In the Mix Prisoner Podcast

Earlier this year Ya'iyr called in to lead a workshop around community self defense and breaks down how he has used the practice while incarcerated. Ya'iyr breaks down different practices for exercising the mind and body as well as different scenarios in which community self defense models might come to the forefront of our mind in this struggle.  

In The Mix: Prisoner Podcast Episode 16 In The Mix host, Safear Ness, participates in a panel discussion for the Jailhouse Lawyers Initiative Flashlight Conference.

this episode renowned writer and cultural critic Hanif Abdurraqib stits down with oraginizer Yaiyr Carter about our current polical moment and how they came to undertand it hrough their own lives 

On this episode we sit down with Garret Felber, Prince and Jordan to talk about Martin Sostre and how they have all come to understand their legacy so far

In this episode we sit down with some revolutionaries both inside and outside the walls. We explore what it means to be in soldarity with oppresed people around the world and in our own back yard. Join us this episode for our historical analyis of crisis and how we see it taking shape in a time and place like today. Yairy'r's instagram - _yaiyr Sharky's Instagram - sharky_loko Dylan's Instagram -...

In this episode, Troy speaks to ELIM: Eid Letters To Incarcerated Muslims about Ramadan in Prison. "If you keep your foot on the tiger's neck, eventually the tiger is going to want to fight back… This is the reality of fasting in the month of Ramadan in prison." IG: @ elimohio

In this episode, we speak with the Spouses of incarcerated organizers who exposed SCI Rockview's attempts to cover up anti-Black racism in their prison. In November 2023, guards hung two nooses in the bubble in view of incarcerated people. Listen to how incarcerated people and their accomplices have been demanding accountability from the prison.

This episode Ian & Safear talk with Jessica Sylvia & Ya'iyr Carter for a panel at the Haymarket Socialism Conference in 2023. The panel was titled Disorganizing Prison with Tacitcal Disruption Across the Walls . Stay tuned for more perspectives from currently and formerly incarcerated abolitoinist on In The Mix!

This episode Safear and Dawud talk about the Dare To Care program, activism vs organizing & what it takes to be vulnerable in community. Download WEology: Transformative Justice in Practice at https://lifelines-project.org/2021/09/14/weology/  

Safear sits down with Antoine "Indy" Walker to talk about his struggles in prison, solitary confinement, organizing as an abolitonist, what that even means and so much more! find more about Antoine "Indy" Walker on twitter @Antoineindy

In this episode, incarcerated comrade Ya'iyr Carter interviews Micah, an organizer down Stop Cop City. Follow Ya'iry on IG @_yaiyr

A conclusion to our three part series, on Safear's journey to Islam.

Safear Ness interviews  Tamara Nopper while reflecting on crime , punishment, and harm. Listen in as Tamara Nopper explains the current use  of "crime" data collection in our understanding in the criminal punishment system. They continue is how that data is impacted by the manufacturing of crimes through moralism, legalism and political desire. Finishing off imagining abolitionist futures while co...

In this episode of In the Mix we interview incarcerated and formerly incarcerated members of the Pennsylvania's Muslim communities. They share their introductions to the faith, what it has meant for them in prison, and the realities of organizing the Muslim community in the PA-DOC and the obstacles to practicing their faith.

In the first part of a 3 part series, In the Mix talks with Garrett Felber and Stephen Wilson on the history and features of the Muslim community in American prisons. 

In this episode, Pulling Up My People talks about their formation, ideology, and the struggle to free Tyon Stokes.