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Rachel Maddow Presents: Ultra

Rachel Maddow, MSNBC

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As a new authoritarian movement rises in American politics, stoked by one of the country’s most outrageous demagogues, there is an all-out international manhunt for an American traitor. The U.S. Army’s Nazi war crimes trials in Germany have been infiltrated by a spy -- a mole for the other side. A gruesome foreign influence operation unfolds in Washington. A blackmail plot turns deadly in the U.S. Senate. A Hail Mary scheme to stop the counting of the Electoral College votes rattles democrac ...
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BLAST THE RIGHT

Jack Clark

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Politics, bare-knuckles style. I use facts and logic to kick right wing butt! Subjects include: U.S. opposition to democracy around the world, GOP voter fraud, right-wing racism, phony right wing Christians doing the opposite of what Jesus said in Matthew 25, the Iraq war, Bill O'Reilly, Sean Hannity, George Bush, Ann Coulter, Rush Limbaugh, unequal income and wealth distribution. I start where Al Franken and Bill Maher leave off. Plenty of audio clips of all your favorite conservative devil ...
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Bible, Bros & Brew

David McIntyre & Phillip Rich

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Bible, Bros, & Brew is all about helping you navigate your relationship with God in practical, real-life ways. Hosts David and Phil dig into scripture—'chopping up the word'—and bring it to life with insights you can actually use every day. And while they’re at it, they share their favorite 'brews'—don’t worry, it’s not booze! Just a solid lineup of classic coffees and teas to keep the conversations flowing.
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The Dugout is a weekly Black anarchist podcast hosted by Jordan Mays and Prince Shakur, bringing decolonial, queer, and anarchist perspectives to news, media, and history. Each episode explores radical politics, social movements, direct action, and literature—covering everything from Afro-pessimism and Black anarchist theory to decolonial insurrections and global uprisings. We also interview revolutionaries, scholars, and organizers fighting for liberation today. Have ideas, reading recs, or ...
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Xavier Blake and Kimber Bell

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LABELLESSsc is a podcast where two South Carolinians, Xavier and Kimber examine current events such as Politics and the ever changing cultures within America in a way that looks beyond the labels into what they really think.
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Washington DC's #1 podcast and platform for the city's best and brightest. Subscribe/Follow us for fresh episodes and content regularly. Please Like Comment and Share your favorites!!! Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/blcvkbroadway/support
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Radioactive

