Dissident Island Radio
Dissident Island & Radio Ava present a selection of interviews from the 2023 edition of the London Anarchist Bookfair interspersed with tunes from the bookfiar mixtape. PART 2 Captain Support (00:00:00 - 00:13:55) Solitude & Solidarity (00:18:02 - 00:33:47) Chile Update (00:38:32 - 00:57:10) Women, Race & Immigration (01:01:43 - 01:22:55)
info_outline London Anarchist Bookfair Radio 2023 (Part 1)Dissident Island Radio
Dissident Island & Radio Ava present a selection of interviews from the 2023 edition of the London Anarchist Bookfair interspersed with tunes from the bookfiar mixtape. PART 1 Dog Section Press (00:00:00 - 00:16:07) Investigative Journalism with Will Crisp (00:20:18 - 00:43:20) Statewatch (00:46:40 - 01:14:05)
info_outline Episode 267Dissident Island Radio
Dissident Island Radio episode 267 features: - Save Nour / Fight the Tower: a group of Brixtonians and friends who came together to oppose the eviction of Nour Cash and Carry - and won! We hear the riveting and entertaining story of their hard won and well-deserved success bringing down Taylor McWilliams bid to build a giant tower in the middle of thriving Brixton, and what the future holds for the campaign. - ACAB Andy with legal updates from the 3 outstanding Bristol Kill the Bill protests, info for protesters planning to Stop the DSEI arms fair and some opining on the new...
info_outline Episode 266Dissident Island Radio
Dissident Island Episode 266 brings home the broccoli with words from: - Jordi & Marian discussing the recently concluded project - with a not so fun rundown of what's cooking with the upcoming Public Order Bill - Jon from the campaign telling us about the implications of January's ruling on wild camping in Dartmoor and the group's plans to push for wider access to green spaces for all - Finishing off with a blast from the past in the form of a tasty drum n bass set from our archives (ep. 160 to be precise) courtesy of Hue Jah Fink - Plus tunes from sprinkled throughout
info_outline December 2022 - Episode 265Dissident Island Radio
Attempting to mark 15 years of radical radio, the Dissident Island posse put together our 265th episode which also brings 2022 to a close. In store for you here: - Ruth from / ACAB discussing the reality of the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Act (of #killthebill fame) taking us through different part of the statute from the not so bad to the pretty terrifying - A member of the collective talking with us about the Fediverse, Mastadon and providing grassroots alternatives to corporate social media platforms - Andy with an end of year report on another blow to the right to protest in the...
info_outline October 2022 - Episode 264Dissident Island Radio
- A sizeable contribution from our sister show featuring stories of floating brothels, film reviews, discussion of stories of sexual exploitation in Greece and snippets from Hookers in the House of the Lord - Andy with a callout from NETPOL for view on a possible Colston Statue appeal plus news about defendants from the 'voluntary' and 'involuntary' sectors going through the courts - Words from the new editor of about the history of the institution and plans for the near future - Banging jungle from Lastboss of fame to finish off the show
info_outline September 2022Dissident Island Radio
To celebrate the 2022 Dissident Island and Radio Ava joined forces to collect various voices from the bookfair and beyond. Noises on offer include: 00:00:00 - 00:06:12 Introduction & Radical Whores 00:09:13 - 00:28:16 00:31:23 - 00:58:50 01:01:03 - 01:19:54 01:22:25 - 01:40:43 legal update (with words from ) 01:42:30 - 02:02:00 02:06:16 - 02:20:28 02:24:00 - 02:50:38 Professor G on the persistence of the monarchy 02:55:50 - 03:08:41 Man-Made Zine (instagram: @manmadezine) 03:12:50 - 03:32:17 Final remarks and sounds from the Chris Kaba...
info_outline August 2022 - Episode 263Dissident Island Radio
- We caught up with after the project started to talk about their expansion since then, the challenges and lessons learnt, and the importance of connecting with neighbours to local organising that creates meaningful solutions to the cost of living crisis that don't rely on problematic relationships and structures of charity. - Words from one of the organisers of the about how the organising group has fared these past three years, the challenges of navigating the internal politics of the scene while trying to broaden the appeal of anarchism and what's in store at this year's event. - We'll...
info_outline June 2022 Radio AvA Hooker Takeover: Take 2Dissident Island Radio
Check out this most excellent Hooker take over take part 2 of Dissident Island Radio! discuss how the war in Ukraine has generated a surge of sex-trafficking alarms and extra gendered surveillance measures [, , , . Riffling through media, reports and recommendations, we wonder what is this really all about, and how it might pan out. Also: summer wankers and impromptu readings from a current .
info_outline June 2022 ACAB Andy Legal UpdateDissident Island Radio
Check out this highly entertaining (as always!) legal update from ! In this segment: Police Court Sentencing Crime Act (PCSCA): how its not the end of the world, and upcoming ACAB & GBC guide to the important bits in the PCSCA #killthebill Bristol trial updates updates on trials re the Met and the Sarah Everard demo and protestors Dalston raids case #killthebill London trial updates the Heard/Depp UK vs US verdict
info_outlineDissident Island returns after a long winter hibernation with episode 253 and the following assortment of anarchic audio:
– Jess discusses the ongoing SOAS Fee Strike with corona-times presenting a moment to build on current and pre-existing campaigns for affordable / free education in the UK. (00:01:28 – 00:26:00)
– Greek comrades discussing the hunger strike of Dimitris Koufontinas and the wave of popular anger it unleashed in Greece and beyond (00:29:15 – 01:00:39)
– An audio montage from the vigil for Sarah Everard on March 13th courtesy of our comrades at Radio AvA. (01:04:20 – 01:23:16)
– ACAB Andy on the fallout from the Sarah Everard vigil and an analysis of the dreaded police, crime, sentencing and courts bill (01:25:43 – 01:41:00)
– Bad News from around the UK (01:42:26 – 01:45:52)
– A juicy punk set from anarcho dj Chris Low (01:45:52 – 03:07:09)
Plus tunes from Harmony Woods, Lil Guillotine and Kermes