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People Just Do Something is a relaxing and possibly enraging podcast about people who might self-identify as activists.
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We're taking a break for the rest of the summer and will be back in September! The Bristol Cable is one of the UK’s only independent, investigative local papers. Become a co-owner of the cooperative .
E034: Hunting the hunt: with Bristol’s Hunt Saboteurs (part two) (opens the original)
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We’re back for a second episode with Isaac Kneebone-Hopkins as he joins Bristol’s Hunt Saboteurs for the day. Isaac manages to talk to some voices on the other side of the Beaufort Hunt, including the “stalkers” and the terrier men. We also hear why the Hunt Sabs keep showing up week after week, despite the doxing and intimidation they face. The Bristol Cable is one of the UK’s only independent, investigative local papers. Become a co-owner of the cooperative .
E033: Hunting the hunt: with Bristol’s Hunt Saboteurs (part one) (opens the original)
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Every week during hunting season, hundreds of riders take part in the Beaufort Hunt, one of the largest hunts in the country. In the first episode of this two-part special, Isaac Kneebone-Hopkins joins Bristol’s Hunt Saboteurs for the day. We hear about the group’s direct action and disruption tactics, how technology has transformed their approach, and ask whether despite the ban, fox hunting is still happening. The Bristol Cable is one of the UK’s only independent, investigative local papers. B
E032: LIVE with Kojo Karam and Dr Mary Ryder on the war on drugs (opens the original)
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The Cable’s trailblazing activismcast continues its rabble-rousing run with Kojo Karam and Transform’s Dr Mary Ryder. In this episode, we trace the changing global terrain of drug regulation via corporate profit, environmental harm, and racial injustice. Having already launched his own attack on the war on drugs with The Next Fix , Koram brings clear analysis and academic rigour to this live recording with Cable journalists Isaac Kneebone-Hopkins and Priyanka Rival providing cutting-edge local i
E031: LIVE with Aman Sethi, Banseka Kayemba and Liz Pendleton on the state of the media (opens the original)
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We’re living in an age of media capture. Rupert Murdoch built newsrooms that ran on scandal, entrapment, and phone hacking, filling tabloids with “tits and gossip”. In return for flattering coverage, successive governments helped clear the runway for his ever-expanding media monopoly. Billionaires and hedge funds buying up national and local titles, gutting newsrooms, and turning journalism into a vehicle for shareholder returns. And now, a deranged band of tech bro-oligarchs shape how informati
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