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Very sad to hear about David Graeber passing away. His work was always so accessible – very easy and enjoyable to read, even when taking on subjects like economics! And he is the author I've learnt the most from about what transitioning towards anarchism could look like. N
You can hear us discuss the work of anarchist and anthropologist David Graeber on many of our episodes.
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Check out our latest show featuring @DrCoreyLeeWrenn on the moral dilemma of what to feed rescued carnivorous #animals, as a starting point for a broader discussion about thinking systemically in the #animal movement @3CRhttps://t.co/8i53D7OYtr
I feel like I have really optimised my audio “schedule” lately and it has really helped with being able to get to sleep more easily. Sharing this and some recommendations in case they are useful for anyone else🙂 …THREAD…
Photo from an anti-live export rally in Perth – an example of the nationalistic focus of the campaign.
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The 60 Minutes live export sheep cruelty story.. What’s new? I took a petition of 30,000 names to Canberra ( pre social media) in1983 demanding an end to live exports. Another Coalition government ignored it.
For more on connections between animal liberation and anarchism, check out episode 202 and you can also hear about the Fast for Freedom mentioned in the talk on episode 192 and listen to episode 131 for more on mental health and animal advocacy.
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Image from the ‘Public Housing – Everybody’s Business’ Facebook page (link below).
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This episode features Dr Joe Toscano on the vigil for public housing, which is running continuously, 24 hours a day, on the steps of Parliament House in Melbourne (corner Bourke St and Spring St) from midday on the 14th of November until 12am on the 24th of November, the day of the Victorian election. Come by when you can if you’re in Melbourne!
*Update: since we released this episode we’ve done another interview giving an update on the action a few days in – featuring Kelly from the Roominations radio show on homelessness. You can check out that interview – video here and below and also audio only.
Roominations radio show on homelessness – which will cover this vigil on the 15th and 22nd of November shows, 12-1pm (Melbourne time) – listen in live on 855AM from Melbourne or via 3cr.org.au from anywhere. Plus you can listen back to the episodes after they air at the link given.
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Join the Vigil for #PublicHousing happening RIGHT NOW until the 24th of November at the steps of Parliament House in Melbourne. Add to the numbers to help make this a big election issue, bring some food along to help out & spread the word through #PublicHousingParliamentaryVigilpic.twitter.com/qxqMyav3RT
Image from the 5 Day Fast and Justice Camp that we covered on episode 192. This episode features a talk by Nick looking into the state’s role in animal oppression, amongst other topics.
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This episode covers veganism and ethnicity as well as anarchism and animal liberation, featuring a talk by Angela Davis on veganism as revolutionary, a voicemail from “the usual Jon” on Maori veganism and a talk by Nick on why animal liberation is an important anarchist issue.
Check out Nick’s article published on the ABC, covering dog attacks but also broader issues of dogs and other animals being classified as property under the law. We also appreciate any shares on the article via Facebook and Twitter.
Nick’s talk covers some themes touched on in episode 192 regarding police, the state and animal exploitation. You can find links to all of the sources Nick mentioned during the talk in the description for the talk. I’d specifically like to mention the article ‘It’s not easy being young, black, and vegan’ by Odochi Ibe and documentary The Invisible Vegan, both on African-American veganism. Follow @InvisibleVegan on Twitter for updates on the doco.
We play Angela Davis’s talk referred to above as part of the regular segment ‘Angela Davis ALWAYS Makes Sense’ – this time it’s on veganism.
Nick has also joined the Freedom of Species animal advocacy show on 3CR radio – you can hear him discuss the campaign against horse-drawn carriages in Melbourne here and he’ll be a regular host on the show from now on.