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Finally! This is part 4 of a 4-part radio documentary series on anarchism from 2004, produced at CKUT community radio in Montreal. This episode is Freedom On the Air Part 4: Anarchism and Social Movements. This radio documentary series has been unavailable for a long time online...until now! Enjoy, and create trouble. We'll be back to regular Rebel Beat programming soon. Track listing: 0:00 - Intro 0:56 - Deschooling 2:30 - Matt Hern 9:23 - Anarchsim in Africa 9:51 - Ashanti Alston 15:33 - Iraq Solidarity Project 16:14 - Andrea Schmidt 23:12 - Institute for Social Ecology 24:01 - Social ecology and green anarchy 36:05 - Ontario Coalition Against Poverty (OCAP) 37:08 - PJ Lilley 42:27 - 7-Year Squat 44:00 - Amy Miller and Mandy Hiscocks 50:50 - Direct democracy in Montreal 51:20 - Anarchy in Point St-Charles 59:39 - Outro Produced by the anarchist elves of the CKUT community news collective: Aaron, Brook, Neil, Eric, Greg, Sabrina, Tamara, Arun

Part 3 of a 4-part radio documentary series on anarchism from 2004, produced at CKUT community radio in Montreal. This episode is Freedom On the Air Part 3: Theory and Practice. This radio documentary series has been unavailable for a long time online...until now! Subscribe to our podcast feed so you don't miss the other parts! Track listing 0:00 - Intro 0:47 - The Federation Anarchiste (France) 1:26 - Structure and organization of the F.A. 5:02 - The F.A. and immigration struggles 6:29 - Diversity of the French anarchist movement 7:12 - AK Press 7:59 - Ramsey Kanaan and AK 10:35 - Challenges to collectives 12:42 - Anarchy and sex! 13:25 - Jamie Heckert 14:03 - Anarchist critiques of sexual orientation 17:07 - You ain't born queer 20:34 - Good sex and anarchy 22:46 - Regina Cochrane 24:56 - What is anarcha-feminism? 27:13 - Radical feminism vs. anarcha-feminism 30:43 - Anarcha-feminism and anti-globalization 32:42 - Not4Prophet 33:02 - Anarchist People of Colour (APOC) 37:48 - Anarchism and Puerto Rican youth 40:20 - Direct action 43:55 - Ann Hansen 44:36 - Terrorism vs. direct action 47:14 - Models of direct action 49:15 - Conclusion

Part 2 of a 4-part radio documentary series on anarchism from 2004, produced at CKUT community radio in Montreal. This episode is Freedom On the Air Part 2: Anarchist History. This radio documentary series has been unavailable for a long time online...until now! Subscribe to our podcast feed so you don't miss the other parts! Track listing: 0:00  - Intro 1:12 - The First International 2:40 - Benoit Desgreniers (NEFAC) on the First International 12:36 - Haymarket Square 14:08 - Howard Zinn on the Haymarket Massacre 24:27 - Spanish Civil War 25:55 - Intro to Martha Acklesberg 26:52 - Martha Acklesberg on the Spanish Civl War 38:10 - Pierre Leyrand on the Paris 1968 Uprising 42:51 - We don't need the WTO! 45:26 - Intro to the Seattle 1999 protests 46:03 - Nadince Bloch and Roger on Seattle '99 54:22 - Conclusion Produced by the anarchist elves of the CKUT community news collective: Aaron, Brook, Neil, Eric, Greg, Sabrina, Tamara, Arun

