Episode list

In this nine-part series Robert Evans will walk listeners through exactly how a second American Civil War could happen.

Are you worried about the possibility of The Second American Civil War? In Episode 1 of "It Could Happen Here" Robert explains why 2016 was the first time he started to seriously worry about it.

Rural America is fed up and falling apart: what happens if they fight back?

We've talked about how the violence might start: what happens when the State strikes back?

Now that you're scared, let's talk about how to save America.

Here's how an American insurgency could defeat the American military.

Most of what we've talked about in this podcast has been distinctly dark and depressing, but on this episode we talk about how violent war might make life better.

For years the United States military has practiced saturation bombing on its enemies: today we talk about what would happen if those enemies were American cities.

The Second American Civil War opens the door for the next great American genocide.

Wars mean refugees. And when Americans find themselves fleeing for the safety of other nations, they may be shocked at the reception they face.

One way or another, the United States as we know it is going to end. How can we make sure what comes next is better than what came before?

Collapse is all around us. Find out what's coming next, and what you can do to build a new world from the ashes of the old, every day on this show.

Our world is falling apart. What comes next?

Let's talk about what our future has to offer.

As the climate changes, more and more of us will fall through the cracks. Here's a look at your future.

Let's look at a few likely climate change "solutions" the people who got us into this mess will try to push.

If we're going to build a better future, we have to believe things can improve.

In this episode, we introduce you to our team (Robert Evans, Sophie Lichterman, Mia Wong, and Garrison Davis) and discuss the future.

We sit down to talk with Geoff Mann, a Professor of Geography and Political Economy who also co-authored the book Climate Leviathan: A Political Theory For Our Planetary Future.

On August 22nd, for the second year in a row, Proud Boys and other Far Right associates descended on Portland Oregon. Here is our field report.

Part one of our chat with journalist and author of the book The Uninhabitable Earth, David Wallace-Wells.

We conclude with part two of our interview with David Wallace-Wells, author of The Uninhabitable Earth.

Network Security expert Chelsea Manning comes on to talk about surveillance, online security, and steps we can take to protect our privacy.

Garrison travels to Northern Minnesota to attend an Earth First gathering in the woods to learn about the history of green resistance.

Upon returning to the Earth First camp we discover more about why sheriffs were blocking the Namewag camp driveway, and then learn about the long history of the StopLine3 movement.

Researcher, scholar and activist JN joins us to discuss the tactics, strategies, and difficulties of the Hong Kong protests and what we can learn from common struggles.

In the wake of the Supreme Court's shadow ruling to block the eviction moratorium and allow mass evictions to proceed, Robert, Mia, and Garrison discuss historical and contemporary eviction defense.

We talk with folks from the Defend the Atlanta Forest Coalition about the city's ongoing efforts to tear down 300 acres of forest to build a massive police trading facility.

How you can help people in your community gain access to reproductive health-care and flip off the Texas legislature.

Eve Ettinger and Kieryn Darkwater come on to discuss the (short) history of the evangelical fight against abortion access and birth control.

Joey Ayoub joins us to discuss living in the periphery of empires, the crumbles in Lebanon, and the challenges of organizing in the face of weaponized unreality.

In a few days voters will decide whether or not to Recall California Governor Gavin Newsom. In this episode we take a closer look at the recall process and how ongoing droughts will impact the State.

Today is the Election deadline for California's Recall. In this episode we dive into wildfire prevention measures and the voter fraud propaganda that is already being spread.

Garrison sits down with a handful of researchers that study far right extremism to discuss how climate change will impact fascist terrorism.

The second part of our discussion in the woods about the intersection of climate change, accelerationism, and the rise of nationalistic far right violence.

The Team sits down with Theo to get a rundown on the upcoming far right rally in Washington DC.

All of this week's episodes of It Could Happen Here put together in one large file.

A discussion with author Margaret Killjoy on how to get involved in your community and first steps to take towards resiliency.

Andy from The Poor Proles Almanac comes on to discuss the different ways to start growing your own food.

We talk soil cultivation, ecology, and food systems with help from Andy of The Poor Prole Almanac.

We sit down with Bea and Elaine to discuss do-it-yourself skills and how to get started building up an emergency skill set.

The team talks with Bea and Elaine about how to get cheap produce and how to make that food last longer via preservation including the process of canning, dehydrating, and freezing.

All of this week's episodes of It Could Happen Here put together in one large file.

Is our Healthcare system collapsing? How worried should you be about the virus right now? We sit down with Dr. Kaveh Hoda.

We talk to writer and agitator Vicky Osterweil about the emergence of Occupy, the 2011 revolutions, and the perils of non-violence.

Part 2 of our conversation with Vicky Osterweil about the legacy of Occupy in activist theory and tactics.

We sit down with Paul, a reformed cop who volunteered as security for the Tenacious Unicorn Ranch, about buying and training with firearms.

The team interviews David Van Deusen of the Vermont State Labor Council AFL-CIO.

All of this week's episodes of It Could Happen Here put together in one large file.

We talk to two members of Lobelia Commons about their new Earthbound Farmers Almanac and the politics of farming, land, and food production.