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Bourbon 'n BrownTownSoapBox Productions and Organizing's affiliate podcast pairs critical analyses of media, culture, politics, and everyday happenings with the tastiest of spirits. With a Chicago focus, BrownTown (friends and colleagues Caullen Hudson and David A. Moran) unpacks current events, social issues, and gives personal insight into various topics with the occasional help of the most talented and creative activists, artists, filmmakers, academics, and social entrepreneurs.
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Recent Episodes
Ep. 76 - Surveillance Capitalism & Abolitionist Tech, Pt. 2 ft. Alyxandra Goodwin (October 22, 2021)
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Ep. 76 - Surveillance Capitalism & Abolitionist Tech, Pt. 1 ft. Alyxandra Goodwin (September 30, 2021)
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Ep. 75 - Youth Radio: Inside & Out ft. Simone St. Pierre Nelson & Stories by Youth Incarcerated in Seattle (August 30, 2021)
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Ep. 70 - Narratives in Media & Documenting Movements ft. Mateo Zapata (May 14, 2021)
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Ep. 69 - Restorative Justice ft. Mashaun Ali Hendricks (April 28, 2021)
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The Collective Freedom Project
Episodes 71-74
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Summer 2021 - BrownTown is honored to bring you the Collective Freedom Project four-part series! The podcast extension of the movement media and resource hub highlights grassroots efforts in Chicago, Atlanta, Texas, and California, where activists, organizers, and communities are rising up to fight against criminalization and violence in varied yet connected forms. In this series, BrownTown and organizers across the U.S. discuss fighting for a world away from police and ICE violence and towards a world with life-affirming institutions, respect for our natural environments, collective freedom and liberation. Sponsored by the Immigrant Legal Resource Center (ILRC) and the Four Freedoms Fund (FFF).
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“There’s a lot of beauty and there’s a lot of freedom in a way that feels liberatory [...] that’s just being present and not feeling the need to be validated by all of the things that we were told and socialized had to validate us in order to be worth growing up.”
MATTHEW MANNING | Co-Founder, Gumbo Media
Sponsorship & Live Podcast Events
Enjoy BrownTown? Work with the team to host an event at your school, organization, institution, or event! Have your brand sponsor the podcast or an episode. Help BrownTown continue to integrate and amplify community voices around various political, cultural, and everyday topics to analyze, discuss, and further call to action holistic solutions and dialogue around its many themes in a participatory nature. Drop us a line if you would like to explore a more creative, equitable, and holistic world with us. #BnBLive
"We can’t reverse environmental injustices unless we’re looking at the root cause. And we’re becoming more and more convinced—I’m becoming more and more convinced that the root causes of environmental injustices is white supremacy and the militarism, capitalism, [and] consumerism that informs white supremacy..."
BRIAN SAUDER | President & Executive Director, Faith in Place
Produced by Caullen Hudson & David A. Moran. Engineered by Genta Tamashiro. Assistant Podcast Producer, Kiera Battles.
Logo & graphics by Mia Neumann (re-branded) & Desirae Gladden (original). Page photos of Caullen & David (header & Patreon by Sean Kelly; middle & Sponsorship by Andrew Merz); Lizette Garza (after Collective Freedom Project) by Jamie Kelter Davis; above of Ariel Atkins by Jim Vondruska.
Logo & graphics by Mia Neumann (re-branded) & Desirae Gladden (original). Page photos of Caullen & David (header & Patreon by Sean Kelly; middle & Sponsorship by Andrew Merz); Lizette Garza (after Collective Freedom Project) by Jamie Kelter Davis; above of Ariel Atkins by Jim Vondruska.
