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CZM Book Club: "Ark of Bones," by Henry Dumas with Dr. Treasure Shields Redmond (Part 1)
Dr. Treasure Shields Redmond reads Margaret and Hazel a ghost story about transcendance, legacy and an unearthly river boat, by exalted ancestor Henry Dumas who was murdered by a white cop in 1968. See https://omnystudio.com/listener for pr
It Could Happen Here Weekly 253
All of this week's episodes of It Could Happen Here put together in one large file: • The Decline and Fall of the International Workers Movement • How To Print Your Own Money: The Case for Local Currencies • How the ‘Delivery Protection Act
Executive Disorder: French Student Protests, Flavio Bolsonaro, ‘Third Country’ Deportations
The gang discuss a tree-sit on the border, massive student protests in France, a Supreme Court ruling on rendition, the Brazilian election, a Russian researcher who was accidentally exposed to the pneumonic plague, and the death of former H
Attacking Palestinian Health
In this episode Dana El Kurd talks with Yara Asi, Palestinian scholar, author, and public health researcher studying how conflict, structural violence, and political systems shape health and human security. Yara describes the attacks on Pal
How the ‘Delivery Protection Act’ Takes on Amazon
Garrison talks with Matt and Olivia from the NYC-DSA Labor Working Group about how Amazon uses subcontractors to exploit “last mile” delivery drivers and how a new bill could hold Amazon accountable and strengthen workers' ability to organi
How To Print Your Own Money: The Case for Local Currencies
Guest host Zaron Burnett investigates the curious question: Can we print our own money? The short answer is: yes, yes we can. To consider the more nuanced aspects of that question, Burnett spoke with Peter LaRochelle from the Schumacher Cen
Cracking the Case on Egg Corruption
James looks into the DOJ investigation into egg price fixing and what it can tell us about the way our food system treats animals and people. Sources: https://www.justice.gov/atr/media/1450281/dl?inline https://www.newspapers.com/article/th
The Decline and Fall of the International Workers Movement
From the battle for democracy in the workplace to the division of the class itself, Mia examines how workers lost the world Sources: https://www.endnotes.org.uk/issues/issue-4/endnotes-a-history-of-separation-preface https://libcom.org/arti
CZM Book Club: "The Devil Lives Here," by Margaret Killjoy
Margaret kicks off spooky month by sharing a spooky story of her own about a haunted cave and the 90s teens who get lost in it See https://omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
It Could Happen Here Weekly 252
All of this week's episodes of It Could Happen Here put together in one large file: • US Military Boat Strikes in the Caribbean and Pacific • After Ceuta • Were Macklemore’s First Amendment Rights Violated? • What Happened in the Labor Move
Executive Disorder: DHS Voter Roll Purge, Cornell and Title IX, Hungary’s Anti-Corruption Crusade
We discuss taxpayer funded pro-Trump ads, the Supreme Court approving a widely inaccurate verification system to purge voter registration, the Chi Phi Snapchat gang assault at Cornell, Trump reinstating the 2020 version of Title IX, how Pri
What Happened in the Labor Movement Last Month?
In this episode, labor reporter Kim Kelly breaks down September's biggest and baddest labor stories, from an historic union election for caregivers to union-busting at AutoZone. Sources: https://labornotes.org/2026/09/video-game-workers-win
Were Macklemore’s First Amendment Rights Violated?
