Justin has a political awareness most adults do not. At 16 he is engaged in work for Puerto Rican Liberation, Economic Equality and a host of others across the “Lefty” spectrum. He came to the Greens after learning more about our anti- war candidates and policies. He organizes with the Young Ecosocialists in New Jersey. Justin talks about the politics for young people and how social media links the new activists.
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Join Brian Powers and Guest Host Christian Perez as we talk to 2020 Green Party Senate Candidate Madelyn Hoffman. Where are the heads of Democrats and Republicans amidst a global pandemic? Is this system really working for us? Is there a better way?
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We begin by remembering Mimi Soltysik with his brother Steve. Mimi was a prominent figure in Socialist Party US and ran as their Presidential nominee. He lost his battle with cancer this past week at only 45 years old.
Then, Badass Teacher Melissa Tomlinson joins us to talk about Coronavirus safety concerns and the environment out kids are expected to learn in.
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Welcome to the #NJRR Live Show, which is dedicated to the mission of fostering art and activism. Tonight our host Brian Powers is excited to welcome guest host Kim Meudt from the Green Party and special guest Agnes Marsala from People over Pipelines!
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In this episode Heather interviews Andrea Merida former co-chair of The Green Party and current campaign manager for Howie Hawkins for President. Andrea talks about her early life as a revolutionary child and how that shaped her into the bad ass she is today. Love her or Hate her, she is a powerful woman and…
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Diane and Brian are joined by Madelyn and Tom to discuss their experiences at the ANM. Livestream Gallery includes the full Presidential Forum and m….
Read MoreIn this episode of Wine, Women, and Revolution Heather interviews Craig Cayetano about Ranked Choice Voting, a remarkable voting system that could revolutionize NJ’s elections. Craig Cayetano advocates for a Ranked Choice Voting system. In his role as co-chair of the Green Party of NJ, he educates and organizes around this issue. What is Ranked…
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A Timely Trip Diane Moxley attended the First Conference Against US and NATO Bases in Dublin Ireland during a time when the United States foreign policy is blowing up in our faces. At the border in Mexico our constant interference in South America has caused a refugee crisis, and it is being answered with…
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Press Release Via www.gpnj.org The Green Party of New Jersey takes issue with the Stockton University poll released Monday, October 1st on the U.S. Senate race. It concludes that the race between Senator Menendez and Bob Hugin is a statistical dead heat, but is seriously flawed because of the independent challengers, it only names Libertarian…
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A teacher, mom, school board member, and Green Party activist. Jessica talks about how her grassroots campaign started from caring about making sure children are treated with respect in schools.
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Mick is a founding member of the GPNJ Sussex County and has been fighting white supremacy in his area for years. In this interview he talks about the “Evolve Fest” a festival run by a local racist. He also discusses plans for a Holocaust Memorial. Check this young activist out!
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Statement from the Madelyn Hoffman For Senate Campaign First they came for the Muslims….. “I am appalled at today’s Supreme Court ruling,” said Madelyn Hoffman, New Jersey Green Party candidate for U.S. Senate in New Jersey. “U.S. foreign policy continues to wreak havoc in the world – causing tremendous death and destruction in many Muslim…
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On Thursday, June 21st, the Assembly will vote on the Camden Renaissance School Expansion bill (A-4181). This bill and its companion in the Senate (S-2722) will bring the Camden public schools under greater control of private corporations instead of granting greater and improved accountability to the public. “The State of New Jersey is currently dealing…
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Cora Santaguida is a CT native who is formerly homeless, and a Green since 2012. She ran for Stamford Board of Education, Board of Representatives, Constable, and State Senate District 27 and she is getting ready to take another crack at the 27th this election. This dedicated Green was the state coordinator for the Jill…
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A Healthcare Professional Talk About What She Sees In this episode of Wine, Women, and Revolution, Heather interviews Kim Meudt about her involvement with the Camden County Green Party and the New Jersey Universal Healthcare Coalition. Kim is a healthcare professional and has seen first hand the effects that lack of universal healthcare can have…
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Madelyn joins Brian to talk about the repercussions of our embassy move in Israel. While Brian laments our continued support of Israel’s aggression Madelyn lays out how peace can be achieved if Israel would stop expanding and follow international law. Make a contribution: njrevolutionradio.com/make_a_contribtion/ Website: www.njrevolutionradio.com/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/NJRevRad/ Twitter: twitter.com/NJRevRad Patreon:www.patreon.com/NJRevolutionRadio
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NYC Green Party Candidate and DSA member talks about the role electoral politics in activism. He also discusses being on the cutting edge of police reforms.
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North Jersey comrade Theresa Markila interviews 2 candidates for Newark School Board. Yolanda Johnson and Johnnie Lattner are activists that are looking to see a more community based school system. They discuss what their vision for our state’s largest city that makes centers for education community centers that offer, not only education, but adult resources…
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Things get real, and sometimes a little raunchy when Jim Brash stops in to introduce himself as an NJRR contributor and long time Green. Jim talks about how the party has grown around him and sees NJRR as a way to keep connecting people from around the state. Listen On Sound Cloud: Podcast Notes:…
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Tom Violett talks about how becoming involved with his church led him to 3 years of service to the Haitian community and what that taught him about organizing. Listen here on Soundcloud. Podcast Notes First organizing with Meadowlands Ministries, ’83-’84, ecumenical group focused on bringing communities into the decision making process for the development of…
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