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Greg Speed, President of America Votes

Send a text Greg Speed is President of America Votes, the infrastructure hub of the progressive community - which coordinates 400+ organizations nationally and in 20+ states. In this conversation, Greg talks how the anti-apartheid movement piqued his political interest, diving into campaigns at the…

Siyabonga Mthembu | No Honest Place To Stand

In this episode, artist and musician, Siyabonga Mthembu of The Brother Moves On explores social and political contradictions and seeming impossibilities of living a free life without being defined by the negotiations one has to make to be free. Considering the legacies of Stephen Biko, Nelson Mand…

Story of Writing August 18, 2025

Spanish gets grammar, U.S. women win the right to vote, Vladimir Nabokov's novel "Lolita" is published in the U.S., and anti-Apartheid activist Stephen Biko is arrested in South Africa. The birthday club includes Antonio Salieri and Margaret Murie - with a reading from Charles Chesnutt's "The Marro…

Zoom In: Online meeting to Combat Housing Inequities

Send us Fan Mail Living in a manufactured home community and wondering how to combat skyrocketing rents and unfair housing practices? Get ready to uncover the critical insights shared by Bill Bateman, Co-President and Communications Director of the Oregon State Tenants Association (OSTA), as we del…

The Life and Philosophy of Steve Biko

Join us as we explore the life of Steve Biko, a pivotal figure in the fight against apartheid. Discover how his philosophy of Black consciousness became a blueprint for psychological and political change. This episode is a must-listen for anyone inspired by leaders who challenge injustice through t…

The Unbreakable Spirit of Steve Biko

Most of us know Steve Biko as a symbol of resistance and integrity, but few understand the profound friendship and radical ideas that made him a threat to apartheid—and the legacy that still inspires today. In this episode, explore the extraordinary bond between Biko and Donald Woods, the white Sou…

The Legacy of Steve Biko

Join us as we uncover the powerful story of Steve Biko, whose tragic death became a catalyst for change in South Africa. Through forensic evidence and historical insights, learn how Biko's ideas transcended his lifetime, shaping the ongoing struggle for freedom and justice. A must-listen for anyone…

Story of Writing August 18, 2026

Spanish grammar is published, women in the U.S. win the right to vote, Vladimir Nabokov’s novel "Lolita" is published in the U.S., South African activist Stephen Biko is arrested, and the birthday club includes Antonio Salieri and Margaret Murie - with a reading of Murie's comments on wilderness co…

Episode 297, August 29, 2026 -" You ain't gotta be locked up to be in prison" — dead prez Behind Enemy Lines

Send us Fan Mail dead prez opens this episode with a line about being imprisoned without necessarily being locked behind bars, and that idea ended up providing the structure for almost everything we're talking about this week because confinement, at its most sophisticated, is not always physical. S…

EP 7 UN Votes to Fix Africa's Map | Sudan's Chemical Weapons Bombshell | African News Review

Adesoji Iginla is joined by Aya Fubara Eneli, Esq and Milton Allimadi for the weekly wide-ranging discussion of African geopolitics, liberation politics, and media framing. The conversation moves from Algeria’s break with the UAE to Congo’s Israel pivot, Sudan’s chemical weapons allegations, Burkin…