This week we continue with the transformation of Brother Malik, and we hear from Prime Minister Balagoon reading his article on capitalism.

This week we continue our conversation about the making of Brother Malik and his personal history in the Black Liberation Struggle. We also continue with the 2002 interview with Political Prisoner Veronza Bowers Jr.

This week we hear about Black Liberation Struggle personal history from Brother Malik (Leroy Bruce Thompson). We also continue with the 2002 interview with Political Prisoner Veronza Bowers Jr.

This week we hear part 3 of Nube’s conversation with Joka Heshima Jinsai, California New Afrikan Political Prisoner, subjected to CDCr’s domestic torture program of indeterminate solitary confinement to break the revolutionary mind; and also we focus on Veronza Bowers Jr. 49 years a Political Prisoner in North Carolina, part 1, and his latest Shakuhachi flute music.

This week we will hear Part 2 of The wisdom and fire of New Afrikan Californian Political Prisoner Joka Heshima Jinsai as he talks about the necessity of social cooperation to obtain true freedom. & We’ll hear an excerpt of Abolition Today S4-E14 regarding Involuntary Servitude (slavery)

Nube spends the hour hearing the wisdom and fire of New Afrikan Californian Political Prisoner Joka Heshima Jinsai as he talks about the necessity of social cooperation to obtain true freedom. Part 1 of 2

Nube spend the hour speaking with New Afrikan Political Prisoner about the Prison Lives Matter/Liberate Our Elders collaboration, what it means and the July 28-30th tri-city webinar they are hosting to bring awareness to the current status of the people’s struggle to be free.

Further your education and deepen your humanity. We’ll hear from Rahim Mohammad just out of solitary confinement, firmly asserting his humanity while still captured in Northern Nevada CC; and from New Afrikan Joe A’Jene’ Valentine, via reading his latest piece “George Washington was King George’s terrorist!”

We spend the hour honoring and supporting Political Prisoner Mumia Abu-Jamal, who after spending 42 years in prison for a crime he’s clearly innocent of was just recently denied a chance at a new trial. Justice denied-again!

Joka Heshima Jinsai speaks on Institutional Restitution and why is needed.