Radio Reversal is a show that subjects aspects of everyday life to historico-political, theoretical, cheeky, irreverent, high brow, low brow, eye brow, warm-hearted analysis. Our aim is to see the world more clearly, think about what we'd like it to become, and how we can make that happen. We think that discussing these sorts of ideas is one way to lessen the alienation that affects many of us trying to make sense of a world that so often makes no sense of us. We also play loads of awesome music (sometimes thematic!) with great enthusiasm for requests and an emphasis on supporting local artists. It's fun!
Email us! radio.reversal(at)gmail.com. Find our podcasts on Substack.
Good morning Zedheads! Today on the show we have a few different bits and pieces, we spoke with Omar from Justice for Palestine Magan-djin about events this weekend, including the community upskilling workshop on Saturday 28th March, the Palm Sunday Rally (and the Great Ride for Return, alon on Sunday, ending at the rally, for you keen cyclists), and the upcoming weekend of action 17th-19th April against the Crisafulli Government's laws against pro-Palestinian speeche.
Sticking with the theme of "reasons we are mad at the government this week", we also spoke with Dr Kelly Bertolaccini from Griffith University about the Bill restricting e-bicycles and other e-mobility devices, the issues with the proposed laws and what it would actually take to make the streets safer for everyone.
And, finally, we'll also hear from Radio Reversers Anna and Jonno (and junior producer Sunny) about the 'No Phones, No Phascists' event this Friday arvo/evening in Holland Park West, and reflect on why community events like this, with live music, community announcements, zine projects, and food and tea to share, are important infrastructure in our fight against fascism in all its forms, on all the fronts we can get at.