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Yumna Patel speaks with Kei Pritsker, journalist at BreakThrough News and co-director of The Encampments — a powerful new documentary chronicling the peaceful student-led movement for Palestine in response to Israel's genocide in Gaza. Co-directed with Michael Workman and produced by BreakThrough News and Watermelon Pictures, the film offers an embedded look at the nonviolent protest that began at Columbia University and spread to more than 100 campuses across the U.S. In April 2024, Columbia students set up an encampment demanding the university divest from companies complicit in Israel's assault on Gaza. Within days, riot police stormed the campus, arresting over 100 students — sparking a nationwide wave of encampments and escalating repression under then President Biden.  The backlash was swift. Universities cracked down, police raided campuses, and media figures smeared students as radicals to deflect attention from the atrocities they were protesting against. The film follows organizers like Mahmoud Khalil, whose arrest by ICE under President Trump's “Catch and Revoke” crackdown prompted the filmmakers to accelerate its release. Through months of on-the-ground footage, The Encampments captures not only the political urgency of what many are calling the student intifada, but a broader generational call to resist empire, genocide, and complicity. Students connected Palestine to climate justice, Indigenous sovereignty, and global anti-colonial movements — declaring, simply: Palestine is everywhere. - - - - - Support our work Help us continue our critical, independent coverage of events in Palestine, Israel, and related U.S. politics. Donate today at https://mondoweiss.net/donate Share this podcast Share The Mondoweiss Podcast with your followers on Twitter. Click here to post a tweet! If you enjoyed this episode, head over to Podchaser, leave us a review, and follow the show! Follow The Mondoweiss Podcast wherever you listen Amazon Apple Podcasts Audible Deezer Gaana Google Podcasts Overcast Player.fm RadioPublic Spotify TuneIn YouTube Our RSS feed We want your feedback! Email us Leave us an audio message at SparkPipe More from Mondoweiss Subscribe to our free email newsletters: Daily Headlines Weekly Briefing The Shift tracks U.S. politics Palestine Letter West Bank Dispatch Follow us on social media Mastodon Instagram Facebook YouTube Bluesky Twitter/X WhatsApp Telegram LinkedIn  

Welcome to the daily304 – your window into Wonderful, Almost Heaven, West Virginia.   Today is Saturday, July 20, 2024. Officials break ground on the new aerial tram at Hawks Nest State Park…WVU State archeological students uncover ancient artifacts in Malden…and get ready for cheer for some athletes with West Virginia ties at the 2024 Olympics in Paris…on today's daily304. #1 – From SOURCE –  State officials recently celebrated the groundbreaking for the new Hawk's Nest State Park aerial tram. The $8 million project is part of the $250 million going into our state parks. The tram originally opened in the '70s and brought many tourists and locals alike until it had to close down two years ago due to maintenance issues. Governor Jim Justice saw a need for new trams at Hawk's Nest and Pipestem Resort State Park and gave the go ahead. The tram transports visitors from Hawks Nest Lodge to the banks of the New River and Hawks Nest Lake. New River Jet Boat Tours picks up passengers at the base of the tram and the Hawks Nest Rail Trail can be accessed from that area. The new tram system reflects the nostalgia that people love but also brings more to the table. The trams are fully ADA accessible and have equipment cabins so people can take their kayaks and bikes down.  Read more: https://woay.com/the-hawks-nest-state-park-tram-will-be-making-a-comeback/   #2 – From METRO NEWS  –  University students continue to uncover layers of the past at a local archeological dig site just outside of Charleston. Students and staff from West Virginia State University's Archeological Field School as well as university students from neighboring states recently finished up another four-week long archeological dig at the historic Hale House in Malden. After last year's dig the team conducted at the site produced a number of 19th century artifacts from the salt industry as well as prehistoric ones. WVSU Associate Professor of History and Field School Director Dr. Michael Workman said the most impressive finds are the archaic pieces they found, which date back even further than 1,000 B.C. One of those extremely old pieces they found was an archaic period drill that Workman said was most likely used by Native Americans who had once roamed the land in the area. Read more: https://wvmetronews.com/2024/07/14/archeological-students-uncover-19th-century-and-archaic-findings-at-historic-hale-house-site/   #3 – From WBOY-TV – A handful of athletes with connections to West Virginia will be competing in the 2024 Olympic Games in France. Be on the lookout for these athletes: Mary Tucker, Team USA Rifle, is a West Virginia University graduate. Ivan Puskovitch, Team USA Open Water, is a member of the WVU men's swimming team. Fairmont State University alum Perry Baker returns to his third Olympics with Team USA Rugby. Competing for Canada's track team, Ceili McCabe is a student at WVU. On Australia's track team, Amy Cashin is a WVU alum. And former WVU teammates Kadeisha Buchanan and Ashley Lawrence make their third consecutive Olympics representing Team Canada. Read more: https://www.wboy.com/2024-olympics/west-virginia-athletes-to-look-for-in-the-paris-olympics/   Find these stories and more at wv.gov/daily304. The daily304 curated news and information is brought to you by the West Virginia Department of Commerce: Sharing the wealth, beauty and opportunity in West Virginia with the world. Follow the daily304 on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram @daily304. Or find us online at wv.gov and just click the daily304 logo.  That's all for now. Take care. Be safe. Get outside and enjoy all the opportunity West Virginia has to offer.  

