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Introducing The Dugout Newsletter: Radical News, Resources, and More To Your Inbox 14:05

17h ago14:05

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"The Dugout Podcast just launched The Dugout Newsletter! Get radical news, abolitionist analysis, and updates straight to your inbox. | LAUNCHING ON MARCH 15, 2025 Read the first issue for free on our Patreon: patreon.com/TheDugoutPod --------------------------------- What this newsletter will offer: Prison Justice Updates: Legal battles, strikes, …

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S1: EP2: How to Watch or Listen to Your Favorite Team 38:45

1d ago38:45

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Send us a text Now that you have a team to follow, how do you watch them play? It can be surprisingly complicated. But we are here to help! Learn how to watch or listen to your favorite team this season, on any budget!Av Steve

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Episode #321: The Return of Jamie Campbell 42:54

5d ago42:54

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Our guest this week really doesn’t need an introduction. Jamie Campbell has been the host of Blue Jays Central on Sportsnet for years now. He’s also a former Alberta broadcaster, having worked in Edmonton during the 1990’s. We first chatted with him back on Episode #85 of the show, which was during the pandemic and he was making phone calls to long…

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Ep.140 -- Vibes and Aura 39:51

7d ago39:51

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The Red Sox have endless aura and immaculate vibes coming from spring camp. We talk about the great energy they have right now, which players have us fired up the most, and the impact Alex Bregman has already had on this team. We also hype up Masataka Yoshida big time.Av Jason Ward (RSD)

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What Is the State? | Intro to Black Anarchism 26:17

1d ago26:17

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Today, we break down the state—its role, its violence, and why anarchists reject it. We examine Max Weber’s idea of the state as a monopoly on legitimate violence and connect it to Black anarchist critiques from Lorenzo Kom’boa Ervin and William C. Anderson. How does the state uphold racial and economic hierarchies? Why does seizing state power rec…

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A.S.L. PRINCESS on Queer Anger, CLASS WAR COLLECTIVE, and Fighting Trans Misogynoir 1:53:44

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In this episode of The Dugout, we sit down with ASL PRINCESS, a visionary artist, organizer, and founding member of CLASS WAR COLLECTIVE, to talk about the power of queer anger, the necessity of being antagonistic to trans misogynoir, and the radical act of building community on our own terms. ASL PRINCESS shares stories about growing up in a famil…

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How ANARCHIST CALISTHENICS Changed My Life (and how it can change yours too) 22:42

4d ago22:42

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Ever wondered what everyday resistance actually looks like? In this video, I share how I’ve practiced anarchist calisthenics throughout my life— from QUEERNESS AS RESISTANCE to HOW LABOR IS A SITE OF COMPLIANCE TO OPPOSE —and how you can do the same. If you’re looking for ways to push back against oppressive systems in your daily life, or just curi…

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Episode #320: Remembering Foothills Stadium 39:53

8d ago39:53

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It's been a long time coming, but Foothills Stadium is finally being torn down. The home of the Calgary Cardinals, Expos, Cannons, Outlaws, Vipers, Bucks, Dinos and Dawgs (who later moved to Okotoks) has been the planned site for the city's new fieldhouse project for years. With a blast of warm February weather, three excavators started tearing dow…

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S1: EP1: Baseball Leagues and Teams 30:30

9d ago30:30

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Send us a text Welcome to the first episode of the Beginner's Dugout! In this episode, we will discuss the basics of baseball leagues and teams. Hopefully, after listening you will have a good idea of what team(s) to pick, follow, and root for!Av Steve

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Islam and Anarchism: DR. MOHAMED ABDOU on Decolonization and the 2024 Columbia Palestine Protests 1:08:18

10d ago1:08:18

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We sit down with Dr. Mohamed Abdou, a Muslim anarchist scholar and activist, to discuss the intersections of decolonization, abolition, and spiritual resistance. Dr. Abdou shares his journey from Cairo to Turtle Island, reflecting on his political awakening through Frantz Fanon, Malcolm X, and grassroots movements like the Zapatistas and Black Libe…

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Why The USA Is Criminalizing Immigration (Again) + How We Move Forward 30:20

