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A podcast for examining protests and revolutionary movements from across time and today, offering lessons, support, and tips on how to fight the good fight.
Unknown Host hosts Revolutions of Our Time, a news show with 39 episodes published.
This week Sam has recorded an episode without Adam but with returning guest Ike Ndolo! Ike and Sam spend sometime discussing football, the world cup, and the revolutionary potential of the most important unimportant thin
In this episode, Sam and Adam discuss data centres and why so many of them have been cancelled. In it, they take a close look at Kevin O'Leary's claims about the Stratos data centre which is planned for Box Elder County,
In this episode of Revolutions of Our Time, Sam and Adam discuss the Khalistan Independence Movement - a Sikh nationalist movement which emerged out of the end of the British occupation of India, when Sikhs were left wit
In this episode of Revolutions of Our Time, the boys take a look a the first 100 days of Zoran Mamdani's mayoralty of New York City. We look at his successes, the headline figures, and the issues which are likely to face
In our third episode on Iran, Sam and Adam discuss the events leading up to and following the 1979 Revolution and how these created the conditions necessary for what is happening today. This time period saw Iran transfor
In this episode of Revolutions of Our Time, the boys look at the history of Iran, from the earliest days of the country to the 1970s, prior to the Islamic Revolution. This is a lot of history to cover, but it's vital for
Welcome back to another episode of Revolutions of Our Time. In this episode, the boys discuss the situation that has emerged over the last ten days in Iran. We try to unpick what has actually happened in Iran, what Ameri
In this episode, the boys discuss some of the protests around the winter olympics. They discuss: Whether athletes representing their country means they carry responsibility for doing soWhether sports can be apoliticalThe
Welcome to another episode of Revolutions of Our Time. In this episode, the boys discuss what's been happening in Minneapolis. It's not a light topic, but it's important to try to understand. This episode covers: Histori
Welcome to the first episode of 2026! In this episode the boys recap some of the protest and revolutions that happened in the latter half of 2025 and in the earliest days of 2026. At the end of the episode, Adam gives so
Hello and welcome to another episode of Revolutions of Our Time! In this episode, we discuss Zohran Mamdani and how he came to win the New York mayoral election. We look at his up-bringing and consider how this may have
Welcome to another episode of Revolutions of Our Time! In this episode, Sam and Adam discuss the UAE. This whole country is a master class in marketing. The unbelievable wealth of the Emirates has bought them an outsized
Welcome to another episode of Revolutions of Our Time! In this episode, Sam and Adam discuss resistance to Donald Trump's regime, especially in terms of what Sam has seen at No King's Protests. We also cover some of the
Welcome to another episode of Revolutions of Our Time! In this episode, we discuss the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. This was born of the Post-War era and was a promise of dignity, justice, and a better world fo
Welcome to a mini episode of Revolutions of Our Time. In this brief episode, we look at the Gaza Peace Plan, provide a summary, and take a little look at some of the dangers and implications. Tune in next week for your r
Hello and welcome to another episode of Revolutions of Our Time! In this episode we examine general strikes and how they helped to bring about regime change in Czechoslovakia, end some unpopular laws in India, and secure
Welcome to another episode of Revolutions of Our Time, part two of our episode on the Taiping Rebellion! In part two, Sam and Adam look at what happened after Hong Xiuquan conquered Nanjing. This included the interventio
Welcome to another episode of Revolutions of Our Time! In this episode, we take a look at the early like of Hong Xiuquan who, after failing his bureaucratic exams, proclaimed himself to be the younger brother of Jesus Ch
Hello dear listener! Another mini episode this week as we work on a much longer episode about the Taiping Rebellion. Instead, find this. brief summary of recent protests in Indonesia, France, the UK, and Nepal that we ar
Welcome back to another episode of Revolutions of Our Time! In this episode, we discuss the degree to which Christ can be considered as a proto-socialism figure, and how a Marxist perspective and ideology and be complime
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