Category: Interviews
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Hip-Hop and Counter-Intelligence
Is there a relationship between the FBI’s Counter Intelligence Program (COINTELPRO) and hip-hop? This topic is explored during this hour on the…
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Death Row Lullabies! The ‘Adultification’ of Children
Drs. Mark Bolden and Jared Ball joined The Uncle Devin Show with Devin Walker! The Uncle Devin Show For more info, go…
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Queen, Slim, Race, and Class: The Contradictions of Film Response
As usual, it was a pleasure joining Eugene Puryear and Sean Blackmon and their show By Any Means Necessary, this time to…
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Historically Black: The Legacy of Black Universities Reconsidered
Drs. Jelani Favors and Joshua Myers discussed their new books regarding the histories, legacies, and politics of HBCUs, Historically Black Colleges and…
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‘Mayor Pete’ and Rebranding Revolutions
It was again a pleasure to join By Any Means Necessary to talk Reparations, Black Godfather, New Orleans/Katrina, and general tendencies to…
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Commemorating Bruce Dixon
It is with a heavy revolutionary heart that we share this insufficient tribute to Bruce Dixon. Thanks to DaveyD, Hard Knock Radio…
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Unsinking and The Imperative of African Psychology
Dr. Otis Williams, Chair of the Department of Counseling at Bowie State University, joined us to discuss his founding of the African…
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John Singleton, Race and Film: News Roundup with Sputnik Radio
It was fun to be back with the Eugene Puryear and Sean Blackmon of By Any Means Necessary on Radio Sputnik. We…
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Dr. James Turner: Internal Colonialism Summarized
In this never before published short interview with Dr. James Turner, legendary founding Chair of the Africana Studies and Research Center at…
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A Brief History of Pan-Africanism with Hakim Adi
Professor Hakim Adi was a guest of Dr. Herbert Brewer at Morgan State University. We discussed a history of Pan-Africanism, its history,…
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Drugs As Weapons Against Us with John Potash
We were joined again by John Potash to talk about the new documentary release based on his book Drugs As Weapons Against…
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Talking Pan-Africanism with Anoa Changa
I appreciated being invited to this discussion on The Way With Anoa and all that [SURPRISE!] is revealed! “On this episode, Anoa…
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Black Universities: Shelter Or Storm?
Are Historically Black Colleges and Universities understood? Do HBCUs foster Black unity and radicalism or conservative acceptance of and adherence to establishment…
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Poverty Scholarship: Redistribution of Wealth and Ideas
We were joined in this edition by Lisa “Tiny” Gray-Garcia, author and editor of Poverty Scholarship: Poor People-Led Theory, Art, Words, &…
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Young, Pretty and Hard-Hitting – Academics In Cars #13
We were joined in this edition of #AcademicsInCars by the artist and activist Skipp Coon. We talked hip-hop, politics, and what it…
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Pan-African Liberation Historical Fiction: The Secret Life of Mariah Otey Reddick
Damani and Ife Keene joined us to discuss their new book project, a pan-African liberation book of historical fiction, one that tells…