Perreira is a leader of the Organization for the Victory of the People in Guyana and a member of the Caribbean Pan-African Network

Miron Gilmore: Assata Shakur, Militarism, & Existentialist Thought

Reny Taylor & Dr. Gilmore: Paradoxes Of Being: Humanism, Race & AI In The 4Th Industrial RevolutionIn this conversation, Reny Taylor and Dr. Gilmore take up Sylvia Wynter’s framework of Man to explore the paradoxes of being in an age shaped by humanism, race, and artificial intelligence. Drawing on Wynter’s critique of the overrepresentation of “Man,” they consider how the 4th Industrial Revolution both reproduces old inequalities and opens space for rethinking what it means to be human. Their dialogue moves through questions of race and humanism, the impact of AI and automation, and the possibilities for imagining new genres of being human in the face of global transformation.

Akil Parker: Mathematics In The Black Liberation StrugglePeace, family! I had an incredible conversation with Akil Parker of All This Math. His program is nothing short of amazing. Whether you have school-aged children learning math or you’re interested in strengthening your own math skills as an adult, this is a resource you don’t want to miss.Akil’s approach is brilliant—he creates math word problems inspired by reading material like Assata Shakur and Malcolm X’s biographies, connecting math to Black history and liberation.If you want to level up your understanding of math this school year or expose your children to a revolutionary way of learning, tap in with Akil Parker. Peace!Connect with Akil Parker / All This Math: https://www.allthismath.com/Youtube Link: https://www.youtube.com/@UC5fxNSA3ZDnU7OQgXni0lHg Link to book: https://www.amazon.com/how-use-all-this-math/dp/b0c87vkp5p

Crondo & Martel Cartel (OBFC) – Destination SankofaA powerful track from OBFC that channels the spirit of Sankofa — reaching back to reclaim our history, culture, and strength in order to move forward. Crondo & Martel Cartel deliver sharp lyricism with purpose, blending raw energy and timeless wisdom.🎶 Listen here: https://www.obfconline.com/music🌍 About OBFCOBFC (Original Black Family Cartel) is more than music — it’s a movement rooted in truth, resilience, and liberation. Destination Sankofa is a call to remember, reflect, and rise.👍🏾 Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more music with meaning.#OBFC #Sankofa #HipHop #ConsciousMusic

Rashad Abdul-Rahmaan: Blackness In Al-Islam

Sunez Allah: Neoliberalism in Hip Hop Disguised as MilitancyWriter and journalist Sunez Allah joins us to discuss his new book The Real of 2024, an in-depth look at hip hop today. He breaks down neoliberalism in hip hop disguised as militancy, shares original poetry, and talks about his new album LoVoe Sunatra featuring contributions from King Kamaal and True Cipher. He also reflects on time spent with Ka, Napoleon the Legend, and Sean P, while giving his take on the Drake lawsuit and more. Listen to the music on sunez.bandcamp.com

Gullah House Media: Preserving the Rich History & Culture of the Gullah Geechee NationJoin us for an in-depth conversation with Gullah House Media as we explore the rich history and culture of the Gullah Geechee people. We dive into Gullah migration, the history of Gullah communities in Orangeburg, the spiritual tradition of ring shouts, and much more.Link to Gullah House Media: https://www.youtube.com/@UCeXqbV118ZYcyGW-j1M4CcAGullah House Media: Preserving the Rich History & Culture of the Gullah Geechee Nation

Gerald Horne: The Capital Of Slavery

Although 1776 and the revolt against British rule leading to the founding of the USA has been thought widely to have planted the seeds of abolitionism, the fact is that the resultant Constitution protected enslaved property, just as the White House, the Supreme Court, and Congress were all dominated by enslavers—before the Civil War.

In this stirring and riveting account, Gerald Horne revises the traditional understanding of antebellum U.S. History as he paints a heroic picture of class struggle—by the enslaved and their numerous allies at home and abroad.

