It Could Happen Here

It Could Happen Here Weekly 143

Aug 17, 2024

Delve into political violence with a look at past assassination attempts, drawing haunting parallels to historical figures. Discover the complexities of Arthur Bremer's diary and its ties to fame and violence. Explore forest activism in Belgium, and the importance of green spaces amidst urban development. Unpack J.D. Vance's political evolution and the rise of neo-reactionary ideologies, pointing to shifting power dynamics ahead of 2024. Finally, reflect on the Kurdish people's ongoing struggles against oppression and the geopolitical impacts of conflict.

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Echoes of Political Violence

01:35 • 11min

The Dark Echoes of Arthur Bremer's Diary

12:32 • 12min

Reflections on Violence and Consequences

Forest Activism and Urban Development in Ghent

28:00 • 13min

Nature's Cooling Effect and Urban Wildlife Protection

Activism in the Wilderness

42:12 • 18min

Volunteer Opportunities and Accessibility at a Forest Safety Location

01:00:02 • 2min

Healing Spaces and Community Engagement

01:01:37 • 4min

Unpacking JD Vance's Political Evolution

01:05:38 • 13min

The Shifting Sands of Political Ideology

01:18:22 • 14min

Examining Neo-Reactionary Ideologies and Historical Parallels

01:32:43 • 2min

Restructuring Power Dynamics for 2024

01:35:11 • 13min

Humorous Accusations and Vibrant Advertisements

01:47:45 • 2min

Tim Walls: A Political Journey

01:50:01 • 7min

Navigating the Political Landscape: A Pragmatic Politician's Journey

01:56:50 • 5min

Governance and Controversy: A Political Analysis

02:01:50 • 6min

Political Dynamics and Legislative Achievements in Minnesota

02:07:21 • 4min

Environmental Politics and Personal Reflections

02:11:43 • 7min

Reflections on Improvement and Lighthearted Farewells

02:18:40 • 3min

Kurdish Struggles and Solidarity

02:21:20 • 26min

Turkish Invasion and Kurdish Struggles

02:47:03 • 16min

Upcoming Episodes and Sponsor Promotions

03:03:32 • 2min