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People Just Do Something is a relaxing and possibly enraging podcast about people who might self-identify as activists. Join professional busybody Isaac Kneebone-Hopkins, The Bristol Cable’s in-house Columbo, Priyanka Raval and a special guest each week as they attempt to untangle the means of effecting change in Bristol, broken Britain and beyond. Episodes release ever other week with the first season spanning 6 episodes. To secure the future of the show and The Bristol Cable, head to www.thebristolcable.org/join
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We’re back for a second episode with Isaac Kneebone-Hopkins as he joins Bristol’s Hunt Saboteurs for the day. Isaac manages to talk to some voices on the other side of the Beaufort Hunt, including the “stalkers” and the
Every week during hunting season, hundreds of riders take part in the Beaufort Hunt, one of the largest hunts in the country. In the first episode of this two-part special, Isaac Kneebone-Hopkins joins Bristol’s Hunt Sab
The Cable’s trailblazing activismcast continues its rabble-rousing run with Kojo Karam and Transform’s Dr Mary Ryder. In this episode, we trace the changing global terrain of drug regulation via corporate profit, environ
We’re living in an age of media capture. Rupert Murdoch built newsrooms that ran on scandal, entrapment, and phone hacking, filling tabloids with “tits and gossip”. In return for flattering coverage, successive governmen
This week we explore the nuts and bolts of international solidarity. Cuba Solidarity Campaign director Rob Miller delivers a crash course on the country’s revolutionary legacy, blockade politics, and what meaningful glob
In this episode, Isaac Kneebone-Hopkins speaks to a former NHS data analyst about Palantir’s growing role in the NHS. We learn why Health Workers For A Free Palestine are campaigning against the software company, its lin
Para equestrian Tegan Vincent-Cooke first began riding at the age of four as part of her physiotherapy for quadriplegic cerebral palsy. In this episode, Tegan tells Priyanka Raval how she quickly fell in love with riding
This week we’re throwing the doors of City Hall wide open with Carnival executive director LaToyah McAllister-Jones. In this episode, LaToyah discusses the Citizens of Culture community-first arts initiative, and answers
Bristol-based activist Ben Trowell has just returned home after being detained by the Israel Defence Forces in international waters near Crete. In this episode, Ben speaks to Isaac Kneebone-Hopkins about the training he
The team from Life of the Party join us for a live recording in conjunction with our friends at Bristol Transformed. In this episode, Jonas and Joe tell us what really went wrong with Your Party, reflect on the historica
Journalist and author Sarah Jaffe joins us for a live recording at Jikoni East Africa where we chat about commodified connection, manufactured isolation, and how we create true relational care under capitalism’s intimacy
Activist scholar and lecturer at the University of Essex, Nicholas Buret joins us for a live podcast recording at the Cube. With a focus on justice labour rights and ecological politics, Nicholas tells us why the green t
Special guest Mathilda Mallinson discusses her time on board the historic Global Sumud Flotilla where she was reporting for Middle East Eye. The 42-strong pro-Palestinian flotilla was intercepted by Israeli forces betwee
As co-director of Adfree cities, Veronica Wignall and her team campaign to reclaim public spaces from corporate advertising. During a live podcast recording at the Cube, Veronica tells us how our brains subconsciously re
Award‑winning playwright, poet, and artist Ros Martin shares stories from a lifetime of resistance. From her London childhood, to her work as a social worker and how she ended up taking on one of the world’s largest toym
Isaac finds himself at the Green Party conference in Brighton. The main interview is with the co-founder of Greens Organise, Steve Jackson. GO are organising the left within the Greens at a moment when the party is surgi
As Pride becomes more visible each year, it risks leaving behind the very people who helped build it. Too often, Pride ignores the deep inequalities within its own institutions and sidelines the queer voices of the Globa
So, this is a bit of a break from the usual, but we figured the lessons we can learn from radicals 200 years ago are every bit as relevant as those from today. Isaac is back out exploring, and this time he's in a Hotwell
[TRIGGER WARNING: Communism] This episode comes from our last live show where we had international super comrade, professor Jodi Dean, blessing us with a discussion focussed on Communism in the modern age. As an outwardl
Number one Potter fanboy (joking please no more libel) Ethan Shone gives us a whistle stop tour of the sketchy world of The Dark Arts, aka secretive political lobbying. How is Bristol MP Darren Jones connected to a globa
Sarah Jaffe
author of From the Ashes: Grief and Revolution in a World on Fire
1 appearance on this show
Steve Jackson
Chief Probation Officer · Next Gen Water Consulting
1 appearance on this show
Mike Jay
Voice of the Drake Relays · Voice of Track in Iowa
1 appearance on this show
Isaac Kneebone-Hopkins
Bristol’s Hunt Saboteurs
1 appearance on this show
Banseka Kayemba
Naked Politics
1 appearance on this show
Aman Sethi
openDemocracy
1 appearance on this show
Liz Pendleton
Media Revolution
1 appearance on this show
Rob Miller
Cuba Solidarity Campaign
1 appearance on this show
Tegan Vincent-Cooke
Jamaica
1 appearance on this show
Nicholas Beuret
University of Essex
1 appearance on this show
Veronica Wignall
Adfree cities
1 appearance on this show
Annie McGann
Save Bristol Nightlife
1 appearance on this show
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