Chris Time Steele: Acknowledging Radical Histories... and ArtChris Time Steele is a writer and journalist whose work includes collaborations with Noam Chomsky, Joy James and Dr. Gerald Horne. He has written for outlets like Truthout and CounterPunch, worked with Common, and created music projects such as 12 EPs in 12 months and the acclaimed album Newstalgia. He is also the host of the Time Talks podcast and a professor shaping the next generation.📚 Books & PublicationsAcknowledging Radical Histories – A collaborative work with Gerald Horne, published by International Publishers. - https://www.intpubnyc.com/browse/acknowledging-radical-histories/Building Power While the Lights Are Out: Disasters, Mutual Aid, and Dual Power – A collection of essays exploring community resilience and mutual aid in times of crisis. Rebel Hearts Publishing - https://www.rebelheartspublishing.com/product/building-power-while-the-lights-are-out/Chris Time Steele's podcast featuring discussions on history, politics, music, and art. - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/time-talks-history-politics-music-and-art/id1399758787Link to Music

Dr. Bakari K Lumumba: Pseudoship & The Mischaracterization Of The Civil Rights Movement

Dr Bakari K Lumumba: Pseudoship & The Mischaracterization Of The Civil Rights Movement

In this interview, Dr. Bakari Lumumba breaks down the mischaracterization of the Civil Rights Movement, calls out the rise of pseudo-scholarship, and shares insights from his reaction to 19 Keys. A deep dive into history, truth, and the battle of ideas in our community.

Link to Dr. Bakari Lumumba's Youtube : https://www.youtube.com/@Biqilan

Website: https://www.lumumbaspeaks.com/

Dr. Brian Kwoba: Hubert Harrison: Forbidden Genius Of Black RadicalismDr. Brian KwobaAssociate Professor of History Director of African and African American Studies (AAAS)University of MemphisFeel free to follow me on my Instagram page and/or Facebook and/or check out my website, http://www.briankwoba.comThe book is available for order on the UNC Press site so please do help build momentum and energy for the book in that way if you can. You can use code 01SOCIAL30 at checkout to save 30%.

Brother Legend: Decolonizing The Diaspora - Pan Africanism Or PerishIn this in-depth conversation, I sit down with Brother Legend to explore his political journey and the powerful ideas that shape his work. We begin with the story of how he became radicalized, setting the foundation for a discussion on Pan-Africanism—what it means today and why it remains essential to global Black liberation. Brother Legend breaks down how nativist groups and state forces have tried to distort or undermine Pan-Africanist thought, and introduces the concept of counter-racism, explaining how it functions in his political practice and intersects with Pan-Africanism as both a strategy and worldview.We also address recent backlash from ADOS/FBA groups over his comments on African American identity and what it means to be part of a larger Black cultural family. Brother Legend shares his perspective on the global popularity of African American culture, questioning whether it functions as a form of soft power tied to U.S. imperialism—and what that means for Black unity worldwide. Finally, he offers a message to young people navigating the ideological conflicts within the Black freedom movement, encouraging clarity, humility, and true solidarity across the diaspora. This conversation is urgent, honest, and necessary for anyone committed to Black liberation.Brother Legends links: https://www.tiktok.com/@bigbrolgndhttps://youtube.com/@bigbrolgndhttps://www.b1initiative.org/

Pastor Ben: Capitalism & Christian Nationalism Is The Anti ChristIn this powerful interview, Pastor Ben Dixon joins us to discuss the intersection of capitalism, Christian nationalism, and the rise of Anti-Christ ideologies in modern America. Pastor Dixon takes us through his personal journey of political radicalization, shedding light on the experiences and events that reshaped his view on justice, equity, and the systems of oppression we face today. He opens up about the significance of the "Big Beautiful Bill" and why it is especially important for Black communities to understand and support it.Pastor Dixon also delves into the troubling rise of Christian nationalism in the U.S., explaining how this movement is deeply tied to racism and white supremacy. He offers critical insights into how MAGA forces manipulate Dr. King’s name, while simultaneously undermining the very values he fought for. Additionally, the conversation turns to the Democratic Party’s recent opposition to socialist candidates like Zohran Mamdani, exploring what this reveals about the party's true stance on justice and equality.As political forces, like DeSantis, work to erase Black history from schools, Pastor Dixon highlights the vital role that Black churches are playing in preserving and teaching Black history. The interview further explores how Christian nationalism is being used as a tool of U.S. imperialism, and what that means for marginalized communities at home and abroad. Pastor Dixon offers a compelling vision of the struggle against Christian nationalism and the broader fight for liberation, calling for grassroots efforts to resist these oppressive ideologies.This conversation is a must-watch for anyone seeking to understand the complex dynamics of politics, religion, and race in contemporary America, and the crucial work being done by activists and faith leaders to push back against injustice.

