Rhyd Wildermuth's essays on Immediatism Podcast
From Immediatism
Immediatism presents three essays from Rhyd Wildermuth. Rhyd's background is as an anarchist, nihilist, and pagan, and he is the cofounder and managing editor of Gods and Radicals.
From Immediatism
Immediatism presents three essays from Rhyd Wildermuth. Rhyd's background is as an anarchist, nihilist, and pagan, and he is the cofounder and managing editor of Gods and Radicals.
This is part of a series introducing aspects of anarchism for those new to the idea. As I wrote in Part 1, it is inevitable that there will be some people who will disagree with my representation of anarchism here. And I could never do justice to the complexity of anarchism.
“Rather than running off as the police intended, the protesters stood their ground. When they were forced back by tear gas, they advanced again as soon as it cleared. They reclaimed ground repeatedly, and it took the police more than an hour to drive them back. This was only the beginning...”
From Gods and Radicals By Rhyd Wildermuth
Seven years ago I found myself sitting in the passenger seat of my best friend’s truck, driving through the Olympic Peninsula in Northwest Washington State. We’d made many such trips, usually for camping on the Hoh river, where the two of us would sit next to a fire as the evening set, watching elk drink at the river’s edge as the sky above us exploded in stars...
From Gods and Radicals
What's the relationship between anarchism and art? How do we create the kind of world we want to see? And how we learn to believe that we are “good enough?"
In this episode, Alley and Rhyd talk with guest Margaret Killjoy and share stories of how they became who they are.