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What's the Roadless Rule and Who Wants To Scrap It?
James and journalist Jason Dove Mark explain the roadless rule, national forests, and the Trump administration's attempts to strip protections from tens of thousands of acres of public land. https://www.regulations.gov/document/FS-2025-0001
Sanctions, Terror, and the Internet
Margaret joins James to discuss a new round of sanctions against, among others, Autistici/Inventati and the internet infrastructure services they provided. Sources: https://www.inventati.org/campaign/press https://keepitfree.ai/announcement
CZM Book Club: Reverse Book Club: Talking "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" with Bridget, Hazel and All of You
To close out Black August, Margaret sits down with Bridget Todd and Hazel Acacia to finish talking about one of the most iconic Trek episodes ever made (S6E13: Far Beyond the Stars of Deep Space Nine)- and you're invited See https://omnystu
It Could Happen Here Weekly 249
All of this week's episodes of It Could Happen Here put together in one large file: • Counterrevolution in Egypt • What Happened with Milo Yiannopoulos? • The Death of American Hegemony • Executive Disorder: Escalation in Iran, Trade War wi
Executive Disorder: Escalation in Iran, Trade War with Canada, Arcade.gov
The gang discuss new prediction market advertising campaigns, a 9/11 themed attack ad against Abdul El-Sayed, the US striking Iranian oil tankers, Trump’s illegal tariffs against Canada, and the White House’s new online arcade with a “Build
The Death of American Hegemony
Mia discusses the long arc of the Pax Americana, its roots in the US Navy, and how Trump’s war with Iran has blown it up. Sources: • https://www.endnotes.org.uk/issues/issue-2/endnotes-misery-and-debt • https://www.theodorerooseveltcenter.o
What Happened with Milo Yiannopoulos?
Garrison talks about the former rising star of the alt-right being deported to the UK, the beef between Milo and Laura Loomer, possible issues with his green card, and how his deportation may relate to his ongoing divorce. Sources: • https:
Counterrevolution in Egypt
In this episode Dana El Kurd talks with Hossam El-Hamalawy, a journalist and socialist from Cairo, who was among the organizers of the 2011 uprising. He has been involved in the labour movement and the fight against police brutality in Egyp
Did Donald Trump Ban Buffalo?
James is joined by Molly to discuss how the Bureau of Land Management is quietly changing its approach to public land management and what it means for approximately 900 bison in Central Montana. (originally run on It Could Happen Here in Ma
CZM Reverse Book Club: Talking "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" with Bridget, Hazel, and All of You
To close out Black August, Margaret sits down with Bridget Todd and Hazel Acacia to talk about one of the most iconic Trek episodes ever made (S6E13: Far Beyond the Stars of Deep Space Nine)- and you're invited See https://omnystudio.com/li
It Could Happen Here Weekly 248
All of this week's episodes of It Could Happen Here put together in one large file. • Disarming Hamas • Anarchists and the Great War with Andrew • The Hunt for Jason Arday • Civilization with Andrew • Executive Disorder: US Strikes Wedding
Executive Disorder: US Strikes Wedding in Iran, Mail-In Voting Whistleblower, Tupac Killer Convicted
The gang discuss the dissolution of the SDF, Lake America, MAGA influencers secretly working for the Pentagon, Trump’s oil deal in Venezuela, new US strikes in Iran, a USPS whistleblower warning about voting restrictions, and the Tupac murd
Civilization with Andrew
Andrew talks with James about the concept of civilization and how we can use it to understand our shared past and future. Sources: Against the Grain by James C. Scott Civilized to Death by Christopher Ryan Wild Thought by Claude Lévi-Straus
The Hunt for Jason Arday
Robert reads an investigative report by French author and researcher, Stephanie Lamy, about the community of race scientists who went after Jason Arday. Source: https://share.google/VTyoNfxD04LW1B51H See https://omnystudio.com/listener for
Anarchists and the Great War with Andrew
Andrew talks with Mia about how anarchists approach fighting in wars through the lens of the anarchist debate on joining WWI. Sources: Matthew S. Adams, Anarchism and the First World War George Woodcock, Peter Kropotkin: From Prince to Rebe
