This podcast is one of the few things grounding me. It answers so many questions that I didn’t know who or how to ask. It’s like jumping inside the brain of the people I want to become one day.

Validating, empowering, and energizing. These conversations help me feel the combination of grief and hope that helps me move through these difficult times as skillfully as possible.

This podcast is a treasure — eye opening, motivating, grounding, uplifting. I really value it.

The July 5th Episode was such a gift! Wow, thank you!! I’ve already listened to this episode twice and shared it. Thank you is just not sufficient for what has been offered. Still digesting it. ✨💕

Thank you to Kelly and everyone involved with this podcast. I wish I had found it sooner but I’m making my way through old and new episodes.

Sometimes I forget that every episode is a banger and then I play one, remember, and send it to everyone I know. If I could force my friends to sit and listen, I would.

So inspiring. So moved that I take notes for fun.

For your time, energy, wisdom, care, and conversation! This podcast brings sustenance and revitalization to my life 💜✊🏽

We do need more independently funded, well sourced, accurate and equitably operated media, including for news. I’m selective or at least try to be about what I financially support that’s within my power to be discerning about. Our information being so controlled by these major corporate groups and individuals is a problem. Journalism and even critical thought is in an ailing state currently. I want more organizations and publications like this, Mint Press, Unicorn Riot, World Socialist Newsletter. I will say there are journalists and there is reporting that is admirably providing the public with information and is worth of trust. They’re fulfilling their jobs and standing by principles and ethics. I remain impressed in many ways by PBS Newshour. And surprised by others I never expected to cover the ongoing pandemic, and this far into it (Mirror UK as an example). It’s frankly a matter of single journalists, coverage and conduct of each news outlet and periodical rather than total trust and as institutions. That kind of trust has long been betrayed, and I think ultimately this is for the best. More so once people’s media literacy improves. The lesson being to not put so much reliance and faith in sources of information that is controlled and to improve media diet as well as tools to process it.

I don’t have words, just listen!!!

I’m so grateful for y’all. Thank you.

This show keeps me informed, inspired and energized and is truly a guiding light for my life and my sense of myself within the movement. Thank you, Kelly!

Much love from Seattle.

I just discovered Movement Memos, and I am so grateful!! This podcast is a tremendous effort toward providing free, accessible abolition education to the public. Thank you to Kelly, guests, and all who work on this show!!

I make time to listen to movement memos. It’s calm, clear, authentic, and well researched / sourced. The interviews are amazing conversations. I always learn and feel more connected. It’s worth your time.

thank you for providing this thoughtful and timely response in these days. a wonderful combo of grounding in legacy, whats at stake right now and call to action to build a liberated future. much love & solidarity to the team that makes this possible!

Im so happy i found this podcast.

This podcast is healing and catharsis. It helps SO MUCH to hear people talk frankly about the reality of our situation and what can be done and what IS being down, instead of either yelling toothless useless criticisms or just putting their blinders on and “looking on the bright side.