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In this dark moment for transsexuals the world over, Brumaire, in her infinite wisdom, assembles a panel to address several tactical and strategic questions facing the trans community. Tune in, especially if you're trans and worried about what to do next!

April's piece, mentioned on the show: https://reformandrevolution.org/2025/10/16/daughters-of-rabotnitsa-lessons-from-the-russian-revolutionary-womens-movement/ Art by Grace Muchmore

To commemorate the 78th anniversary of the Nakba, Brumaire brings on three guests with differing opinions and experiences on and with the struggle for Palestinian sovereignty.

In celebration of International Worker’s day, Brumaire gives a brief diagnosis of the broader left and provides a small prescription: a menagerie of labor and revolutionary songs spanning time and space. Tune in for music from as far afield as the Japan’s hard left unions to the New Jewel Movement in Grenada, and open your heart to a truly global solidarity of the World’s working peoples

Brumaire decides to celebrate April Fool's a few days late by looking into the classic anarchist prankster plunderphonics art project/band, negativland! Truly the pioneers of sentencing mixing and joking around, their sound and style is legendary, tune in for a lot of fun bits and glitzy mixing (not! this was recorded while traveling.)

This Week, Brumaire features her first Kalamazoo guest, Queenie T of the Frogs and Toads. Queenie and her take a deep dive into the former's catalog and some of her inspirations! Tune in for an incredible (and incredibly varied) catalog perusal

This soft expression of gratitude was recorded on 02/06/26 at the second installment of 'blip' in Chicago, IL.

Many thanks to Valerie Salerno for the poem.

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In an interview conducted in Chicago on 01/23, Brumaire talks with Anaïs — a Chicago-based musician who visited the Zapatistas during an Encuentro — about both her experience and the Zapatistas more broadly. Tragically, there is no news segment

In attempting to channel the anti-war energy of the moment, Brumaire recites a speech by Eugene Debs from the height World War One. In the process, she hopes she can convince you to organize!

Brumaire kicks off the so-called new year with an interview with Muskegon based musician and friend of the show, Shelby Obzut. Shelby and her dive into both Shelby's catalog and influences, spanning from Michigan to Mexico, and beyond. A fun listen to start your year off!