https://wagingnonviolence.org/series/we-are-many/ en-US Waging Nonviolence - Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License A podcast about people working for change and how that work, in turn, changes them. Waging Nonviolence A podcast about people working for change and how that work, in turn, changes them. Add the RSS to your podcast app. A podcast about people working for change and how that work, in turn, changes them. Add the RSS to your podcast app. episodic Waging Nonviolence contact@wagingnonviolence.org no full On this episode of We Are Many, Andy Bichlbaum discusses the new Yes Men movie and how his mischievous youth led to a life of hilarious, but highly effective, activism. On this episode of We Are Many, Andy Bichlbaum discusses the new Yes Men movie and how his mischievous youth led to a life of hilarious, but highly effective, activism. https://wagingnonviolence.org/podcast/podcast-behind-the-hijinks-with-andy-bichlbaum-of-the-yes-men/ 2015-06-04T11:13:51-04:00 no 00:44:06 full In this episode of We Are Many, Frida Berrigan reads excerpts from her new book and talks about the joys of parenting and activism. In this episode of We Are Many, Frida Berrigan reads excerpts from her new book and talks about the joys of parenting and activism. https://wagingnonviolence.org/podcast/podcast-frida-berrigan-joys-parenting-activism/ 2015-02-09T11:18:47-05:00 no 00:34:51 full In this episode of We Are Many, hear a conversation between civil rights movement veteran David Hartsough and Ferguson activist Rev. Osagyefo Uhuru Sekou. In this episode of We Are Many, hear a conversation between civil rights movement veteran David Hartsough and Ferguson activist Rev. Osagyefo Uhuru Sekou. https://wagingnonviolence.org/podcast/podcast-montgomery-ferguson/ 2014-12-23T01:55:34-05:00 no 01:04:21 full Anti-apartheid activist Mkhuseli Jack's personal journey from near slavery to revered movement leader is one fueled by relentless optimism. Anti-apartheid activist Mkhuseli Jack's personal journey from near slavery to revered movement leader is one fueled by relentless optimism. https://wagingnonviolence.org/podcast/anti-apartheid-leader-mkhuseli-jack-journey-freedom/ 2014-10-22T12:32:02-04:00 no 00:13:02 full How did two people intent on promoting peace end up working for a sport many consider to be the antithesis — and feeling as though they'd found their calling? How did two people intent on promoting peace end up working for a sport many consider to be the antithesis — and feeling as though they'd found their calling? https://wagingnonviolence.org/podcast/podcast-righting-historys-wrongs-boxing/ 2014-10-07T11:27:58-04:00 no 00:48:00 full The WNV editors discuss efforts to combat corporate greed and state repression surrounding the World Cup, plus an interview with Greenpeace International head Kumi Naidoo about his life of resistance. The WNV editors discuss efforts to combat corporate greed and state repression surrounding the World Cup, plus an interview with Greenpeace International head Kumi Naidoo about his life of resistance. https://wagingnonviolence.org/podcast/tending-to-world-cup-fever-and-a-sick-planet/ 2014-07-04T11:35:06-04:00 no 00:30:36 full Hear the WNV editors discuss the powerful convergence of cowboys and Indians against the Keystone XL — followed by an interview with a former corporate lawyer who is helping New York towns ban fracking. Hear the WNV editors discuss the powerful convergence of cowboys and Indians against the Keystone XL — followed by an interview with a former corporate lawyer who is helping New York towns ban fracking. https://wagingnonviolence.org/podcast/many-unlikely-alliances-unexpected-heroes/ 2014-05-16T12:13:43-04:00 no 00:49:05 full The WNV editors discuss the recent goings on in student and youth organizing — from campaigns for racial justice to climate action — followed by an interview with Russian human rights activist Alexis Prokopiev. The WNV editors discuss the recent goings on in student and youth organizing — from campaigns for racial justice to climate action — followed by an interview with Russian human rights activist Alexis Prokopiev. https://wagingnonviolence.org/podcast/many-growing-youth-power-spreading-international-solidarity/ 2014-04-21T11:16:57-04:00 no 00:33:17 full With recent actions led by undocumented families and detainees, the WNV editors discuss the new face of the migrant justice movement, followed by an interview with a human rights lawyer in Zimbabwe. With recent actions led by undocumented families and detainees, the WNV editors discuss the new face of the migrant justice movement, followed by an interview with a human rights lawyer in Zimbabwe. https://wagingnonviolence.org/podcast/many-beyond-borders-bad-governments/ 2014-03-27T01:56:45-04:00 no 00:31:03 full What do you know about the popular revolution in Syria? According to activists Raed Fares and Razan Ghazzawi, it's far more than the gun-toting rebels depicted in Western media. What do you know about the popular revolution in Syria? According to activists Raed Fares and Razan Ghazzawi, it's far more than the gun-toting rebels depicted in Western media. https://wagingnonviolence.org/podcast/many-revolution-war-syria/ 2014-02-28T01:54:38-05:00 no 00:23:04 full Burmese activist Tim Aye-Hardy was forced to flee his country during the 1988 pro-democracy uprising. Now, 25 years later, he is embarking on a new adventure — one that promises to bring him closer to home. This is the thrilling story of how he got to this point. Burmese activist Tim Aye-Hardy was forced to flee his country during the 1988 pro-democracy uprising. Now, 25 years later, he is embarking on a new adventure — one that promises to bring him closer to home. This is the thrilling story of how he got to this point. https://wagingnonviolence.org/podcast/we-are-many-home-free/ 2013-12-18T11:13:30-05:00 no 00:55:46 full While most Americans have forgotten about the men in Guantánamo, a small band of activists have kept the issue alive. This is the story of one such activist and how the struggle to end torture has led him to meet former detainees and even come face-to-face with suspected terrorists. While most Americans have forgotten about the men in Guantánamo, a small band of activists have kept the issue alive. This is the story of one such activist and how the struggle to end torture has led him to meet former detainees and even come face-to-face with suspected terrorists. https://wagingnonviolence.org/podcast/why-protest-torture/ 2013-04-25T18:17:37-04:00 no 00:44:48