Calm & Furious Suki Zhang

This episode is part one of a three part journalistic piece on the Columbia Student Worker Strike in late 2021. On today's show, we'll introduce the Student Workers of Columbia and the union's particularity within the university workplace. Thank you so much to interviewees and committee members Dominic Walker, Manuela Luengas, and Ethan Jacobs — you are a true inspiration.

The Guatemala Civil War:

Timeline: https://www.pbs.org/newshour/health/latin_america-jan-june11-timeline_03-07

Overview: https://www.thoughtco.com/guatemalan-civil-war-history-and-impact-4800364

US Intervention: https://thepanoptic.co.uk/2016/11/19/american-intervention-guatemala/

The Indigenous Peoples of Guatemala:

https://minorityrights.org/minorities/maya-2/

The Pan-Mayan Movement:

https://www.culturalsurvival.org/publications/cultural-survival-quarterly/pan-mayan-movement-mayans-doorway-new-millennium

A conversation between Shuci and an Amazon Employee taking place at Amazon Spheres. All consensual trolling, no script. Jeffrey Bezos — you did it!

In this Seattle special of Calm & Furious, let us walk into the enthralling world of the anarchist collective Left Bank Books, a rare gem of the emerald city.

This episode of Calm & Furious is the last part of a three-part discussion about cults and social justice. Joined by our brilliant guest Ms. Brosh, we'll talk about the clickbait question, "Is Social Justice a Cult?", and how we can be better at navigating through spirals of radicalization. Make sure to listen to the previous episodes!



P.S. If you're curious, here are the tenets of Flying Spaghetti Monster believers (apparently called pastafarians): https://pastafarians.org.au/tenets/

The Halloween Special. BoO!