Join us on an exciting journey with Michael Workman, as he shares stories from his recent adventure to Africa to climb Mount Kilimanjaro to raise awareness for the EOD Warrior Foundation!  Subscription travel    https://www.pomelotravel.com/Travel company that did the safari, climb, permits, etc   https://www.climbing-kilimanjaro.com/Meme    https://www.facebook.com/reel/1208839729820884?fs=e&s=TIeQ9V&mibextid=0NULKwSupport the showClick here to support Behind the Warrior Podcast today! https://interland3.donorperfect.net/weblink/weblink.aspx?name=E110509&id=354

Triangle of Sadness got lots of buzz and for good reason. While there have been a lot of anti-capitalist themes in movies lately, this one may be the best of the bunch. More complex characters, an ending that makes you think (spoilers in episode, as always) and much more. I'm joined by film maker Michael Workman and Ivan who will bring their own unique perspective and life experience into the discussion. Michael T. Workman: Website Email: mtworkman@gmail(dot)com Means TV Ivan: TikTok Twitter Left of the Projector Links ⁠⁠Patreon ⁠⁠ ⁠⁠Podcast⁠⁠ ⁠⁠Merch⁠⁠ ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠ ⁠⁠TikTok⁠⁠ ⁠YouTube --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/leftoftheprojector/support

Michael Workman is a talented filmmaker from Montana, and is also the Director of Features Programming at the Big Sky Documentary Film Festival, as well as a board member of Means TV. Michael joins Breht to discuss his films, Means TV, Soviet and American Cinema, Stanely Kubrick, how film can be used to raise class consciousness, storytelling, the lives of our fathers, and much more.  Michael's latest film, Meantime, will be streaming on Means TV and has won a bunch of awards like the Best Short Film Award at Telluride Mountainfilm, Best Short Documentary Award at BendFilm Festival and the Vimeo Staff Pick Award at Palm Springs ShortFest. Michael's website: https://michaeltworkman.com/ Join and Support Means TV here: https://means.tv/ Check out Michaels film Meantime here: https://means.tv/programs/meantime Outro music: "Fashion" by Nicholas Merz Support Rev Left Radio: https://www.patreon.com/RevLeftRadio

This is a Special Episode where Tom Bump is joined by the first participants in a Restoring Leaders Retreat. If you have wondered why you should retreat and what happens exactly during a Restoring Leaders retreat you will enjoy this. It was my pleasure to record with Michael Workman, Tim Boucher and Rick Wadsworth as they share their first hand experience and Why you should consider attending an upcoming retreat. For more info on Retreats check out Restoring Leaders

