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Ep. 29: Free Monsour Owolabi!
Our first Black August episode features an interview with New Afrikan Political Prisoner, organizer, and poet Monsour Owolabi.
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Ep. 25: Celebrating and Building on 250 Years of Resistance
A special episode analyzing the 250 years of oppression and resistance as we prepare for ”Independence Day” and discusses how we are and can strategize based on that legacy of resistance.
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Ep. 24: Dispatches from Behind the Wire
Comrade Shaka A. Shakur joins the show, providing an in depth description of his case, current situation, and future prospects.
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Ep. 23: “Cutting the Umbilical Cord:” Kwame Beans Shakur on Practicing Theory
Hear New Afrikan Political Prisoner Kwame Beans Shakur provide concrete examples of putting theory into practice.
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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.
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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. 18: Indy Beats Big Tech, Struggles against Prisons feat. Akili Shakur
Dr. Akili Shakur, an organizer, retired professor, and wife of Shaka A. Shakur joins the show this week.
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Ep. 17: The New Afrikan Independence Movement
New Afrikan Political Prisoner Shaka A. Shakur breaks down the New Afrikan Independence Movement.
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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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