Weathering the storm: the radical rise and reckoning of the weather underground

Welcome to Time Tellers, where history is not just remembered but re-examined. In this riveting episode, we delve into one of the most controversial chapters of American protest history: the rise and radicalism of the Weather Underground Organization. This radical group, born from the anti-war movement of the 1960s, left an indelible mark on the nation's consciousness with their audacious bombing campaigns across major U.S. cities.

We explore the enigmatic story behind their violent metamorphosis, attempting to decipher what drove these young idealists to embrace such extreme methods. Their story is intertwined with major historical events and figures, from the Vietnam War and Black Panther alliances to the tragic explosion in a Greenwich Village townhouse.

Join us as we navigate the blurred lines between activism and extremism, unearthing the legacy they left behind—a legacy that continues to ignite debates about the definition and justification of protest and resistance.