Hey, guys, thanks for joining us.

I know most of our audience is probably familiar with its going down, but for folks not familiar,

could you describe your organization really quickly and introduce yourselves, I guess?

Sure. It's going down as a media platform from an anarchist perspective, but it's cross-tenancy

of variety of autonomous social movements that describe as anti-state, anti-colonial anti-capolis.

And we have a podcast.

We have a radio show that comes out on several Pacifica stations on the West Coast and beyond.

And we also have a platform for news.

And we feature interviews, roundups, and take submissions in the form of action reports and

critical reflections and stuff like that.

Awesome.

So, you know, I think there's a lot of variations of like anarchist news media, but somehow

you've got, you guys have really managed to stand out.

Do you have any thoughts about why that might be the case?

I think it's an interesting question. And I think it has to do with a number of different

factors.

So if you think about the anarchist media ecosystem, you tend to have like two models, right?

There's sort of the anarchist news model, which is the everyone says everything, submit whatever you want,

anyone could say anything in the comment section, and like, that can be entertaining and at

times interesting and useful, but it's kind of a more or less unfocused environment intentionally,

right? Then you have outlets like crime thing, which publish their own stuff. And like if you

are part of that circle of people,

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