Black August
Free Monsour Owolabi!
Our first Black August episode features an interview with New Afrikan Political Prisoner, organizer, and poet Monsour Owolabi.
New Shaka video: “i woke up feeling like Jonathan today”
Black August is about honoring, it’s about remembrance, and it’s about continuity and maintaining the legacy and spirit of resistance.
Data centers: Their reality and how we can win feat. Kristopher Nelson
Local artist FTF KD joins Naptown People’s Radio to reveal the reality of living near a data center and how to defeat Google.
Facing the moment with the joy of resistance
Stuart Mora joins the show, highlighting the joy of building community through resistance.
The Haitian Revolution: Lessons for organizers today
Learn about the earth-shattering Haitian revolution and how we can fight for Haiti’s self-determination right here in Indiana.
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.
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.
Black August film screening: Free Angela and All Political Prisoners
Gather for a screening and discussion of this compelling and timely documentary.
Until victory: Black August from the U.S. to the Sahel
Featuring Haki Kweli Shakur, National Spokesperson of The August Third Collective.
No camp Atterschwitz!
William Wagner, one of the lead organizers of the protest outside of Camp Atterbury, joins the show this week.