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Our boy Aaron Thorpe was involved in a car accident yesterday leaving him in the hospital with… Thomas Sexton needs your support for Aaron Thorpe Car Accident
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12:06 PM EST - SOMEWHERE IN ATLANTA, GA In this Very Presidential Edition of our Weekly Update series, Aaron (@posadist_trapgd) and Pete (@mistakewizard) get into the Peachtree Dish with journalist Eoin Higgins (@EoinHiggins_) to crack open the bittersweet news [announced only moments before recording] about our new President: Joseph R. Biden. We also pop the cap on a variety of topics related to the 2020 Election, including: Dismal down-ballot races! All eyes on Georgia! Hope for a progressive future? Check out Eoin's work at The Intercept Listen to the Official ATOM Playlist on Spotify Find out more at https://a-time-of-monsters.pinecast.co
"The data is clear, Trump support comes from wealthy people...they're coded to be trailer trash, but that's not who they are"
- Eoin Higgins
I keep telling you all this!
Aaron (@posadist_trapgd) sits down with Mariah Parker (@MariahforAthens) -- County Commissioner of District 2 in Athens-Clarke County, Georgia and the emcee known as Linqua Franqa -- to discuss her run for county commissioner, her work in office, the intersection between her music and her politics, and more. Check out Mariah on Bandcamp and listen to her podcast, Waiting on Reparations. Find out more at https://a-time-of-monsters.pinecast.co
In this episode of A Time of Monsters, Aaron interviews Georgia hip hop artist and politician Mariah Parker and asks her about running on a radical platform, class solidarity, and how her time in the music scene prepared her for politics.
