It Could Happen Here

It Could Happen Here Weekly 149

Sep 28, 2024

Andrew, an anarchism advocate from Brazil, shares unique insights about grassroots movements and the historical struggles faced by anarchists in his country. Talia Lavin, a writer and commentator, dives into the influence of the Christian right on politics, focusing on extreme ideologies and their societal impact. The conversation addresses the challenges of homelessness in San Diego, emphasizing mutual aid's importance, while Andrew discusses the cultural legacy of anarchism and its role in resistance against repression. It's a thought-provoking discussion on community, activism, and the complexities of belief.

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Breadblock: Community Resilience in Action

02:45 • 12min

Navigating Food Distribution with Adaptability and Care

Building Trust Through Community Support and Nutrition

Solidarity in Mutual Aid and the Impact of Camping Bans

Addressing Homelessness: Challenges and Solutions

Intersecting Struggles: Homelessness and Anarchism in Brazil

33:15 • 12min

Anarchist Immigrant Struggles in Brazil

45:18 • 17min

Anarchism and Integralism in Early 20th Century Brazil

01:02:17 • 10min

Resisting Fascism: The Anarchist Legacy in Brazil

01:12:00 • 16min

Anarchism and Social Movements in Brazil

01:27:51 • 8min

Explosive Innovations and Security Risks

01:36:14 • 13min

Hezbollah's Communication Strategies Amid Surveillance Fears

01:49:30 • 2min

Crisis and Chaos: Lebanon's Struggles

01:51:14 • 12min

Exploring Detonation Techniques and Their Implications

02:03:12 • 3min

The Dangers of Everyday Gadgets as Weapons

02:06:12 • 4min

Explosives, Art, and Cultural Reflections

02:09:55 • 9min

The Christian Right: Politics and Extremism

02:19:10 • 25min

Confronting Theocratic Oppression and Child Welfare

02:43:58 • 16min

Celebrating Literature and Community

03:00:02 • 8min