Revolutions of Our Time
A podcast for examining protests and revolutionary movements from across time and today, offering lessons, support, and tips on how to fight the good fight.
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SPECIAL EPISODE: The Fascist and the Bin (opens the original)
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Welcome to a special episode of Revolutions of Our Time! Today we are looking at an election which has made headlines around the world: the Clacton by-election. This election was a stunt called by far-right politician Nigel Farage, who resigned his seat in Clacton as a way of driving attention away from the investigation into parliamentary misconduct of which he was accused. Knowing that this was a stunt, the major political parties of the UK boycotted the by-election, leaving only one credible
Episode 30: Looking Back on a Messy and Beautiful World Cup - The European Perspective (opens the original)
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Welcome back to another episode of Revolutions of Our Time! In this slightly delayed ep (houses to move, papers to grade), Sam interviews football fans from all over Europe to get their perspective on the beautiful game and this wonderfully weird and politically complicated world cup. Spoiler alert: everyone hates hydration breaks. -- Thanks to Johnnie for our cover art. Thanks to AudioCoffee on SoundCloud for our theme music.
Episode 29: Football is Love (w/ Ike Ndolo) (opens the original)
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This week Sam has recorded an episode without Adam but with returning guest Ike Ndolo! Ike and Sam spend sometime discussing football, the world cup, and the revolutionary potential of the most important unimportant thing. To support Ike and his music, check out this link: https://ike-ndolo-merch-shop.fourthwall.com/ -- Thanks to Johnnie for our cover art. Thanks to AudioCoffee on SoundCloud for our theme music.
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