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This week’s show features a conversation with Aragorn! Aragorn is an author based out of the Bay Area who is responsible for numerous essays on anarchism, nihilism and indigeneity; was an editor on Green Anarchy and Anarchy: a Journal of Desire Armed, and currently helps to publish The Anvil Review. More recently, Aragorn hass been working with Ardent Press and edited a compilation on anarchism and the occupy movement entitled “Occupy Everything”, available from Little Black Cart. I spoke with Aragorn earlier this week about the book and about anarchism in occupy related projects of the past and future around the world.

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Streamable at www.ashevillefm.org/the-final-straw from 6/18 to 6/25. Downloadable from archive.org

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This week features a conversation with attorney, educator and trans activist, Dean Spade about his new book, “Normal Life: Administrative Violence, Critical Trans Politics and the limits of law”, just out from South End Press. Normal Life is a finalist for the 2012 Lambda Literary Awards. Follow Mr. Spade’s writing at http://www.deanspade.net/

Before hearing from Dean Spade, though, we hear from Bailey, who’s doing support for Christopher French, an Atlanta Anarchist who’s facing multiple felony charges and has to raise $25,000 to be bonded out in relation to the recent anti-NATO demonstrations in Chicago. More information about Christopher’s case can be found at:
http://freedomforchris.wordpress.com

This show will be available for streaming until 6/3/12 at https://ashevillefm.org/the-final-straw and downloadable from archive.org by searching the show title

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This week’s show features an interview with Abrasha Blum and Ruth, who work with Anarchists Against The Wall. AATW is a coalition of Israeli Anarchists doing solidarity work alongside Palestinians struggling against the aparthied wall and system in and around the West Bank. As the 45th anniversary of the 1967 Arab-Israeli War approaches (June 5th-10th), we talk about Zionism, the Settlers, solidarity and how folks can support the popular struggles for Palestinian autonomy and dignity. If you have the ability to help them cover legal fees, check out awalls.org and donate.

An archive of this show, as well as an extra segment on the Birthright Program and the Boycott, Divestment & Sanctions (BDS) movement
can soon be found on www.archive.org by searching the show title.

Other useful links include:

http://www.icahd.org/ – Israeli Committee Against Housing Demolitions website

http://www.awalls.org/ – Anarchists Against the Wall website

http://www.popularstruggle.org/ – Popular Struggle Co-ordination Committee website

http://www.alternativenews.org/english/ – Alternative Information Centre

http://www.addameer.org/ – Palestinian prisoner and human rights organisation

http://972mag.com/ – daily commentary from West Bank, Israel and Gaza

http://www.taayush.org/ – direct action group supporting Palestinian farmers particularly in South Hebron Hills

http://www.bdsmovement.net/ – In 2005, Palestinian civil society issued a call for a campaign of boycotts, divestment and sanctions (BDS) against Israel until it complies with international law and Palestinian rights. A truly global movement against Israeli Apartheid is rapidly emerging in response to this call.

http://boycottisrael.info/ – Israelis supporting the BDS call

http://activestills.org/ – Israeli and Palestinian photography collective

http://www.btselem.org/ – Israeli Information Centre for Human Rights in the Occupied Territories

http://punksagainstapartheid.com/ – clue is in the title 😉

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This week’s show features two conversations around the fbi, prisons and Anarchists.

The first is with Will Potter, author of Green is the New Red and blogger at greenisthenewred.com . Will is an award winning, independent journalist based out of Washington, D.C. Our conversation revolves mostly around the recent case of Anarchists in Cleveland entrapped into plotting destruction of infrastructure by the FBI and an informant.

The second conversation is with Ian This show is also in preparation for the upcoming June 11th International Day of Solidarity with Long-Term Anarchist Prisoners. Ian updates us on Marie Mason and Eric McDavid, two of the main focuses of his recent tour of the U.S. called Never Alone, in run-up for June 11th. Ian also speaks about security culture, revolutionary solidarity and growing cultures of resistance, as well as updates us on the cases of Pax in Portland (accused of property destruction) and the Grand Jury in the S.F. Bay Area.

This show will stream at ashevillefm.org/the-final-straw and can be downloaded from archive.org by searching the episode title.

http://www.june11.org
http://www.greenisthenewred.com
http://www.supportmariemason.org/
http://www.supporteric.org/
http://freepax.org/
http://waronsociety.noblogs.org/

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This week we’re speaking with Dr. George Katsiaficas, author and contributor to over a dozen books on Peoples Movements and the elucidator of the Eros Effect. For over a decade, Dr. Katsiaficas has been studying the culture and history of South Korea and it’s culture and has just published the first volume of a two part series on People’s uprisings in Asia, entitled “Asia’s Unknown Uprisings: South Korean Social Movements in the 20th Century” from PM Press. Our conversation ranges from cultural tendencies in Korea towards autonomy and the commons, to the Kwangju uprising of 1980 and even to the sister city of Santa Rosa, California, Jeju City, and their continued resistance to the building of a U.S. naval strike base.

For more of Dr. Katsiaficas’ writing, check out his website at www.eroseffect.com

This show will be streaming at ashevillefm.org/the-final-straw until 5/14, and can be found at archive.org by searching the title

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This week’s show will be a conversation with Saro Lynch-Tomason and Kila Donovan, members of the Asheville May Day Choir about music, resistance, history and the upcoming May Day celebrations in Asheville. Saro and Kila are also members of the band, Red Wind. The show features in-studio renditions of some beautiful resistance songs that we’ll be hearing this year. The two jamboree shows will be a benefit for Blair Pathways.

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This show will be on ashevillefm.org until 5/7/12, and then found at archive.org by searching the show title.

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