The Bristol Agenda

26/04/21 Protesters Court Win, Undercover Policing & DANN on Abolition Part 2

As BLM protesters win a court verdict that their detention by Avon and Somerset Police was unlawful we speak to both the activists involved and a barrister representing them. We have an interview with Phil Chamberlain, who is an expert in police and the media to find out about the ongoing Inquiry into Undercover Policing. And finally we have part II of Demand a New Normal on police and prison abolition. With Tin Hinson, Kiran Khatra Rohan Roy and Priyanka Ravel.

Is Israel-Palestine complicated? With Samy Lendvai-Karmout

Samy Lendvai-Karmout grew up in Gaza. He talks with Tin Hinson about the occupation, violence, resistance and international solidarity with the Palestinian cause. Recorded the day after large demonstrations were held in Bristol against the Israeli Defence Force's latest assault and the ongoing occupation. An extended version of the interview that we play out on our 17th May episode.

19/04/21 The Tin Takeover! Neil Maggs v the Superleague, Vans & Afghanistan

Priyanka is away on holiday so it's a Tin special. I take the opportunity to fill half the show with football chat with Neil Maggs. As the council begins eviction proceedings against van dwellers in Hengrove we talk with Vehicles for Change about why people live in vans. We get an update on how Greensill Capital Scandal demonstrates that the whole economy blurs the line between fraud and real production, and as President Biden announces a withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan we reflect on 20 years of war.

12/04/21 TIN'S ON HOLIDAY Police Abolition, Greensill & Is Britain Racist Report

Priyanka Ravel and Rohan Roy are joined by guest producer Valentin Saiz. Kiran Khatra investigates the challenging concept of police abolition. Tin speaks to Riley Quinn to find out what the hell Greensill Capital was and why it was given so much money, and Priyanka speaks to Euella Jackson from the Mayor's Commission on Racial Equality.

29/03/21 Does rioting undermine your cause? Jo Sargeant defects from Labour, New Asylum Bill

We speak to Dr Oscar Berglund who says that it is not true that some forms of protest necessarily undermine your cause. We speak to Cllr Jo Sargeant about why she is defecting from Labour and we speak to an expert on the impact of the proposed new asylum laws. With Tin Hinson @tinhinz88, Priyanka Raval @priyraval and Rohan Roy (@riderz_of_rohan)