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EVERYDAY PEOPLE TOWARDS COLLECTIVE GOOD.
Radicals for Good is a podcast and network that aims to encourage everyday people to take small yet revolutionary action towards collective good.
Our podcast is a means to amplify and support the radical work happening across the globe but always connecting back to our hometown of Detroit, Michigan – one of the most radical cities with some of the most radical thinkers and leaders in the country. It aims to shift the stigmatized verbiage of ‘radical’ to a more accepted and fluid adjective.
Tune in every other Sunday for new episodes! Live on Blue Moon Radio first Sunday of every month at 1pm. :)
We are now on blue moon radio!
BLUE MOON RADIO is a community radio station that features emerging and established Detroit DJs, storytellers, talk show hosts, producers, and other communications-oriented sonic lovers- especially highlighting Detroit’s legacy of experimental and genre-bending Black music and spirit.
Be the first to listen to episodes of Radicals for Good on Blue Moon Radio on the first Sunday of the month at 1pm at https://www.bluemoonradio.live/.
Latest episodes.
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Radical Introductions
On our very first episode of Radicals for Good, we give an introduction to our podcast, our host, a brief history of radicalism in Detroit, and the importance of meeting the current moment 'on the clock of the world'.
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Generational Resistance.
In this episode of Radicals for Good, we discuss how we inherit resistance through ancestors and how we practice liberation without burning ourselves out with Namira Islam, a liberation coach building a new business and a monarch waystation in her own front yard.
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Raising Revolutionaries
In this episode of Radicals for Good, we discuss raising the next generation of revolutionaries with Alia Harvey-Quinn, the founder of FORCE Detroit and a daughter of Black Panther Party members.
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Technology in Movements
In this episode of Radicals for Good, we discuss utilizing technology in movement spaces and what digital justice could look like in Detroit with Tawana Petty, a mother, digital justice organizer, poet, and author.
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Tactics for worker solidarity
In this episode of Radicals for Good, we discuss different tactics, like boycotting and strikes, we can use to build solidarity in the working class with Loren Branch (Nyerere Omowale), an organizer with the Party for Socialism and Liberation (PSL), writer, street drummer and popular political educator.n goes here
fostering REVOLUTION one episode at a time.
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