Episode description

An interview with Eric King, who was recently released after being incarcerated since 2014, five of those in segregation. He was charged with using an incendiary device to commit arson after throwing a molotov cocktail at an empty Federal Building in Kansas City, Missouri during the uprising in Ferguson. Today he is out on probation and talking with us about his history with the anarchist movement, his time inside and release, and how and why to support prisoners

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Eric King's co-authored book about life in prison: http://rattlingthecages.com

Eric's new gig: bread and roses legal

Anarchist Black Cross Federation

Eric's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/supportericking/

Prisoner support calendar: https://www.certaindays.org/

https://www.gofundme.com/f/release-funds-for-political-prisoner-eric-king

https://theintercept.com/2021/05/28/bop-prison-white-supremacist-anti-fascist/

Song: Motorohead - Stay out of Jail