Ep. 16: The Resurgence of International Workers’ Day in the U.S.
How and why did May Day, which originated in the U.S. in the late 19th century, only reappear in popular U.S. consciousness 20 years ago?
Ep. 15: The Recent, Hidden History of Labor Struggles in the Region
Producer Dakota Fronterhouse joins the show to discuss a recent incident in which his union defended several of his fundamental rights.
Ep. 14: Elkhart Community Outraged after Cops Kill 17-Year-Old
Organizer Kayla Cowels joins the show to discuss the Feb. 8 police killing of Bryan Ramirez Gomez by Elkhart police and the community’s response.
Ep. 11: Revolutionary Motherhood and Medical Crisis at Miami “Correctional” Facility
An urgent segment of ”Dispatches from Behind the Wire” where we hear from an inmate at Miami Correctional Facility about the horrendous and routine medical…
Ep. 10: Women Revolutionaries to Inspire a New Generation
In our 2nd episode for Women’s History Month, Dani and Derek bring one of the women revolutionaries they study and admire to the table, informing…
Ep. 9: Beyond Mutual Aid with Rissa Wilson
Our first episode in celebration of Women’s History Month features social worker and Indy Hope Packages coordinator Rissa Wilson.
Ep. 8: What’s Iran’s Real Crime? Indy Hits the Streets
On this special episode, Dani Abdullah and Derek Ford discuss the roots of the U.S.'s hostility against Iran, while Shaka A. Shakur is back for…
Ep. 5: Minneapolis: The People are Too Big to Fail
This week, Jay Grillo gives a first-hand account of the sustained anti-ICE uprising in Minneapolis.
Ep. 4: Indiana Admits Sending Vernon Bateman to Prison with No Evidence
Vernon T. Bateman joins the show to discuss the latest developments in his fight for exoneration.