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The Dugout | a black anarchist podcast

The Dugout is a weekly Black anarchist podcast hosted by Prince Shakur & Jordan. We bring radical, decolonial, and queer takes on politics, movements, and media—covering everything from Black anarchism and Afro-pessimism to uprisings, direct action, and liberation struggles worldwide. Have ideas, reading recs, or want to be a guest? Email us. Consider supporting us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/TheDugoutPod

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01:12:53

Interview With Jewish Anarchist Anastasia bat Lilith

The Dugout | a black anarchist podcast ·

2025/09/06

In this episode, we sit down with Anastasia bat Lilith to explore the intersections of Jewish anarchism, spirituality, and organizing. From the roots and lineages that shaped her text Teshuva to the ways Jewish ritual, decolonial thought, and anarchist praxis inform her daily life, Anastasia offers a deep and vulnerable conversation on building liberatory community.Together we dig into themes of teshuva as both practice and zine, the dangers of “unity” rhetoric, the struggle against hierarchy and

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00:52:52

Is It Time To Leave America?

The Dugout | a black anarchist podcast ·

2025/09/02

What does survival look like under fascism? History tells us that people resist in different ways — some fight, some flee, some freeze. From Hitler’s Germany to Cold War Latin America to Trump’s America, we’ll examine the lessons of democratic collapse. Drawing on Jason Stanley and Black radical thinkers, this video explores how to recognize authoritarian creep, how solidarity can keep us alive, and the haunting question: Is it time to leave?CHAPTERS00:00 Intro02:14 Case Study: FLEEING VENEZUELA by

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00:48:36

Black August Spotlight: Kwame Ture’s Legacy and the...

The Dugout | a black anarchist podcast ·

2025/08/31

What is Black August? And why does it matter? In this episode, we're diving deep into the history and spirit of a month dedicated to resistance. It's a time to honor the freedom fighters and political prisoners who sacrificed everything for our liberation.Our main focus is on the incredible legacy of Kwame Ture, formerly known as Stokely Carmichael. We'll follow his journey from a young, charismatic student leader in the Civil Rights Movement , the Freedom Rides, the infamous ⁠Parchman

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00:32:33

Black August Reading & Reflection of In The Belly: An...

The Dugout | a black anarchist podcast ·

2025/08/30

This episode of The Dugout Jordan takes listeners through a series of powerful readings and reflections on learning, resistance, and survival inside and outside the walls of prison. We begin with Brian Fuller’s Lifelong Learning, considering how education remains a liberatory practice even in confinement. Next, we turn to Boukman Ptah’s The New Solja: A Black Manifesto, digging into its radical call to arms for self-determination and freedom. Finally, we share Beto "Sharky" Garcia’s On Organizing

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00:32:33

How FASCISM Became Monetized

The Dugout | a black anarchist podcast ·

2025/08/27

From televangelism to Rush Limbaugh, Fox News, and today’s internet trolls, this video essay unpacks how alt-right media and the internet age have monetized fascism—often in more ways than one. And what does it mean when edgelords are in office and Trump fascism means that internet fascism is institutionalized? A P.S. NETWORK PRODUCTIONVIDEO CHAPTERS00:00 Intro - Jubilee Debates and Alt Right Media03:12 Alt-right media history – Messengers of the Right book breakdown06:47 Televangelism’s influence –

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00:48:52

The U.S. Police State Is Expanding — And D.C. Just...

The Dugout | a black anarchist podcast ·

2025/08/21

Trump police state. National Guard in D.C. Arresting activists, like Afeni, protecting Black youth. This video breaks down how Trump’s deployment of the National Guard into Washington, D.C. isn’t about crime reduction — it’s about expanding the police state that has always been here.---------------------------------------------📚 Resources & Links from the Episode Articles & Reports🔗 National Guard Deployed in D.C. (TIME): https://time.com/7310189/republican-national-guard-dc-deployed/🔗

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00:14:05

The Dugout Website is Live!

The Dugout | a black anarchist podcast ·

2025/08/15

The Dugout is expanding beyond the mic. We’re building a new website as a hub for political education, resource-sharing, and collective study. It will feature accessible learning modules—on Black anarchism, the Black Panther Party, mutual aid, and more—alongside a growing archive of books, films, and zines that have shaped our politics. Visitors will also be able to explore The Dugout’s own catalog of episodes and series in a curated way. More than a site, this is a political home for study,

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01:26:09

SECURITY CULTURE 101: The Tools of State Surveillance...

The Dugout | a black anarchist podcast ·

2025/08/13

In Direct Action 101: Episode 10, we expose how modern policing relies on surveillance—not just force—to control, intimidate, and punish. From facial recognition and drones to door knocks and license plate readers, this episode unpacks the digital and physical tools the state uses to monitor dissent. We trace the roots of policing from slave patrols to AI-driven surveillance, showing how pain compliance and repression are embedded in law enforcement’s logic. Learn how activists resist this

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01:06:39

Cages, Courts, & Collectives: Eric King on Building...

The Dugout | a black anarchist podcast ·

2025/08/09

In this raw, reflective conversation, former political prisoner and anarchist Eric King shares the emotional depth of his journey—through solitary confinement, court battles, and spiritual struggle—to the slow and ongoing work of healing. From tattooing as therapy to fighting patriarchal power in prisons and families, Eric explores how trauma, solidarity, and resistance intersect. We discuss paralegal activism, building an abolitionist legal strategy, the challenges of unity across tactical lines,

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01:04:05

Prefigurative Politics & Building What We Need Now W/...