Kevin Foster speaks with Mo Meltzer-Cohen, a law professor at CUNY School of Law, about Macklemore being booted from the Ed Sheeran tour and the First Amendment implications. Sources: • https://www.instagram.com/reels/Dc_bH4_N1FN/ • https:/
After Ceuta
In this episode Dana El Kurd talks with Harsha Walia about the anti immigrant backlash that has emerged in the aftermath of the migrant crossing incident in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta. Harsha breaks down what happened, how parts of the ri
The Coming Flood
In Part Two of our series on The Wall and the Wilderness, James talks about the cultural and ecological damage done by the border wall and continues his interview with Dr. Christina Aiello about the Peninsular Bighorn ram that was killed by
US Military Boat Strikes in the Caribbean and Pacific
Carlos Berríos Polanco discusses the United States’ yearlong campaign of extrajudicial killing through boat strikes in the Caribbean and the Pacific, how the Trump Administration set the foundation for the campaign since its first da
CZM Book Club Presents: Stories from "Black Box," by Mata Kastrisiou and translated by Kostas Kaltsas
Margaret reads you 4 very short, dream like stories from a collection by a Greek author See https://omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
It Could Happen Here Weekly 251
All of this week's episodes of It Could Happen Here put together in one large file: • West Bank Takeover • The AI Regulation Debate • Diversity With Andrew • Gas Prices and Oil Wars • Executive Disorder: Trump Bans the “Free Press,” Palesti
Executive Disorder: Trump Bans the “Free Press,” Palestinian National Council Elections, ICE Shooting, Canadian Neoliberalism
The gang discuss Trump’s speech at the UN, the Paramount-Warner Brothers merger, another ICE shooting in Texas, how Mark Carney’s Bill C-39 threatens Indigenous rights and labor, a new election plan in Palestine, UK lifeboat protests, and T
Gas Prices and Oil Wars
Mia looks at how recent shifts in gas prices tell the story of a series of global wars and American empire. Sources: • https://www.npr.org/2026/09/18/nx-s1-5973810/houthi-attacks-saudi-oil-world-markets • https://www.wsj.com/business/energy
Diversity With Andrew
James is joined by Andrew to discuss diversity and its value as a concept, not a corporate buzzword. Sources: • In Light of Our Differences by David Harmon • The Difference: How the Power of Diversity Creates Better Groups, Firms, Schools,
The AI Regulation Debate
Garrison outlines various proposals for a regulatory “slowdown” of frontier AI models, Trump’s push against regulation, the risk of regulatory capture, legislation for public ownership of AI companies and control of this technology, and the
The Wall and the Wilderness
James talks about the ecological disaster that is the border wall and interviews Dr. Christina Aiello about the Peninsular Bighorn ram that was killed by razor wire in the Jacumba mountains. Sources: https://www.usaspending.gov/search?hash=
West Bank Takeover
In this episode Dana El Kurd talks about how the settlers and the Israeli state are working hand in hand to ethnically cleanse Palestinians from the West Bank, and how we should understand the relationship between the two actors. Sources: h
CZM Book Club: Ocotillo, by Madeline ffitch
Margaret reads you a surreal story about the surreal Southwest, written by one of her favorite authors See https://omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
It Could Happen Here Weekly 250
All of this week's episodes of It Could Happen Here put together in one large file: • Sanctions, Terror, and the Internet • Should AOC talk to MAHA? • Debating the American Role in the Middle East • A History Built of Uprising • Executive D
Executive Disorder: Oil Crisis, New Mail-In-Voting Rules Blocked, Macklemore Based??
The gang discuss Ed Sheeran dropping Macklemore from his tour over pro Palestine comments, courts blocking new mail-in-ballot requirements, Houthi attacks on Saudi oil infrastructure, a report detailing tiny metal cages at Alligator Alcatra
A History Built of Uprising
Mia begins a series on the history of the most recent series of uprisings by examining how history moves. Sources: https://www.marxists.org/archive/marx/works/1852/18th-brumaire/ch01.htm https://www.endnotes.org.uk/issues/issue-4/endnotes-a
Debating the American Role in the Middle East
In this episode Dana El Kurd talks about the debate in DC on what the role of the US has been in the Middle East, and what it should be. She also talks about what’s missing from these discussions. Sources: https://www.cfr.org/articles/the-u
Should AOC talk to MAHA?
Garrison talks with Dr. Kaveh Hoda about the potential risks and benefits of doing outreach to people within the MAHA movement, the partisan makeup of MAHA, and why AOC is privately talking with MAHA influencers. Sources: https://www.politi
