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Ten years later: How the death of Jamar Clark sparked a new level of activism

This Saturday marks ten years since the fatal shooting of Jamar Clark.   On Nov. 15, 2015, the unarmed 24-year-old was shot during a confrontation with two Minneapolis police officers. He died the next day.  In the weeks that followed, hundreds of people protested outside the Minneapolis 4th Precin…

Minnesota Now: Nov. 13, 2025

Ten years ago this weekend, Jamar Clark was shot and killed by Minneapolis police. His death was a turning point for the Black Lives Matter movement throughout Minnesota. We reflect on changes in policing in the city and on Clark's life with his sister. We get updated on the conflict between a Minn…

Minnesota's Hemp industry leaders are at a crossroads, The remains of a Minnesotan who was considered missing in action during World War Two is coming home, It's been 10 years since Jamar Clark was shot and killed by police in Minneapolis

WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the Wednesday 830 On The Go! A couple of Minnesota lawmakers are saying the 2026 legislative session will be their last. One person is dead following an officer-involved shooting in northern Minnesota. Even with the federal government re-opening many still fear what wil…

The Matt McNeil Show – November 17, 2025

Tom Cruise will get lifetime achievement award; Matt talks radio and AI; economic bubble; Trump’s about-face on the Epstein documents release; Matt sees A Christmas Carol; 10 years since the police killing of Jamar Clark; Appleton prison debate; UCare will go out of business; state legislative reti…

Ep. 98: A History of Activism in Minnesota Pt. II

We're continuing our in depth look into the countless instances of activism in our home state this week, exploring what made Minnesota into the protesting powerhouse it is today. We cover MN's involvement in the Civil Rights Movement and the Farmer Labor Party, as well as the tragic police killings…

Bonus Clip: Compassion and Resistance in Minneapolis

This bonus clip from the With Compassion Podcast features Erik Brandt, a graphic designer and artist from Minneapolis, discussing the protest art he created in response to ICE operations in the Minneapolis–St. Paul area. Erik describes the origin of his “Ice Out MSP” yard sign campaign, which began…

Reflections from the Front Lines w/ Niko Georgiades of Unicorn Riot

We take the first 10 minutes of today's episode to give an update on the Upper Harbor Terminal re-development struggle, then we dive into a wide ranging interview with Niko Georgiades of the incredible independent media collective Unicorn Riot. Niko reflects on 5 years of movement reporting since t…

Black Visions to sunset after a decade of advocacy

A Minnesota organization formed in the wake of the police killings of Jamar Clark and Philando Castile nearly a decade ago has announced it will close its doors at the end of 2026. Black Visions has become a nationally-recognized voice since its founding in 2017, leading efforts to advance social a…

The Most Important Insight Behind the George Floyd Case & Tou Thao Conversation | EP. 025

The 2006 police killing of Fong Lee, a 19-year-old Hmong teen, set against the George Floyd cases — and what really decides how they end: political cost. Schee, Kong, and Seng follow their episode featuring Tou Thao with a case almost no one outside Minneapolis remembers: the 2006 police killing of…

Blacklight On Sports w Jonathan Mason

Jonathan Mason grew up in the Twin Cities with family roots stretching back to 1930s Minneapolis and the Mississippi Delta. He earned a criminal justice degree from the University of Wisconsin-Stout, worked in Minneapolis Public Schools and founded a cultural competency firm. Then the murders of Ja…