Join Lanae & Michael Workman, married business owners from Blackfoot, Idaho as they discuss fun with their family and how much fun you can have in Eastern Idaho with your family! Podcast Mentions: - Paisley Cakes; Blackfoot, Idaho - Opario Syrups; Blackfoot, Idaho - The Red Barn Events Center; Blackfoot, Idaho - The Blackfoot Makers Market; Blackfoot, Idaho - The Gem Bridal Show; Blackfoot, Idaho --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lanaeandmikeafterdark/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lanaeandmikeafterdark/support

This weeks Film Feuds - Best Adult Animated Movie Starring Michael Workman- with his pick "Fritz the Cat" www.twitter.com/WorkmanComedy Elliot Jay O'Neil- with his pick "South Park: Bigger Longer & Uncut" www.twitter.com/ElliotJayOneil Justin Andersen- with his pick "Aqua Teen Hunger Forcer Colon Movie" www.twitter.com/acyssfx Justin Andersen on fact checking www.twitter.com/acyssfx Hosted by Seizure Kaiser www.twitter.com/workmancomedy www.facebook.com/iAmSeizure www.facebook.com/FilmFeuds www.twitter.com/FilmFeudPodcast www.iAmSeiure.com Do check out my comic Nu-Age www.twitter.com/NuAgeComic www.facebook.com/NuAgeComic Do check out our other podcast GAME GRUDGES www.twitter.com/GameGrudges www.facebook.com/GameGrudges Theme song "The Golden Age of Video" by Ricardo Autobahn www.twitter.com/ricardoautobahn www.facebook.com/ricardoautobahn This show is inspired by Red Letter Media's Best of the Worst AND Screen Junkies' Movie Fights . All Rights Reserved iAmSeizure.com

Nellie White and Michael Workman join Kelly. She's tired and cranky. No dog farts this time.  www.facebook.com @kellyfastuca @workmancomedy @nellskies

This week Craig interviews Adelaide Comedian Mark Trenwith about kids shows & throwing food and Michael Workman Winner of Best Comedy at the 2012 Adelaide Fringe about the Pie Floaters and Fairy Eggs.

Hello all,I've gotten into the swing of things, and bring you episode 3 of the podcast! This episode features my friend Michael Workman who is doing two shows at the fringe this year. This episode is recorded live from the fringe itself - we are hanging outside Assembly George Square!Listen, like, comment, rate and share!Thanks for your support. Enjoy!Andra x

Here we stand, at the beginning of the most exciting part of our Art Year: opening night.  So, what do we do? We return to past form, act like idiots, and debate the state of the Chicago Art World and Art Chicago with Michael Workman. Also, a sober and sick Duncan MacKenzie can't handle a rowdy and drunken Bad at Sports crew and totally melts down, then screams repeatedly at Richard Holland?  Could the band be breaking up?  Speculation ensues. Let your hate mail begin.

As we recover from Sharkstock 2007 we diligently post Episode #87 the first installment of our team coverage of Artropolis, Version, Bridge, Sharkstock and a bunch of other cool stuff we went to in the last few days. Also prior to our soiree at Sonotheque we it Tony Fitzpatrick's kickass opening at Architrove which was so crowded I nearly had a panic attack, I got to meet his Mom, who was utterly delightful. Paul Klein spent most of the fair weekend worried that we were stalking him as we were oddly on the exact same schedule at all times. This weeks installment consists of a mix of stuff, next week we focus on interviews with gallerists and artists. To top it all off special guest star Dolly Browder joins in!!! The intro has a name mysteriously bleeped out. Cast your vote on our blog on who you think it was. Team Browder reviews New InSight the exhibition of fancy-pants fresh young MFA's curated by Susanne Ghez who, despite being a perfectly lovely person, steadfastly refuses to be on the show. C'mon Susanne we don't bite! Our first team coverage event: Team Queer (Terri, Serena, and Meg the war correspondent) and Team Fat White Guy (Duncan, Richard, Christopher Hudgens) get in the midst of combat with the "Carnival of art on the river" AKA "Art War 2007". A member of the team is wounded in the line of duty. We intend to sue. Everyone. Edmar you are on notice. Terri and Meg talk about Symposium C6 The Art World is Flat and how weirdly classist it seemed to be. Duncan and Richard talk to William Dolan and Mark Staff-Brandl about The Artist Project and Bill makes a sale during our bit with him. Richard talks to Michael Workman about being guillotined in effigy. Tom Burtonwood mourns the loss of his good friend Michael, but has already planned his ascendancy to the leadership of Bridge. We wrap it all up with a discussion of Canadians drinking too much. And this is just week 1. You should be paying us.

