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Ep. 13: Black August and Multinational Unity
Nino Brown of Jericho Chicago joins the show to discuss the prison movement and multinational unity.
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Ep 11: The Present and Future of Black August
This week, our co-hosts rap about the origins and significance of Black August.
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Ep. 10: Black August: Prisons, Police, and Food Production
We 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. 9: Indiana’s Democrats Walk the Plank on their Own Accord
The local Democratic Party’s strategy of systematically abusing women, rallying around their abusers, and trying to bury the truth in dark is not paying off. In this episode, we’ll get to some of the apparent ”thinking” behind their strategy.
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Ep. 8: From New Castle Prison to Gallery Forty-Two
“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. 6: IDOC, IMPD, and AES: Fighting State and Corporate Monopoly
Robert 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
Organizer 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?
Stephen Lane of the Indiana Black Librarians Network and New Afrikan Political Prisoner Shaka A. Shakur join the show.
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