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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.
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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. 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. 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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Ep. 3: Juneteenth, Iran, and Our Collective Struggle for Freedom
Ep. 3: Juneteenth, Iran, and Our Collective Struggle for Freedom Our theme this week is freedom: the struggle for it, the forces holding us back from achieving it, and the contradictions that groups inevitably negotiate on their path to self-determination, sovereignty, independence, and autonomy. Last weekend, Naptown was filled with Juneteenth celebrations and commemorations. Despite
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Ep. 0: Introducing Naptown People’s Radio
In addition to explaining the show, our co-hosts discuss their transformation from activists to revolutionary organizers.
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