Not a regular episode of the Rebel Beat, but over the next few weeks we'll be re-releasing a 4-part radio documentary series on anarchism from 2004, produced at CKUT community radio in Montreal. Hope you enjoy Freedom on the Air part 1: Anarchy 101! This radio documentary series has been unavailable for a long time online...until now! Subscribe to our podcast feed so you don't miss the other parts! 3:11 - What is anarchy? 3:31 - Misconceptions in the street 4:48 - Anarchy and violence 7:48 - Addressing misconceptions 12:19 - Chaos vs. organization 15:36 - Anarchist values 17:46 - Montreal anarchist bookfair 20:04 - Anarchy is order 23:29 - Cindy Milstein intro 27:39 - The Enlightenment 31:13 - The Industrial Revolution 32:49 - Karl Marx 36:04 - Split from socialism 38:05 - William Godwin 40:32 - Pierre Joseph Proudhon 42:53 - Max Stirner 45:07 - Mikhail Bakunin 47:17 - Peter Kropotkin 48:25 - Emma Goldman 50:03 - Rudolph Rocker 51:34 - Errico Malatesta 53:11 - Leo Tolstoy 54:28 - Gustav Landauer 56:21 - May Day in Montreal

Our states are failed, but our side has to win. In part 2 of our series A People's History of Godspeed You! Black Emperor, we hear from Efrim Manuel Menuck who plays guitar in the band. Amidst a late-April snow storm in Montreal, and on the 20th anniversary of the anti-FTAA protests in Quebec City, we talked with Efrim about the last 25 years of the band, the movement against capitalist globalization, our rejection of Zionism, student uprisings, and hope. Missed part 1 of this series? Have a listen here. Godspeed You! Black Emperor just released their most recent album, "G_d's pee at state's end" on Constellation records in April. It is a must-listen. Like this podcast? Then support us on Patreon! Playlist A military alphabet Sleep 09-15-00 Mladic OUR SIDE HAS TO WIN (for D.H.) Rebel Beat theme music by Cee from Test Their Logik

For the last quarter-century, Godspeed You! Black Emperor have been putting out epic, orchestral, anarchistic rock music. Their albums and legendary live performances have fuelled radical social movements in their hometown of Montreal, and all around the world. To celebrate the release of the band's latest album G_d's Pee at State's End!, The Rebel Beat is doing a 2-part people's history of Godspeed You! Black Emperor. This first episode features a conversation between host Aaron Lakoff, anarchist graphic designer Kevin Lo, and Sharmeen Khan of No One Is Illegal Toronto and Upping The Anti. We examine how the band's music has been interwoven with some of the greatest moments of social upheaval of our time, from the protests against the war in Iraq, to the massive Quebec student strike of 2012, to the current pandemic. Part 2 will feature an in-depth discussion with Efrim Manuel Menuck from the band. Coming soon. Also, happy MayDay! It's a great day to listen to Godspeed's tune Bosses Hang. Like this podcast? Then support us! www.patreon.com/rebelbeatradio Playlist Peasantry, or 'Light, inside of light!' Storm A Silver Mount Zion - God bless our dead marines We drift like worried fire Mladic Government came OUR SIDE HAS TO WIN (for D.H.) Rebel Beat theme music by Cee from Test Their Logik

After a long winter hibernation, The Rebel Beat is finally back and ready to roll out some new episodes this spring!\r\n\nOn this episode, we had the pleasure of speaking with Lawrence Dunn, the son of the late folk singer Willie Dunn. Willie Dunn was of mixed Scottish/Irish and Mi\'ma\'ki ancestry, and wore many hats throughout his prolific career. He was a powerful anti-colonial songwriter, a film director, an activist, and even took a run for elected office once. Some say that his music didn\'t get the attention that it deserved during his career, but now his son Lawrence Dunn has teamed up with Light in the Attic records to release an anthology of Willie\'s work, \"Creation never sleeps, Creation never dies\". Lawrence joins us for a heart-felt discussion on his father\'s music, activism and legacy.\r\n\nLike this podcast? Then support us on Patreon! www.patreon.com/rebelbeatradio\r\n\nPlaylist\r\n\nWillie Dunn - Charlie\r\n\nWillie Dunn - The Ballad of Crowfoot\r\n\nWillie Dunn - The Carver\r\n\nWillie Dunn - O Canada!\r\n\nWillie Dunn - Louis Riel\r\n\nWillie Dunn - Broker\r\n\nWillie Dunn - I Pity the Country\r\n\nWillie Dunn - The Pacific\r\n\n\r\n\r\n\nFurther resources\r\n\nThe Rebel Beat episode 013 - Native North America\r\n\nThe Ballad of Crowfoot (1968 film, National Film Board)\r\n\n\r\n\r\n\nTheme music for the Rebel Beat by Cee from Test Their Logik\r\n

