• Introduction {0:01}
• The Hot Wire {6:55}
• Interview with Disrupt J20 Organizer {12:30}
• Legal Support for DC J20 Arrestees{31:56}
• Agency on Anarchists in the Mass Media {35:21}
• “Making the Best of Mass Arrests: 12 Lessons from the Kettle During the J20 Protests” {1:04:02}
• J20 Protests Beyond Washington, DC {1:25:55}
• “Take the Offensive: Moving from Protest to Resistance” {1:42:15}
• International Updates and Calls for Solidarity {1:54:32}
Prisoner Birthdays {2:00:38}
• Conclusion {2:01:27}

Support the folks arrested in the streets on January 20th at the counter-inaugural protests! Check out this video produced by SubMedia that lays out the situation, and donate to the bail and legal support funds at disruptj20.org/legal-fund/.

We shared two recently published texts in this episode: “Making the Best of Mass Arrests: 12 Lessons from the Kettle During the J20 Protests”, and “Take the Offensive: Moving from Protest to Resistance”. We also shared an excerpt from Disrupt J20’s blog post, "Fuck Yeah We Disrupted It!

Our friends over at Agency, an anarchist media relations project, produced the comprehensive overview of mass media coverage of anarchism on J20 and beyond. Stay posted to their site for updates on anarchist appearances in the mass media, and drop them a line if you’re interested in being part of their Not Just In the Streets: Anarchists in the Media speaker’s bureau.

Fifteen people identified in the mass media as anarchists face serious charges after a January 20th march in New Orleans. Check out this online fundraiser for New Orleans J20 arrestees.

For reflections on the shooting of an anarchist protestor by a right-wing troll in Seattle, check out the CrimethInc. piece “What Counts As Violence? Why the Right Can Shoot Us Now”, which appeared shortly after the shooting. Supporters from the IWW have put up a fundraising page to raise money for the medical costs of our injured comrade; we’ve got the link posted on our website. For links to all the the reportbacks we cited during the “J20 Beyond DC” section, check the full transcript.

Comrades from the Greek anarchist radio project Radio Fragmata have announced a new initiative of solidarity for anarchist and anti-authoritarian prisoners; to support or find out more, contact them at radiofragmata[at]espiv[dot]net.

Comrades from the Hambacher Forest occupation in Germany have issued a call for supporters around the world to prepare an anti-repression response at German embassies and offices of the energy corporation RWE, in case of an anticipated eviction of forest tree sits and a meadow encampment. To learn more about the years-long struggle to defend one of Germany’s ancient forests against brown coal mining, visit HambachForest.blogsport.de, or listen to our audio documentary about the occupation in Episode 37.

The G20 summit will be meeting in Hamburg, Germany; see this video on our website made by activists who are planning to disrupt it for info.

Folks at the ZAD are raising funds for an herbal medicine clinic at the anti-airport occupation in western France. Email plantesmedicinaleszad@riseup.net for more info. To hear an interview with a resident of the ZAD, check out Episode 14 on squatting.

Recent and upcoming prisoner birthdays:

Veronza Bowers, Jr. 35316–136
USP Atlanta
Post Office Box 150160
Atlanta, Georgia 30315
{February 4th}

Kamau Sadiki (Freddie Hilton) #0001150688
Augusta State Medical Prison, Building 13A–2 E7
3001 Gordon Highway
Grovetown, Georgia 30813
Address envelope to Freddie Hilton, address card to Kamau
{February 19th}

Oso Blanco (Byron Chubbuck) #07909–051
USP Hazelton
Post Office Box 2000
Bruceton Mills, WV 26525
Address envelope to Byron Chubbuck, address card to Oso Blanco
{February 26th}

Reverend Joy Powell #07G0632
Bedford Hills CF
Post Office Box 1000
Bedford Hills, New York 10507–2499
{March 5th}