Bad at Sports begins the Art Fair Update by chatting it up with the organizers of the Version Festival '06 in Bridgeport (Edmar, Elise, Matt, Rotten Milk, and Burke). Later, we discuss with Michael Workman the highlights of the upcoming Nova Art Fair. Richard and Duncan end the show with a review of "Covers," the Oli Watt show at Booster and Seven.  Sorry for the delay in posting I had some techical problems related to my bone-headed-ness. Version 06 Lumpen Magazine Booster and Seven Michael workman Katrina Kuntz Raymond Pettibon Claire Pentecost Thomas Blackman Associates ITT Tech Heaven Gallery South Union Arts Bridgeport/Iron Studios Sonotheque Skylark 3030 Elastic Arts Foundation NFO XPOLou Mallozzi Lee Ranaldo Miranda July Dirk Knibbe Buddy GallerySeth Price Deborah StratmanRobert GoberDavid Coyle/Gallery 40000Corbett vs. DempseyJason Robert Bell

I'm sick, this will be a less glitzy and amusing e-mail than usual. Hence this notice coming out so late. THIS WEEK: We set the record straight about our rumored conflict with Gallery 400, although we definitely didn't like the show they have up right now. We check out the utterly fabulous collection of shows at the Cultural Center. AND to make it total art overload, we go to the MCA and take in an array of shows there too. Also our London branch (Ben Tanner and Christian Kuras) checks in and we get a brief NOVA plug from Michael Workman. Names dropped: Barbara DeGenevieveMarco Castillo and Dagoberto RodriguezAlexandre ArrecheaStephen BalkenholJan Theun Van ReesLari PittmanDavid ShrigleyRobert MapplethorpeKaren FinleyLorelei StewartAnthony ElmsTony TassettLawrence SewardRodney GrahamStephanie BrooksBob and Roberta SmithDavid RobbinsMichael ElmgreenDana SchutzRon MueckJuan MunozCharles RayPeter HalleyFishboneJudy LedgerwoodJulia FishMichelle GrabnerSol LewittAd ReinhardtTom FriedmanMaurizio CattelanMatthew BarneyChuck CloseKerry James MarshallEllen GallagherLaura OwensRobert SmithsonRobert IrwinDan FlavinDubhe CarreñoCarl HammerStephen KellyCarrie SecristNatalie van StraatenGreg Cameron NEXT WEEK: We interview Gallerist Wendy Cooper, and do some reviews INCLUDING our review of a taping of Unshackled at the Pacific Garden Mission.

Another great show, tell your pals that we kick ass. Duncan cries inside because there are still people in town who haven't been reached by our pithy commentary. WHY OH WHY doesn't Tony Wight at Bodybuilder & Sportsman respond to our e-mail? Everybody else in 119 responds; where is the love??? We are just trying to give you some airtime--we won't be mean, honest. Wendy Cooper writes back, c'mon buddy. THIS WEEK: We visit Barbara Koenen at her lovely home and discuss resources available for artists in the City of Chicago. Barbara is in charge of the utterly bad-assed Chicago Artists Resource website, which shines the light of knowledge into the dark pit of confusion for us local types. If you don't already participate, sign up now! Chicago Artists Resource website, GO NOW!!! ALSO: Duncan and Richard shut the hell up (leave the room even) so that Amanda and Shannon can review the new show at 40000 "Versus" Names dropped:Brian Andrews, Cody Cloud, Rose DiSalvo, Dennis Hodges, Josh Mannis, Video Machete, Dan Peterman (also can't write back to us), Rich Mansfield, Duncan MacKenzie, Heather Mekkelson, Jenny Walters, Sze Lin Pang, Naomi Robbins, Geoff Smalley, Mayor Richard J. Daley, Alan Artner, Scott Power, BAT magazine, New Art Examiner, Bridge, Art News sucking, Flash Art, Paul Klien, Michael Workman, NOVA art fair, ACME, Switching Station Artists Lofts, Artspace, The Chicago Transit Authority, LaShawnda Crowe Storm, Michael Thompson, Michael Hernandez De Luna, New York Foundation for the Arts, Michele Feder-Nadoff, Greg Cameron, Carl Hammer, Carrie Secrists, Natalie Van Straaten, and we weep for the lack of funding for the Chicago Artists International Program. NEXT WEEK: Liz Armstrong from the Reader? James Rondeau? Michael Workman dishing on who pisses him off? We have lots of stuff in the queue, let's see who we manage to schedule time with.

