The American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) built private prison corporations like Geo Groups and CCA now advance union busting and white supremacy.
This episode aired previously but never appeared in our RSS feed until today. Today on Wine, Women, and Revolution (The…
3 Garden State activists talk about the current New Jersey Drug Policy and how criminalizing drugs affects the lives of…
On this New Jersey Revolution Radio episode, founder Brian Powers joins Jim Brash. We hear about the struggle for an…
“Gun Sense Candidate”? This was State Senator and Candidate for congress Jeff Van Drew speaking after the Northfield Democrats Candidate…
Madelyn joins Brian to talk about the repercussions of our embassy move in Israel. While Brian laments our continued support…
On this episode of Wine, Women, and Revolution Heather interviews Randi Alston, the mother of a child who formerly attended…
In this podcast I talk about an article in Fortune Magazine. My gut instinct was not a very good one. I…
Join Brian as he speaks with Marshall Justice Rountree. Marshall is a social justice, criminal advocate, and spoken word artist…
Justice is a social justice advocate and poet who spent 23 years incarcerated in New Jersey, where he earned a…
Today Heather is joined in the studio by not one but two amazing activists, Lena Smith and Jocelyn Sawyer from…
Conrad joins Brian to talk about his work in Suffolk County New York and the different organizations in his collective,…
This episode of Wine, Women, and Revolution is the third part of our ongoing coverage of The Jeff Van Drew…
Madelyn Hoffman discusses the Korean Peace Treaty from her perspective. Solidarity.
Brian talks about keeping his ideas and podcasts in order and focused on subject. He talks about Gov. Phil Murphy’s…
Still early on, Brian goes on a few early thought tangents about the psychology of being an activist and the…
Our pilot episode of what would become “Left Off The Turnpike” Brian discusses the early vision for an independent anti-capitalist media outlet here in New Jersey. Recorded as he drives to work in the morning on our Garden State Turnpike.
This episode of Wine, Women, and Revolution is the third part of our ongoing coverage of The Jeff Van Drew Mom’s Demand Action recognition.
Today Heather interviews Helen Duda, the activist who has been fighting to bring this story into the public eye and who has been speaking to many of the local members of MDA. She talks about why this is concerning, how people are feeling, and her response from the national organization. They also discuss their mutual passion for environmental activism, the Pine Lands, and endangered snakes.
The reaction from a top down corporate funded group was predictable. Moms Demand Action has been to trying and silence local activists.
Brian Greets Socialist Party’s Pat Noble, a Red Bank School Board Member to talk about being an elected socialist, and…