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Multimedia: Transnational social strikes and Dissident Radio
Freedom Press
6 March 2017
Anarchism isn’t usually over-endowed with multimedia production, particularly since the regular Stimulator show went offline and the Circled A stopped broadcasting, but a fascinating trove of talks has just been released by Plan C from its Transnational Social Strike talks at almost the same time as the latest show from long-running anarchist radio show Dissident Island.
Transnational Social Strike
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p-PTjSHYFU0
A full lineup and introductory texts for the talks can be found here.
Dissident Island
On this week’s show, the team has a solid half hour on autonomous art and dealing with the law before linking up with the on the Global Women’s Strike
- 00.00-16.05: Temporary Autonomous Art (TAA) collective discussing the long-awaited return of the sickest art show in London
- 19.36-36.26: LDMG Andy giving us wise words on the dealing with the law and its official enforcers
- 39.38-01.01.12: Transnational Social Strike on the history and significance of a Global Women’s Strike, in the lead-up to International Women’s Day, March 8th
- 01.08.56-END: Ronin returns to play us out with the an array of sumptuous beats
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