Behind the Bastards

It Could Happen Here Weekly 174

Mar 22, 2025

Jenny Keesden, a dedicated writer and activist from Northeast Syria, shares her insights into the ongoing struggles for women's rights and regional autonomy in a politically complex landscape. She discusses the impact of American military withdrawal, highlighting grassroots movements advocating for change. Keesden dives into the symbolic resistance represented by the Tishrin Dam, showcasing local resilience amidst conflict. The conversation also touches on the broader implications of foreign involvement in shaping the region's future.

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The Evolving Conflict in Northeast Syria

02:56 • 22min

Voices of Resistance in Syria

Struggles and Resilience: The Tissing Dam's Significance

33:35 • 11min

Resilience Amidst Conflict: The Hope for Transformation

Anarchism's Roots in Uruguay

49:50 • 17min

Translating Revolutions

01:07:10 • 10min

Language Learning and Anarchist Activism Insights

01:17:14 • 4min

Senate Funding Controversies

01:21:28 • 12min

Examining Immigration Oversight and Governmental Accountability

01:33:02 • 2min

Tensions Within the Democratic Party

01:34:45 • 15min

Politics and Commercialization

01:50:00 • 13min

Rising Hostility: Vandalism and Arson Against Tesla

02:02:49 • 5min

Tesla Under Fire: Protests and Their Impact

02:07:20 • 3min

Tesla's Turmoil: Perception and Politics

02:10:40 • 7min

Tesla Controversies and Medication Awareness

02:17:35 • 8min

Shadows of Justice: The Alien Enemies Act and Its Implications

02:25:07 • 11min

The Erosion of Rights and Political Oppression

02:35:38 • 2min

Geopolitical Struggles: Ukraine's Resources and Trade Tensions

02:37:26 • 14min

Exploring Civil Rights and Military Integration Challenges

02:51:05 • 3min

Marginalized Voices in the Military and Beyond

02:54:34 • 12min

Political Maneuvering and Public Health Concerns

03:06:31 • 6min

Encrypted Communication and Podcast Updates

03:12:21 • 3min