Interviews & Extras

Full Interview from our last episode, Mad Worlds.

Hip-Hop has the ability to bring people together, to spread messages, and to cause some major trouble. Our crew spoke to Sima Lee, a DC rapper and anarchist about growing up and being influenced by hip hop culture, and how this subculture has changed throughout the years.

Parc Extension, a neighbourhood in so-called Montreal, is facing development projects that could seriously gentrify the area. Real estate companies see a lot of potential in the market for university student apartments in an area that is home to predominantly working class people of color. People living in the area are directly resisting the transformation

We spoke to Martine August, from the University of Waterloo, about gentrification, financialization, REITs, and interesting forms of resistance.

Silvia Federici is an Italian feminist and writer whose work within political movements has vastly shaped the landscape for radicals, anti-capitalists and anti-authoritarians today.

We spoke with Alex Holz, who was involved in the Rhodes Must Fall student movement, about South Africa today, the beginning of the movement, the Rainbow Nation mythology, and a whole lot more.