11d ago30:20

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I’ve lived the impact of U.S. immigration policies firsthand—watching my stepfather get incarcerated and deported. In this video, I break down the harmful realities of Trump's immigration agenda, how ICE operates as a tool of state violence, and why abolition—not reform—is the only way forward. From personal experience to historical context, this i…

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Episode 319: Indian Head Rockets & Amber Valley Baseball Team 1:04:21

12d ago1:04:21

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We commemorate Black History Month by paying tribute to two Western Canadian teams known for their skill, style and swagger. The Indian Head Rockets and Amber Valley Baseball Team entertained thousands of fans every time they hit the field. We’ll hear from Home Runs and Dirt Roads author, and Indian Head Museum's Robyn Jensen about the Rockets’ leg…

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What is DIRECT ACTION? | DIRECT ACTION 101 - EP 3 20:31

17d ago20:31

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In Episode 3 of ourDirect Action 101 series, we break down whydirect action and mutual aid are more crucial than ever—not just for survival, but for resisting oppression and building stronger communities. From theBlack Panther Party’s free breakfast programs toborder aid and legal defense, we explore how mutual aid fills the gaps where institutions…

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Ep.139 -- Back In Business 59:37

17d ago59:37

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We are BACK for another season and the Red Sox are back in business! We breakdown the Alex Bregman signing and how he transforms our outlook on this season, discuss the Devers drama surrounding his position, and review the offseason as a whole looking ahead to the 2025 season.Av Jason Ward (RSD)

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Episode 318: Austin Collins, Willis Simair & Mike Steed 1:00:07

19d ago1:00:07

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We make our way through a lengthy list of news items then welcome a trio of great guests to the show. We start things off with Dawgs Academy hurler and Central Arizona College commit Austin Collins. Then we head east to Going Yard Academy where pitcher Willis Simair has committed to Garden City Community College. And we wrap up the show with long-t…

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Yes, Black People Fight Nazis: Anti-Fascism in Lincoln Heights, OH 35:12

22d ago35:12

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In this episode of The Dugout, we break down the recent neo-Nazi demonstration in Lincoln Heights, Ohio, and the community’s powerful response. We explore the long history of Black self-defense, the failures of law enforcement, and the ongoing threats of fascist organizing. What does this moment reveal about the reality of anti-fascist resistance, …

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5 Must-Read Books for Black History Month and Beyond 7:37

22d ago7:37

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In this episode, we explore five must-read books that challenge mainstream narratives and dive deep into Black radical thought, anarchism, and liberation. From the revolutionary ideas of Modibo Kadalie to the poetic brilliance of Audre Lorde, these works offer critical insights into resistance, survival, and Black freedom struggles. Whether you're …

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MARCELA ONYANGO on Comedy, Anarchism & Mutual Aid 1:04:18

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Radical comedian and writer Marcela Onyango joins The Dugout to talk about their journey from Nairobi to Texas, discovering anarchism through satire, and using comedy as a tool for resistance. We discuss radicalization, tenant organizing, mutual aid, and the power of imagining a world beyond capitalism. ---------------------------------------------…

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Episode 317: The Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame's Class of 2025 28:31

26d ago28:31

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We're proud to bring you a very special edition of the show this week as we celebrate the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame's Class of 2025. Toronto Blue Jays great Jose Bautista headlines this year's class along with former big leaguer Erik Bedard, Junior National Team head coach Greg Hamilton and former Women's National Team great Amanda Asay. The H…

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ANARCHIST CALISTHENICS: The Theory That Will Change Your Life [Intro to Black Anarchism] 15:09

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In this episode of INTRO TO. BLACK ANARCHISM, we’re breaking down the idea of “anarchist calisthenics”—a theory about practicing small acts of disobedience to build the muscles for bigger resistance. Inspired by James C. Scott’s Two Cheers for Anarchism, we’ll explore how poor and marginalized people have long used quiet acts of defiance to survive…

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Answering Your Questions About Organizing | DIRECT ACTION 101 - EP 2 1:00:23

