Building on George Jackson’s legacy
Placing Jackson in his historical context, this special episode explores the nuances of the Black Liberation struggle and the key lessons we must build on.
Letter writing to detainees: Punjabi and Haitian Creole
Connect with each other and our people in detention with Umeed-Hope and the Guru-Nanak Sikh Society.
Black August and multinational unity with Nino Brown
Nino Brown joins Naptown People’s Radio to discuss the prison movement and multinational unity.
The origins and future of the Republic of New Afrika
Watch Haki Kweli Shakur’s speech at the annual Black August Liberation Forum organized by PSL Indianapolis.
No progress without risk: Being public and real safety
On the danger of abstract demands for anonymity and universal and misguided formulas for security.
No camp Atterschwitz!
William Wagner, one of the lead organizers of the protest outside of Camp Atterbury, joins the show this week.
Behind bars, beyond borders: Political prisoners and global solidarity
A workshop on the U.S. and India’s use of prisons as weapons to silence dissent.
Electric bills and data centers: Who pays for corporate greed?
Franklin Township residents face soaring electric bills and environmental harm as Google plans a massive data center.
Frida’s legacy: Pay artists fairly—a community discussion
Let your voice be heard as we prepare to advocate for more funding for the arts in Indianapolis.