If John Brown Were a 21st-Century Palestinian Jew

Global Warning Interviews

Global Warning with AWKWORD is a video podcast series featuring 15-minute conversations with experts on democracy and anti-fascism — connecting past to present and future, and local to global.

Global Warning guests include Daryle Lamont Jenkins, Eric King, Pam Keith, Emily Gorcenski, Laura Jedeed, Melissa Ryan, Rebecca Hall, Amy Cooter, Melanie D’Arrigo, Chanelle Gallant, Noelle Cook, Dylan Rodriguez, Rebekah Jones, Maura Quint, Dean Spade, Anjali Enjeti, Candice Bernd, Caitlin M. Green, Mike Wendling, Andrew Hartman, Zed Anwar, Daniel Harper, Evania Pietrangelo-Porco, Twyla Baker, Charles Logan, Bianca Tylek, Nathan Kalman-Lamb, Joshua Clark Davis, Aaron Winter, Kay Whitlock, Jennifer Pozner, Josie Duffy Rice, AJ Bauer, Nitish Pahwa, Sydette Harry, Alex Mingus, Paul Paz y Miño, Pantea Javidan, Sheila Foster, Dana R. Fisher, Christopher Deutsch, Philip Loring, Moira Birss, Matt Cameron, and Jesse Myerson, among others.

Before each episode, AWKWORD goes live.

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Episode 3: Pam Keith

There are a lot of messages that came across election night... The pushback against Republican leadership, that’s the thread that seems to be common to all of the victories from coast to coast, from north to south, be it federal, be it state, be it mayor’s races, school board races, referendums, you name it, the voters came out and voted against the Republicans.
— Pam Keith, Three-Time Congressional Candidate
 

Episode 2: Eric King

You don’t have to be everything to everyone, but you can give yourself and you should give what you can to your community because you would want that back to you. That’s mutual aid. I share with you what I have. You share with me what you have, whether it’s skills, resources, talents… As opposed to exploiting and commodifying each other.
— Eric King, former political prisoner and anti-fascist activist
 

Episode 1: Daryle Lamont Jenkins

You have strength. It doesn’t come from your government. It doesn’t come from your media. It comes from you. And sometimes it’s just a case of when you see things that need to be done, you might need to. Be that person that does it.
— Daryle Lamont Jenkins, Founder and Executive Director, One People's Project
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