Tablet Magazine

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Before CNN and Fox News, before shock jocks and powerful pundits, there was Father Charles Coughlin, an ambitious priest who invented political talk radio as we know it, brought down one president and crowned another, and was at one point considered the most powerful man in America. He was also a rabid antisemite who wrote fan mail to Mussolini and cheered on Hitler, and who used his enormous platform to spread hate. In this 8-part podcast, Detroit journalist Andrew Lapin weaves together arc ...
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This podcast is a companion to the website ongoinghistoryofprotestsongs.com. I started the website on December 6, 2017. Not only have I always been a passionate music fan, but I have always had an interest in the historical developments of music. An important part of that history is the integral role that music has played within social movements. I have always been drawn to music with a socially conscious message.
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Tom Noble confronts the hypocrisy of Christian Nationalism, the truth of January 6 and the fear that fuels the culture wars over issues such as CRT. Noble points to true leadership principles and lessons-learned from his family's and our country's collective history - principles and truths that stand in contrast to the failing political integrity and moral courage embraced by too many today. "In 1861 my family came down on the wrong side of God and history. We must confront the truth of our ...
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What did those three hundred individuals who drafted the Indian Constitution want India to be? How far or close are we to achieving that radical vision of liberty, equality, and freedom shown by BR Ambedkar? These ideas sound great but what does it really mean to us, what is a constitution and how does it affect us as we go about living our lives? The Longest Constitution podcast is about the people of India and their Constitution. And achieving the constitutional vision of freedom, equality ...
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In Galatians 5:19-21, Paul offers a list of destructive behaviors known as "the works of the flesh", all of which reflect an attitude that is--to one degree or another--antagonistic to God's will and His ways. In this latest installment of our series titled "Walking in the Spirit", David and Phil continue exploring this list, this time stopping to …
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"The Dugout Podcast just launched The Dugout Newsletter! Get radical news, abolitionist analysis, and updates straight to your inbox. | LAUNCHING ON MARCH 15, 2025 Read the first issue for free on our Patreon: patreon.com/TheDugoutPod --------------------------------- What this newsletter will offer: Prison Justice Updates: Legal battles, strikes, …
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Today, we break down the state—its role, its violence, and why anarchists reject it. We examine Max Weber’s idea of the state as a monopoly on legitimate violence and connect it to Black anarchist critiques from Lorenzo Kom’boa Ervin and William C. Anderson. How does the state uphold racial and economic hierarchies? Why does seizing state power rec…
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In this episode of The Dugout, we sit down with ASL PRINCESS, a visionary artist, organizer, and founding member of CLASS WAR COLLECTIVE, to talk about the power of queer anger, the necessity of being antagonistic to trans misogynoir, and the radical act of building community on our own terms. ASL PRINCESS shares stories about growing up in a famil…
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Multiplatform broadcast journalist Laura Westbrook speaks with fellow journalists and members of the Hong Kong Foreign Correspondents Club: Zela China, journalist governor on the FCC board, broadcast journalist, president of the Asia chapter of the Asian American Journalist's Association, and Kriti Gandhi, recipient of the FCC's Claire Hollingworth…
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Ever wondered what everyday resistance actually looks like? In this video, I share how I’ve practiced anarchist calisthenics throughout my life— from QUEERNESS AS RESISTANCE to HOW LABOR IS A SITE OF COMPLIANCE TO OPPOSE —and how you can do the same. If you’re looking for ways to push back against oppressive systems in your daily life, or just curi…
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In Galatians 5:19-21, Paul outlines several actions and mindsets that comprise what he calls "the works of the flesh". Within this 17-item list there exists a handful of sins that are characterized by the idea of animosity. In this latest installment of our series titled "Walking in the Spirit", David & Phil take a deep dive into what these sins of…
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We sit down with Dr. Mohamed Abdou, a Muslim anarchist scholar and activist, to discuss the intersections of decolonization, abolition, and spiritual resistance. Dr. Abdou shares his journey from Cairo to Turtle Island, reflecting on his political awakening through Frantz Fanon, Malcolm X, and grassroots movements like the Zapatistas and Black Libe…
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I’ve lived the impact of U.S. immigration policies firsthand—watching my stepfather get incarcerated and deported. In this video, I break down the harmful realities of Trump's immigration agenda, how ICE operates as a tool of state violence, and why abolition—not reform—is the only way forward. From personal experience to historical context, this i…
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In Galatians 5:19-21, Paul lays out a list of actions and spiritual conditions known as the "works of the flesh". While it's easy to just skim over these lists in the scriptures (Paul outlined several of them in the various letters he wrote), there's a danger in doing so, because being able to recognize these destructive behaviors when they try to …
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In Episode 3 of ourDirect Action 101 series, we break down whydirect action and mutual aid are more crucial than ever—not just for survival, but for resisting oppression and building stronger communities. From theBlack Panther Party’s free breakfast programs toborder aid and legal defense, we explore how mutual aid fills the gaps where institutions…
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Many of us are familiar with Paul's list of the fruit of the spirit in Galatians 5:22-23, but what often gets overlooked is that this list was in contrast to another list that preceded it--what Paul called the "works of the flesh". Without careful study, it can be easy to overlook the significance of this list, as it describes what human nature oft…
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In this episode of The Dugout, we break down the recent neo-Nazi demonstration in Lincoln Heights, Ohio, and the community’s powerful response. We explore the long history of Black self-defense, the failures of law enforcement, and the ongoing threats of fascist organizing. What does this moment reveal about the reality of anti-fascist resistance, …