After a long winter hibernation, The Rebel Beat is finally back and ready to roll out some new episodes this spring!\r\n\nOn this episode, we had the pleasure of speaking with Lawrence Dunn, the son of the late folk singer Willie Dunn. Willie Dunn was of mixed Scottish/Irish and Mi\'ma\'ki ancestry, and wore many hats throughout his prolific career. He was a powerful anti-colonial songwriter, a film director, an activist, and even took a run for elected office once. Some say that his music didn\'t get the attention that it deserved during his career, but now his son Lawrence Dunn has teamed up with Light in the Attic records to release an anthology of Willie\'s work, \"Creation never sleeps, Creation never dies\". Lawrence joins us for a heart-felt discussion on his father\'s music, activism and legacy.\r\n\nLike this podcast? Then support us on Patreon! www.patreon.com/rebelbeatradio\r\n\nPlaylist\r\n\nWillie Dunn - Charlie\r\n\nWillie Dunn - The Ballad of Crowfoot\r\n\nWillie Dunn - The Carver\r\n\nWillie Dunn - O Canada!\r\n\nWillie Dunn - Louis Riel\r\n\nWillie Dunn - Broker\r\n\nWillie Dunn - I Pity the Country\r\n\nWillie Dunn - The Pacific\r\n\n\r\n\r\n\nFurther resources\r\n\nThe Rebel Beat episode 013 - Native North America\r\n\nThe Ballad of Crowfoot (1968 film, National Film Board)\r\n\n\r\n\r\n\nTheme music for the Rebel Beat by Cee from Test Their Logik\r\n

After a long hiatus, we have some very exciting news from The Rebel Beat HQ, including some new episodes and documentaries rolling out this spring. Stay tuned!\r\n\nLike this podcast? Then support us! www.patreon.com/rebelbeatradio\r\n

Exactly 10 years ago this June, Toronto was a battleground. The G20 had just invaded the city, with the leaders of the world’s largest economies meeting behind fortified fences to discuss pillaging the world. Outside were thousands of us, there to crash the meeting. The massive demos, and some rioting that followed, gave way to the largest mass arrest in Canadian history. Two of those people arrested were our guests on the program today, Testament and Illogik of the long-standing anarchist hip-hop duo Test Their Logik. They join us to reflect on the history of their group, the 10 year anniversary of the G20, and their new album "See". Like this podcast? Then support us on Patreon! Grab the new Test Their Logik album on their bandcamp page here! Also check out these other dope projects that Test Their Logik are involved in: Realitea Cannabucha, and the True Cost of Coal book with the Beehive Collective. Playlist Kay the Aquanaut, Cee Reality, Lee Reed - 123 Test Their Logik - Rebel Test Their Logik - WCH (Class) Test Their Logik - B Test Their Logik - C Test Their Logik - Water Test Their Logik - G8 G20 Crash the meeting Other links to things we mentioned on the show: Uprise Daily podcast (give it a listen!), Policing Black LIves book by Robyn Maynard

Today we’re going back in time in a way and exploring some Yiddish radical classic tunes with Brivele! Brivele is a Seattle-based anti-fascist klezmer folk-punk trio who braid together oral history, Yiddish language, contemporary and old-country musical genres, American Vaudeville, and visual arts. Check out their Bandcamp page here! I had a chance to speak with two members of the band a while ago, Stefanie and Maia, and they talk about the lineage of this music, and why it’s just as important to be putting out anti-fascist klezmer today as it was 100 years ago. Video of members of Brivele playing with "Yiddishists Against Prisons" in Val-David, Quebec in 2019. After 100 episodes of The Rebel Beat, we selected our top 5! Read the post on our website here. Like this podcast? Then support us! www.patreon.com/rebelbeatradio Playlist Brivele - Bread and roses Brivele - Hungry Yid Brivele - FTP in der Gasn Brivele - Oy Zionists

