Will ContinueIn this episode we examine the expansion of the carceral state as a response to anti-racist movements and urban rebellions of the 1960s, the political economic underpinnings of these social transformations, and the ways in which historic instances of prisoner rebellion are continuous with present-day resistance behind bars and point toward upheavals yet to come. We speak with historian Heather Ann Thompson, author of Blood in the Water: The Attica Prison Uprising of 1971 and Its Legacy, and Dr. Austin McCoy, an organizer and historian who explores the relationship between urban political economy and social movements. We also talk with Adine...
2017-03-1300 min
Rustbelt Abolition RadioNo walls, no cages: From migrant justice to prison abolitionIn this episode we focus on the joint struggle for migrant justice and prison abolition. We feature migrant justice and abolitionist organizers Aly Wayne and Abraham Paulos, and discuss the tensions between demanding citizenship and fighting for freedom.
We close the show with two firsthand narratives. One from Curtis, a local Detroiter whose family has been turned upside down by the carceral state and racial capitalism, and another from Harold Gonzales, currently incarcerated inside Michigan’s Kinross prison.
2017-02-1300 min
Rustbelt Abolition RadioWhat do we Mean by Abolition?In this episode we turn to recent news of the deepening impacts of the biggest prison strike in U.S. History, as we look at Kinross Correctional Facility in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. We also speak with Professor Liat Ben-Moshé on our carceral society and the political imaginary of abolition. We wrap with a phone interview with Chaz, an imprisoned trans organizer in Michigan who is fighting for queer and trans prisoners’ liberation.
2017-01-1100 min
The Professional Left Podcast with Driftglass and Blue GalEp 366 Carrier and Rustbelt Manufacturing Thanks ObamaThe Obama Administration had such a focus on rustbelt manufacturing, that nobody noticed. Also we're mad about fake news and bible bitch says don't panic, again! Support the show
2016-12-091h 14
the AP CollectionNoah Purdy / Rustbelt AlmanacRoom to Breathe, Time to Speak: Noah Purdy of Rustbelt Almanac discusses
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Rustbelt RadioThe Best of Rustbelt Radio for Winter and Spring 2008 (June 2, 2008)Welcome to this week's edition of Rustbelt Radio, the Pittsburgh Independent Media Center's weekly review of the news from the grassroots, news overlooked by the corporate media. This week, we will be presenting highlights of Rustbelt Radio stories from the Winter and Spring of 2008 including...
* Word on the Street segments on teens & sex and anti-war protestors
* Police Officers are found guilty in the Michael Ellerbee civil trial
* Community Residents Defeat a Proposed Jail in the South Bronx
* Affordable birth control for college students is under attack
* Burger King spies on Student/Farmworker Alliance
* The Revolution will Not Be funded- critiques...
2008-06-0359 minRustbelt RadioRustbelt Radio for February 18, 2008On this week's show...
* the documentary Gone Tomorrow looks at "The Hidden Life of Garbage"
* Pacifica's Sprouts presents: Doing It Yourself Democracy
* plus the weekly radio spin, and this week's day in radical history
Rustbelt Radio is now broadcasting bi-weekly episodes which are exclusively comprised of content from other independent media sources. We are making this change temporarily because our current all-volunteer staff cannot sustain the huge demands that come from producing a one hour original show every week.
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2008-02-1959 minRustbelt RadioRustbelt Radio for February 4, 2008On today's show...
* Paul Wright discusses his new book "Prison Profiteers - Who Makes Money From Mass Incarceration"
* This Week in Palestine, from the International Middle East Media Center
* And excerpts from "World VS. Bank" a film by Friends of the Earth International
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Starting this week, Rustbelt Radio will begin broadcasting bi-weekly episodes which are exclusively comprised of content from other independent media sources. We are making this change temporarily because our current all-volunteer staff cannot sustain the huge demands that come from producing a one hour original show every week.
If you would like Rustbelt...
2008-02-0559 minRustbelt RadioThe Best of Rustbelt Radio, Fall 2007 (December 17, 2007)Welcome to this week's edition of Rustbelt Radio, the Pittsburgh Independent Media Center's weekly review of the news from the grassroots, news overlooked by the corporate media. This week, we will be presenting highlights of Rustbelt Radio stories from the Fall of 2007 including...
* locals take to the street in actions to oppose the war, and in support of the Jena 6
* the Word on the Street from October 8th - Pittsburghers' thoughts on Columbus Day
* an update on the Coalition of Immokalee Workers' march on Burger King headquarters in Miami, Florida
* New Voices Pittsburgh's Reproductive Justice Weekend
* Community Media advocates Push...
2007-12-1859 minRustbelt RadioThe Best of Rustbelt Radio for Summer 2007 (Rustbelt Radio for September 3, 2007)Welcome to the Best of Rustbelt Radio, the Pittsburgh Independent Media Center's weekly review of news from the grassroots; news overlooked by the corporate media. This week, we will be presenting highlights of Rustbelt Radio stories from the Summer of 2007 including...
* Pittsburgh's nomination as America's most livable city
* Updates on the South Central Los Angeles Farm
* A report from the activists and Media Makers at the 9th annual Allied Media Conference
* How To Free a Political Prisoner -- a local benefit for Mumia
* Let's Talk About Sex-- interviews and highlights from the 10th annual Sistersong conference
* and more highlights from...
2007-09-0459 minRustbelt RadioThe Best of Rustbelt Radio for Spring 2007 (May 28, 2007)This week, we will be presenting highlights of Rustbelt Radio stories from the Winter and Spring of 2007 including...
* Community activists speak out against violence
* The movement for immigrants' rights
* Wolves come off the endangered species list
* Pittsburghers rally for action on climate change
* A public hearing with the FCC and the fight against corporate media consolidation
* and more highlights from the past few months of Rustbelt Radio
2007-05-2957 min