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Ep. 1: Unmasking Indy’s Real Criminals: MaskOff12
The first episode covers MaskOff12, a new way to keep killer cops off our streets, solidarity with Venezuela, and Indy’s artistic scene.
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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. 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. 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. 24: Honoring Naptown’s Shirley Graham Du Bois
The legacy of Naptown’s revolutionary artist, organizer, theorist, and teacher.
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Ep. 23: Indiana Veterans and Servicemen to Refuse Deployment
Military veteran Lucas Lee joins the show to discuss a new campaign organizing National Guardsmen to refuse any potential deployment orders.
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Ep. 22: Is Indy Ready for a General Strike?
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson called for a General Strike. General Strikes are routinely called for, but what do they entail? There’s a lot of work to be prepare for one but, as Dani Abdullah reminds us by recounting the historic 1919 Seattle General Strike, our ancestors made sure we aren’t starting over from scratch.
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