Today we’re going back in time in a way and exploring some Yiddish radical classic tunes with Brivele! Brivele is a Seattle-based anti-fascist klezmer folk-punk trio who braid together oral history, Yiddish language, contemporary and old-country musical genres, American Vaudeville, and visual arts. Check out their Bandcamp page here! I had a chance to speak with two members of the band a while ago, Stefanie and Maia, and they talk about the lineage of this music, and why it’s just as important to be putting out anti-fascist klezmer today as it was 100 years ago. Video of members of Brivele playing with "Yiddishists Against Prisons" in Val-David, Quebec in 2019. After 100 episodes of The Rebel Beat, we selected our top 5! Read the post on our website here. Like this podcast? Then support us! www.patreon.com/rebelbeatradio Playlist Brivele - Bread and roses Brivele - Hungry Yid Brivele - FTP in der Gasn Brivele - Oy Zionists

This is it! We've finally reached the milestone of 100 episodes of The Rebel Beat. And to make it all the more sweet, this is our Mayday special! Franklin Lopez, long-time anarchist agitator, video ninja, and founder of Submedia is back to co-host as we discuss the history of The Rebel Beat, the significance of Mayday, the Wet'suwet'en uprising against pipelines, and staying rebellious in these pandemic times. PLUS, we have a ton of Mayday greetings and shoutouts from artists and rebels all over the world! So this episode is part collective playlist, and part collective love letter from us to you on this socially-distant Mayday. Like this podcast? Then support us! www.patreon.com/rebelbeatradio Tracklist Brivele - Bread and roses Geoff Berner - Dalloy polizei The Mayday Orchestra - Center of the storm Lia Rose - We are the ones Ramy Essam - Hela hela Chumbawamba - Voices that’s all Dolly Parton - 9-5 A Tribe Called Red - Land Back Rebel Diaz - Which side are you on? (Remix) Immortal Technique - 3rd world Leslie Fish - Bella ciao The Proclaimers - The Joyful Kilmarnock Blues Ana Tijoux - Antifa dance Lee Reed - The rents Kareem Samara - Light for S.H. Norman Nawrocki - We are pickers and packers Dennis Brown - Revolution Pat Kelly - The workman’s song Victor Rice - Bebida Union Thugs - Héros et martyrs

Irreversible Entanglements are a liberation-oriented free jazz collective formed in early 2015 by saxophonist Keir Neuringer, poet Camae Ayewa (a.k.a. Moor Mother) and bassist Luke Stewart, who came together to perform at a Musicians Against Police Brutality event organized after the slaying of Akai Gurley by the NYPD. Their music is soothing, chaotic, powerful, and deeply rooted in movements for Black freedom and resistance. Today on the Rebel Beat we're joined by Keir and Luke from the band who join us from Philly and Washington D.C. respectively to talk about their new album "Who sent you?", band life under lockdown, and the radical politics of jazz improvisation. Enjoy! Episode 100 will be coming out on May Day (May 1st), and we want to hear from you! Send us your audio Mayday greetings to rebel@ckut.ca by April 27th Dig this podcast? Then support us! www.patreon.com/rebelbeatradio Tracklist Charles Mingus - Better git hit in your soul De La Soul - Say no go Irreversible Entanglements - Fireworks Irreversible Entanglements - Who sent you / Ritual Irreversible Entanglements - Chicago to Texas Irreversible Entanglements - The Code Noir / Amina Irreversible Entanglements - No mas

