Bread and Poppies (Trailer)

A quick story from my fieldwork outing at the Toronto Psychedelic Community picnic, then guest Lili and I talk about a whole bunch of stuff: ADHD, ableism under capitalism, drugs as mutual aid, and more! Bread and Poppies is hosted by Hilary Agro (@hilaryagro on social media), anthropologist and anti-prohibition activist. Support my work on Patreon: patreon.com/hilaryagro Follow Lili: @LilTheTrill  Produced by Marcel Rambo (@vee9zee). Music by Pusher (@itsPusher). Sign the pledge: No Pardons, No Votes pardonsnow.com

First, some words on the Texas shooting, and about how capitalism creates violence and suppresses the solutions that actually work--because they aren't profitable. Then, as a follow-up to Episode 10 (the Great Gun Debate), I talk with Scott Martin (Pinko Punko on TikTok & YouTube) about what gun control looks like in Canada, where we don't have very many mass shootings. NOTE: The interview portion of this episode was recorded before the Texas school shooting. Bread and Poppies is hosted by Hilary Agro (@hilaryagro on social media), anthropologist and anti-prohibition activist. Support my work on Patreon: patreon.com/hilaryagro Follow Scott Martin's work: twitter.com/YouCaughtScott https://www.tiktok.com/@youcaughtscott https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyhSUh87Baem6R6bV9kRtGg https://youcaughtscott.medium.com/ Produced by Marcel Rambo (@vee9zee). Music by Pusher (@itsPusher). Sign the pledge: No Pardons, No Votes pardonsnow.com

They screwed up. We know they did. But Nora found out exactly why and how. In this episode, I interview Nora Loreto (of Sandy & Nora Talk Politics) about how neoliberal politicians and journalists serve a system that prioritizes profit and its own maintenance over human life. We also discuss the question: how afraid of long covid should we be? What amount of fear is helpful at a personal level?  Nora's new book is Spin Doctors: How Media and Politicians Misdiagnosed the COVID-19 Pandemic.  Bread and Poppies is hosted by Hilary Agro (@hilaryagro on social media), anthropologist and anti-prohibition activist.  Produced by Marcel Rambo (@vee9zee).  Music by Pusher (@itsPusher).  Support my work on Patreon: patreon.com/hilaryagro  Sign the pledge: No Pardons, No Votes pardonsnow.com

Guns: Are they... good? Should socialists get armed? What role should guns play in our lives now, and in a post-capitalist society? Two pro-gun communist anthropologists attempt to change my mind from "guns bad" to "guns good." Today's guests are Dick Powis (@dtpowis) and Taylor Genovese (@trgenovese). Bread and Poppies is hosted by Hilary Agro (@hilaryagro on social media), anthropologist and anti-prohibition activist.  Produced by Marcel Rambo (@vee9zee). Music by Pusher (@itsPusher).  Support my work on Patreon: patreon.com/hilaryagro Sign the pledge: No Pardons, No Votes pardonsnow.com

A few weeks from now, Daniel Muessig will walk into a US federal prison, where he will spend the next 5 years. In the year 2022, he is being caged because he sold a plant, cannabis, to people who wanted it. In Part 2 of this 3-part interview series, he tells the story of how his life was stolen from him. We talk about how the justice system isn't actually broken—it's working exactly as intended. (Skip the first 4 minutes to go straight to the interview.) Sign the pledge: No Pardons, No Votes pardonsnow.com Bread and Poppies is hosted by Hilary Agro (@hilaryagro on social media), anthropologist and anti-prohibition activist. Produced by Marcel Rambo (@vee9zee). Music by Pusher (@itsPusher). With thanks to Maria Guido (follow her on Twitter for updates about Dan: @sandernista412). Support my work on Patreon: patreon.com/hilaryagro

A few weeks from now, Daniel Muessig will walk into a US federal prison, where he will spend the next 5 years. In the year 2022, he is being caged because he sold a plant, cannabis, to people who wanted it. In this episode, he tells the story of how his life was stolen from him. We talk about how the justice system isn't actually broken—it's working exactly as intended. || Bread and Poppies is hosted by Hilary Agro (@hilaryagro on social media), anthropologist and anti-prohibition activist. Produced by Marcel Rambo (@vee9zee). Music by Pusher (@itsPusher). With thanks to Maria Guido (follow her on Twitter for updates about Dan: @sandernista412). || Support my work on Patreon: patreon.com/hilaryagro

So... I guess we're all gonna die? Haha nah just kidding we're still gonna smash capitalism. But I won't lie, things are really bad right now. In this episode I talk myself and you through grappling with fear, then there's a lovely interview about furry culture with Michael Hintz (@yerfologist) that I recorded in The Before Times. Stay safe, my friends.

I'm joined by Gonz to talk about the Super Tuesday results, Elizabeth Warren dropping out and why Bloomberg is a shitty little gremlin who we never want to hear from again. Gonz also reports on cannabis legalization and feminist protests in Mexico.

Oops, I upset Meghan McCain this week! I also helped tank the campaign of a racist California Democrat. After talking about the absurdity of my power to infuriate rich ladies from the comfort of my couch, I answer questions about negative tripping experiences, MDMA harm reduction, and psychedelic sales under capitalism.