Best of 2023: Building Movements is Uncomfortable. That's a Good Thing / Kelly Hayes

Jan 3, 2024

Kelly Hayes, co-author of an essay on movement building, discusses the importance of listening, discomfort, and navigating relationships within movements. The chapter explores pushing back constructively, challenging white supremacy and classism, and building relationships through deep listening. It also touches on supporting listener-supported content and the advantages of being forgettable.

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Movement Building and Listening with Kelly Hayes

02:55 • 11min

Navigating Relationships within Movements

14:22 • 17min

Navigating Unacceptable Moments and Building Movements

31:48 • 15min

Challenging White Supremacy, Classism, and Building Movements

Building Relationships and Deep Listening

49:41 • 17min

Connections, Activism, and Insights from the Socialism Conference

01:07:06 • 4min

Supporting Listener-Supported Content

01:11:14 • 5min

Face Blindness and the Power of Being Forgettable

01:16:29 • 10min

Discussion of Taoist verse, Question from Hell, Listener Responses, and Show Updates

01:26:27 • 5min