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ALT TFSR 10-11-26 | Mobile Mutual Aid with the Auto(nomous) Body Shop (PGH)" alongside a cartoon van dropping tons of harm reduction tools with hearts on the window, driving through a spooky, Halloween background
ALT "TFSR 10-18-26 | Champagne Song of the Prairieland Antifa Case" featuring a line drawing of Champagne Song by Guanluca Costantini of ChannelDraw in black and white with a red barbed wire wrapping around them and a pair of clippers snipping the wire
ALT "B(A)D News #106 | October, 2026 | A-Radio-Network.Org" on a black and white image of a boombox with circle-a's for the speakers
ALT black vertical bands on the left and right, in the center a blue column from patreon reading ""TFSR 10-14-26 | ~Patreon Pre-Share ~ Champagne Song of the Prairieland Antifa Case" featuring a line drawing by Guanluca Costantini of ChannelDraw in black and white with a red barbed wire wrapping around them and a pair of clippers snipping the wire, a triangle play button and "53:29", below that a sound wave and at the bottom the patreon logo and "The Final Straw Radio" and "patreon.com/tfsr"
ALT black vertical bands on the left and right, in the center a blue column from patreon reading ""TFSR 10-07-26 | Mobile Mutual Aid with the Auto(nomous) Body Shop (PGH)" alongside a cartoon van dropping tons of harm reduction tools with hearts on the window, driving through a spooky, halloween backgroud, a triangle play button and "48:49", below that a sound wave and at the bottom the patreon logo and "The Final Straw Radio" and "patreon.com/tfsr"
ALT black vertical bands on the left and right, in the center a blue column from patreon reading ""TFSR 10-07-26 | Mobile Mutual Aid with the Auto(nomous) Body Shop (PGH)" alongside a cartoon van dropping tons of harm reduction tools with hearts on the window, driving through a spooky, halloween backgroud, a triangle play button and "48:49", below that a sound wave and at the bottom the patreon logo and "The Final Straw Radio" and "patreon.com/tfsr"
ALT TFSR 10-1-26 | Healing the Borders Open Scar + Updates on Khalif MIller" featuring a photo of Khalif smiling at the camera wiht a tshirt from the cartoon Rugrats imposed on a larger backround pic showing the back of a person in a jagaur costume alongside a half-built portion of the border doublewall in Lochiel showing worker vehicles and a muddy road in the background
ALT "TFSR 9-27-26 | Cal of the MN15 on Metro Surge and this Moment of Growing Fascism" alongside a flyer showing black and white butterfly reading "Defend the Minnesota 15 | October 3rd! Day of Solidarity! Abolish ICE! Return the abducted & deported! Drop the charges! MN15" plus "Fifteen activists have been federally indicted for their role in the Twin Cities' historic movement against ICE. The Trump regime wants to make an example of them to stop all of us from fighting back. On Saturday, October 3rd, the Minnesota 15 Anti-Repression Committee is calling for an international day of solidarity actions to show the regime we will not back down. Plan an action at your local ICE office or federal building!"
ALT Barry Pateman, a white man bald on top with long, grey hair down the sides and a white mustache, looking over his glasses "Anarchist Historian Barry Pateman (Rebroadcast) | TFSR 4-9-23"
ALT Screenshot of the beginning of an article called "Building the American Anarchist Movement: Radical Collectives and Continental Convergences in the 1980s" by Spencer Beswick. Text reads: “Bowl a strike, not a spare—Revolution everywhere!” Members of the Revolutionary Anarchist Bowling League (RABL) chanted bowling-themed slogans as they marched against President Ronald Reagan's threat to invade Nicaragua in 1988. Acting within a broad progressive coalition, RABL helped shut down major sections of downtown Minneapolis for three days in an outpouring of rebellion against the Reagan administration's covert wars in Central America. Events reached a dramatic climax when a masked protester threw a bowling ball through the window of a military recruitment office.1 The crash of the broken glass marked the beginning of a new era of anarchist militancy in the United States. The rage of a generation of young people raised in Reagan's America threatened to explode. (remainder cut off)