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In this episode of DIRECT ACTION 101, I answer your questions about ORGANIZING 101, mutual aid, community trust, and ableism. with other Black anarchists Thank you @lucretia_macevil for being on this episode of DA 101! ----------------------- EPISODE CHAPTERS 00:00 Intro01:09 Q&A with @lucretia_macevil on direct action, mutual aid, accessibility, o…

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Episode 316: Kingston Besuijen, Tanner Morrow & Tanner Spencer 55:57

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It's been a busy week for baseball in Alberta, so plenty of storylines to pass your way in the news. Then we have a trio of great conversations to get you into the weekend. We have a pair of high school players who will soon be going to college in Dawgs Academy product Kingston Besuijen (College of San Mateo) and Red Deer Minor Baseball/St. Joseph …

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WHAT IS CAPITALISM? Property And Our Imagination 25:00

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In this episode of The Dugout, we dive into and introduction to Capitalism, exploring our relationship to the economic system at play. We discuss the different dynamics and property relations such as private, public and personal property, reflecting on its significance in Black radical thought, anarchist practices, and liberation movements. Join us…

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Episode 315: A Tribute to New PBA Hall of Famer Todd Hubka 45:37

1M ago45:37

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This is a special edition of the show that we are dropping on this Tuesday as, over the weekend, Prairie Baseball Academy held its annual banquet and celebration of baseball. It was also a night to honour a Southern Alberta baseball legend. Todd Hubka has been with the program going on 28 years now and is now entering the 15th season as head coach.…

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Revisiting WHAT IS BLACK ANARCHISM on Black History Month 23:01

1M ago23:01

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In this episode of The Dugout, we dive into Black history month exploring Black Anarchism as a part of our mini-episode seires, INTRO TO BLACK ANARCHISM. We give a quick intro into the politic, reflecting on its significance in Black radical thought, anarchist practices, and liberation movements. Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe to suppor…

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JAMAL JOSEPH: On the Panther 21 and Surviving COINTELPRO [BLACK PANTHER PARTY SPEAKS] 1:17:15

1M ago1:17:15

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In this episode, we sit down with Jamal Joseph, former Black Panther and Panther 21 member, to discuss his revolutionary journey and the lessons of resistance. He reflects on his time in the BPP, the impact of COINTELPRO, and the survival programs that sustained the movement. Jamal shares his experience in the Panther 21 trial, detailing their lega…

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Episode 314: Stubby Clapp 29:07

1M ago29:07

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He is a Canadian baseball legend and the first base coach of the St. Louis Cardinals. We are, of course, talking about Stubby Clapp. A true “Mr. Hustle” for Canada for years, he made it to the MLB with a 23-game stint in 2001 with the Cards. The 11-year pro’s final two years came here in Alberta with the Edmonton Cracker-Cats in 2005-2006 (includin…

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ON THE GROUND - A Month of Humanitarian Aid at the US/Mexico Border as a Child of Immigrants 31:14

1M ago31:14

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In this episode of The Dugout, I share my month of humanitarian aid work at the U.S.-Mexico border and reflect on how immigration, borders, and carcerality intersect with personal and political struggles. From witnessing the cruelty of border enforcement to unpacking my own family’s experiences with incarceration and deportation, I explore the deep…

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MARGARET KILLJOY on Speculative Fiction, Her Punk Roots, and the Journey to Anarchism 53:51

1M ago53:51

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In this episode of The Dugout, we’re thrilled to welcome Margaret Killjoy, a prolific author, musician, crafter, and unapologetic anarchist. Margaret shares her journey from growing up as a "confused goth kid" in the suburbs to discovering anarchism through punk subculture and anti-globalization movements. We dive into the role of speculative ficti…

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Episode 313: Matt Lloyd, Adam Macko & Matt Coutney 1:00:49

2M ago1:00:49

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Welcome to the start of the 2025 podcast season! As always, we start off with some of the big news items from the past few weeks, then we head to the minor leagues for a trio of guests. Dawgs Academy and Okotoks Dawgs alum Matt Lloyd checks in after a great first season with the Double-A Springfield Cardinals, Vauxhall Academy product Adam Macko lo…

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The Return of Trump: What Trump 2.0 Could Mean for Education, Immigration, and Organizing 1:15:53

