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MARCELA ONYANGO on Comedy, Anarchism & Mutual Aid

MARCELA ONYANGO on Comedy, Anarchism & Mutual Aid

Season 2 Episode 12 Published 1Β year, 6Β months ago
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Radical comedian and writer Marcela Onyango joins The Dugout to talk about their journey from Nairobi to Texas, discovering anarchism through satire, and using comedy as a tool for resistance. We discuss radicalization, tenant organizing, mutual aid, and the power of imagining a world beyond capitalism.

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πŸ”— Resources & Actions Mentioned:

πŸ”—Marcela's Official Website: Learn more about Marcela's background and projects on her official website:

https://www.marcelaonyango.com/about-me

  • πŸ”—Feel the News: Explore "Feel the News," an anti-state, anti-capitalist, and pro-laughter news destination created by Marcela. It includes a news show, podcast, and newsletter:

    https://www.feelthenews.com/

  • πŸ”—Shado Magazine Columns: Read Marcela's insightful columns in Shado Magazine, where she offers a re-reading of the news through an anarchist lens.

    https://shado-mag.com/author/marcela-onyango/

  • πŸ”—YouTube Channel: Watch Marcela's stand-up performances and episodes of "Feel the News" on her YouTube channel.

    https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVZMPMUOnMABv_0KDKBy3fA

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