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 In this series finale Nivi speaks with Dr Jackquelin Frost. Jack is a poet and historian and currently based at the University of Paris, London. Her articles have appeared in The Global South, The Bulletin of Francophone Postcolonial Studies, Historical Materialism and Third Text, and she is currently finishing a book on anti-colonial figures, one of whom is Jean Genet.

Nivi speaks with Dr Manjeet Baruah and discuss the work and legacy of Temsula Ao. Manjeet is an Assistant Professor at Jawaharlal Nehru University in New Delhi specializing in cultural History, and northeastern Indian literature. He is the author of multiple books, most recently of Hunter, Peasant, Rebel: Colonialism and the British Assam Frontier, Published last year by Routledge.

Nivi speaks with Dr Delio Vasquez about the rich work of Huey P Newton. Delio is an Assistant Professor at NYU working on political thought, Black studies and questions of colonialism and capitalism. His book Huey P. Newton: I am We is an intellectual biography of Huey Newton forthcoming imminently with Polity Press. 

Nivi speaks with Professor AnaLouise Keating about Gloria Anzaldua. AnaLouise is professor of Multicultural Women's and Gender Studies at Texas Woman's University in Denton, Texas. She has written extensively on pedagogy, gender studies, and Indigenous thought. Alongside Gloria Anzaldua she edited ‘this bridge we call home: radical visions for transformation’, and has also published a set of detailed interviews with Anzaldua as well as the decisive monograph on Anzalduan thought entitled the Gloria Anzaldua Reader.

Poetics Of Revolution Brought to you by Surviving Society ProductionsAvailable on all platforms this OctoberExecutively produced by Nivi ManchandaEdited by George Ofori-Addo

This special episode is hosted by Dr Hannah Yelin, Oxford Brookes University, and Dr Laura Clancy, Lancaster University.This podcast collaboration is funded by the Lancaster University Joy Welch Post-doctoral FundThe Cultures of Digital Hate project is funded by the ISRF and The Sociological Review FoundationUseful Links Sky News interview: https://x.com/SkyNews/status/1074322922574176256website: https://culturesdigitalhate.wordpress.com/The publications mention:  https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/1350506820910194 and  https://journals.lwbooks.co.uk/newformations/vol-2023-issue-110/abstract-9920/

Brand new special episode - Cultures of Digital HateBrought to you by Surviving Society ProductionsExecutively produced byDr Hannah YelinDr Laura ClancyGeorge Ofori-AddoEdited byGeorge Ofori-Addo

Welcome to I Am Well, Monday Meditation with Denise Marshall. I'm an integrative holistic therapist specialising in soul therapies and spiritual nourishments including crystals, sages, and bespoke aroma therapies. Brought to you by Surviving Society Productions.For more details on my practice at I am well and book free consultation please see contact details below.E: ⁠⁠⁠denise_marshall@hotmail.co.uk⁠⁠⁠Instagram : @iamwellholistictherapies

Welcome to I Am Well, Monday Meditation with Denise Marshall. I'm an integrative holistic therapist specialising in soul therapies and spiritual nourishments including crystals, sages, and bespoke aroma therapies. Brought to you by Surviving Society Productions.For more details on my practice at I am well and book free consultation please see contact details below.E: ⁠⁠⁠denise_marshall@hotmail.co.uk⁠⁠⁠Instagram : @iamwellholistictherapies

Welcome to I Am Well, Monday Meditation with Denise Marshall. I'm an integrative holistic therapist specialising in soul therapies and spiritual nourishments including crystals, sages, and bespoke aroma therapies. Brought to you by Surviving Society Productions.For more details on my practice at I am well and book free consultation please see contact details below.E: ⁠⁠⁠denise_marshall@hotmail.co.uk⁠⁠⁠Instagram : @iamwellholistictherapies