20 shows! Wow! I think back to my initial conversations with Duncan in a bar downtown and I doubt we ever expected to get an audience as large as we now have (which has doubled in the last month), the number of great, brilliant people working with us around the world, and the wonderful feedback we have been getting, thanks to you all! We continue to look at Bad at Sports as an open resource, so let us know what you think. If you want to contribute (particularly if you are somewhere other than Chicago), let us know! We are here as a public resource. Thanks! Also, curious minds are still waiting to hear a good explanation of why, without permission from the artist, UIC took the Death by Design piece down off of the Temporary Allegiance flag pole at Gallery 400. Someone please enlighten us. Check out the cool pictures of us Duncan posted: http://www.badatsports.com/pages/about.htm Lane Relyea purportedly thinks we are cool. THIS WEEK: We interview Mark Booth--artist, teacher, and curator of the forthcoming “an incomplete map of everything�? festival at Links Hall. Per the Links Hall press release: “an incomplete map of everything is a fragmentary atlas of an imaginary world. The festival is comprised of co-existing “landforms�? of an experimental nature; the Goldsmith archipelago, the Bök atoll, the plateaus of Goulish, the Bervin Sea, the isthmus of Mallozzi, and the fjord of Ross. There are other topographical features as well, both familiar and unfamiliar; emerging glaciers, new volcanoes, and uncharted estuaries. If there is one thing these artists have in common apart from their shared commitment to experimentation and investigative exploration it is their interest in probing the minimal elements that form the materiality of human experience.�? Mark also talks about being mistaken for a spaceman. Richard and Amanda apologize to Duncan for creating confusion over the name Middle Management. Duncan and Amanda fight TO THE DEATH over whether or not it is acceptable to curate yourself into a show. And, finally, Richard insists you bow down to the genius of Patti Smith’s first record! Names dropped:Tiny Hairs, Terri Kapsalis, Libby the cat, Christian Bök, Judd Morrissey, Relaxation Record, Jesse Seldess, Luc Tuymans, Leonie Weber, Ben Brown, Meg Nafziger, Jeff Kowalkowski, Michael Workman, NOVA, Lou Mallozzi, Björn Ross, Fessenden, Institute of Failure, Trent Smith, Petrova, Jen Bervin, Lilli Carré, Erin Tikovitch, Tony Rosati, The 6 Ghosts of Fear, Ginger Krebs, Erin Moore, Kenneth Goldsmith, Ken Fandell, Matthew Goulish, Justin Cooper, Christopher Lavery, Daniel Borzutzky, CJ Mitchell, Goat Island, James Rondeau, Jimi Hendrix, Patti Smith, Open End Gallery, and last, but not least, Furries. NEXT WEEK: Barbara Koenen, fabulous overlord of the Chicago Artist Resource site, talks about how artists can make the most of what Chicago has to offer, and so much more.

