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The first of a multipart documentary series, InterRebellium 01. The Estallido Social is a story told through the eyes of anarchist and anticolonial participants of the 2019 uprising in the territories occupied by the state of Chile.

On December 8th 2024, Bashar al-Assad boarded a Russian military plane, and flew away into exile. His hasty, ignoble retreat marked the surreal culmination of the most brutal and bloody struggle of the Arab Spring. The fulfillment of a revolutionary demand scrawled by children on the walls of Daraa nearly fourteen years ago: the people want the fall of the regime.

On April 8th 1877 Anarchists descended on 2 villages in the mountains of rural Italy, ransacked the town halls and clashed with the government troops.

Learning from Chile’s Revolts On October 18, 2019 – a breaking point was reached. Revolts spread like wildfire in different territories that are dominated by the state of Chile. What has been gained, and what has been lost? Who is writing the future and what is at stake? We translated and recorded an interview with […]

Hiladi Village is a traditional village site of the Ma'amtagila people. This unceded land and is in the process of being reclaimed.

At the beginning of March 2021, the streets of Athens exploded. After months of repressive lockdown measures and a hunger strike by well-known Greek political prisoner, Dimitris Koufontinas, the atmosphere was akin to a pressure cooker and the inevitable rupture was enormous, even by Greek standards. To gain some perspective on the goings on, we […]

This May Day, comrades from the Horn Anarchists are calling for a week of international solidarity actions to put pressure on the Ethiopian regime to end the military occupation of Tigray.

A look at recent developments in the social war in Greece: the COVID lockdown, the #MeToo movement and the hunger strike of Dimitris Koufontinas. Featuring an interview with Tasos Sagris of The Void Network.

In this episode we revisit an interview we did with Anarchist author, Peter Gelderloos, in 2017 on the topic of Counter Insurgency.

In this episode of System Fail we look at the devastating effects that the COVID-19 pandemic is having on the people of Brazil. We also speak with Brazilian-based anarchist Acácio Augusto, of the Universidade Federal de São Paulo (UNIFESP).

The Enemy of My Enemy is Also My Enemy. In this episode, Sima Lee joins us to talk about Left responses (good, bad and ugly) to the Capitol Hill ordeal of Jan 6th 2021. She goes in depth on the essential and unseen parts of anti-fascist work, discusses the rise of Black anarchism in the […]

In this episode we take a look back at the January 6th debacle in DC, when Trump supporters stormed the US Capitol building. We also talk with anarchist organizer and revolutionary emcee, Sima Lee.

In this episode we take one last parting swipe at Donald Trump by revisiting the riots that happened on his first day in office as well as the months long solidarity campaign which managed to beat the resulting charges. We revisit an interview with April Goggans from Black Lives Matter DC where she talks about […]

Make America Go Away: An Anarchist’s Take on the 2020 US Election For this episode we’re featuring a conversation with anarchist theorist and author, Tom Nomad who sat down with us to talk about the fallout from the American election. He goes over the implications of a Biden administration for Anarchists and other Left militants […]

In this episode we look at the aftermath of the 2020 US Presidential elections, leading up to the so-called "Million MAGA March" in Washington, DC.

For episode 2 of subMedia’s new podcast, we’ve dug through our archives to Trouble#20: Inside Out and selected the full in depth conversation with Halifax based prison abolitionist El Jones. She walks us through the specific mechanisms of Canada’s prison industrial complex and shares stories of the terrible conditions and inspiring resistance on the inside […]

In our first ever episode, we meet up with Skyler Williams, spokesperson for the 1492 Land Back Lane reclamation camp just outside of Six Nations Reserve in the part of Turtle Island that Canada calls Ontario.

In this episode we take a look at the many Indigenous-led struggles currently taking place across Turtle Island.

A look at the continuing racial tensions in the US and its effect on the 2020 Presidential elections. Plus a look at the recent uprising in Belarus, featuring an interview with Maria, an anarchist based in Minsk.

The first single from Lee Reed's COVID-19 themed EP: Murder Hornet Landlord

The first teaser trailer for System Fail - subMedia's latest venture into the depraved depths of the news cycle.

These are interesting times. Stay safe. Get organized. Fight hard. Happy May Day.

The final installment of Trouble looks at anarchist strategies, visions and methods of organizing.

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On January 7, an international call went out for a week of solidarity with the Wet'suwet'en. People in dozens of cities answered the call.

Trouble 23 takes a closer look at climate change, its implications, and the shortcomings of the mainstream environmental movement.

In episode 22, we take a look at the worsening situation at the US/Mexico border, the US immigration system, and the implications of heavily militarized borders on stolen land.

Second video collaboration with Lee Reed from his album Before & Aftermath.

Trouble #21 episode takes a deep dive into anti-colonial struggles in Turtle Island and in Palestine.

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Stim's back with one more final mothafuckin episode of ITEOTWAWKIAIFF

If completed, the proposed Pebble Mine would be the largest open pit mine in Turtle Island, and would endanger the salmon that feed 32 Native tribal communities in and around Bristol Bay, Alaska.

In the 20th edition of Trouble, subMedia takes a closer look at the Prison-Industrial-Complex.

After a 25 year run, subMedia’s founder hangs his mask

the last muthafuckin Burning Cop Car.

In this month's episode of Trouble, we look at technology - specifically at the growing nexus between mass data collection, artificial intelligence and surveillance.

On March 13th, tenants from Parkdale paid a visit to their new landlord, Timbercreek Asset Management

subMedia tries to hit up Virgin bad-boi CEO and hot air balloon enthusiast, Richard Branson.

For the first Trouble episode of 2019, subMedia rings in the new year by looking at the institution we love to hate: the cops.

subMedia's CFO, Duckboy van Quackersnack, tries to shake down Elon Musk for some money.

They are the batons, flash bangs and rubber bullets used to break up our demonstrations, and put down our riots. They are the guardians of capital. They are the oppressor. And without exception... All Cops Are Bastards.

subMedia's CFO, Duckboy van Quackersnack, tries to shake down George Soros for some money.

After the brutal raid by Canadian federal cops on Wet’suwet’en land defenders stopping a fracked gas pipeline, solidarity actions are under way in over 60 cities around the world.

On January 7, the Canadian settler-colonial state sent its federal police force, the RCMP, to enforce an injunction against the Wet’suet’en nation.

Indigenous community resisting pipelines in Canada faces forcible removal by federal police.

Trouble #17 explores mental health, and radical solutions to the problems causing mental un-wellness.

This episode of Trouble looks at the riotous protests against the inauguration of Donald Trump, carried out under the banner #DisruptJ20... and the historic trial that followed.

This installment of Trouble is subMedia's 35-minute love letter to radical hip hop

Burning Cop Car is back to warm up your fall, and give you some radical beats to get in shape and stay in the fight.

In this month's episode of Trouble, subMedia explores hip hop as a potent site of revolutionary politics, drawing on the first-hand knowledge and experiences of some of Turtle Island’s baddest grassroots emcees.