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.
Derek Ford
Black August and multinational unity with Nino Brown
Nino Brown joins Naptown People’s Radio to discuss the prison movement and multinational unity.
No camp Atterschwitz!
William Wagner, one of the lead organizers of the protest outside of Camp Atterbury, joins the show this week.
Black August: Prisons, police, and food production
Featuring an interview with Bodi Buzz founder on food and Black liberation.
The present and future of Black August
Naptown People’s Radio digs into the origins and significance of Black August.
First Friday: A history of resilience with Vernon T. Bateman
“Art for exoneration: The Vernon T. Bateman” is closing out with a bang.
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?”
“We’ve had enough:” After press conference, community wants answers now
After learning the astonishing injustices that put Bateman behind bars, supporters say “this is the summer we exonerate Vernon.”
“Just beyond the senses:” Art for exoneration grand opening
Featuring remarks by the Exoneration Project, this group show kicks off the last phase in the struggle to free Vernon.