
Movement Memos
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Movement Memos is a @truthout podcast about solidarity, organizing and the work of making change. Hosted by @MsKellyMHayes.
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This week, Puff the Magic Hater hosts a vigil for Palestine in the form of a podcast featuring Palestinian and Jewish organizers and others who are deeply connected to the struggle for Palestinian liberation. Feat. rasha abdulhadi Iman @RabbiBrant & more. truthout.org/audio/vigil-fo…

Are you caught up on Movement Memos? In our last episode, Puff the Magic Hater talked with ashley crystal rojas and @saaylooli about Native solidarity with Palestine, harm reduction, and supporting Native victims of violence and their families during the holidays. truthout.org/audio/native-o…

This week, Puff the Magic Hater talks with Palestinian feminist Rana Barakat, who lives and teaches in the West Bank, about Palestinian history, Indigenous resistance, belonging, family, and why Barakat views solidarity as a form of love. truthout.org/audio/palestin…

This week's episode is an opportunity to hear from organizers who took on Big Tech and the Chicago police and won. Puff the Magic Hater talks with Navi Heer and Nathan, who organize with the #Stop ShotSpotter Campaign campaign, and journalist @jimdaleywrites. truthout.org/audio/chicago-…

This Movement Memos was insightful and inspiring. Chicago Organizers Defeat Police Tech in Ongoing Fight for Community Safety truthout.org/audio/chicago-…

"What is our freedom if we don't care for eachother?" - Movement Memos open.spotify.com/episode/1GM8SD…

This week, Puff the Magic Hater talks with @premillanadasen about the role of care work in the U.S. economy, why care workers don't get the solidarity they need and deserve, and why we need to upend this system. truthout.org/audio/care-mus…

This week, Puff the Magic Hater talks with Astra Taylor and Leah Hunt-Hendrix about how solidarity is built and dismantled, and why outside agitators are good, actually. truthout.org/audio/outside-…

This week, Puff the Magic Hater talks with Palestinian educator Eman Abdelhadi and Alex, a student organizer, about what we can learn from the recent wave of student-led protests and where we should direct our energies in this moment of transition. truthout.org/audio/palestin…

This week, Puff the Magic Hater talks with Lewis Raven Wallace about the similarities between copaganda, which launders the image of U.S. policing, and the pro-Israel bias of corporate media outlets. truthout.org/audio/objectiv…

This week, Puff the Magic Hater and Brian Merchant talk about what today's workers can learn from the machine-breaking Luddites of the 19th century and why tech CEOs love to invoke dystopian themes. truthout.org/audio/what-tod…


Reminders from dean spade: “This system was designed to do exactly what it is doing.” truthout.org/audio/how-soli…

Have you checked out the latest episode of Movement Memos? Puff the Magic Hater talked with Angela Hume about the abortion self-help movement, militant clinic defense, and the "war years" of the 1990s. These histories couldn't be more relevant today. truthout.org/audio/radical-…

This week, Puff the Magic Hater and tracy rosenthal talk about why a recent SCOTUS decision means it's "open season" on the unhoused. They dig into the politics and history of the criminalization of homelessness, how we got here, and how we can fight back. truthout.org/audio/its-open…

In 1995, Star Trek DS9 envisioned a historic riot set in September of 2024. Puff the Magic Hater talked with Robyn Maynard and David K. Seitz about the Bell Riots, the radical legacy of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, and how science fiction can shape our politics. truthout.org/audio/remember…

Need some healing today? Puff the Magic Hater talked with radical therapist Dorian Ortega and healing justice practitioners Tanuja Jagernauth and Chiara Galimberti about trauma, and some of the tools and practices that can help us heal. truthout.org/audio/to-trans…