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Ep. 10: Black August: Prisons, Police, and Food Production
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287g programs, Adrian Jamal Shelman, Black August, Black Liberation, Bodi Buzz, Brandon Harper, Dani Abdullah, Derek Ford, Dorothy Nicole Scales, food apartheid, food justice, GTL, Indianapolis Liberation Center, Indianapolis news, Indianapolis podcast, Kroger Workers, mass incarceration, Naptown People’s Radio, New Afrikan Liberation, political prisoners, Post-Conviction Relief Associates, PSL Indianapolis, Royal Amos, ViaPathWe cover struggles against prison and police repression in Indiana as well as the role that the production of food plays in the movement for Black Freedom.
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Ep. 6: IDOC, IMPD, and AES: Fighting State and Corporate Monopoly
Naptown People’s Radio
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
Naptown People’s Radio
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. 0: Introducing Naptown People’s Radio
Naptown People’s Radio
In addition to explaining the show, our co-hosts discuss their transformation from activists to revolutionary organizers.