THIS WEEK: The always controversial and busy Michael Workman--New City art critic, NOVA front man, Bridge Magazine editor in chief, Art Fair impresario, freelance writer and 92 other things-- talks about the art biz, why he pisses people off, why the youth cult is bullshit, and the state of the Chicago art scene. Amanda is hopping mad about the role of teaching in the art community. Duncan, Richard, and Amanda talk about "Maximum Wage" from Illbilly.com! Our second New York Bureau member, Nate Rogers-Madsen, reviews Egon Schiele at Neue Galerie and Ed Ruscha at the Whitney. Name-dropped this episode: Rapper Jelly Donut, Egon Schiele, Ed Ruscha, Thomas Cole, Thomas Blackman, Sterling Ruby, Heather Hubb, MC Paul Barman, Donald Young Gallery, Kavi Gupta Gallery, Bodybuilder & Sportsman Gallery, 65 Grand, Dan Peterman (who can't see fit to write back to us), Kerry James Marshall, Tony Tasset, Tony Fitzpatrick, Paul Klein, Duncan's mom, Amanda's mom. NEXT WEEK: Part 2 of our discussion with Michelle Grabner! Richard asks if art criticism is simply written for eggheads who also write art criticism.

This show has at least 3 shows worth of material. THIS WEEK: Michelle Maynard and Teena McClelland the ladies of Death by Design Co. talk about gore, guts, and their show at Gallery 400! Duncan, Richard and Amanda, rise above the fray and avoid saying snotty things about people related to a certain gallery space, once again, basking the entire time in the soft, warm glow of our moral superiority. Cassie Thornton checks in from NYC! We review Daniel Blanco's show at Flatfile. AND the year end wrap up. Duncan apologizes to the OODA group for being a jerk. We throw down the gauntlet to Liz Armstrong who is writing the Chicago Anti-Social column in the Reader. Duncan hates Anne Goldstein. More singing by all. People name dropped: Daniel Blanco, Michael Asher, Michael Workman, Philip von Zweck, Paul Klein, David Coyle, Mark Booth, Naughty Candy, Bruce Campbell, Jim Faulkner, Jasper Johns, The Booms, David Robbins (WHO IS NOT connected to Death by Design, honest, really, seriously, no foolin'), Readymade Magazine, Stan Shellabarger, Dan Flavin, Scott Speh, Brittney Spears, and Richard offers free legal assistance to Kevin Federline, as he will need it and so so much more. NEXT WEEK: The always controversial and busy Michael Workman, New City art critic, NOVA front man, Art Fair impresario, freelance writer and 92 other things talks about the art biz, pissing people off, the state of the Chicago art scene, and what the future holds, not to be missed! Duncan, Richard and Amanda talk about Maximum Wage! We might even have a piece by a second NYC contributor despite the fact they are too damn rude to spend 1 second and figure out what my name is before they write to us. Links may follow eventually, Duncan has gone back to the motherland.

Holy crap did we have a hard time posting this!Libsyn is giving me a rash, it shouldn't take 8 f-ing hours and 29 tries to upload a file.THIS WEEK: Britton Bertran (head honcho at 40000) and Brian Andrews (mean listener, etc.) talk to Duncan and Richard about Brian's new show. Britton throws down the gauntlet to the world at large, proclaiming that he is in Chicago to stay. Brian talks about being delighted to be back in Chicago to trudge through 6 inches of gray slush. Reviews! Duncan, Richard, and Amanda Browder review Michelle Faust at 65 Grand, The Promised Land show at Wendy Cooper including Dan Attoe, Tim Barber, Chris Dorland, Kim Krans, Jin Lee, Sabine Linse, Shona Macdonald, Nancy Mladenoff, AND the OODA Group, AND, if that weren't enough we review new work from Melissa Pokorny and Paul Nudd at Bodybuilder and Sportsman. And we name drop: the West Town Gallery Network, NOVA, Michael Workman, Paul Klein, Bill Gross, Nevin Tomlinson, Thomas Blackman, Thomas Kincaid, and our pal David Michael Coyle.Wendy Cooper Gallery Dan Attoe Shona MacDonald Melissa Pokorny Paul Nudd Body Builder and Sportsman ooda group West Town Gallery Western Exhibitions 40000 Brian Andrews Michael Workman NOVA Art Gallery Paul Klien 65 Grand Bill Gross Nevin Tomlinson Tomas Blackman Thomas Kincaid David Michael Coyle NEXT WEEK: Duncan and Richard save the holidays! We have put together a wacky collection of funny and non-funny holiday songs. Hate the holidays? I know I do, so we'll make sure you are filled with the milk of human kindness by these jolly little ditties.