The Digital Rhythm Revolution Episodes play every 5th Sunday ( March, May,
Aug, and Nov), 7-8p
Things are changing.
Let's lean into the unknown.
Heavy Techno chops, Off-Kilter Beats, Spacious Dub, Static.
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While we’re told by politicians that the ideas of Karl Marx are foreign and
have no place in this country, history proves otherwise. In Karl Marx in
America (2025), Andrew Hartman shows that Marx and Marxism have had a
significant influence on the United States, from ...
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Desiree Hellegers hosts this decolonial Thanksgiving week show, featuring an
all Indigenous line up of musicians and the following segments:
“We need to dismantle settler colonialism in the United States. What
Israel is doing to Palestinians in Gaza and the West Ba...
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As we tumble toward autocracy, we still don’t know exactly what’s in
store, yet it has become clear what we should fear, and that we need to
muster a movement that will stand up to everything hurtling toward us. But on
today’s Locus Focus, I want to go back in time and t...
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Remaining Awake
With Music For The Moment
On this episode of Oh Gee Pee Oh Gee we’re reflecting on some wise words
from the greatest generation while Jeremy keeps you company with a variety of
perspectives and a variety of good music
Join us to hear tracks from Po...
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Voices of the Ironfront is a fierce, uncompromising dive into the world of
modern antifascism. Each episode breaks open the machinery of hate groups,
white-supremacist movements, and far-right organizing in the United States
while highlighting the communities fighting ba...
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Carol Tyler is a painter, educator, and award-winning cartoonist whose books
include Soldier’s Heart: The Campaign to Understand My WWII Veteran
Father; Late Bloomer; and The Ephemerata: Shaping the Exquisite Nature of
Grief. Her work has been featured in the comics ...
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Dr. Reiko Hillyer discusses Classroom 4, a documentary that follows a course
she teaches inside a prison involving students from a nearby college and
incarcerated students, about the history of crime and punishment in the US.
The Inside-Out Prison Exchange class consists...
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Wealth, Inequality, and “The Great Gatsby” (an Against the Grain
rebroadcast)
F. Scott Fitzgerald wrote about rich people. Does his work also offer a
critique of wealth and inequality? According to John Marsh, we can learn a
lot about class, power, privilege, and imp...
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