The Audacity CAT

Rockland PRIDE is the focus of Episode Five in The Voices of AudacityCAT podcast series as we celebrate the rising visibility of the recent June street parade with its Showrunner; hear how many in the greater midcoast community offer critical support; explore the vital importance of education, especially among and for young people; as well as a frank and emotional discussion about the on-going cha...

In  Episode Four , a chance Facebook exchange leads to an amazing cross-country conversation with a reporter from small-town Oregon, where each Saturday 50 people in a town of 250 gather to protest for democracy, inclusivity, and justice. Sound familiar? Hear how they sustain their passion and enthusiasms, respond non-violently to counter-protesting truckers who ‘roll coal’ to smoke them out (and...

Art takes center stage as two Audacity veterans discuss creative forms of visual protest, including "Signs of Fascism," "Chalk-tavism," recent Anti-Ice Enactments, and the banners of "Kayak-tivism" designed to confront Chief Justice John Roberts in Port Clyde harbor. The Voices: Cynthia Stancioff and Susan MacNeil-Densmore. Tune in to The Voices of AudacityCAT wherever you get your podcasts. For M...

Two early organizers discuss how a weekly protest in a small coastal region of Maine grows into a movement for collective action as well as a celebration of community engagement and participation. The Voices: James Cook and Lyn Donovan Tune in to The Voices of AudacityCAT wherever you get your podcasts. For More Information visit: https://audacitycat.com Chapters 00:00 The Power of Audacity 07:14...

Audacity members discuss the power of music and song to unite and delight participants at the weekly Standout Protests; the impact of the 2024 election; and how music continues to help in the fight for social justice. The Voices: Cynthia Stancioff and Paula Coil Tune in to The Voices of AudacityCAT wherever you get your podcasts. For More Information visit: https://audacitycat.com THE VOICES OF AU...