How We Get Free

This week, Tiffany returns with part 2 of her engaging conversation alongside Angelo Pinto . If you haven't already, be sure to catch up on part 1 by clicking here . In this episode, we delve into thought-provoking topics such as the rapid advancements in technology, the highly anticipated presidential election, the significance of the national black political convention, and most importantly, our...

Tiffany is joined by Angelo Pinto. Attorney Pinto co-created a teach-in at Occupy Wall Street on the prison industrial complex spurring a young movement around criminal justice reform now a national issue. He also co-founded Justice League NYC; a task force of the Gathering for Justice – an organization started by global activist entertainer Harry Belafonte. The Justice League led mass demonstrati...

Tiffany is joined by Sparky Abraham and Maddy Clifford. The trio discussed student loan debt and the debt collective as a whole. Student loan debt is a scam and this episode breaks down why they need to be canceled immediately. Tiffany really puts the pressure on Joe Biden and says he really needs to cancel student loans to have a chance at this next election. Timestamps: 3:00: Listener Review 9:3...

In this thought-provoking podcast episode, join host Tiffany Dena Loftin as she engages in an empowering conversation with disability justice advocate Keri Gray, founder of The Named Advocates. Listen in as they explore the intersectionality of disability justice, access, and the future of activism, and be part of the conversation that is shaping the future.   4:05) Exploring Keri Gray's journey w...

Nick Bezzel is an Army veteran based in Austin, Texas, and founder of the Elmer Geronimo Pratt Gun Club , an organization advocating for Black Americans exercising their Second Amendment rights. Tiffany and Nick discuss school shootings and the racism surrounding gun control. The duo also discuss the work they're doing to free Marvin Guy. This is a jammed packed episode full of insightful informat...

In episode six, Tiffany is joined by Wisdom Cole. Wisdom O. Cole is the National Director of the NAACP Youth & College Division. In this role, he serves more than 700 youth councils, high school chapters, and college chapters actively involved in the fight for civil rights. Wisdom brings extensive experience in civil rights advocacy training institute, electoral action training, grassroots organiz...

In episode five, Tiffany is joined by Elise Joshi. Elise Joshi is a 20-year-old organizer and student at UC Berkeley. During her time as Strategy Director, she facilitated and led Gen-Z for Change's labor actions by working with coders, content creators, and labor unions. Elise also has her own platform of over 115,000 followers on TikTok where she mobilizes her followers to vote and take action i...

In episode four, Tiffany is joined by Courtland Cox, Chair of the SNCC Legacy Project. Cortland explains what the SNCC legacy project is and why it's so important for us to know our history. The duo discuss police brutality, student loan debt, inflation, and the Maga crowd fighting for what we fought against in the 60ths. The duo also have an in depth conversation about what role the elders play i...

In episode three, Tiffany is joined by author, Deepa Iyer .Deepa Iyer is a South Asian American writer, lawyer, strategist, facilitator, and activist. She is also the Senior Director of Strategic Initiatives and the host of "The Solidarity is this podcast". Tiffany and Deepa talk about Deepa's book "Social Change Now" and the roles that we play in the change ecosystem. The duo goes into detail abo...

Welcome to the first episode of How We Get Free Podcast! In this episode, Tiffany talks about the book she's reading "Long Walk To Freedom" and spills some major tea on Nelson Mandela that we didn't know before! Then, Tiffany takes the time to introduce herself and explains how she got her start in organizing. She also shares that her most memorable campaign is working with Julius Jones and encour...

Welcome to the second episode of How We Get Free Podcast! Tiffany is joined by her close friend Keron Blair . Keron starts by sharing the story of how he got started in organizing and why he always says yes! Keron also describes the gaps that he's seeing in the organizing movement and describes his definition of a "movement". The duo breaks down the word "movement" and if you can actually build a...

Welcome to the How We Get Free Podcast, I am your host Tiffany Dena Loftin, Im a black woman living Los Angeles California and over the last 16 years I've organized black and brown people across the globe in their fight for racial and economic justice. I've been a lead organizer in the fight for student loan debt cancellation,  the ongoing fight  to end police brutality, and I've turned out over 1...