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Monks and Punks

Monks and Punks

Sander Hicks

Join host Sander Hicks on an adventure into the worlds of radical spirituality, activism, social justice, punk rock, nonviolence, and more. Yes we are out to change the world. Everything is possible.

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Host Sander Hicks gets to talk to his old friend Logermund Nathamundi, who is founder of Kaleidoscope Community Yoga, an innovative group yoga practice. Lo will be the guest teacher at the “peaceful lake, powerful mountain” retreat happening this year in the Catskill Mountains. www.nonviolence.works.

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Monks and Punks - Combatants for Peace!

Combatants for Peace!

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01/15/24 • 46 min

There’s a group in the Middle East that brings together Israelis and Palestinians who refuse to keep engaging in violence.


They are called Combatants for Peace. They are Israeli veterans and former Palestinian fighters, who have realized that war is a real dead end. They engage in dialogue and meetings, and get connected rather than engage in more bloodshed.


With all the new evidence of Gaza genocide, it seems more and more important that we as a global society take a new look at nonviolence and how to create dialogue rather than war.


Monks and Punks' Sander Hicks interviews Palestinian activist in the West Bank who speaks for Combatants for Peace. Her name is Mai Shahin. this is our interview. she is a dedicated activist, and from her words, you will learn a hell of a lot of new information about what it’s like to be a Palestinian today, in a world oppressed by war, but holding onto the light, working for peace.



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Monks and Punks - Shawna Kenney at the PUNK ROCK MUSEUM
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01/27/24 • 41 min

Shawna Kenney, punk rock writer and publisher, catches up with her old friend Sander about various adventures in punk, book writing, & indie media. Includes memories of old friends, including Ian MacKaye, Fugazi, and the new news of Shawna's upcoming event at the Punk Rock Museum, Las Vegas, NV.


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Shawna Kenney was raised in the Washington, DC area on a steady diet of Fugazi. She is the author of the award-winning memoir I Was a Teenage Dominatrix (Last Gasp), editor of the anthology Book Lovers: Sexy Stories from Under the Covers (Seal Press), co-author of Imposters (Mark Batty Publisher), and co-author of the oral history Live at the Safari Club: A History of HarDCore Punk in the Nation’s Capital 1988-1998 (Rare Bird Books).

Kenney is a Contributing Editor with Narratively and her nonfiction work has appeared in The New York Times, Playboy, Creative Nonfiction, Vice, The Rumpus, Bust, Salon and more.



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Monks and Punks - White Collar Crime:

White Collar Crime:

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03/07/24 • 37 min

Sander Hicks takes a look back at some of the songs he has written and performed with White Collar Crime, Subterfuge Corporation, and his solo work. An overview of a creative, theatrical side of punk rock.



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Monks and Punks - Gospel of Peace LIVE EVENT with John Dear
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05/04/24 • 61 min

Recorded live at a book event for Gospel of Peace, author John Dear, a Catholic priest and nonviolent creative resistor, speaks about his long career doing civil disobedience and Gospel studies, focussed on the nonviolence of Jesus. The new book, Gospel of Peace, is an intense reading and commentary on the traditional Gospels of Matthew, Mark and Luke.

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Monks and Punks - The rise of a new left

The rise of a new left

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06/09/24 • 42 min

Adventures with the (New) New Left: Sander Hicks speaks with author Raina Lipsitz about the new movements for serious social change. (Raina is author of the great new book, "The Rise of a New Left" from Verso.)

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Aharon Akiva Dardik is a US/Israeli student leader on the American Left. He is founder of "Jews for Ceasefire," and is President of J Street, both at Columbia University. He was active in the encampments and recent struggles against genocide, at Columbia. In recent years, he was drafted into the Israeli military to help load bombs to drop on Gaza. He went through the court-martial process, and did hard time in a military prison. He tells us all about his experiences, struggling for justice. He will be speaking at our upcoming retreat, in the Catskills, "Peaceful Lake, Powerful Mountain." (More info on that at www.nonviolence.works.)

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Sander interviews Angela Douglas, former Mayor (Pro Tempore) of Chester, SC, and former City Council member. They cover her new book: "Breonna Taylor and Me," and reflections on the recent highlights at the DNC.

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Monks and Punks - Dorothy Day: Radical Devotion
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11/07/24 • 40 min

Interview with Jeff Korgen and Christopher Cardinale, the author and artist of a compelling new graphic novel that tells the story of the life and work of Dorothy Day. She was a radical reporter and writer who came out of the New York left of the 1920s and 30s and converted to a radical form of Christianity that did direct action to help the poor and suffering. She founded the Catholic Worker movement and newspaper, and this book tells her story in inspirational and graphic detail.

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FAQ

How many episodes does Monks and Punks have?

Monks and Punks currently has 9 episodes available.

What topics does Monks and Punks cover?

The podcast is about Peace, Society & Culture, Punk, Activism, Religion & Spirituality and Podcasts.

What is the most popular episode on Monks and Punks?

The episode title 'Combatants for Peace!' is the most popular.

What is the average episode length on Monks and Punks?

The average episode length on Monks and Punks is 43 minutes.

How often are episodes of Monks and Punks released?

Episodes of Monks and Punks are typically released every 40 days, 17 hours.

When was the first episode of Monks and Punks?

The first episode of Monks and Punks was released on Jan 15, 2024.

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