Juneteenth, but we still ain't free!

“Abolish the prison industrial complex and end legal slavery” Part two, By Prime Minister Balagoon.

We also hear Part 1 of Nube’s interview with Virginia Political Prisoner, Kevin Rashid Johnson, recently coming off a 71-day hunger strike.

**More Gems**

We hear New Afrikan Political Prisoner Brotha LP give answers to the first three follow-up questions to last month's interview.

All power to the People! Free Em All, Kan’t stop, Won’t stop

This month is Juneteenthth! But… WE’RE NOT FREE!

We begin Part 1 of Abolish by New Afrikan Political Prisoner Prime Minister Balagoon, (Son Of The Honorable Baba Hannibal Afrik, now an ancestor), still captive after 40 years, 16 in the SHU).

We hear from Brotha Zah, a regular on these airwaves, on genocide- everywhere.

Lastly, our comrade Kwame Shakur is on Hunger Strike protesting his solitary confinement - take action!

email and call - @free_kwameshakur

Happy Father's Day to our brothers behind the wall!

All power to the people

Free Em All!

Free Palestine

Kan't stop, Won't stop

It's Juneteenth month!

We hear from native San Franciscan Oba Frelimo, unlawfully held in prison 31 years fighting to get free - and action we can take!

We share updates on u.s. Political Prisoners, and hear the voices of Max Parthas and Jamelia Land of Abolish Slavery National Network.

Forward! We still ain't free!

All power to the people!

Free em all!

Kan't stop Won't stop

Hear the final segment of our interview with New Afrikan political prisoner Louis Powell and why we need to Liberate Our Elders!

We also read from George Jackson's “Blood In My Eye” and hear the voices of Cuban med students on socialist practice.

Lastly, take action to support New Afrikan Political Prisoner Kwame Shakur in an Indiana prison recently thrown into solitary confinement.

All power to the people! Free ‘em All!

New AfriKan Revolutionary and Political Prisoner Louis Powell, still captured after 50 years, 39 spent in solitary confinement, continues Part 4 of his interview with host Nube Brown. We also hear from students and activists on Nakba Day, May 15th in San Francisco. Join us for this powerful hour of voices in the movement.

We hear Part 3 of my interview with New AfriKan Political Prisoner Louis Powell. We’l read excerpts form the book “I Write What I Like” by murdered South African apartheid activist Stephen Biko. This is also the week of El Hajj Malik El Shabazz's birthday Malcolm X, so we will be hearing audio from him, and lastly we will hear UCSF student voices for Palestine who’s encampment was violently dismantled by SFPD.

PART 2 with New Afrikan Political Prisoner, Louis Powell. Brotha LP is an author, political analyst, educator, and lover of his People. Because of his political activities he has been held captive for 50 years, 38 years in solitary confinement meant to break his revolutionary mind- it didn’t.

Don’t miss being inspired and transformed hearing from these brilliant people from behind the walls.

We spend the hour listening to the prescient, sobering and powerful speech, Beyond Vietnam delivered by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on April 4th, 1967 from Riverside Church, exactly one year from when he would ultimately be assassinated for his radical political beliefs and actions.

We hear Part 2 of the special programming of 24 Hours Palestine with Samidoun, Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network.

Prison Focus Radio had the honor of sharing space with Samidoun on the international airwaves, and bringing the voices of two of California’s Political Prisoners and Hunger Strikers- Joka Heshima Jinsai and Zaharibu Kambon (heard last week).

Past shows can be heard on SoundCloud and anywhere you get your podcasts at Prison Focus Radio.

All Power to the People! Free em All!

Kan’t stop, Won’t stop

Free Palestine! 🇵🇸

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We hear a special program of Prison Focus Radio. We were invited to be a part of 24 Hours Palestine, a livestream event of radio, podcast and captured live events all in support of Palestinian resistance and solidarity from all over the world. This is part one, as we shared the timeslot with Samidoun, Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network, who you will hear next week, April 18, 2024 on our program, peace.