In a world dominated by the "unblemished record of total failure" that is mainstream environmental policy, how do we find a path toward actual survival?. In this episode, we sit down with author an...
Ever wonder about the man dubbed the "socialist Forrest Gump" of the 19th century?. Born in India to a military family, Henry Stephens Salt was funneled into the elite world of Eton College, where ...
This episode traces the continuous thread of Luddite resistance from the dawn of the Industrial Revolution straight through to the age of AI, noting how the term Luddite is often used today as a pe...
Victoria Melody, the vibrant comedian and artist from Bristol, takes us on a captivating journey into the world of the Diggers, a radical group from the English Civil War era. With her signature bl...
What if the solution to our modern societal woes lies buried in the past? Let's journey back to the English Civil War, a turbulent period of chaos, famine, and rebellion, to uncover the radical vis...
The Diggers of 1649 were not just dreamers—they were pioneers of an idea that threatened the very core of property ownership and commerce. Picture a society where land is shared, and the marketplac...
In this episode, you’ll explore land-based resistance and community defense through the dramatic narrative of Gerald Fitzgerald, the last Earl of Desmond, and his cousin, James Fitzmaurice Fitzgera...
Join us for an enlightening conversation with Walt Patrick from Harlan Forest, a groundbreaking nonprofit in Washington state that offers eco-friendly death care services. Walt takes us through the...
Renowned social and domestic historian Ruth Goodman joins us to share her unique perspective on history, not just as a series of events, but as lived experiences. Known for her engaging work on BBC...
Dr. Carter J. Carter, a seasoned psychotherapist and academic, joins us to explore the rich and complex tapestry that intertwines psychotherapy, activism, and radical politics. His profound insight...
Join us as we chat with Kay and Shani, the inspiring founders of this grassroots movement, born in the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic. Discover how their innovative approach to planting and di...
This episode provides a critical guide for individuals, particularly undocumented immigrants and their allies, on how to navigate and protect themselves and their communities amidst increasing fede...
This episode is a Tomorrow, Today crossover-- to listen to more episodes from Tomorrow, Today, search for the podcast wherever you are listening to this episode! Dr. Rachel Proffitt from the Univer...
Irish writer Jimmy Billings brings a captivating perspective to our discussion on identity, decolonization, and the profound connection to the land. With roots in Waterford and academic pursuits at...
Shana Hanson, a visionary in sustainable agriculture, returns to share her pioneering work with tree fodder. Despite facing equipment delays and the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, Shana's det...
Hannah Kass, a joint PhD candidate from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, invites us into her world of research and activism, where she navigates the complex intersections of social movements, s...
Join us as we explore the intricate world of forests with Dr. Allie Kosiba, a top-notch forest ecophysiologist and State Extension Forester at the University of Vermont. Dr. Kosiba brings her exten...
Ethan Bonnin, a passionate ecologist and researcher, brings his expertise from the borderlands of southeastern Arizona to our podcast, exploring the intricate balance between ecology and agricultur...
Unlock the secrets of chufa, the humble tiger nut, as we journey through its fascinating history and cultural significance. Discover how this ancient tuber played a role in the diets of our early h...
The streets of Chicago are alive with tension, and the backdrop of our episode is nothing less than the real-life drama of ICE operations and the city's spirited resistance. We welcome back Omar Fl...
