Reading The Culture

Squirrel PRIDE

Carlos and Theresa forage for joy-nuts, and celebrate rodent pride parties; and Theresa‘s yard and on the White House lawn. They bemoan the impact of the economy, and how technological changes are weighing on our mental health, communities, and personal resilience.

Delany Hall prt 2

Part 2 – ICE and the community sweeps that have become the norm this administration, have created innumerable problems for themselves. Hunger and labor strikes at Delany Hall are only the most recent eruption of freedom and human dignity to break through the fossil corporal penal system – even with a new banner out front.Theresa really asks Carlos to dig and find the crux of what led them to leading the Ethnic Studies hunger strikes at the C.U., Boulder, as an undergrad in the 90's. The episode is not just a philosophical conversation on activism, resistance strategies and the power of joy in social movements. It's also an invitation to action, and a call to joy.https://www.handsoffnyc.com/

Delany Hall, part 1

ICE and the community sweeps that have become the norm this administration, have created innumerable problems for themselves. Hunger and labor strikes at Delany Hall are only the most recent eruption of freedom and human dignity to break through the fossil corporal penal system – even with a new banner out front. Theresa really asks Carlos to dig and find the crux of what led them to leading the Ethnic Studies hunger strikes at the C.U., Boulder, as an undergrad in the 90's. The episode is not just a philosophical conversation on activism, resistance strategies and the power of joy in social movements. It's also an invitation to action, and a call to joy.

...He Can Sit On A Tack

This Monday Moment, Carlos is challenging viewers to embrace our joy, and to amplify our appreciation. The weather is always perfect - it's the only weather we have. We have to adjust to the climate in order to crank that joy to 11 and tear the knob off. Let's spread it all over everything!

Acorns In The River

Carlos Kareem Windham and Theresa Logan tumble along the river as they explore a wide range of topics from personal anecdotes, social commentary, to political analysis, all delivered with humor and insight – looking for a bank to plant their roots. This episode offers a candid look at current events, cultural observations, and the importance of community and connection.