Welcome to I Am Well, Monday Meditation with Denise Marshall. I'm an integrative holistic therapist specialising in soul therapies and spiritual nourishments including crystals, sages, and bespoke aroma therapies. Brought to you by Surviving Society Productions.For more details on my practice at I am well and book free consultation please see contact details below.E: ⁠⁠⁠denise_marshall@hotmail.co.uk⁠⁠⁠Instagram : @iamwellholistictherapies

In this episode Chantelle talks to integrative holistic therapist Denise Marshall.Denise's Monday Meditation series is available every week on Surviving society Productions platform

Welcome to I Am Well, Monday Meditation with Denise Marshall. I'm an integrative holistic therapist specialising in soul therapies and spiritual nourishments including crystals, sages, and bespoke aroma therapies. Brought to you by Surviving Society Productions.For more details on my practice at I am well and book free consultation please see contact details below.E: ⁠⁠⁠denise_marshall@hotmail.co.uk⁠⁠⁠Instagram : @iamwellholistictherapies

In this episode we are joined by Zahra Bei from No More Exclusions, Roxy Legane from Kids of Colour and J Yambuya to discuss the links between schooling, exclusions and UK prisons.Linkshttps://www.maslaha.orghttps://kidsofcolour.comhttps://www.nomoreexclusions.com/SummaryOur series with Maslaha is focused on the connections between prisons islamophobia and antiblackness in UK prisons and the criminal justice system.This collaboration was funded through the Humanities and Identities Project at The Oxford Research Centre in the Humanities (TORCH) https://www.torch.ox.ac.uk 

Welcome to I Am Well, Monday Meditation with Denise Marshall. I'm an integrative holistic therapist specialising in soul therapies and spiritual nourishments including crystals, sages, and bespoke aroma therapies. Brought to you by Surviving Society Productions.For more details on my practice at I am well and book free consultation please see contact details below.E: ⁠⁠denise_marshall@hotmail.co.uk⁠⁠Instagram : @iamwellholistictherapies

In this episode we are joined by Raheel, Suleman and Fidel to discuss the inextricable links between Islamophobia, anti-Blackness and prisons in the UK.SummaryOur series with Maslaha is focused on the connections between islamophobia and antiblackness in UK prisons and the criminal justice system.This collaboration was funded through the Humanities and Identities Project at The Oxford Research Centre in the Humanities (TORCH) https://www.torch.ox.ac.uk Links:https://www.maslaha.org

Welcome to I Am Well, Monday Meditation with Denise Marshall. I'm an integrative holistic therapist specialising in soul therapies and spiritual nourishments including crystals, sages, and bespoke aroma therapies. Brought to you by Surviving Society Productions.For more details on my practice at I am well and book free consultation please see contact details below.E: ⁠⁠denise_marshall@hotmail.co.uk⁠⁠Instagram : @iamwellholistictherapies

In these episodes we explore neoliberalism, marketisation and prisons with Patrick Williams.Linkshttps://www.maslaha.orghttps://www.mmu.ac.uk/staff/profile/dr-patrick-williamsSummaryOur series with Maslaha is focused on the connections between prisons islamophobia and antiblackness in UK prisons and the criminal justice system.

Welcome to I Am Well, Monday Meditation with Denise Marshall. I'm an integrative holistic therapist specialising in soul therapies and spiritual nourishments including crystals, sages, and bespoke aroma therapies. Brought to you by Surviving Society Productions.For more details on my practice at I am well and book free consultation please see contact details below.E: ⁠⁠denise_marshall@hotmail.co.uk⁠⁠Instagram : @iamwellholistictherapies

In this episode we introduce the themes for our latest collaboration with Maslaha focused on racisms in the UK prisons and the criminal justice system. Maslaha seeks to change and challenge the conditions that create inequalities and racism for Muslim communities in areas such as education, gender, criminal justice, health, negative media coverage and Islamophobia.Links:https://www.maslaha.orgSummaryOur series with Maslaha is focused on the connections between prisons islamophobia and antiblackness in UK prisons and the criminal justice system.