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In this episode, we explore five must-read books that challenge mainstream narratives and dive deep into Black radical thought, anarchism, and liberation. From the revolutionary ideas of Modibo Kadalie to the poetic brilliance of Audre Lorde, these works offer critical insights into resistance, survival, and Black freedom struggles. Whether you're …
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Radical comedian and writer Marcela Onyango joins The Dugout to talk about their journey from Nairobi to Texas, discovering anarchism through satire, and using comedy as a tool for resistance. We discuss radicalization, tenant organizing, mutual aid, and the power of imagining a world beyond capitalism. ---------------------------------------------…
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Living a spirit-led life is not only possible for believers in Christ--it's the natural by-product of maintaining a consistent, vital fellowship with the Holy Spirit. While this type of life is promised to all believers who put their trust in Christ, there are many obstacles that would try to keep us from attaining it, including legalism and carnal…
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In this episode of INTRO TO. BLACK ANARCHISM, we’re breaking down the idea of “anarchist calisthenics”—a theory about practicing small acts of disobedience to build the muscles for bigger resistance. Inspired by James C. Scott’s Two Cheers for Anarchism, we’ll explore how poor and marginalized people have long used quiet acts of defiance to survive…
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In this episode of DIRECT ACTION 101, I answer your questions about ORGANIZING 101, mutual aid, community trust, and ableism. with other Black anarchists Thank you @lucretia_macevil for being on this episode of DA 101! ----------------------- EPISODE CHAPTERS 00:00 Intro01:09 Q&A with @lucretia_macevil on direct action, mutual aid, accessibility, o…
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In this episode of The Dugout, we dive into and introduction to Capitalism, exploring our relationship to the economic system at play. We discuss the different dynamics and property relations such as private, public and personal property, reflecting on its significance in Black radical thought, anarchist practices, and liberation movements. Join us…
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Perhaps the most important skill you can develop in your Christian life is learning how to fellowship with and rely on the Holy Spirit. After all, if we're being honest, there is no such thing as "walking in the spirit" without receiving help and guidance from the Spirit of God. In this latest installment of our series titled "Walking in the Spirit…
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In this episode of The Dugout, we dive into Black history month exploring Black Anarchism as a part of our mini-episode seires, INTRO TO BLACK ANARCHISM. We give a quick intro into the politic, reflecting on its significance in Black radical thought, anarchist practices, and liberation movements. Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe to suppor…
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In this episode, we sit down with Jamal Joseph, former Black Panther and Panther 21 member, to discuss his revolutionary journey and the lessons of resistance. He reflects on his time in the BPP, the impact of COINTELPRO, and the survival programs that sustained the movement. Jamal shares his experience in the Panther 21 trial, detailing their lega…
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In this episode of The Dugout, I share my month of humanitarian aid work at the U.S.-Mexico border and reflect on how immigration, borders, and carcerality intersect with personal and political struggles. From witnessing the cruelty of border enforcement to unpacking my own family’s experiences with incarceration and deportation, I explore the deep…
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Though it may not initially sound like it, walking in the spirit is a surprisingly practical activity, especially when you keep this central truth in mind: Fruit is the natural product of seed. If we want to bear fruit (i.e., the fruit of the spirit), we must learn how to become good "spiritual farmers" by protecting and cultivating the seed of God…
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In this episode of The Dugout, we’re thrilled to welcome Margaret Killjoy, a prolific author, musician, crafter, and unapologetic anarchist. Margaret shares her journey from growing up as a "confused goth kid" in the suburbs to discovering anarchism through punk subculture and anti-globalization movements. We dive into the role of speculative ficti…
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One of the most powerful keys to making progress in your spiritual life is this simple yet profound concept: Fruit is the product of seed. If we plan on bearing the fruit of the spirit outlined in Galatians 5:22, we have to take seriously the cultivation of the seed of God's Word in our everyday life. In this second installment of our series on how…
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In this episode, we delve into the anticipated changes under President-elect Donald Trump's second term, focusing on his proposed policies in education and immigration. We explore the potential dismantling of the Department of Education, the introduction of universal school choice, and the impact on LGBTQIA protections. Additionally, we examine the…
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You’ve probably heard the phrase "walking in the Spirit," but what does it really mean? Is it about appearing somber and pious, seeing angels and demons, or reaching a level of spirituality reserved for a select few? The good news is that walking in the Spirit is far more practical—and accessible—than you might think. In this episode of Bible, Bros…
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In this episode, we delve into the intersections of desirability politics, revolutionary violence, and media spectacle, exploring how attractiveness shapes public perceptions of political acts. Using the Luigi Manjoni case as a focal point, we ask: Why does his "hotness" dominate the narrative? How does desirability dilute or amplify revolutionary …
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Veteran broadcast journalist Karen Koh speaks with writer/designer Billy Potts and collaborator/photographer Ben Marans about their HK Ghost Signs project, recording and documenting signs in Hong Kong left behind and found in all sorts of locations, marking different eras, technologies and cultural movements that have left their mark on a fast-chan…
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In the second half of our conversation with Mutt, we explore the transformative potential of Black anarchism through the lens of Muntjac’s work and the radical publishing efforts of Sedition Press. Mutt shares insights on Black diasporic life, politics, and resistance against the forces of Babylon. We discuss topics like: Intersectional critiques o…
