Ep33:🌕♉️ V for Vendetta, Gentrification of the Pura Vida, and Solidarity w/ Adri of the iGuana Collective
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Remember, Remember the 5th of November! The movie V for Vendetta is now 20 years old, and it is clear from looking around that the dystopia has arrived!
Why is it important to listen to and follow native Voices in the reVolution? How can we all be a little more mischieVous in how we disrupt the status quo? What is it that makes Costa Rica a Blue Zone anyway? Just how many layers of symbolism are there to the Guy Fawkes mask in the 2005 movie {V for Vendetta} anyway?
Kristyn with a why chats with Adri Leiton about the importance of being in solidarity with indigenous people everywhere, the importance of community and mutual aid with the iGuana Collective, historical and cultural insights about Costa Rica (specifically the Guanacaste province), and grappling with power and privilege, all through the lens of the story {V for Vendetta}.
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Grateful for all the learning and inspiration alluded to in today’s episode:
Desiree Stephen’s Substack: No Kings, just Kinship: From March to Momentum
“Disruption leads to Risk”
For more on protecting yourself from the Empire's mass surveillance, YK Hong’s Liberation Toolbox is a must!
Timothy Snyder’s Book: On Tyranny
“Do not obey in advance”
The Flag that Adri mentions from the scene he watched on TikTok
Carmen Spagnola’s Numinous Network for practicing grappling with settler identities and land acknowledgments
Cosmic Anarchy is a great substack to follow, like this piece on revolution and mutual aid
Liberation with Rev. angel Kyodo williams
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Thankful for the musical inspiration for the theme song:
Hadestown by Anais Mitchell, specifically “Our Lady of the Underground” and Orpheus’ Song
“Hedwig’s Theme” by John Williams
Shout out for the artistic assistance of:
Matt Schubbe (Logo)
Kevin Carlow (Music)