The Dugout | a black anarchist podcast ·

2025/08/02

Originally hosted by the Organic Filaments Network, this conversation with Jordan from The Dugout traces the roots of political commitment and collective endurance. From environmental organizing post-2020 to lessons drawn from the Zapatistas, Rojava, and Black anarchist tradition, this dialogue is a deep dive into memory, infrastructure, and the emotional and strategic realities of building resistance.Topics include: Gaza solidarity, tech in organizing, political alienation, labor as survival, the

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01:05:21

Kyle T. Mays on Tribal Sovereignty, Reparations, and...

The Dugout | a black anarchist podcast ·

2025/07/26

What does it mean to be Afro-Indigenous in a settler colonial state like the so called U.S.? In this conversation, we speak with author Kyle T. Mays, whose book An Afro-Indigenous History of the United States challenges conventional narratives and asks us to reckon with both anti-Blackness and Indigenous erasure.From his early experiences navigating poverty in Michigan to finding political consciousness through texts like Black Indians by William Loren Katz, Mays takes us through his personal and

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00:27:48

The Re-Biography of Harriet Tubman Reading P. 1

The Dugout | a black anarchist podcast ·

2025/07/19

In this reading of Jailbreak Out of History: The Re-Biography of Harriet Tubman By Butch Lee, we trace the revolutionary roots of one of the most misrepresented figures in U.S. history. From the violent backdrop of slavery and colonial war to the specific burdens—and power—carried by New Afrikan women, we explore the formation of Harriet Tubman’s militant spirit.-------------------------------------------------Chapters00:00 - Intro01:40 - Childhood & The Gathering Storm08:29 - To Understand

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02:30:26

INSIDE ANARCHISM IN SUDAN : An Interview with Fawaz...

The Dugout | a black anarchist podcast ·

2025/07/12

This week on The Dugout, we speak with Fawaz, a Sudanese anarchist organizer, about building resistance in the face of dictatorship, war, and repression. From organizing underground student circles after the 2018–2019 uprising to going public as anarchists in 2020, Fawaz shares how youth movements in Sudan are rejecting military, religious, and tribal authoritarianism—and planting the seeds of mutual aid and collective care. We discuss the legacy of colonialism, the dangers of organizing under

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00:58:06

INSIDE ANARCHISM IN SUDAN : An Interview with Fawaz...

The Dugout | a black anarchist podcast ·

2025/07/12

This week on The Dugout, we speak with Fawaz, a Sudanese anarchist organizer, about building resistance in the face of dictatorship, war, and repression. From organizing underground student circles after the 2018–2019 uprising to going public as anarchists in 2020, Fawaz shares how youth movements in Sudan are rejecting military, religious, and tribal authoritarianism—and planting the seeds of mutual aid and collective care. We discuss the legacy of colonialism, the dangers of organizing under

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00:27:44

What To Do If You Can't Protest: On Organizing Beyond...

The Dugout | a black anarchist podcast ·

2025/07/05

Not everyone can be on the frontlines — and that’s okay. In this video, I share real, grounded ways to stay politically active when protesting isn’t an option. From mutual aid and jail support to scouting, media-making, and hosting communal dinners, these are essential roles that keep movements alive. Whether you’re burned out, undocumented, disabled, or just need a different lane — this video is for you.—---------------------------------------------Stay connected with The Dugout! Follow us for

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00:56:09

What the LA Protests Against ICE Are Really Like —...

The Dugout | a black anarchist podcast ·

2025/06/28

This week on The Dugout, we sit down with two organizers and artists, Peter (@handsomeherbivore) and Anahi, based in Southern California, to discuss the intensified presence of ICE and other law enforcement agencies, and the community-led responses emerging in their wake. From the streets of LA to the grassroots of neighborhood rapid response networks, they take us inside the layered challenges of resisting fascist state violence.We talk about how organizers are adapting to militarization,

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00:33:01

NO COPS, NO KINGS: Why Cops Don't Belong At Protests

The Dugout | a black anarchist podcast ·

2025/06/26

Why do we say No Cops at Protests — and how does that connect to slogans like No Kings, the role of whiteness, and the politics of liberal victimhood? This video breaks down why trusting police at protests puts movements in danger, how whiteness shapes calls for “safety,” and what abolitionist organizing looks like in practice."The master's tools will never dismantle the master's house." - AUDRE LORDE—---------------------------------------------Stay connected with The Dugout

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00:43:42

You Asked, We Answered: The Dugout Q&A Episode

The Dugout | a black anarchist podcast ·

2025/06/22

In this special Q&A episode, we answer your questions — from how we started The Dugout and what Black anarchism means to us, to the radical thinkers shaping our politics and what keeps us grounded in the midst of it all. Tune in for behind-the-scenes reflections. 🖤 Want to send in a question for the next one? Join us on Patreon to be part of future episodes: https://bio.site/thedugoutpodcast

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00:27:57

HOW TO PROTEST: What To Know, Bring, and How To Stay...

The Dugout | a black anarchist podcast ·

2025/06/14

This video breaks down everything you need to know to show up, stay safe, and resist with power and purpose. Whether you’re heading to your first action or helping organize one, this guide covers protest safety, de-escalation, digital security, legal prep, and more.✅ FREE ZINES on Direct Action: https://www.sproutdistro.com/catalog/zines/direct-action/✅ LEARN MORE on Prince's Patreon with more resources:

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00:30:07

Lessons From LA’s Fight Against ICE

The Dugout | a black anarchist podcast ·

2025/06/12

In this episode, explore what’s happening in LA during the recent ICE raids and protests, the brutal tactics ICE and the police are using—tear gas, rubber bullets, mass detentions—and how communities are fighting back. These raids are more than just law enforcement—they’re psychological warfare, and they’re happening all over the country. Let’s talk about how to stay informed and protect each other. Like, comment, and share to keep this conversation going. #AbolishICETo learn

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