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DIRECT ACTION 101. EP 1 - In Direct Action 101 Episode 1, I take you through the last ten years of my journey in grassroots organizing. From navigating police tactics and planning marches to holding meetings and developing strategies for change, I share key lessons that have shaped my path. Whether you’re new to activism or a seasoned organizer, th…
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Journalist and broadcaster Laura Westbrook sits down with two members of the FCC for two very different perspectives on 2024 and the year that was. Harry Harrison might just be the last surviving daily editorial cartoonist in Hong Kong, and speaks about his favourite news moments of the year, the prospect of drawing Donald Trump for four more years…
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The Foreign Correspondents’ Club, Hong Kong announced a little while ago that Kriti Gandhi and Jay Ganglani are the recipients of the sixth annual Clare Hollingworth Fellowship, named in honor of the preeminent and path-breaking journalist. Listen in as they discuss why they chose careers in journalism at a time when the future of news appears most…
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Have you ever wondered how coffee blends and quirky mugs could spark conversations about identity, redemption, and the spirit of the holidays? Join Jon, Ryan, Phil, and David for a festive Christmas edition of Bible, Bros & Brew. Over our favorite brews and some laughter-filled moments with beloved mugs, we wrap up the profound truths of Romans 8. …
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ABOUT THIS EPISODEIn this recap and reflection on Season 1 of the podcast, we talk about what goals we had when we started, what we've learned from this project so far, our favorite episodes, and what's next for Season 2. #TheDugout #BlackAnarchism ------------------------------------- MENTIONED MEDIA AND RESOURCES: HELP "FREE POLO": https://openco…
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Ever wondered what it truly means to be a new creation in Christ and how it can transform your life? Join us on Bible Bros and Brew as we unravel the impactful teachings of 2 Corinthians 5:17 and explore the concept of the triune nature of humanity. We promise you'll gain a deeper understanding of how spiritual renewal is only the beginning and why…
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ABOUT THE EPISODE I sat down to talk about the chaotic year of 2024 and some observations I have while walking away from it - from the UHC incident to social media to class consciousness. #politics #2024 CHAPTERS 00:00 Intro01:15 - How HUMOR is a potential vehicle to CLASS CONSCIOUSNESS05:58 - The sinister wealth behind Trump's upcoming cabinet07:2…
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Unlock the keys to breaking the cycle of sin and embracing your true identity in Christ in this powerful episode of Bible, Bros & Brew. How can understanding your spiritual adoption transform your life? Join us as we delve into Romans 8, exploring the journey of living a Spirit-led life and overcoming the pull of fleshly desires. Over cups of our f…
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The Jay Treaty: How a Controversial Agreement Shaped Early America In this episode, we delve into the Jay Treaty of 1794—a pivotal yet controversial document that played a crucial role in America's early years. Facing post-Revolution tensions with Great Britain, ongoing trade disputes, impressment of sailors, and the impact of the French Revolution…
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The Turbulent Presidency of John Adams: From Quasi-War to Alien and Sedition Acts Join the Mr. History Podcast as we delve into the dramatic and often overlooked presidency of John Adams. Explore the unique challenges Adams faced, including the contentious 1796 election, the international turmoil during the French Revolution, the Quasi-War, the XYZ…
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Understanding George Washington's Leadership: Challenges, Compromises, and Legacy Join us on an insightful journey into the complex world of George Washington's presidency. This episode delves into the pressures of leading a new nation, examining key events such as the Treaty of Greenville, the Neutrality Proclamation, and Washington's famous farew…
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What if embracing your true identity in Christ could break the chains of sin and lead to a more fulfilling, victorious life? In this episode of Bible, Bros & Brew, we dive into Romans 8, unpacking the transformative power of renewing our minds and fully stepping into the grace that calls us to rise above our struggles. With heartfelt reflections an…
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In this episode, Jordan reads the chapter Indigenous Rooted Direct Action from Klee Benally’s No Spiritual Surrender: Indigenous Anarchy in Defense of the Sacred. 📖 Read the Book:No Spiritual Surrender: Indigenous Anarchy in Defense of the Sacred —--------------------------------------------- About the Book A searing anti-colonial analysis rooted i…
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What if breaking the cycle of sin isn’t as impossible as it feels? In this episode of Bible, Bros & Brew, we delve into Romans 6, 7, and 8 to explore the tension between our desire to live righteously and the pull of sin. Together, we unravel Paul’s insights on how the law, though good and holy, can be twisted by sin, and discover the liberating po…
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In this first part of our interview with Mutt, a revolutionary and key figure in the UK’s Black anarchist movement, we dive deep into radical propaganda, racialization, and the power of decentralized living. Mutt, involved with MUNTJAC—a collective of POC anarchists—shares their journey through the punk scene, their radicalization in response to th…
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Why do we sometimes choose what we know is wrong, despite our best intentions? In this episode of Bible, Bros & Brew, we tackle this timeless struggle, exploring Romans 6 and 7 to uncover the battle between serving sin and embracing righteousness. Together, we reflect on the transformative power of grace—not just as a pardon but as a call to a high…
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In this episode, we unpack the 2024 election results and discuss the urgent need for organizing beyond the ballot box. With a Republican-controlled House, Senate, and presidency, what lies ahead is a reality where marginalized communities, especially immigrants and Black, Indigenous, and POC groups, face new threats. We explore how historical patte…
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Can grace lead you to sin? Join us as we tackle this thought-provoking question and unravel the profound teachings of Romans 6. Highlighting key verses in this seminal chapter, David and Phil address the provocative question of whether grace encourages sin and emphasize the importance of breaking free from the repetitive cycles of sin that many bel…
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