Longtime political activists Kalonji Jama Changa and Kamau Franklin launched the Renegade Culture podcast offering new political, cultural and social perspectives, music, art and humor. Renegade Culture touches on topics such as whether or not socialism is good for Black people, the rights of Black people to bear arms, the state of hip-hop, and much more. Podcast creators Changa and Franklin released the podcast on the birthday of the leader Malcolm X in a tribute and the hope to bring new life to the national conversation on race and politics. Renegade Culture is available on Apple (iTunes), Google Play, RadioPublic, Spotify and SoundCloud.
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