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Ep. 32: 2025 – Another Year of Struggle
NPR’s producer, Dakota Fronterhouse, joins our co-hosts as they look back at the past year of struggle in Naptown.
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Ep. 31: Starbucks Workers and Teachers Show Who Has the Power
Organizers with Starbucks Workers United remind us of the reason for the season: living wages, dignity, and justice.
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Ep. 30: “Boots on the Ground!” R.I.P. Kwame Shakur
This week’s episode pays tribute to our fallen soldier Kwame Shakur.
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Ep. 29: Is Indy Experiencing a Housing Crisis or a Capitalist Crisis?
Dani Abdullah and Derek Ford dive into the housing crisis in Indianapolis, detailing how unnecessary and absurd it is by comparing it with how a socialist government could not only easily fix the problem but prevent its occurrence in the first place.
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Ep. 28: Finishing the Fight for Freedom: Making “Across Enemy Lines”
Cecilia Gomez discusses the new Shaka Shakur documentary with the film’s co-director.
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Ep. 27: The Looming AI Bubble and the Roots of Redistricting
Bryce Gustafson, an organizer with Citizens Action Coalition since 2009, joins this week’s show.
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Ep. 26: No to Metrofraud and Terror at River North!
Pastor Denell Howard and Ms. Faye Johnson discuss the struggle against Metrobloks’ data center and who the real criminals are in U.S. prisons.
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Ep. 25: Unite for Trans Liberation: The Truth Never Dies!
On Thursday, the community will gather at the Liberation Center for the 26th Trans Day of Remembrance. To explain its significance, activist Brooke joins the show.
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Ep. 24: Honoring Naptown’s Shirley Graham Du Bois
The legacy of Naptown’s revolutionary artist, organizer, theorist, and teacher.
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