[podcast]https://radiozapatista.org/Audios/RZ07mar08.mp3[/podcast]

Paramilitary actions in Chiapas. South Central Farm in Los Angeles. Evictions in San Francisco.

[podcast]http://www.radiozapatista.org/Audios/Flashpoints22feb08.mp3[/podcast]

[podcast]https://radiozapatista.org/Audios/RZ22feb08.mp3[/podcast]

Special The Fire and the Word with Gloria Muñoz Ramírez. Broadcast in audio and video during a community event in Santa Rosa, California, with simultaneous events in Berkeley, Oakland, San Francisco and Davis, to celebrate the arrival in the United States of the campaign The Fire and the Word.

• Artist Resistance Collective: Collective working with print and multimedia to support other activist organizations. (3:45 min)
  [podcast]https://radiozapatista.org/Audios/Humboldt01.mp3[/podcast]
• Aztec Dance Troupe: Group that uses Aztec dance as a means of healing and reconnection with indigenous roots and traditions. (2:45 min)
  [podcast]https://radiozapatista.org/Audios/Humboldt02.mp3[/podcast]
• Teatro Campesino: Community-based guerrilla theater group based on the tradition of teatro campesino. (1:10 min)
  [podcast]https://radiozapatista.org/Audios/Humboldt03.mp3[/podcast]
• Industrial Workers of the World (IWW): Workers union established 2 years ago in the northern California coast. (3:12 min)
  [podcast]https://radiozapatista.org/Audios/Humboldt04.mp3[/podcast]
• Cop Watch: Community organization for defense against police violence. (3:45 min)
  [podcast]https://radiozapatista.org/Audios/Humboldt05.mp3[/podcast]
• Street kids: “Street kid” community that reivindicates the right to live outside the system. (3:05 min)
  [podcast]https://radiozapatista.org/Audios/Humboldt06.mp3[/podcast]
• Black Student Union: A student organization at Humboldt State University to build community among black students. (2:30 min)
  [podcast]https://radiozapatista.org/Audios/Humboldt07.mp3[/podcast]
• Traditional Urok village at Blue Creek: A traditonal indigenous village being created on the Klamath river… a place of healing and tradition that “points ahead toward the past. (3:30 min)
  [podcast]https://radiozapatista.org/Audios/Humboldt08.mp3[/podcast]
• Longest Walk, DQ University and Mujeres de Maíz: A compañera talks about the Longest Walk, the history and actuality of indigenous DQ University, and of the Mujeres de Maíz collective. (4:10 min)
  [podcast]https://radiozapatista.org/Audios/DQU_LongestWalk.mp3[/podcast]
• Advanced Seminar on Women, Power, and Autonomy: Space of encounter to address issues faced by women of color and other underrepresented peoples. (5 min)
  [podcast]https://radiozapatista.org/Audios/Humboldt10.mp3[/podcast]
• Women of Color Liberation Army (WCLA): Student organization at Humboldt State University that serves as a space for reflection and support among women of color. (7:15 min)
  [podcast]https://radiozapatista.org/Audios/HumboldtWCLA.mp3[/podcast]
• Transformative Theater / Creating Unity through Non-violent Transformation: A group applying transformative justice theory to struggle against violence through community-building. (3:15 min)
  [podcast]https://radiozapatista.org/Audios/Humboldt16.mp3[/podcast]
• Klamath Salmon Media Collaborative: Media collective to bring attention to the destruction of the Klamath river and the plight of indigenous river dwellers who depend on salmon fishing. (2:20 min)
  [podcast]https://radiozapatista.org/Audios/Humboldt17.mp3[/podcast]

[podcast]http://www.radiozapatista.org/Audios/doc_chiapas1.mp3[/podcast]

Special documentary on the aggressions and threats of eviction against Zapatista communities in Chiapas: Testimonies from Bolon Ajaw, Nuevo Progreso Agua Azul, and 24 de Diciembre.

[podcast]http://chiapas.indymedia.org/local/webcast/uploads/_mp3_/rz01feb08_040208.mp3[/podcast]

Low intensity war and threats of land eviction in Chiapas. Campaign The Fire and the Word in the U.S. Evictions in the Mission District in San Francisco.

Report on two communities affected by the Mexican government’s undeclared war against Zapatista territory, in conjunction with paramilitary forces and pro-government peasant organizations (Bolon Ajaw and 24 de Diciembre). Interview with Prof. Marlon Sherman (Ogala Lakota) from Humboldt State University, who talks about the Lakota Indian declaration of autonomy.

Lakota Indians declare autonomy; Remembering the massacre of Acteal; Commemorating women’s resistance and Comandanta Ramona; Repression and paramilitarization in Chiapas.

Gang Injunction – what it really means for poor and people of color communities; Paramilitary activities in Chiapas (update) – Opddic; Update on the housing situation in New Orleans (Katrina).

Update on the No Borders Camp; Situation in Chiapas (Opddic); Invitation to the Women’s encounter in La Garrucha; Indigenous struggle at the University of California, Berkeley; Struggle in New Orleans – Katrina victims.