Nube is in conversation with William Palmer II, sentenced to a life sentence as a youth. Now home, he speaks on Life After Next, his recent endeavor. Nube begins again "The Evil Dehumanizing Practice Within the Short Corridor Torture Chamber" by Sitawa Nantambu Jamaa to celebrate these extraordinary men of the historic California Hunger Strikes

This week we air Radio Teco Podcast episode #9 The Fight Against Forced Sterilization, gifted to us by Alexis Terrazas, editor of El Tecolote, Spanish/English newspaper in the mission. Eltecolote.org

This week Nube spends most of the hour with Minister King X, Co-Director of California Prison Focus/KageUniversal speaking on the California Hunger Strike Elders. Nube also reads from the booklet The Evil Dehumanizing Practice within the Short Corridor Torture Chamber, by Sitawa Nantambu Jamaa.

Nube spends the hour with Jalil Muntaqim, former political prisoner, released after 49 years. Jalil is a former Black Panther and Black Liberation Army member and author of five books including, "We Are Our Own Liberators" and "Escaping the Prism...Fade to Black."

Nube reads a letter from inside; Phillip Pitney, a lifer in a California prison tasks about his business Bands Before Riches that he built with his family from the inside; always asking to call the Governor at 916-445-2841 to release our Elders

Nube reads from PF newspaper issues #36 and #37 in preparation for the 10 yr commemoration of the first Hunger strike in July of 2011; we hear from Joka Heshima Jinsai on Strategic Release; and a poem from James Baridi Williamson

Nube speaks with Yolanda Huang, criminal defense lawyer about the class action lawsuit denying sunlight to prisoners in SF County jails; we hear from Mwalimu out of Corcoran commenting on the attacks on Asians; Nube reads and cry for help letter from David Easley an Ohio prisoner; Nube reads a statement from Romaine Chip Fitzgerald who passed on to the ancestors, Monday March 29, 2021. Liberate Our Caged Elders Now!

We hear from transgender women speaking from men's prisons; Nube reads an imprisoned woman's story from the book: Inside This Place, Not Of It- narratives from women's prisons; We hear from two women from the Cameo House program; lastly, updates and actions to take.

Nube shares her thoughts on being the partner of an almost formerly incarcerated person, Malik Washington; on Ruchell Magee, 82 years old and caged 58 years; and we hear excerpts from the Free Malik rally March 7, 2021

Nube speaks with Melody Fountila and Rebecca Jackson of Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice (CJCJ) about the unique, transformative justice program at Cameo House, serving system impacted women and their children as alternative to incarceration.