Colonial Outcasts

This episode explores the conflict in Big Bend, Texas, where locals and activists are fighting the Trump administration’s plan to bulldoze pristine public land for a $7.

Hosts Greg and Mark discuss predictive policing and false flags with guest Jack Jones, analyzing how AI algorithms and DHS units target individuals…

A flotilla participant recounts the brutal conditions aboard an Israeli prison ship, detailing the use of strobe lights, lasers, and rubber bullets to torture detainees in cramped containers.

Host Mark interviews botanist Joey Santori about rejecting lawns for native plants and protecting Texas habitats from development.

Colonial Outcasts host and guest Elena Zenopontos analyze a Pentagon leak revealing top generals’ dissent over the Iran war, arguing it exposes US…

Hosts Maggie and Greg welcome journalist Leith Maroof to discuss the disconnect between Western media narratives and realities in West Asia.

Colonial Outcasts critiques a controversial Guardian open letter that equated Iranian state repression with US imperialism, arguing this "both-sidesism" serves imperial interests.

Hosts of Colonial Outcasts interview Michael Mezzatesta to discuss the intersection of climate collapse, capitalism, and geopolitics.

Colonial Outcasts hosts Mark and guest Megan Thuy debate the controversy surrounding Abdul El-Sayed accepting Kamala Harris’s endorsement.

Host Greg returns to military analysis, discussing the Morocco-Spain migration crisis as hybrid warfare and the Pentagon’s crowdsourcing of ideas to counter Iran.

Colonial Outcasts hosts Greg and guest Marianella Perreira discuss Argentina’s political crisis under President Javier Milei, framing his anarcho-capitalist policies as tools for U.

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Hosts and guest Janet Abu Elias discuss Israel’s entrenchment in southern Lebanon through "pilot zones" and permanent infrastructure, arguing this aims to stoke civil war.

Hosts Greg Stoker and Mark Wayne interview journalist Jessica Burbank about Flock, a surveillance company securing local government contracts through opaque processes.

This episode critiques the bipartisan nature of US imperialism, using Lindsey Graham’s death to argue that Democrats and Republicans share an "imperial purple" commitment to war and police states.

The host of Colonial Outcasts critiques Graham Platner’s political campaign, arguing that his failure to adopt an anti-imperialist stance disqualifies him despite veteran status.

Hosts of Colonial Outcasts discuss the paradox of tolerance with guest Zoo Jernsted, addressing recent conflicts with far-right influencers in anti-Zionist spaces.