Redneck Gone Green
David K. Cobb, Shane Knight, Jayson T. ButlerBuilding eco-socialist, non-violent, revolutionary change where we live, work, pray and play.
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Howdy folks,
This Monday is Memorial Day.
Redneck Gone Green Co-host Shane Knight is a Marine Corps veteran, and he and I are in fierce agreement that Memorial Day should not glorify war or empire. Instead, we honor working-class...
The System Ain’t Broken — It’s Dying with William Robinson
This episode features a deep discussion on the epochal crisis of global capitalism, its environmental, social, and political dimensions, and the potential pathways for revolutionary change. Guest William Robinson shares insights from his ex...
The System Ain’t Broken — It’s Dying
Howdy folks,
This Monday, May 18 at 3pm pacific, 6pm eastern. Co-host Shane Knight and I will be in conversation with William I. Robinson, Professor of Sociology at the University of California- Santa Barbara. We will be talking about...
Motown and the Making of Working-Class Revolutionaries with Jerome Scott
For a generation of organizers, the history of the League of Revolutionary Black Workers has existed as legend: Wildcat strikes in the Detroit auto plants, Black workers confronting both corporate power of the auto industry and racism insid...
Motown and the Making of Working-Class Revolutionaries: The Story of the League of Revolutionary Black Workers.
Howdy folks,
I am very excited to share that this Monday, May 11 at 3pm pacific, 6pm eastern we will be broadcasting a pre-recorded interview with Jerome Scott, one of the co-authors of Motown and the Making of Working-Class Revolution...
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David has sued corporate polluters, done policy advocacy, run for political office and been arrested for non-violent civil disobedience. He is Co-Coordinator of the US Solidarity Economy Network and with the People’s Network for Land & Liberation.
Shane is the Co-Host of Redneck Gone Green, Co-Managing Director, and Chief Creative Officer at Democracy at Work.
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