New Playlist Info coming soon!
Like many people I made the easy decision to cancel my Spotify subscription. Given that the playlists from 2020-2021 are on Spotify and might no longer be accessible starting next month I have made screen caps of the lists and will be including them with the show notes so listeners can still find the names/artists of the songs. Continue reading New Playlist Info coming soon!
SF Voting Feb 2022 – VOTE NO on Recalls!
February 2022:State Legislature: David Campos School Board Recall Measures: VOTE NO ON ALL! Measure A: Recall Alison Collins: HELL NO!Measure B: Recall Gabriela López: HELL NO!Measure C: Recall Faauuga Moliga: HELL NO! Who is funding the recall effort? courtesy Occupy SF There are two committees raising money in favor of the recall. The first is called Recall School Board Members Lopez, Collins, & Moliga, and was set up in February, 2021. The committee is run jointly by Siva Raj and Autumn Looijen. Raj has two children in public San Francisco schools, while Looijen’s three children are in Los Altos. The pair, who moved to the city in … Continue reading SF Voting Feb 2022 – VOTE NO on Recalls!
December 31, 2021 with Shirley Rivera
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December 17, 2021
Listen to and/or download the episode here. (Coming soon) Heater Bloc’s Guide for Building the Copper Coil Alcohol Heater and Safety Enclosure is now available! Workers who make cakes for Baskin Robbins are forced to work 12-14 hours/day, make 13+ cakes/minute & get 3 sick days/year. Workers have been on strike for over 5 weeks. Why we need HOMES not cops! “I was homeless in SF…when my mom lost her housing… I stole, shoplifted, & went to juvenile hall b/c I was found sleeping on private property under influence of drugs/alcohol which I started taking after losing my housing as … Continue reading December 17, 2021
December 10, 2021
Listen to and/or download the episode here. This is what it’s like to work at Kellogg Torrance police traded racist, homophobic texts. It could jeopardize hundreds of cases from the LA Times FBI may shut down police use-of-force database due to lack of police participation from the Washington Post Press advocates warn of ‘chilling effect’ after North Bay journalist arrested at Sausalito homeless encampment from the San Francisco Chronicle Number of jailed journalists reached global high in 2021, at least 24 killed for their coverage -CPJ report from Reuters Victory at Elmwood, the first unionized Starbucks store in the United … Continue reading December 10, 2021
December 3, 2021
Listen to and/or download the episode here. Op-Ed: San Francisco Public School Parents Say Vote No on the Recall Hackers Are Spamming Businesses’ Receipt Printers With ‘Antiwork’ Manifestos from Vice Decolonizing Research: A Conversation with Indigenous Scholars in person event Feb 2, 2022 Ex-Rohnert Park Cop Pleads Guilty to Conspiracy to Commit Extortion from KQED DegentriFUKation/Decolonization seminar of PeopleSkool will be held on Jan 29/30, 2021 PNN: RoofLessRadio Bellingham,Wa #5 When Momma and Me Lived Outside – One family’s journey through houselessness from Poor News Network/Prensa POBRE Happy International Day of Persons with Disabilities! Jailed for 51 weeks for protesting? Britain … Continue reading December 3, 2021
November 19, 2021
Listen to and/or download the episode here. Black Lives Matter Protesters Are Facing Felony Charges a Year After Uprisings by Iveliz Orellano for Teen Vogue U.S. is suing Uber for discrimination against disabled people Deportation Defense Toolkit – ¡El Pueblo Se Defiende! SURJ Chapter Directory For the poorest people in prison, it’s a struggle to access even basic necessities by Tiana Herring for Prison Policy Initiative Redstone tenants told their 107-year-old building has sold by Annika Hom for Mission Local Poverty is a Policy Failure, Not a Personal Choice by Robert Davis for Invisible People Listen to music from the … Continue reading November 19, 2021
November 11, 2021
Listen to and/or download the episode here. Trauma in the Face of State Violence: NLG-SFBA’s Healing Justice Work 2021 Boston Anarchist Bookfair Nov 12 + 13, 2021 in person and online Support the Implementation of CART in Behavioral Health 2021 Bullying Report: Examining Islamophobia in California Schools 2021 San Francisco Transgender Film Festival online Nov 11-14, 2021 SFTFF 2021 Artist Spotlight: Hunter Pixel Jimenez Rethinking Thanksgiving Toolkit Free Steven Donziger “Imagining a World Without Poverty: The Promise of Guaranteed Income” Virtual event Nov 14, 2021 01:00 PM Apply for 2022 Anne Braden Anti-Racist Organizer Training Program Historian Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz on … Continue reading November 11, 2021
November 5, 2021
Listen to and/or download the episode here. Global Gig Workers Day of Action with our allies at Alianza Unidos World Action! Expose JNF and Israeli greenwashing at #COP26 – worldwide protests Nov 6th Register now: Confronting anti-union employers to build a high-road electric vehicle industry – online event Nov 9, 2021 04:00 PM ET Mastercard’s policy doesn’t protect anyone–but it does threaten the livelihood of sex workers After what happened in Buffalo, I don’t want to hear ‘vote blue no matter who’ again by Lauren Elizabeth Kellogg’s workers are overworked and underpaid and that’s why there striking to keep Kellogg’s from … Continue reading November 5, 2021
October 29, 2021
Listen to and/or download the episode here. (Coming soon) Carrol Fife’s speech at the unveiling of the Huey P. Newton memorial Chief Dtsa’hyl Arrested Following Growing Blockades; Machinery Shut Down on Wet’suwet’en Territory A California law gave the people power to cut pollution. Why isn’t it working? Why businesses can still get away with paying pennies to employees with disabilities Building Capacity for Mutual Aid Groups (Workshop 1): No Masters, No Flakes! Mya Byrne Listen to music from the episode here. Continue reading October 29, 2021
The Weekly Review on Mutiny Radio 