Journalism Under Fascism: Bravery on the Ground, Cowardice at the Top | With Marisa Kabas
When things turned violent outside the Delaney Hall ICE detention center, the reporters in the thick of it weren't from cable news. They were independent journalists with no legal team, no insurance, and no institution behind them. Marisa Kabas, founder of The Handbasket, joins me to talk about why the bravest journalism is happening outside the newsroom: breaking stories the Washington Post had to cite, calling out Elon Musk's antisemitism years before the Nazi salute, why "Israel has a PR p...
18 Jun 2026
How Liberals Forgot That Black Lives Matter
Sandy Hudson has been making the same argument for over a decade. For years she was attacked for it. In 2020, suddenly everyone agreed. And then, just as suddenly, the same people decided it had all gone too far and moved on. In this episode, host Elad Nehorai sits down with Sandy Hudson, co-founder of Black Lives Matter Toronto and author of Defund: Black Lives, Policing and Safety for All, to talk about what that whole arc felt like from the inside, and what it reveals about how people dec...
21 Apr 2026
The Other War on Iran (With Roya Rastegar)
Most of us who are against the war in Iran have been loudly calling it out. What we've seen less of, however, is the callouts of the regime before the war. And, more importantly, the uplifting of Iranian voices. As opposition to the war grows, Iranian voices that don't fit the anti-war frame are getting stifled even more. This hurts solidarity. It cuts us off from the people we should be learning from. Roya Rastegar is a scholar and filmmaker who runs the Iranian Diaspora Collective. She's ...
24 Mar 2026
The Billion Dollar War on Trans People (With Alejandra Caraballo)
Alejandra Caraballo is a civil rights attorney, clinical instructor at Harvard Law School, and one of the most prominent trans voices in America. In this conversation, she describes what daily life feels like for trans people right now: driver's licenses revoked overnight, hospitals shutting down care, bomb threats forcing activists off social media. We talk about the billionaire money behind the anti-trans movement, why transphobia and antisemitism are nearly inseparable, and what it ...
23 Feb 2026
Episode 2: The Concentration Camps Are Here (With Andrea Pitzer)
The US government has set aside $75 billion for a detention system designed to eclipse the existing prison system, with almost none of its already-limited oversight. Warehouses are being converted into facilities to hold thousands of people. Disease is already breaking out. Reports describe people lying in feces, children held for weeks, medicine withheld, legal representation blocked. And yet something else is happening too. In Minneapolis, Chicago, LA, and beyond, people are building netwo...
11 Dec 2025
Episode 1: The Revolution Is Already Here (With Farrah Fazal)
Welcome to the new old movement. One that has been building for generations and growing even as fascism has tried to bring it down. It is one deeply devoted to nonviolence and democracy. Not just in theory, not just in parts, but in total. One where we believe society cannot just moderately improve but must be turned over and rebuilt. This is the movement of MLK, Gandhi, and so many more. And while people have trouble seeing it in dark times, the messages and the principles are more alive t...
10 Dec 2025
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