Signal:01

• Red Rat // Dutch Squatter Comics
• The Future of Xicana Poster Making // An Interview with Taller Tupac Amaru
• Adventure Playgrounds // A Photo Essay
• Propaganda Brigades in Mexico 1968 // The Graphic Production of a Movement
• Early 20th Century Anarchist Publisher Imprints
• Designing Anarchy // the Graphic Covers of Rufus Segar
• Impeach // Political Freight Train Graffiti

Signal:02

• Revolutionary Mozambican painter Malangatana Valente Nguenha // Judy Seidman
• Murals from the Carnation Revolution in Portugal // Phil Mailer
• Freedom // A collection of early 20th century broadsides from the UK anarchist newspaper
• The Gestetner Press and its influence on movements // Lincoln Cushing
• Oaxacan Street Art // Deborah Caplow
• The Yamaga Manga // an illustrated history of early Japanese anarchism
• A history of Danish art collective Røde Mor // Kaper Ostrup Frederiksen

Signal:03

• Jeu de Massacre // Deltor’s 1930 Anarcho-Communist Print Portfolio by Stephen Goddard
• Making Revolutionary Music // Alec Dunn and Erin Yanke Interview Paredon Records’ Founder Barbara Dane
• Quebec Spring // The Visual Culture of the 2012 Student Strike by David Widgington
• Época Clandestina // The Mastheads of Spanish Exile Newspapers by Alec Dunn
• Memories of Revolution // Yugoslav Partisan Memorials by Robert Burghardt and Gal Kirn
• Confronting Neoliberalism // Reflecting on the Medu Arts Ensemble by Josh MacPhee

Signal:04

• The Legacy of Berlin’s Kommune 1 // Michael McCanne
• Book Designs of Three Continents Press // Max Karl Winkler interviewed by Josh MacPhee
• New Zealand’s Political Poster History // Jared Davidson
• A History of Toronto’s Punchclock Printing Collective // Ryan Hayes
• The Bay Area’s Peace Navy // Lincoln Cushing
• Imaging Palestine // The Cover Art of Palestinian Affairs Magazine by Rochelle Davis and Emma Murphy

Signal:05

• The Club de Grabado de Montevideo // Georgia Phillips-Amos unearths printmaking under dictatorship
• Three Print Collectives // Alec Dunn interviews Friends of Ibn Firnas, A3BC, and the Pangrok Sulap collective
• Come!Unity Press // An interview with Paul Werner about the history of New York City’s queer anarchist print shop
• The Pyramid’s Reign // Analyzing an enduring symbol of capitalism with Eric Triantifillou
• Empty Forms—Occupied Homes // Marc Herbst looks at the intersection between movement design and the struggle for housing in Barcelona
• Discs of the Gun // Josh MacPhee’s trip through music and militancy in postwar Italy

Signal:06

• Graphics That Resist // Yobani Mendoza and the ECPM68 discuss political cultural work in Mexico
• Basement Workshop // Ryan Lee Wong digs out the history of one of the first Asian American arts organizations
• Jamaa Al-Yad // Josh MacPhee interviews Daniel Drennan Elawar about this Beirut-born but internationalist graphics collective
• Adhesive Uprisings // The IWW’s Silent Agitators by Catherine Tedford
• Adhesive Uprisings // Portugal’s Auto-Colantes by Josh MacPhee
• Adhesive Uprisings // German Antifascist Stickers by Joel Morton
• INCITE! // The secret history of these ’80s California Bay Area communist collage guerrillas
• So Much To Be Angry About // Shaun Slifer tracks down the legacy of West Virginia’s political printshop, Appalachian Movement Press

Signal:07

• Philadelphia Printworks // Co-founder Maryam Pugh interviewed by John Morrison
• The Vinyl of Victor Jara // Josh MacPhee explores the international output of the Chilean singer
• Estación Darío y Maxi // Natalia Revale chronicles the political transformation of an Argentinian metro station
• We Will Break Open the Doors That Obscure the Sun // A biography of printmaker Albert Daenens by Erik Buelinckx
• Spectacular Commodities // Mehdi el Hajoui explores the objects of the Situationist International
• One Red Star and Four Red Stripes // A fifty year retrospective of the left Catalan independence movement by Jordi Padró
• Giving Voice to the Voiceless // An interview with poster maker Malaquías Montoya by Bill Berkowitz

Signal:08

• Slave Revolt Reenactment // Dread Scott interviewed by Josh MacPhee
• Hope In the Midst of Apathy // Alec Dunn highlights Liberation magazine and the cover art of Vera Williams
• Writing for the Revolution // Andrew Fearnley on the politics of publishing and designing books of the Black Power Movement
• Most of My Heroes // Vijay S. Jodha memorializes victims of anti-Sikh violence , with a preface by S. Ravi
• Sightseeing with the PFLP // Travel documents for a 1970s highjacking

Signal:09