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Onward to the World We Deserve (opens the original)
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In this episode of Redneck Gone Green, Shane is joined by the late David Cobb's widow, Ruthi. Over the last three weeks since we lost David, there has been some confusion around the circumstances of his death. Ruthi and Shane come together to present the grim reality and open up about how grief changes you, but how it also calls you back to your community. We may have lost a fire-starter, a powerhouse, and a giant source of inspiration for many, but there is a way forward—and it's the one he bel
The Life and Death of David Keith Cobb (opens the original)
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David’s Legacy (opens the original)
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We lost a fighter for social justice on Labor Day. David Keith Cobb left this world on the morning of September 7, 2026. David leaves behind a legacy of life dedicated to fighting for what’s right, whether it was by suing corporate polluters, running for President on the Green Party ticket, or building a solidarity economy. David was not just a builder and fighter for social change, he was also a loving husband and son. He leaves behind a wife and elder mother who need care. If David touched you
An Ode to David Cobb (opens the original)
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This is the message that David Cobb’s beloved Ruthi Engelke wishes to be shared with the community at this time…An Ode to David CobbMy best friend, hero, and soul brother spent the last 30 years fighting tirelessly for social justice and the embodiment of democracy we were promised as children. He gave his heart fully, until it gave way.So in the spirit of my friend, I’m going to tell the ending of his story in the manner I choose that best fits the man.David took his routine walk along the beac
The Economy Is a Political Weapon with Economics Professor Clara Mattei (opens the original)
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Most economists ask how capitalism can be managed. Clara Mattei asks a more dangerous question: Why do we assume capitalism is inevitable? In the episode we talk to Economics Professor Clara Mattei about the systemic nature of capitalism, its historical roots, and pathways to economic emancipation. Mattei emphasizes the importance of collective decision-making and grassroots organizing to challenge and escape the current economic system. Get full access to Redneck Gone Green at redneckgonegreen.
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