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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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00:46:23

Let the Body Speak Sex Work, Sex Education &...

The Dugout | a black anarchist podcast ·

2025/06/07

The Dugout sits down with writer, educator, and organizer Nia Òla to unpack the radical politics of sex work, consent, and survival under capitalism. Nia guides listeners through the legal, historical, and emotional terrain of erotic labor — from the criminalization of sex work to the cultural obsession with controlling bodies. Together, we interrogate how consent, autonomy, and state violence intersect, and why collective liberation demands we center those pushed to society’s margins. Raw,

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01:11:18

Curiosity as Resistance: Nia Òla’s Political...

The Dugout | a black anarchist podcast ·

2025/05/31

In this episode of The Dugout, Jordan and Prince sit down with writer, critic, and cultural theorist Nia Òla for a conversation that cuts through the noise of online discourse and dives deep into the heart of radical education, identity, and political awakening. From growing up in the Bronx to becoming a powerful voice on platforms like TikTok and Substack, Nia shares how curiosity shaped their worldview—and why it remains a revolutionary force. This is Part 1 of 2.We explore the complexities and

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01:23:05

SECURITY CULTURE 101: How Activists Resist State...

The Dugout | a black anarchist podcast ·

2025/05/28

What is security culture, and why does every activist and organizer need to learn it? In this video, I break down the basics of security culture: assessing risk, protecting your community, and understanding how the state surveils and represses social movements. From COINTELPRO to Stop Cop City, we explore how movements have survived government targeting—and how you can start building better practices today. #DirectAction101 #SecurityCulture #EP6 WELCOME TO DIRECT ACTION 101: HOW ACTIVISTS STAY SAFE

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00:44:33

When Black Rage Is Criminalized: Rodney Hinton Jr and...

The Dugout | a black anarchist podcast ·

2025/05/24

In this episode, we delve into the tragic case of Ryan Hinton, an 18-year-old Black teenager from Cincinnati who was fatally shot by police on May 1, 2025, during a foot chase. Police allege that Ryan was armed and posed a threat; however, body camera footage leaves critical questions unanswered, prompting his family to initiate an independent investigation. The following day, his father, Rodney Hinton Jr., was charged with aggravated murder after allegedly striking and killing a Hamilton County

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00:16:57

Fascism, Failure, and the Vanguard Party: Thoughts on...

The Dugout | a black anarchist podcast ·

2025/05/17

In this episode ofThe Dugout, we continue our deep dive into George Jackson's seminal text,Blood in My Eye. Part 2 focuses on Jackson's analysis of fascism as a structure deeply embedded in American society, his vision for the role of the vanguard party in revolutionary struggle, and his incisive critiques of political failure within liberation movements.Who Was George Jackson?George Jackson (1941–1971) was a revolutionary thinker, writer, and member of the Black Panther Party who became a central

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00:50:18

The Dugout Interviews Andrew Sage of ANDREWISM

The Dugout | a black anarchist podcast ·

2025/05/10

In this episode of The Dugout, we step into the sunlit shadows of resistance with Andrew Sage—better known as Andrewism—an Afro-Trinidadian solarpunk anarchist whose YouTube channel has become a beacon for hopeful radicals and Black anarchists across the globe. We chop it up about growing up in the Caribbean under colonial hangovers, what solarpunk means beyond aesthetics, and how anti-capitalism rooted in joy, ecology, and community care can help build the futures we deserve.From anarchism in the

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00:32:29

How Hollywood and Babylon REWROTE Bob Marley in ONE LOVE

The Dugout | a black anarchist podcast ·

2025/05/06

What did 2024's biopIc, ONE LOVE, leave out—and why does it matter? This video goes beyond the sanitized legend of Bob Marley to explore his radical politics, Rastafarian beliefs, and the Cold War forces that made him a threat to the CIA and Jamaican elites. From surviving a 1976 assassination attempt to recording Exodus in exile, Marley’s life was shaped by resistance, not just rhythm. I also unpack how politics behind the film raise major questions about Zionism, diaspora, and Black

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00:19:02

BLOOD IN MY EYE by George Jackson and What It Can...

The Dugout | a black anarchist podcast ·

2025/05/03

In this episode of The Dugout Podcast, host Prince delves into George Jackson's Blood in My Eye, examining its critiques of capitalism, white supremacy, and the state. The discussion covers political violence, the role of repression in revolutionary movements, and the importance of both overt and covert organizing. Connections are drawn between Jackson's insights and contemporary political challenges, including those anticipated under a Trump presidency. This episode encourages listeners to engage

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01:25:33

SUNDOWN OHIO on Local Farming and Anti-Fascism While...

The Dugout | a black anarchist podcast ·

2025/04/26

We sit down with Tsi-ya Ꮵꮿ, the writer behind Sundown Ohio, a radical archive that documents Ohio’s hidden histories of Black and Indigenous resistance, anti-fascism, and rural survival. We discuss the intersection of farming, land defense, and the fight against white supremacy in the Midwest, exploring how Afro-Indigenous communities continue to resist the forces of state violence, including the Trump administration’s attacks on agriculture. ---------------------------------------------To learn

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00:48:54

JONINA ABRON-ERVIN, Former BPP Newspaper Editor on...

