ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
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This is our intermission episode. We never expected to need an intermission, but this podcast, like everything else, exists in relation to a world defined by turbulence and crisis. Here's us taking the time to reintroduce ourselves after a pause induced by new jobs, finishing grad school, getting corona. and the generally crumbling texture and substance of every life in late-stage neoliberalism.
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In today’s episode, we talk to Sharmeen Khan and Chris Dixon about the difficulties that define organization and movement building. We go over all the different labors that make up organizing and how organizing is about building the capacities and capabilities of as many people as possible.
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Over the span of a few short years, the Deutsche Wohnen and Co. Enteignen campaign has fundamentally altered Berlin politics as it has been able to successfully mobilize tens of thousands of tenants around a very radical demand: it’s time to expropriate big landlords. To realize this they’ve been w…
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