Overview

CODEPINK Radio cuts through the noise with unapologetic, people-powered conversations on peace, justice, and real resistance—right when we need it most. Every Friday morning, you'll hear grassroots voices from across the globe: organizers fighting U.S. wars, sanctions, and occupation in Yemen, Venezuela, Iran, Palestine, and beyond, alongside local community activists right here at home. This isn't abstract talk—this is about ending militarism, standing up for human rights, and building a peace economy that puts people over profit. CODEPINK Radio brings you the practical steps and frontline stories the mainstream leaves out, connecting international struggles to local action and holding power to account. If you're looking for real analysis, true solidarity, and the tools to build a future beyond war, this hour is for you.

History & Legacy

CODEPINK Radio builds on the foundation of CODEPINK, founded in 2002 as a grassroots movement to protest the U.S. invasion of Iraq and advocate for peace. Over the years, the show has become a dedicated platform for anti-war voices, amplifying women-led organizing, global solidarity campaigns, and urgent calls for justice. CODEPINK's organizing has helped expose the human impact of U.S. foreign policy—from sanctions and armed interventions to support for whistleblowers and opposition to torture and Guantánamo. The program has been notable for connecting local struggles with global movements, featuring frontline activists from conflict zones and U.S. communities alike. Through ongoing campaigns like Divest from the War Machine, CODEPINK Radio continues to be an anchor for education, accountability, and mobilization against militarism.

Recent Episodes

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