The Dugout | a black anarchist podcast ·

2025/04/19

In this episode we are re-uploading our conversation with Jonina Abron-Ervin, former Black Panther and final editor of The Black Panther newspaper. She shares her journey from desegregating schools in Missouri to her radicalization after MLK’s assassination, her global activism, and her work within the Black Panther Party. We discuss Black autonomy, anarchism, state repression, and the lasting impact of the Panthers' survival programs.-------------------------------------Media Research and

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00:21:08

Is Due Process Dead? When Justice Means Jail or Death

The Dugout | a black anarchist podcast ·

2025/04/16

Was due process ever real—or just a myth? This video breaks down the U.S. legal system’s racist foundations, from Kalief Browder to Fred Hampton, and why surveillance makes us all a target today.--------------------------00:00 Intro03:47 What is DUE PROCESS?06:10 How Due Process and The State Broke Kalief Browder12:04 The case of George Stinney Jr, the youngest person to receive the death penalty13:33 The reality of surveillance, COINTELPRO, and state violence17:17 BASIC SECURITY CULTURE tips20:20

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00:36:00

When A Moment Sparks A Revolution: Anarchist...

The Dugout | a black anarchist podcast ·

2025/04/08

What if one moment of resistance could spark a revolution? From the Stonewall Riots in 1969 to the Montgomery Bus Boycott, to the story of Carmela Torres, a 17-year-old Mexican girl who sparked the 1917 Bath Riots at the US-Mexico border, this is the real history of how ordinary people — especially women and queer people — turned personal defiance into collective power.It’s not just about who threw the first brick at Stonewall — it’s even more crucial that the collective was ready to resist

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00:36:44

MARTIN SOSTRE: A Legacy of Jailhouse Law,...

The Dugout | a black anarchist podcast ·

2025/04/05

Martin Sostre was more than a political prisoner—he was a revolutionary thinker who reshaped the prison abolition movement from behind bars. In this episode of The Dugout, we uncover the life and radical legacy of Sostre, from his early years in Harlem to his transformation into one of the most fearless prison intellectuals of the 20th century.We break down his fight against the U.S. carceral system, his role in prison uprisings, and how his legal battles set precedents for prisoners’ rights

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00:15:07

Are Keeping Up With The Kardashians or The KKK?

The Dugout | a black anarchist podcast ·

2025/04/01

The Kardashian family has built an empire on controversy— from their ties to O.J. Simpson, to Kim Kardashian’s Paris robbery, to how the 2007 Writers Strike helped launch Keeping Up with the Kardashians. This video kicks off "The Kardashians or The KKK," a deep dive into their history, scandals, and reality TV dominance. How did a family linked to celebrity crime, racial politics, and media manipulation become one of the most powerful brands in pop culture? Let’s break it all

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00:44:50

The Black Panther Party on Screen: Analyzing THE BIG...

The Dugout | a black anarchist podcast ·

2025/03/29

In this episode, we delve into the portrayals of the Black Panther Party in the TV miniseries The Big Cigar and the 1995 film Panther. We critically examine the depiction of the party's politics, the representation of co-founder Huey P. Newton, and the broader narrative of revolution, and whether or not revolution on screen is viable.Media Discussed: The Big Cigar: This biographical drama thriller miniseries, developed by Jim Hecht, is based on the 2012 Playboy article by Joshuah Bearman. It follows

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00:35:55

FROM CITIZEN TO ENEMY: How the State Kills Dissent

The Dugout | a black anarchist podcast ·

2025/03/25

They say we have free speech—but history proves otherwise. From COINTELPRO to the Kent State massacre to today’s pro-Palestinian crackdowns, the state has always silenced dissent. This video breaks down how language is weaponized to criminalize protest, dehumanize activists, and justify state violence. How does the U.S. decide who gets free speech and who gets suppressed? And what does that mean for the future of resistance?-----------------------------------------EPISODE CHAPTERS00:00 INTRO03:21

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01:22:25

MUTUAL AID: How To Survive When The State Fails Us |...

The Dugout | a black anarchist podcast ·

2025/03/22

What is mutual aid? It’s not charity — it’s how communities survive when the state fails. In this video, I break down its history, its politics, and how you can get involved today. From the Black Panther Party’s free breakfast programs to today’s disaster relief networks, mutual aid has always been a tool for survival pending revolution.Episode 4 of the DIRECT ACTION 101 series-----------------------------------------CHAPTERS00:00 INTRO01:25 What is MUTUAL AID?04:20 Collective Economies and the

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00:37:08

Free Speech Was NEVER FREE: A History of Silencing...

The Dugout | a black anarchist podcast ·

2025/03/19

They tell us that "free speech" is a foundational right, but history tells a different story. From COINTELPRO targeting Black radicals to the brutal crackdowns on anti-war protests, the U.S. has always drawn the line at speech that challenges power. This video unpacks the long history of silencing dissent, exposing how governments and corporations weaponize "freedom" to maintain control. #FreeSpeech —---------------------------------------------00:00 INTRO01:22 STORYTIME: Zionist

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00:54:29

When Do We Start The Communes: Lessons From Rojava In...

The Dugout | a black anarchist podcast ·

2025/03/15

In this episode of The Dugout, Jordan explores the book Rojava In Focus co-edited by Cihad Hammy and Thomas Jeffrey Miley, exploring a critical dialogue about Democratic Confederalism, communes, and leadership. Most the episode is reading as we believe it is very important to have On the ground voices lifted,especially in times of crisis so that those affected cannot be ignored and their experience in the revolutionary process is learned from. If you enjoy this text we highly recommend using the

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00:14:05

Introducing The Dugout Newsletter: Radical News,...

The Dugout | a black anarchist podcast ·

2025/03/10

"The Dugout Podcast just launched The Dugout Newsletter! Get radical news, abolitionist analysis, and updates straight to your inbox. LAUNCHING ON MARCH 15, 2025Read the first issue for free on our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/c/TheDugoutPod---------------------------------What this newsletter will offer:Prison Justice Updates: Legal battles, strikes, and climate impacts on incarceration, exposing systemic abuse and resistance.Radical Resources: Must-read texts, mutual aid tools, and

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