Losing Everything: How Communities Recover From Fire When Politicians Abandon Them
James follows up on last week's episode and talked to Miles Gray about what it is like to lose your home in a fire and how people can continue to help fire survivors. Sources: https://lacounty.gov/2026/08/04/county-of-los-angeles-fire-depar
Disarming Hamas
In this episode Dana El Kurd talks about recent news of Hamas dissolving its emergency committee in Gaza and agreeing to disarmament – sort of. Sources: https://carnegieendowment.org/events/2026/04/what-path-forward-the-board-of-peace-gaza-
CZM Rewind: Plastic People, by Tobias Buckell
Margaret reads Gare a story in making fun of rich people in space Original Air Date: 12.03.2023 See https://omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
It Could Happen Here Weekly 247
All of this week's episodes of It Could Happen Here put together in one large file. • How to Rob a City: NBA Billionaire Edition • How the United States Built its Colonial Empire, Pt. 2 • Sophie Cunningham's Transphobic WNBA Panic • DHS Sur
Executive Disorder: Mail-In Voting Restrictions, Canadian Trade War, Record High ICE Detentions
The gang discuss the death of Dolly Parton, a drought in Puerto Rico, SCOTUS allowing Trump to implement his executive order on mail-in voting, trade negotiations falling apart with Canada, how police are circumventing sanctuary policies, a
DHS Surveillance and Infiltration of ICE Protests in Minnesota
Garrison outlines what we know about how DHS investigated anti-ICE protests in Minneapolis and new discovery documents revealing Homeland Security Investigations reports on financial probes of activist groups and labor unions. Sources: http
Sophie Cunningham's Transphobic WNBA Panic
Mia talks with trans sports journalist Frankie de la Cruz and former trans college athlete Bugsmaytrix about WNBA bit player Sophie Cunningham's pivot to transphobia and the right's war on trans people. Links: https://www.thefrankiedlc.news
How the United States Built its Colonial Empire, Pt. 2
Journalist Carlos Berríos Polanco talks with James about how the United States acquired its inhabited overseas colonies, why the constitution doesn't fully apply there, and what it means as Trump says he wants to add new territories
Go Now: How to Prepare for Fire Evacuation
Weeks after more than 600 houses in Spokane burned, James talks to community members about how people prepared, cared for each other, and worried about migration enforcement during the fire evacuations. Sources: Aldo Leopold- A Sand County
How to Rob a City: NBA Billionaire Edition
Investigative Journalist Kevin Foster discusses the bad economics of public investments in sports and how billionaires will try to rob your city Sources: • https://www.forbes.com/profile/thomas-dundon/ • https://www.currentaffairs.org/news/
CZM Book Club: Jesus Christ in Texas, by W.E.B. DuBois
Margaret reads a story about a strange visitor by a civil rights activist and writer See https://omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
It Could Happen Here Weekly 246
All of this week's episodes of It Could Happen Here put together in one large file. • How the United States Built its Colonial Empire, Pt. 1 • The Dangers of Silica ft. Kim Kelly • How AI Companies are Monetizing Intimacy, Ft. Bridget Todd
Executive Disorder: Iran Ceasefire Expires, Corrupt Military Contractors, Florida Election
The gang discuss a DHS investigation into Minnesota labor unions part of an alleged anti-ICE conspiracy, military detention near National Defense Areas at the border, the USS Lincoln, why a General Dynamics factory can't make artillery shel
Fighting for Incarcerated Workers
Mia talks with Colin, Giselle, and Audra of the Incarcerated Workers Organizing Committee about organizing behind bars and the conditions of incarcerated workers in the US. Links: https://audrasrealthoughts.wordpress.com/ https://incarcerat
How AI Companies are Monetizing Intimacy, Ft. Bridget Todd
Garrison talks with Bridget Todd about how personally intimate AI chatbots are creating a new form of emotional surveillance and why focusing just on “AI girlfriends” overlooks the need to regulate emotionally manipulative AI and for-profit
