Interview With Eve Ewing
Interview by Jamie Trecker Photo by Nolis Anderson Dr. Eve Ewing has become one of Chicago’s leading public intellectuals in an incredibly short span of time. The author of Electric Arches (Haymarket) and Ghosts...
Category: Interviews
Interview with Alejandro Cohen from Dublab
Jeremiah Chiu, the LA-based designer of this very magazine and longtime Lumpen Buddy, talked to Dublab Executive Director Alejandro Director about the almost 20 year old radio experiment that is Dublab. A formal...
Lumpen #133: The Buddies Issue
Lumpen #133: The Buddies Issue Lumpen Magazine has been a continuous conversation between friends about the kind of world we want to see and create. Believing that the freedom of the press belongs to...
Lumpen Magazine #133 Release Party
Thursday January 24, 7pm-11:00pm Lumpen Magazine #133 Release Party Marz Community Brewing 3630 S Iron St free! Throughout the existence of Lumpen magazine and all of it attendant projects, incarnations, wild ideas, spaces, business...
Welcome to 1968
Dearest Readers, Welcome to 1968. They say: time is a circle, history repeats itself. Fifty years later, we reflect on the past and our present, and how the future can be...
Lumpen 130: The Municipalism Issue
We just released Lumpen magazine #130, our Summer 2017 missive with the theme of Building a Municipal Movement. Issue #130 had Contributions by: Alan W. Moore, Brian Mier, Christina Sanchez Juarez, Jerry Boyle,...
Lumpen Week in Review July 7, 2017
Welcome to Lumpen Week in Review the show that covers the past week of news, happenings and programs presented on Lumpen Radio. This week, we spoke to the architects behind Bridgeport’s Eleanor Boathouse...
Hitting Left Interviews Ed Marszewski
Hitting Left is an hour-long, weekly radio show on Lumpen Radio featuring long-time political and education activists, the Klonsky Bros. They, along with their weekly special guests, review the latest happenings in the world...
Interview with John Gruber of the Brady Campaign
The Brady Campaign is one of the oldest national gun violence prevention national organizations in America. It is named after its founders, Jim and Sarah Brady. Jim Brady was Ronald Reagan’s press secretary,...
Interview with Mark Walsh from the Illinois Council Against Handgun Violence
The Illinois Council Against Handgun Violence is the oldest state organization working on gun violence prevention in the country. Currently in its 41st year, the organization was formed by four suburban women who thought...
