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Earth's Greatest Enemy - exploring Abby Martin's epic film about the toxic fallout of U.S. aggression.
Season 1 · Episode 11

Earth's Greatest Enemy - exploring Abby Martin's epic film about the toxic fallout of U.S. aggression.

The BMA Audio Podblast · Jason Brown

March 4, 202614m 30s

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Show Notes

Welcome to another episode of Culture Shift, where we explore an eye-opening documentary that reveals the concealed threats associated with the U.S. military-industrial complex. Titled "Earth’s Greatest Enemy," this film is the brainchild of journalist Abby Martin and Iraq War veteran Michael Prysner. It stands apart from traditional war documentaries, presenting a compelling narrative that intertwines antiwar advocacy and climate activism. Through striking imagery and poignant personal stories, it highlights the profound toll that militarization takes on people and the planet. In this episode, we'll delve into the film's insightful portrayal of those adversely affected by U.S. military actions—ranging from veterans facing housing crises to communities impacted by police militarization. Together, we will analyze how this cinematic work aims to inspire unified efforts against a common adversary. Tune in as we peel back the layers of this essential film and discuss its significance for the antiwar and climate movements.