Jordan Sjol's guest appearances

Jordan Sjol

The Katie Halper Show

Novara Media

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What if Das Kapital was made into a Marvel movie, with a team of workers fighting the supervillain ‘Capital’? Or if Silvia Federici’s Wages Against Housework had been a kitchen sink drama? That’s roughly the proposition of How to Blow Up a Pipeline, a slick new action movie based on Andreas Malm’s 2021 polemic. Heeding Malm’s calls for sabotage in the face of climate crisis, the film follows a group of eight co-conspirators as they converge on a single, explosive task: to destroy the infrastructure that is killing us all. As the eco-thriller hits UK cinemas, Novara Media’s audio producer Richard Hames speaks to the film’s co-screenwriter and executive producer Jordan Sjol about propaganda in the 21st century and this new piece of box office dynamite. Music by Matt Huxley.

What if Das Kapital was made into a Marvel movie, with a team of workers fighting the supervillain ‘Capital’? Or if Silvia Federici’s Wages Against Housework had been a kitchen sink drama? That’s roughly the proposition of How to Blow Up a Pipeline, a slick new action movie based on Andreas Malm’s 2021 polemic. Heeding Malm’s calls for sabotage in the face of climate crisis, the film follows a group of eight co-conspirators as they converge on a single, explosive task: to destroy the infrastructure that is killing us all. As the eco-thriller hits UK cinemas, Novara Media’s audio producer Richard Hames speaks to the film’s co-screenwriter and executive producer Jordan Sjol about propaganda in the 21st century and this new piece of box office dynamite. Music by Matt Huxley.

Novara FM: How to Blow Up The Box Office w/ Jordan Sjol

Karina Gonzalez

Daniel Goldhaber

Juan C. Dávila

Daniel Garber

To hear the rest of the interview with Daniel Goldhaber, Jordan Sjol &amp; Daniel Garber, please join us on Patreon at - https://www.patreon.com/posts/would-you-blow-81822434 Katie interviews Daniel Goldhaber, Jordan Sjol &amp; Daniel Garber the director, writer &amp; editor of the film HOW TO BLOW UP A PIPELINE. But first she talks to Karina Gonzalez &amp; Juan C. Dávila about Puerto Rico, climate change &amp; capitalism.  Karina N. González is a bilingual speech-language pathologist at an elementary school in Brooklyn, NY &amp; author of the Pura Belpré honor picture book THE COQUÍES STILL SING / LOS COQUÍES AÚN CANTAN (Roaring Brook Press, 2022), a powerful story about home, community &amp; hope, inspired by the rebuilding of Puerto Rico following Hurricane Maria in 2017. Her forthcoming picture book is CHURRO STAND / EL CARRITO DE CHURROS (Cameron Kids, 2024). Juan C. Dávila is a documentary filmmaker, news producer, &amp; activist. His work focuses on climate justice, social movements &amp; colonialism. He is the director of the feature-length documentary film, "Simulacros de Liberación" (2021), which was released in movie theaters around Puerto Rico. He directed two mid-length documentary films: "Compañeros de lucha" (2012) &amp; "Vieques: una batalla inconclusa" (2016). His filmography also includes the award-winning short film, "La generación del estanbai" (2016), "Aftershocks of Disaster" (2020), "Networked Education" (2020), "Rayito de sol" (2021), &amp; a TV pilot for the documentary series "The Response" (2019).  Dávila is a former senior producer at "When We Fight, We Win! The Podcast!" &amp; morning news producer for the newscast Democracy Now! where he continues to contribute.  Daniel Goldhaber is a director, writer &amp; producer based in Los Angeles &amp; New York.  His new film, How to Blow Up a Pipeline, premieres in the Platform Section of the 2022 Toronto Film Festival.  Jordan Sjol is a filmmaker &amp; a cinema &amp; media studies scholar. He was a story editor on the 2018 horror thriller CAM &amp; was a writer &amp; executive producer on How to Blow up a Pipeline, which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival in September 2022. He currently lives in Durham, NC, where he is finishing his PhD in Duke’s Program in Literature. Daniel Garber is a filmmaker based in Brooklyn, NY, with work spanning documentary, fiction &amp; experimental practices. Primarily employed as an editor, he was nominated for a Cinema Eye Honors award for his editing on Sierra Pettengill &amp; Pacho Velez’s feature documentary The Reagan Show, which premiered at Tribeca &amp; Locarno in 2017.  Please support The Katie Halper Show  For bonus content, exclusive interviews, to support independent media &amp; to help make this program possible, please join us on Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/thekatiehalpershow Follow Katie on Twitter: @kthalps Join the Discord: https://discord.gg/rkEk75Emhy Sign the petition calling on Germany to un-cancel Roger Waters' concert. https://chng.it/bBMJRgnRkn

