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Ep. 8: From New Castle Prison to Gallery Forty-Two
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“Vern, can you imagine, man, us sitting and talking in F Dorm about the art show we’re going to have in downtown Indy at some point?”
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Ep. 7: “The Power of the People is Greater than the People in Power”
Naptown People’s Radio
Circle City Shout Out, Cultivate Indy, Honesty Gleaves, IMPD Terror, Indianapolis activism, Indianapolis news, Indianapolis podcast, Indianapolis protests, MaskOff12, Naptown People’s Radio, Nicholas Cauley, Party for Socialism and Liberation, PSL Indianapolis, Right to the City, sexual harrassment, Sierra Nuckols, WNBA All-Star Weekend, women’s liberation, women’s oppressionHonesty Gleaves, an organizer for a rally to support women In Indianapolis, joins the show this week.
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Ep. 6: IDOC, IMPD, and AES: Fighting State and Corporate Monopoly
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AES, Dani Abdullah, Derek Ford, Donna Franklyn, energy monopoly, Eric Taylor, Google Data Center, IDOC, IMPD Terror, Indianapolis activism, Indianapolis Liberation Center, Indianapolis news, Indianapolis podcast, Maranda Williams, Naptown People’s Radio, Party for Socialism and Liberation, PSL Indianapolis, REFORM Alliance, Robert Taylor, state violence, Vernon T. BatemanRobert Taylor, the brother of IMPD victim Eric Taylor, joins this week’s show not to talk about who Eric was–as a brother, a father, and human.
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Ep. 5: Protecting Ourselves from the Real Criminals
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Ali Brown, art for exoneration, Dani Abdullah, Derek Ford, IMPD, Independent Media, Indianapolis Liberation Center, Indianapolis Liberation Center Store, Indianapolis media, Jesse Brown, Lexie Chaffin, MaskOff12, Matthew Gunning, Naptown People’s Radio, police terror, PSL Indianapolis, Samuel Osili, socialist media, Vernon T. Bateman, wrongful incarcerationOrganizer Lexie Chaffin and artist Matthew Gunning join the show to explore efforts to expose the real criminals in our community and creative ways to protect ourselves.
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Ep. 4: Independence for Whom?
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ANSWER Indiana, Dispatches from Behind the Wire, Fugitive Slave Act, Indiana Black Librarians Network, Indianapolis activism, Indianapolis Liberation Center, Interstate Compact, Jada Trainor, Jauston Huerta, New Afrikan Independence Movement, Pendleton 2 Defense Committee, political prisoners, PSL Indianapolis, Shaka A. Shakur, Sick of ICE, Stephen LaneStephen Lane of the Indiana Black Librarians Network and New Afrikan Political Prisoner Shaka A. Shakur join the show.
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Ep. 3: Juneteenth, Iran, and Our Collective Struggle for Freedom
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Ep. 3: Juneteenth, Iran, and Our Collective Struggle for Freedom Our theme this week is freedom: the struggle for it, the forces holding us back from achieving it, and the contradictions that groups inevitably negotiate on their path to self-determination, sovereignty, independence, and autonomy. Last weekend, Naptown was filled with Juneteenth celebrations and commemorations. Despite…
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Ep. 2: People Put ICE on the Defense as Immigration Struggle Heats Up
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Organizer Cecilia Gomez joins the show to discuss the revival of the local immigrant rights struggle after a period of relative stagnation.
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Ep. 1: Putting the IMPD’s “Listening Sessions” in Perspective
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Our first full episode focuses on the current struggle against IMPD terror and features an interview with a participant in the 2024 lawsuit against Prosecutor Ryan Mears.
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Ep. 0: Introducing Naptown People’s Radio
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In addition to explaining the show, our co-hosts discuss their transformation from activists to revolutionary organizers.