2M ago1:15:53

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In this episode, we delve into the anticipated changes under President-elect Donald Trump's second term, focusing on his proposed policies in education and immigration. We explore the potential dismantling of the Department of Education, the introduction of universal school choice, and the impact on LGBTQIA protections. Additionally, we examine the…

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2025 Podcast Season Announcement 2:00

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We are excited to announce the first official episode of the 2025 baseball season will be hitting the airwaves on January 23! 2024 was an outstanding year and we can't wait to make this year even better with more stories, more roadtrips, more collaborations and more great guests on the show. Make sure to subscribe now wherever you listen to your fa…

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Why Are We OBSESSED with Hot Revolutionaries? 27:57

2M ago27:57

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In this episode, we delve into the intersections of desirability politics, revolutionary violence, and media spectacle, exploring how attractiveness shapes public perceptions of political acts. Using the Luigi Manjoni case as a focal point, we ask: Why does his "hotness" dominate the narrative? How does desirability dilute or amplify revolutionary …

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Interview with MUTT: Muntjac and Sedition Press | PART 2 49:43

2M ago49:43

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In the second half of our conversation with Mutt, we explore the transformative potential of Black anarchism through the lens of Muntjac’s work and the radical publishing efforts of Sedition Press. Mutt shares insights on Black diasporic life, politics, and resistance against the forces of Babylon. We discuss topics like: Intersectional critiques o…

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How To Become An Organizer (my story) | DIRECT ACTION 101 - EP 1 1:15:51

2M ago1:15:51

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DIRECT ACTION 101. EP 1 - In Direct Action 101 Episode 1, I take you through the last ten years of my journey in grassroots organizing. From navigating police tactics and planning marches to holding meetings and developing strategies for change, I share key lessons that have shaped my path. Whether you’re new to activism or a seasoned organizer, th…

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Season 1 in Review: Favorite Episodes, Reflections, and What's Coming in S2 41:12

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ABOUT THIS EPISODEIn this recap and reflection on Season 1 of the podcast, we talk about what goals we had when we started, what we've learned from this project so far, our favorite episodes, and what's next for Season 2. #TheDugout #BlackAnarchism ------------------------------------- MENTIONED MEDIA AND RESOURCES: HELP "FREE POLO": https://openco…

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People Think The UHC Assassin Is Hot? 31:34

3M ago31:34

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ABOUT THE EPISODE I sat down to talk about the chaotic year of 2024 and some observations I have while walking away from it - from the UHC incident to social media to class consciousness. #politics #2024 CHAPTERS 00:00 Intro01:15 - How HUMOR is a potential vehicle to CLASS CONSCIOUSNESS05:58 - The sinister wealth behind Trump's upcoming cabinet07:2…

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Episode 312: The 2024 Season Finale 50:57

3M ago50:57

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It's hard to believe that we are putting the wraps on yet another season of #ADSPodcast. Thank YOU for checking us out, whether it was one episode or all 50+ this season. Our Ian Wilson stops by for a recap of the recent Western Canadian Baseball League Annual General Meeting, then we hear from Saskatoon Berries president Steve Hildebrand and new S…

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Episode 311: ADS/SDS All-College Teams w/ Connor Crowson, Tom Poole & Payton McHarg 52:16

3M ago52:16

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It's a big day with a new show and brand new stories on both of our websites to celebrate the unveiling of the fifth annual ADS All-College Team and the first annual SDS All-College Team. After the news headlines, we look quickly at each of the rosters, then are joined by Connor Crowson (Okotoks) of the University of Montevallo, Tom Poole (Calgary)…

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Reading Klee Benally's NO SPIRITUAL SURRENDER: INDIGENOUS ANARCHY IN DEFENSE OF THE SACRED- IRDA | PT 1 38:24

3M ago38:24

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In this episode, Jordan reads the chapter Indigenous Rooted Direct Action from Klee Benally’s No Spiritual Surrender: Indigenous Anarchy in Defense of the Sacred. 📖 Read the Book:No Spiritual Surrender: Indigenous Anarchy in Defense of the Sacred —--------------------------------------------- About the Book A searing anti-colonial analysis rooted i…