Dr Gilmore: Pacification, Policing, & Colonial Control

Shem El: Man Is a Thought of Allah – Decoding the Circle 7 KoranIn this powerful interview, Shem El offers deep insights into the metaphysical teachings of the Circle 7 Koran, beginning with its bold declaration: “Man is a thought of Allah.” What does it mean to be spirit, not body or soul—and how should Moorish Americans understand the higher and lower self in their daily lives?We explore Jesus’ hidden journey through Egypt, India, and Tibet, and why the Moorish Science Temple presents him as a universal redeemer. Sheikh Shem El also unpacks the roles of Buddha, the concept of eternal man, and how these esoteric teachings shape Moorish identity and divine purpose.

Blak Pantha: Eshu Is Not the Devil — Reclaiming African Divinity
In this thought-provoking interview, Blak Pantha shares deep insights into key issues affecting African spiritual traditions today. He explains why Ifa instructs practitioners to reject syncretism and the dangers of blending Yoruba spirituality with other systems. The conversation also explores whether this warning applies to traditions like Lukumi and Candomblé, and why maintaining the integrity of Ìṣẹ̀ṣe is so important.Blak Pantha breaks down the significance of Oduduwa in the founding of Ile Ife and responds to claims that try to give Oduduwa an Arabic origin. He clears up common misconceptions about Eshu, revealing how colonial and Western distortions falsely portrayed this orisha as a devil figure. The discussion also dives into the function of sacred songs in ritual, the complexity of Egungun as both ancestral presence and spiritual force, and the purpose of masquerade in African traditions as a link between the seen and unseen worlds.Finally, he addresses the rise of self-initiation online and what is lost when people skip proper spiritual processes. Whether you are reconnecting with your roots or seeking clarity on Yoruba traditions, this is a conversation you don’t want to miss. Subscribe for more content that centers authentic African spirituality.

Tajai From Souls Of Mischief & The Hieroglyphics Crew

Dr. Kamau Rashid: What Malcolm X Still Teaches UsIn this episode of Wise The Dome TV, I sit down with Dr. Kamau Rashid to honor the revolutionary legacy of Malcolm X on the 100th anniversary of his birth. We talk about the early influences of Malcolm’s parents, the impact of Marcus Garvey’s ideology, and how that shaped Malcolm’s political consciousness.We also get into the founding of the Organization of Afro-American Unity, Malcolm’s transition out of the Nation of Islam, and his evolving internationalist vision. Dr. Rashid helps unpack Malcolm’s complex relationship with Elijah Muhammad, as well as how groups like the Black Panther Party and figures like Amiri Baraka extended Malcolm’s radical legacy.We also reflect on how mainstream scholars sometimes soften Malcolm’s politics—and why it’s important to recover and carry forward his revolutionary analysis today.

Crip Jesus: The Gospel According To The Ancients #killahpriest #cripjesusCrip Jesus breaks down the meaning behind his name, his new album Blue Tang, linking with Killah Priest, the legacy of Bunchy Carter, and the science of the Blue Bible. He speaks on cripping, Islam, Knowledge of Self, and whether gangs can be truly revolutionized.Crip Jesus Youtube: / cripjesus Crip Jesus Music: https://open.spotify.com/artist/1ZkgkLBJcZyw3IcSLbGbf