Cool People Who Did Cool Stuff
As long as there’s been oppression, there’ve been people fighting it. This weekly podcast dives into history to drag up the wildest rebels, the most beautiful revolts, and all the people who long to be—and fight to be—free. It explores complex stories of resistance that offer lessons and inspiration for us today, focusing on the ensemble casts that make up each act of history. That is to say, this podcast focuses on Cool People Who Did Cool Stuff.
Episodes
Margaret continues telling you about the rise of neoliberalism and the rise of its opposition and about better ideas about how to globalize society.
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Margaret reads you more short stories written by the one of the ideological leaders of the Mexican Revolution.
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Margaret continues talking with Kat Abu about the Mexican liberals who became anarchists and sparked a revolution.
Original Air Date: 7.26.23
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Margaret talks with Kat Abu about the Mexican liberals who became anarchists and sparked a revolution.
Original Air Date: 7.24.23
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Margaret reads you several short stories written by the one of the ideological leaders of the Mexican Revolution.
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Margaret tells you about the rise of neoliberalism and the rise of its opposition and about better ideas about how to globalize society.
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Margaret tells you about the rise of neoliberalism and the rise of its opposition and about better ideas about how to globalize society.
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Margaret reads you an Irish fairy tale about gender transformation that she really likes.
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Margaret continues talking with Kat Abughazaleh about the folk councils that came to define English Common Law.
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Margaret talks with Kat Abughazaleh about the folk councils that came to define English Common Law.
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Margaret reads you a classic norse fairy tale and then makes a thin and likely incorrect argument for why it's a queer parable.
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Margaret talks with Anney Reese about how a group of people made polio vaccines and ended polio but how one guy took all the credit and ruined our understanding of history.
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Margaret talks with Anney Reese about how a group of people made polio vaccines and ended polio but how one guy took all the credit and ruined our understanding of history.
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Margaret reads the final two chapters of her book The Barrow Will Send What it May.
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Margaret continues talking with Ron Placone about three antifascists who died protecting a humanitarian corridor--and one would-be antifascist who died on the other side of the war.
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Margaret talks with Ron Placone about three antifascists who died protecting a humanitarian corridor--and one would-be antifascist who died on the other side of the war.
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Margaret reads chapter seven of her book The Barrow Will Send What it May
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Margaret continues talking with Mia Wong about the communists and socialists who fought for workers’ power against the USSR.
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Margaret talks with Mia Wong about the communists and socialists who fought for workers’ power against the USSR.
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Margaret reads chapter six of her book, The Barrow Will Send What it May.
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