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Episode 310: Baseball Alberta Awards w/ Danielle Moffat, Luke Schmitt & Kaitlyn Ross 50:44

3M ago50:44

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Awards season in baseball around Alberta rolled into high gear recently with a pair of major galas last weekend. We looked back at the Little League Alberta event earlier this week, and now we head to the Baseball Alberta festivities in Edmonton. We start things off with executive director Danielle Moffat, who says it was another banner year for ba…

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Episode 309: Little League Alberta Awards Banquet w/ Kevin Kvame & Katie Reyes 31:45

4M ago31:45

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It's awards season in Alberta's baseball world with two major events held this past weekend by Baseball Alberta and Little League Alberta. We will wrap-up the Baseball Alberta awards later this week, but we open things up with the Little League Alberta awards. Our Joe McFarland hosted a session on traditional and social media before serving as emce…

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Interview with MUTT: Muntjac, Propaganda, and Anarchism | PART 1 45:22

4M ago45:22

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In this first part of our interview with Mutt, a revolutionary and key figure in the UK’s Black anarchist movement, we dive deep into radical propaganda, racialization, and the power of decentralized living. Mutt, involved with MUNTJAC—a collective of POC anarchists—shares their journey through the punk scene, their radicalization in response to th…

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Episode 308: Tristan Peters & Tyler Herron 45:24

4M ago45:24

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We open up the show with a look at the news headlines, including Joe's pick for the new Edmonton Prospects name, which you can enter their contest here. Then he chats with a pair of Tampa Bay Rays prospects: Dawgs Academy and Okotoks Dawgs alum Tristan Peters and Grande Prairie Minor Baseball and St. Albert Minor Baseball alum Tyler Herron. 5:06 - …

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The 2024 Election is Over: It’s Time to ORGANIZE Against Fascism 34:59

4M ago34:59

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In this episode, we unpack the 2024 election results and discuss the urgent need for organizing beyond the ballot box. With a Republican-controlled House, Senate, and presidency, what lies ahead is a reality where marginalized communities, especially immigrants and Black, Indigenous, and POC groups, face new threats. We explore how historical patte…

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Episode 307: Erik Sabrowski 34:57

4M ago34:57

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Erik Sabrowski really needs no introduction. The Edmonton native's journey to the majors has been well-documented, and we’ve been lucky enough to follow him for quite some time. This year, it went to another level as he got the call-up to the big leagues, became a big piece of the Cleveland Guardians bullpen during their run to the playoffs, and ma…

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Why Fred Hampton Influences Black Anarchist Politics: Behind the Black Panther Party 1:08:15

4M ago1:08:15

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Prince and Jordan discuss Fred Hampton’s life, leadership, and lasting impact. As Illinois Black Panther Party chairman, he united communities, launched survival programs, and challenged oppression before his 1969 assassination. His legacy continues to inspire. For more, revisit our episode on Judas and the Black Messiah and its portrayal of Hampto…

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Donald Trump Won Again... Why America Is the Problem 13:08

4M ago13:08

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In this quick episode of The Dugout, I share my immediate reaction to Trump’s win and its implications—from harsher immigration policies to deepening divisions. Reflecting on history and global movements, I discuss resisting fascism, rethinking our role in the ‘American project,’ and the urgent need for collective action beyond voting. —-----------…

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Episode 306: WCBL Rural Roots + Update on Spruce Grove 29:18

4M ago29:18

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News from the baseball world is slowing down a bit, but we still have a few things to pass along. Then we go a little deeper into last week's unveiling of the 2025 Western Canadian Baseball League schedule. Joe explains why he loves the idea of the WCBL Rural Roots Game, then sits down with Pat Cassidy of the Edmonton Prospects to talk about the la…

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Episode 305: Hudson Kozicki, Braxton Bussing & Jack Lines 46:45

4M ago46:45

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Happy Halloween! Big congrats to the Los Angeles Dodgers on winning the World Series (take a look back at the Dodgers' history in Alberta with the Pioneer League's Lethbridge Dodgers here). After we get through the rest of the news from a busy week, we sit down with Vauxhall Academy's Hudson Kozicki (Sherwood Park) and Badlands Academy's Braxton Bu…

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