Irreversible Entanglements are a liberation-oriented free jazz collective formed in early 2015 by saxophonist Keir Neuringer, poet Camae Ayewa (a.k.a. Moor Mother) and bassist Luke Stewart, who came together to perform at a Musicians Against Police Brutality event organized after the slaying of Akai Gurley by the NYPD. Their music is soothing, chaotic, powerful, and deeply rooted in movements for Black freedom and resistance. Today on the Rebel Beat we're joined by Keir and Luke from the band who join us from Philly and Washington D.C. respectively to talk about their new album "Who sent you?", band life under lockdown, and the radical politics of jazz improvisation. Enjoy! Episode 100 will be coming out on May Day (May 1st), and we want to hear from you! Send us your audio Mayday greetings to rebel@ckut.ca by April 27th Dig this podcast? Then support us! www.patreon.com/rebelbeatradio Tracklist Charles Mingus - Better git hit in your soul De La Soul - Say no go Irreversible Entanglements - Fireworks Irreversible Entanglements - Who sent you / Ritual Irreversible Entanglements - Chicago to Texas Irreversible Entanglements - The Code Noir / Amina Irreversible Entanglements - No mas

The Snotty Nose Rez Kids, an Indigenous hip-hop duo hailing from the Haisla nation, join us to chop it up about their new EP "Born Deadly", the #ShutDownCanada movement against pipelines and artist life under COVID-19. Like this podcast? Then support us! www.patreon.com/rebelbeatradio Paypal: rebel@ckut.ca Tracklist - Snotty Nose Rez Kids :  Real Deadly Warriors Cops with guns are the worst!!! KKKanada Boujee Natives Skoden

The Snotty Nose Rez Kids, an Indigenous hip-hop duo hailing from the Haisla nation, join us to chop it up about their new EP "Born Deadly", the #ShutDownCanada movement against pipelines and artist life under COVID-19. Like this podcast? Then support us! www.patreon.com/rebelbeatradio Paypal: rebel@ckut.ca Tracklist - Snotty Nose Rez Kids :  Real Deadly Warriors Cops with guns are the worst!!! KKKanada Boujee Natives Skoden

Just a quick note to say that we're coming back with some more Rebel Beat episodes very soon! Hang tight, and make sure you're subscribed!

  https://ia601409.us.archive.org/15/items/funkyrevolutionsjanuary182019/The%20Rebel%20Beat%20Funky%20Revolutions%20Episode%2097.mp3   Happy new year! And welcome back to another edition of The Rebel Beat. On this edition, I wanted to share a radio program I guest-hosted on CKUT radio in Montreal, Funky Revolutions. What you’re about to hear is a 2 hour music mix of funky soul, hip-hop, reggae, and folk, with a special focus on the struggle against pipelines on Wet’suwet’en territory. We’re joined by Jennifer Wickam (35:00), a Wet’suwet’en land defender who has been holding it down at the Gidimden checkpoint. The tension has been high over the last few weeks as RCMP police are poised to attack the community yet again. **Like this podcast? Then support us! http://patreon.com/rebelbeatradio Playlist LaBelle – Moon shadow Buffy Sainte Marie – Now that the buffalo’s gone Willie Dunn – I pity the country John Trudell – Rich man’s war Alanis Obomsawin – Odana A Tribe Called Red – Stadium pow wow Interview with Jennifer Wickam JB the First Lady – Front lines Snotty Nose Rez Kids – Son of a matriarch Rapsody (feat Gza) – Ibtihaj A Tribe Called Quest – Left my wallet in El Segundo Amerigo Gazaway – Peculiar mathematics Otis Redding – The glory of love Carla Thomas – B-A-B-Y Jackie Shane – Sticks and Stones Bruxas – Plantas falsas Nanku Phiri – Sifo Ibibio Sound Machine – The chant Roland Alphonso – Guantanamera ska Nora Dean – Barbed wire Junior Murvin – Cool out son Macka B – Never played a 45