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Indigenous Action Podcast Ep. 1: Acknowledge This!
Sep 16, 2020 • 1:34:43 In this premiere broadcast we talk with some long-time Indigenous Action co-conspirators about their thoughts on “land acknowledgements.” Guests: Amrah Salomón J, Alex Soto & Chizhi JackHosts: Bonn, Anthony, Klee About the podcast: Welcome to Indigenous Action where we dig deep into critical issues impacting our communities throughout Occupied America/Turtle… Sep 29, 2020 • 1:22:20 This is an audio version of the ‘zine we wrote and published in February 2020 titled, “Voting is Not Harm Reduction” read by Bonn Baudelaire. We’ve published this as a companion to our podcast “Voices of Refusal: The Native Vote & Colonial Domination.” Check out that episode here: www.indigenousaction.org/podcast Sep 29, 2020 • 1:22:18 In this broadcast hosts Bonn, Anthony, and Klee talk with co-conspirator Bettina Castagno about not voting and why voting is not a form of harm reduction. Check out the companion Audio 'Zine of our piece "Voting is Not Harm Reduction." Oct 12, 2020 • 1:16:00 In this broadcast host Bonn talks with Amrah Salomón J., Anne Spice, Makoon, and Demian Dinéyazhi' about the limitations of Indigenous Peoples’ Day & the possibilities of Indigenous liberation. Nov 5, 2020 • 2:03:40 In this broadcast hosts Bonn, Anthony, and Klee talk with Kanahus Manuel, Gord Hill & Enāēmaehkiw Kesīqnaeh about Land Back, lessons from the front-lines, & Indigenous Anti-Fascism. Dec 3, 2020 • In this broadcast Indigenous Action is taken over by three fierce queer Afro-Indigenous organizers: edxi betts, Mahlikah Awe:ri, and Shanese Steele to confront anti-Blackness in Indigenous communities. “If we’re speaking liberation. If we’re speaking reparations. Than we need to be speaking to each other.” – Mahlikah Awe:ri Guests: edxi betts… Mar 25, 2021 • After taking a bit of a break, were back! In this show our hosts Bonn & Klee give some updates, share solidarity with Asian Amerikan & Pacific Islanders facing attacks by white supremacists, and catch up with our co-conspirators Bearcat and Remy for some thoughts on settler colonial politics including… Apr 6, 2021 • Indigenous Mutual Aid frontline organizers share their experiences and thoughts from a year of being on the ground in their communities responding to the Covid-19 pandemic. Apr 24, 2021 • From clothing brands capitalizing on movement imagery and slogans to beer labels “benefiting” #MMIWGT2S, when facing cultural appropriation and exploitation of Indigenous identity and struggle, how do we also hold Indigenous artists and non-profits accountable for exploiting our own struggles? Jul 2, 2021 • Many Indigenous frontline resistance struggles are wrought with strategies and tactics that reinforce colonial logics. From resource extraction resistances, “honoring” treaties, green capitalism, and Indigenous non-profit capitalists, how do we identify, challenge, and go beyond these issues so we can more effectively fight for liberation?In this show we hear from…
Indigenous Action Ep. 1: Acknowledge This!
Audio Zine: Voting is Not Harm Reduction
Ep. 2: Voices of Refusal: The Native Vote & Colonial Domination
Ep. 3: Beyond Indigenous Peoples’ Day
Ep. 4: Land Back & Indigenous Anti-Fascism
Ep. 5: Stolen Kinship: Confronting Anti-Blackness in Indigenous Communities
Ep. 6: Unsettling Settler Politics: Biden, Halaand & Accomplices Not Grammys
Ep. 7: Indigenous Mutual Aid: One Year of Pandemic Response & Organizing
Ep. 8: Our Struggles Aren’t Commodities: Smashing Trading Post Activism
Ep. 9: Against Colonial Logics: Rethinking Resistance to Resource Extraction
In this premiere broadcast we talk with some long-time Indigenous Action co-conspirators about their thoughts on “land acknowledgements.”
Guests: Amrah Salomón J, Alex Soto & Chizhi Jack
Hosts: Bonn, Anthony, Klee
About the podcast: Welcome to Indigenous Action where we dig deep into critical issues impacting our communities throughout Occupied America/Turtle Island. This is an autonomous anti-colonial broadcast with unapologetic and claws-out analysis towards total liberation. So take your seat by this fire and may the bridges we burn together, light our way.
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#landacknowledgements
www.indigenousaction.org/podcast
suzanne smoke
September 22, 2020 at 10:08 AM
Who are the Indigenous nations being represented ? No Native or Indigenous activists or organizers have been approached for this event ? Who claims You ? What nations?
a thought
November 10, 2020 at 4:46 PM
“dismantle tribal governments, challenge notions of colonized citizenship in tribal governments by the settler state patriarchy”