Foment: Thinking aloud about why we keep trying

Episode Notes In this episode, Albert and Christina discuss why they keep practicing towards liberation, and the role of hope or despair or right-sized power during these times. This one's more a meandering conversation, as we try to figure it out ourselves. Shownotes: this episode, we mention a lot of books without going deep into them, but here are the ones mentioned in case you want to dive further in! "We Don't Get There Without the Shared Struggle" -- Mariame Kaba and Kelly Hayes on the podcast Millennials Are Killing Capitalism talking about hope Hospicing Modernity by Vanessa Machado de Oliveira Rebecca Solnit's books: Hope in the Dark and A Paradise Built in Hell Everyday Anarchism podcast World as Lover, World as Self by Joanna Macy Fierce Vulnerability by Kazu Haga Mutual Aid by Peter Kropotkin "Shocks, Slides, and Shifts" framework from Movement Generation Mid-Valley Yogurt Coop -- we'll record a full episode about yogurt coop soon, we promise! Please send your questions about cooperative housing or micro-solidarity experiments for future podcast episodes to [email protected]! To support our podcast, give us a tip us per episode at: https://foment.pinecast.co/ To support our collective liberation, have a meandering conversation about what keeps you going through despair and chaos with someone in your chosen political fam. Support Foment by contributing to their tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/foment Find out more at https://foment.pinecast.co