Cabinet of Curiosities
Here is a number of thing I've found and thought pretty cool to share.
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Bookshelf
No Gods, No Masters: An Anthology in Anarchism - Daniel Guerin, 1980 (AK Press English Edition, 2005)
The City in the Forest: Reinventing Resistance for an Age of Climate Crisis and Police Militarization - Anonymous, 2022 (printable PDF, CrimethInc)
Websites
Internet Archive Public Domain Images - A Flickr feed of images from Archive.org. TBH Kind of a pain in the ass to use sometimes but there is SO much on there.
Internet Archive Gifcities - Searchable database of archived gifs from Geocities websites.
Podcasts
Fair warning: I have a tendancy towards nonfiction or comedy podcasts about upsetting topics.
Behind the Bastards - Robert Evans, CoolZone Media
Biweekly podcast about horrible people throughout history. My personal favorite podcast, despite how upsetting it can be at times. Mostly covers US-Centric history. Recommended episodes:
- The Triangle Shirtwaist Fire
- Action Park or: The Libertarian Theme Park of your Dreams/Nightmares (yes, THAT Action Park)
- Kissinger ft. The Dollop
- Nestor Makhno: Anarchist Warlord and Book Club Aficionado (He's not a bastard, BtB has annual holiday episodes about cool people and the cool stuff they did. I think Makhno was pretty cool.)
Cool People Who Did Cool Stuff - Margaret Killjoy, CoolZone Media
On the flipside, Cool People Who Did Cool Stuff is a Biweekly podcast about very cool people throughout history. Many of the topics Margaret covers are about anarchist movements or innovations. Recommended episodes:
- The Diggers, the Levelers, the Ranters, and John Darnielle (Yes, THAT John Darnielle)
- The Paris Commune: How to Steal Back Your Own City