We discuss details of the J20 demonstrations, on the street details, organizations involved and the problems associated with recent mass protests that alienate local communities. And Aura Bogado on Argentina

Credits: Producer: Alan Minsky
Engineer: Molly White
Date Recorded: 2005-01-17
Location Recorded: KPFK 90.7 FM, Los Angeles
Featured Speakers/Commentators: Aura Bogado, Selena Masuta, and Jay Marks

Theory Throwdown is a new show on radioActive sanDiego which is an anti-authoritarian reading and discussion group on the air.

You're heard of the editor's round table, well, think of this as the Anarchist's Round Table. Onto, Lotus and Annie talk this week about an article from lipmagazine.org entitled "Activistism: Left Anti-Intellectualism and its discontents". They address such questions as: what is the role of theory in social movements? what is "The Movement"? is there a Movement? what are anarchist vs. marxist approaches to political theory?

On this week's resistance, remixed, dj lotus interviews Tambuzi, a san diego organizer working around affordable housing rights.

Tambuzi is a housing organizer in San Diego who works with the Project New Village Community Coalition and the Affordable Housing Coalition. They will be discussing the housing crisis in San Diego, local actions as a strategy for long term social change, race, Black Power and more.

The inaugral 2005 Amnesty Ireland Lecture in Trinity College. January 13th 2005.

The recording of the 2005 Amnesty Lecture at Trinity College Dublin which took place on Thursday January 13th, is now available for download. The lecture was entitled "American Exceptionalism & Human Rights" and was given by Professor Michael Ignatieff.

This is a radio show by Tierra Insurgente about Immigrant Rights issues and how they are connected to the current global context. Includes interviews, poetry, music, and analysis. 50min (span/eng)

Tierra Insurgente/Intifada Al-Ard Mission Statement

A demostration was held today at the OUP building on Walton St in Jericho, Oxford against Oxford University's plan to consider a return to fossil fuels in order to cut fuel bills. Up to 100 students turned out to protest.

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1st: Interview with Matt Matt Sellwood - Student and Green party city councillor

2nd: Street Chanting