An intriguing conversation with Jyarland Daniels about her work on race and equity in the corporate sector, her own history in Junction City, Kansas and more. 
Music by Digable Planets, Mos Def and Arrested Development

A live conversation with City of Kansas City Mayor Sly James about his race and equity initiative and topics including policing, gentrification and other current topics in the urban core in Kansas City Missouri

This week's episode discusses the history of voter suppression in this Country and present-day attempts by the "Powers that Be's" to silence the voices of the most disenfranchised in order to maintain power over them.
Music by Bob Sinclair, Public Enemy and Common

"The oppressed, having internalized the image of the oppresor and adopted his guidelines, are fearful of freedom . . . " Paulo Freire
This episode explores the two sides of the "colonized mind"--that of the oppresor and that of the oppressed, and how each of these perspectives permeates our historic existence as a human race and continues to infiltrate most aspects of our daily lives.
Music by Prince, Nas and Fela Kuti

This episode features Senior Organizer for the Industrial Areas Foundation (I.A.F.) Ramon Duran. Duran outlines the truest example of a democracy that is of the people, for the people, and by the people"--broad-based community organizing. Founded on Saul Alinsky's principles of organizing, the IAF channels people's "cold anger," one that is "relational and calculated" to empower individuals and communities.

A discussion about the life and challenges of being a teacher in America
Music by Macklemore, Andra Day and DJ Real One