To hear the rest of the interview with Daniel Goldhaber, Jordan Sjol &amp; Daniel Garber, please join us on Patreon at - <a href="https://www.patreon.com/posts/would-you-blow-81822434" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.patreon.com/posts/would-you-blow-81822434</a> Katie interviews Daniel Goldhaber, Jordan Sjol &amp; Daniel Garber the director, writer &amp; editor of the film HOW TO BLOW UP A PIPELINE. But first she talks to Karina Gonzalez &amp; Juan C. Dávila about Puerto Rico, climate change &amp; capitalism. Karina N. González is a bilingual speech-language pathologist at an elementary school in Brooklyn, NY &amp; author of the Pura Belpré honor picture book THE COQUÍES STILL SING / LOS COQUÍES AÚN CANTAN (Roaring Brook Press, 2022), a powerful story about home, community &amp; hope, inspired by the rebuilding of Puerto Rico following Hurricane Maria in 2017. Her forthcoming picture book is CHURRO STAND / EL CARRITO DE CHURROS (Cameron Kids, 2024). Juan C. Dávila is a documentary filmmaker, news producer, &amp; activist. His work focuses on climate justice, social movements &amp; colonialism. He is the director of the feature-length documentary film, "Simulacros de Liberación" (2021), which was released in movie theaters around Puerto Rico. He directed two mid-length documentary films: "Compañeros de lucha" (2012) &amp; "Vieques: una batalla inconclusa" (2016). His filmography also includes the award-winning short film, "La generación del estanbai" (2016), "Aftershocks of Disaster" (2020), "Networked Education" (2020), "Rayito de sol" (2021), &amp; a TV pilot for the documentary series "The Response" (2019). Dávila is a former senior producer at "When We Fight, We Win! The Podcast!" &amp; morning news producer for the newscast Democracy Now! where he continues to contribute. Daniel Goldhaber is a director, writer &amp; producer based in Los Angeles &amp; New York. His new film, How to Blow Up a Pipeline, premieres in the Platform Section of the 2022 Toronto Film Festival. Jordan Sjol is a filmmaker &amp; a cinema &amp; media studies scholar. He was a story editor on the 2018 horror thriller CAM &amp; was a writer &amp; executive producer on How to Blow up a Pipeline, which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival in September 2022. He currently lives in Durham, NC, where he is finishing his PhD in Duke’s Program in Literature. Daniel Garber is a filmmaker based in Brooklyn, NY, with work spanning documentary, fiction &amp; experimental practices. Primarily employed as an editor, he was nominated for a Cinema Eye Honors award for his editing on Sierra Pettengill &amp; Pacho Velez’s feature documentary The Reagan Show, which premiered at Tribeca &amp; Locarno in 2017. Please support The Katie Halper Show For bonus content, exclusive interviews, to support independent media &amp; to help make this program possible, please join us on Patreon - <a href="https://www.patreon.com/thekatiehalpershow" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.patreon.com/thekatiehalpershow</a> Follow Katie on Twitter: @kthalps Join the Discord: <a href="https://discord.gg/rkEk75Emhy" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://discord.gg/rkEk75Emhy</a> Sign the petition calling on Germany to un-cancel Roger Waters' concert. <a href="https://chng.it/bBMJRgnRkn" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://chng.it/bBMJRgnRkn</a>