Molotov Now!

This episode will see us exploring the new and shifting landscape of those involved in organizing in the unhoused community in their town. Ever since the so called supreme court handed down the Grants Pass decision communities have been scrambling to understand what cities are able to do and how to respond to the influx of anti homeless ordinances being passed in its wake.Music this Episode:Virtual Bird - Destroy PropertyRobber's Roost - Aint NobodyRobber's Roost - Swallow Your FearsFrom The Communique:The Project - Popular WobblyEscape The Zoo - Sentient BeerHorrible Pain - Horrible Pain 7" [2014]Folk - The Anarchist HymnRobber's Roost - Breaking Down

In this episode we talk with Honey about their experiences in counter protesting the recent Christian Fascist movement against trans people and others. We hear about previous actions, upcoming events to be aware of, and discuss possible ways to effectively counter this movement. Hope you enjoy!Music this Episode:Total Chroma - DriftlessTHE GOBS - "13 TALL BOYS"TIWHWYDPBD -BaptationNNoble Hobo | Song for a FriendChapped - Belladonna Ciao & The So-Called New West Chungus Liberation FrontEven if the End Is Near by Evan GreerEverybody Hates The Cops by Sole · DJ Pain 1 · Time · Lee Reed

This is Sprout, and this is Charyan, and we are the hosts of Molotov Now!, on The Channel Zero Podcast Network, thank you for joining us on this episode of the podcast. If you like what we do here and want to support it, you can do that by going to linktr.ee/al1312 and clicking donate.We are returning to you after a hiatus over the summer that saw us putting our writing hats down for some extended real world organizing.We have a lot to cover in this episode, having been gone for so long. We are choosing to forgo a guest spot this time in favor of recapping in detail the last few months of life here in Aberdeen, WA. What this has meant for organizing, the war on the unhoused, and local City politics. That's right, from genocidal City policies towards the unhoused in town, to revelations about child molestation from the same City councilor responsible for doxxing a local mutual aid organizer recently. Stay tuned for that discussion plus a radical news run down, music, and an audio version of our newsletter The Communique, catching you up on all the relevant happenings in Grays Harbor County Washington. Music this Episode: Swap Meet (Remastered) - Nirvana Burnin' It Down - Steve EarlThe Window Smashing Job Creators - To My Comrades I've Never Been Here Before - It's Raining Again (Official Music Video) AGGRO LIVE @ SHERWOOD DIY 09/09/23 (Full Set) The Rat Utopia Experiment - Part/Whole (Official Music Video) ACID TEETH - Full Session - BRIDGE CITY SESSIONS  Blood and Bones - The Phantom Pines

This is the audiozine version of our production of 7 Steps to Starting Your Own Jail Support Network Where You Live [AUDIOZINE] made in collaboration with Clover from PDX Jail Support. Enjoy!

This is the audiozine version of our production of Organizing the Unhoused: An Organizer's Manual made in collaboration with Royt of the IWW. Enjoy!

This is Sprout and this is Charyan, and we are the hosts of Molotov Now!, on The Channel Zero Podcast Network, thank you for joining us on this episode of the podcast. If you like what we do here and want to support it, you can do that by going to linktr.ee/al1312 and clicking donate, or scrolling to the bottom for Patreon. Today on the podcast we are joined by a member of PDX Jail Support to discuss their efforts creating a culture of mutual aid based around the idea of widespread community jail support. They have spent the last four years building a network of volunteers to stand outside local jails and connect with people coming out of jail. This is done with all arrestees, not simply when there is a need for increased jail support following a protest event. We will also be debuting the audiozine we collaborated on with them detailing how to build a jail support network where you live. We hope you find this episode as inspiring as we did. It really lit a fire in us to get something similar going here where we live. The potential for radicalization is immense in these highly vulnerable and personal connections.