This Machine Kills Fascists
This Machine Kills Fascists
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This Machine Kills Fascists is a podcast rooted in exploring how community, creativity, and care can challenge oppression. Through conversations with organizers, artists, and healers, we hope to uplift the lived experiences and highlight the role of music, story, and solidarity in collective healing and resistance. doriansmode.substack.com
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The podcast delves into themes of anti-fascism, community care, and social justice, with episodes addressing high-control dynamics in various environments, the manipulation of postmodern ideas by fascism, and the radical power of Black community storytelling. Specific episodes include discussions on the stages of fascism as defined by political theorists and the role of music therapy in social movements, all emphasizing the significance of lived experiences and collective healing in activism.
This Machine Kills Fascists is a podcast rooted in exploring how community, creativity, and care can challenge oppression. Through conversations with organizers, artists, and healers, we hope to uplift the lived experiences and highlight the role of music, story, and solidarity in collective healing and resistance.
Welcome to Week 2 of the Liberation Music Therapy series!
Register for next week’s session“Trauma-Informed/Trauma Sensitive Practice”!
In this episode, we dive deep into the foundational concepts of Liberation Psychology and the Praxis Wheel, an activist framework central to this workshop. Today’s session examines the origins of Liberation Psychology in anti-colonial and revolutionary movements worldwide, as well as frameworks such as Liberation Theology and Critical Pedagogy. We discuss the importance of being trauma-informed and trauma-sensitive, and how these concepts integrate with our practice as facilitators.
* 00:00 Introduction to Liberation Music Therapy Series
* 05:18 Understanding Liberation Psychology
* 05:39 Historical Context and Movements
* 06:30 Liberation Theology and Decolonial Thought
* 08:49 Critical Pedagogy and Conscientization
* 09:20 Personal Experiences and Privilege
* 12:47 Foundations of Psychology
* 16:48 Liberation Psychology Principles
* 40:00 The Praxis Wheel Framework
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