ANews Podcast 470 – 6.5.26
From ANews Podcast
Welcome to the ANews podcast. This podcast covers anarchist activity, ideas, and conversations from the previous week.
From ANews Podcast
Welcome to the ANews podcast. This podcast covers anarchist activity, ideas, and conversations from the previous week.
I was discussing the Occupy Movement and Pro-Palestine Encampments with some folks and someone asked why these movements failed to become "mainstream" as opposed to spaces for primarily already radicalized and marginalized populations. Putting aside that I believe this perspective is too simple, as I saw non-radicalized folks in the spaces and why would we make a separation between "marginalized" and "mainstream"? What does "marginalized" mean?, I wanted to examine the base assumption that "more accessibility" is somehow better or makes our movements more effective.
From Abolition Media
In the autumn of 2024, some comrades of an anarchist collective from Barcelona sent me by post at Domokos prison Agustín Guillemon’s book on the Friends of Durruti.
From The Dugout (Substack)
W/ Brooke From Strangers In A Tangled Wilderness
Jordan sits down with Brooke of Strangers in a Tangled Wilderness and Live Like the World Is Dying for a conversation on economics, anarchism, and building alternatives to capitalism.
A new zine from Uncivilized Distro is out: Non Serviam: Rebellious Voices, Issue #1: Jae Rodgers! What you hold in your hands is the first issue of a new zine series, Non Serviam, a project all about spreading mischief, conspiracy, and subversion, straight from the mouths of those leading the attack on our oversocialized, anthropocentric, work-obsessed world. $2.
Source: June 11th No Blogs
After 17 years, Marius Mason is finally free. Marius, an environmental and animal rights activist, anarchist, writer, artist and trans advocate, was serving the longest sentence to date for acts of environmental sabotage. He was released to a half way house on May 14th.
Full title: Molotov cocktail attack on the Evelpidon Courts – Solidarity with those facing charges over the bank expropriation in Lower Tithorea (Athens,Greece)
From little | bigger | anarchism
In this episode we chat with Stephanie Wanga, a scholar of African history and anarchism, who shares their unique perspective on how anarchist ideas resonate within African contexts, particuarly through the lens of their work on Ujamaa. We delve into the intersections of anarchism, African social philosophies and revolutionary practices.
From CrimethInc.
An Interview on Repression and Resistance in Greece
From Act for Freedom Now!
17 years on, we send a signal of solidarity to the comrades in Chile, linking the struggles for memory and rebellion.
From avtonom
In June, a series of presentations and discussions will take place across France focusing on imprisoned anarchists and anti-fascists in Russia, anti-war resistance, and solidarity with Ukrainian society.
From Unoffensive Animal
WHAT: Anarchist, anti-speciesist and anti-authoritarian workshops and events.
WHEN: 28th June.
WHERE: La Cinetika, Rambla Fabra i Puig 28, Barcelona, Catalunya.
From Saguaros
We at Saguaros and Sabotage are proud to bring you this submission of a May Day reportback, published on Anarchist time midway through June. A great thanks to all those who attended, and to those who contributed to the creation of this piece.
From La Nemesi
Original title: "Solidarity gathering: Get Alfredo out of 41 bis. For international solidarity among the oppressed. Against all the masters of war and exploitation (Rome, Italy, june 12, 2026)"
Deforestation means worse Ebola. Eco disasters in Iran, Russia. Adults rarely go outside, overall health slipping. JZ on Ludwig Klages. New books, especially JVL's. "Revolution" is a corpse (it's 2026). Database museum in LA. iPhone bondage. Writing, now reading, impacted by AI. Data center carnage. 4 calls: 3 of which were with Diod or about her approach. Next AR: June 23 (with KZ).