Part four of our Elder Series features former State Representative Angela Monson, a longtime policy advocate, community organizer, and journalist. Angela discusses her journey to politics and what she sees as the most important lesson we must learn to see the change we want to see in our country.

The Elder Series is a four-part series focused on the lives and legacies of Black Oklahomans who have lived through countless historical moments. There are few things more profound than the oral tradition of intergenerational storytelling. We bring this tradition to season 3 of the Dream Radically podcast. Join us in giving our elders their flowers while they are still here. And give the elders in your life their own by listening. Sitting at their feet. Thanking them for the work that has allowed us to be here, still struggling for liberation.

Learn more about FLM's work on our website www.foundationforliberatingminds.org and on all social media platforms @foundation4lm

Part three of the Elder Series features Kim and Tony Francisco discussing their life growing up in the Eastside of OKC from the 1960s to today. Born in segregated America, living through urban renewal, forced bussing, and multiple race riots. Looking back at a city for six decades, they examine what is necessary to truly rebuild their community.

The Elder Series is a four-part series focused on the lives and legacies of Black Oklahomans who have lived through countless historical moments. There are few things more profound than the oral tradition of intergenerational storytelling. We bring this tradition to season 3 of the Dream Radically podcast. Join us in giving our elders their flowers while they are still here. And give the elders in your life their own by listening. Sitting at their feet. Thanking them for the work that has allowed us to be here, still struggling for liberation.

Learn more about FLM's work on our website www.foundationforliberatingminds.org and on all social media platforms @foundation4lm

Part two of our Elder Series features DeBorah Boneta to discuss her unique experience as a Black Muslim woman and advocate living unapologetically at the many intersections of her identity and communities. Deb discusses finding Islam, being ostracized from different identity groups, grief, and rising above it to be a light as a prison chaplain and community advocate.

The Elder Series is a four-part series focused on the lives and legacies of Black Oklahomans who have lived through countless historical moments. There are few things more profound than the oral tradition of intergenerational storytelling. We bring this tradition to season 3 of the Dream Radically podcast. Join us in giving our elders their flowers while they are still here. And give the elders in your life their own by listening. Sitting at their feet. Thanking them for the work that has allowed us to be here, still struggling for liberation.

Learn more about FLM's work on our website www.foundationforliberatingminds.org and on all social media platforms @foundation4lm

Part one of our Elder Series features Camille Landry and Banbose Shango, co-owners of Nappy Roots Books, a community hub for political education, activism, and care. Camille and Banbose share about their upbringings and the vitality of global solidarity in the movement.

The Elder Series is a four-part series focused on the lives and legacies of Black Oklahomans who have lived through countless historical moments. There are few things more profound than the oral tradition of intergenerational storytelling. We bring this tradition to season 3 of the Dream Radically podcast. Join us in giving our elders their flowers while they are still here. And give the elders in your life their own by listening. Sitting at their feet. Thanking them for the work that has allowed us to be here, still struggling for liberation.

Learn more about FLM's work on our website www.foundationforliberatingminds.org and on all social media platforms @foundation4lm

The final episode of season 2 of DreamRadically podcast brings Dr. Adam Feltz joining Dana Mahmoud to discuss the future of water access across the globe.

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A special thank you to Jacque Braun for producing this podcast!

What is crime? Who is criminal? In this episode FLM Co-Founder aurelius francisco unpacks these questions around criminalization. aurelius argues for those interested in justice to think beyond the limiting and oppressive category of crime to reimagine how we relate to one another and address harm and violence in our community, without state violence. This episode is an abolitionist intervention on mainstream narratives pertaining to crime and the larger criminal punishment system.

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In this pandemic world, public health inequities have only grown in their disparity and urgency to be addressed. In Episode 18 hosted by Christine Thomas, Columbia public health student Mareyba Fawad shares more about minority health experiences and her dream for change.

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Dr. Megan Sibbett, professor of Women's and Gender Studies at the University of Oklahoma joins the podcast this week to discuss the revolutionary project of queer theory. Dr. Sibbett and aurelius discuss the theory's critiques of heteronormativity, patriarchy, and whiteness and delve into the ways that queering the status quo works to radically transform our society.

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Episode 16 brings Nayifa Nihad to the podcast to discuss the experiences of BIPOC in higher education spaces.

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Kelli and Dhara discuss the ways that higher ed is not extended to the general public, and often results in alienation from one's community. Sometimes what we learn in higher ed doesn't help the community, and sometimes the community doesn't want or need our help. However, the need for higher ed remains.

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A special thank you to Jacque Braun for producing this podcast!