From the depths of Villainy, the bowels of Sector III, aka poolside with the "bad guys" -

Join Jack Cero, Rock N Roll, NightBug, Vector, John Drop and the First Couple of Chaos, Kaptain Blackheart and The Baroness as we discuss the Nation of Heroes road trip, villainous happenings at Pirate's Landing, and all things un-PC.

Join us as we get ready to launch our 21-day road trip across America and back. 

We'll be discussing San Diego's once-a-year RLSH day of outreach, Project HOPE, its sister international event, S.I.G.N.s of HOPE, and our documentary project, NATION OF HEROES. 

COMING NEXT WEEK and BEYOND:

During our 21-day journey, we'll be broadcasting our show from such places as:

 -the bowels of Sector Three (a Real Life Super Villain HQ)

  (July 23)

-the HQ of Real Life Superhero "Crimson Fist" in Atlanta, GA

  (July 30)

-the NYI HQ!! 

 (August 6)

Listen in and be cooler than your friends.

Join us as we discuss three possible directions of urban conflict resolution: martial arts, de-escalation and Parkour with our NYI teammate, American Ninja Warrior contestant and real-life video game character, Jeremy "Spyder" Thomas Gallant.

Join us for the second of our three part series on NUTRITION. 

Certified nutrionist, Allison Sakura Tora Yahata will be sharing tips and info on eating healthier while on a budget.

SUPERFOODS Part One: FOOD MYTHBUSTING: What's really making you fat/sick/tired, and how to eat yourself healthy. 

As a nutrition student and enthusiast, Vector has spent almost a decade looking for cures on the end of a fork. He joins us in the first episode of our three-part series on nutrition.

Do you look at your neighborhood, your community and wonder what you can do to make it better? 

Do you get discouraged because you don't have the funds, the ideas of the time to make a difference?

Or do you love your neighborhood as is, but want to feel more involved in its well-being? 

Join us as we discuss ways to what you can do with very little money, working with local law enforcement, and in only half an hour each week. 

This is an episode for those who want to actually be the change that everyone talks about.

This week, we present a replay of one of our earliest episodes, "Welcome to the Jungle," featuring tips on nightlife safety and awareness.

This week's planned show on community activism has been moved to next Tuesday, May 28th.

Until then, enjoy a replay of our Communication episode, featuring the Illinois Initiative's Treesong!

Listen to this one only if you want to keep yourself and your family better prepared for an emergency or disaster.

The quiet time between storms is the best time to prepare for storms! Join us as we discuss the basics of emergency preparedness, bug-out bags and survival sites. 

Also, Community Emergency Response Training (C.E.R.T.) info from C.E.R.T.- certified members of the Initiative.

Due to circumstances beyond our control, our show on emergency preparedness has been rescheduled for next Tuesday, the 14th. Until then, enjoy this repeat broadcast of our de-escalation show with Mike and Melisa of Suigetsukan Dojo in Oakland. See you next week!   De-escalation should always be our first line of defense. Violence is not the answer and should only be used as a last resort.    -----   In this episode, Michael (Mike) Esmailzadeh and Melisa Spence of the Suigetsukan Dojo and Girl Army, a collective dedicated to peer taught, affordable, physical and psychological self-defense for women and trans folks in Oakland, CA, share lessons in de-escalating potentially violent situations.    Members of the California branch of the Initiative were lucky to receive some of this training while providing occasional neutral security for the Occupy camps in Oakland and San Francisco.