Coffee with Comrades Recommends
Margaret's utopian anarchist fantasy is powerful to behold!
We recently sat down with Scott and Jacques, translator and author of The Abolition of Prison, on Coffee with Comrades!
For Ep. 140 of Coffee with Comrades, we spoke with Michael Reagan about his new book, Intersectional Class Struggle, available now via AK Press!
For Ep. 138 of Coffee with Comrades, we spoke with N.O. Bonzo about street art & their work on this new edition of Kropotkin's magnum opus!
We had Cindy on for Ep. 132 of Coffee with Comrades to discuss her latest edited anthology!
We had Shane on for Ep. 131 of Coffee with Comrades to talk about this sensational essay collection!
I recently sat down to interview Eric Laursen for Ep. 130 of Coffee with Comrades!
In Ep. 58: "An Exceptional Lack of Innocence," Danny Haiphong joined us to discuss American Exceptionalism and American Innocence: A People’s History of Fake News—From the Revolutionary War to the War on Terror.
Honestly, this is one of my favorite books of all-time. Top 3, for sure. The Left Page joined us for Ep. 47 and 48 of Coffee with Comrades to discuss Le Guin's magnum opus at length. Seriously, if you haven't read The Dispossessed, stop what you're doing and go read it right now.
In Ep. 120 of Coffee with Comrades, Pearson sits down with George Schmitz, drummer for the hardcore band Stick to Your Guns, to discuss Gabriel Kuhn's book, Sober Living for the Revolution: Hardcore Punk, Straight Edge, and Radical Politics. We also chat about STYG's EP, The Meaning Remains.
We're excited to bring you a conversation with Harsha Walia, author of Border & Rule, in the near future! Grab a copy and prepare the coffee for what should doubtlessly prove to be a lovely conversation. Ever since I first read Harsha's first book, Undoing Border Imperialism, her scholarship has spoken to me. At Coffee with Comrades, we recognize that every border is a scar cut into the face of the Earth. We must all strive to unbuild walls.
On Episode 8 of Coffee with Comrades, we sit down for a conversation with Mark Bray and Rob Haworth to discuss their upcoming book, Anarchist Education and the Modern School: A Francisco Ferrer Reader.