By Any Means

In this episode of By Any Means , James talks with Yeezy Prints — amateur gunsmith, 3D-printing advocate, and DIY gun designer — about 3D-printed guns, open-source technology, and what it means to become ungovernable. The conversation starts with guns but quickly becomes about much more: the means of production, the state's monopoly on violence, and why capitalism depends on keeping tools, knowled...

In this episode of By Any Means , James talks with organizer James Ray about Chris Rabb's Philadelphia state house campaign, the internal dynamics of DSA, and what it means to actually fight for the direction of a left organization instead of just critiquing it from the outside. They get into Philly electoral politics, Palestine solidarity work, local chapter organizing, and the messy but necessar...

Investigative journalist Ken Klippenstein has spent years exposing the hidden architecture of surveillance, national security, and state power. In this episode of By Any Means , James Harr sits down with Klippenstein to talk about the expanding definitions of threat, extremism, and political danger in America—and whether those expansions are becoming a permanent feature of maintaining American cap...

California's governor race has dozens of candidates. Only two advance. So what does it actually mean to run a socialist campaign inside a political system where the economy is largely controlled privately, major institutions are shaped by wealth, and elections rarely produce change on their own? In this episode of By Any Means , James Harr talks with Peace and Freedom Party gubernatorial candidate...