Revolutionary Baddies Podcast

ALL POWER TO THE PEOPLE!! ALL POWER TO OPPRESSED PEOPLE ALL OVER THE WORLD!! In this episode, Revolutionary Baddies enhances our collective understanding of The Black Panther Party. Much of our general information about the Black Panther Party is tainted by their rumored attachment to violence with an anti-white sentiment. However, the Black Panther Party is one of the most influential liberatory...

First of all, SPOILER ALERT (11:08-16:59)! Revolutionary Baddies start this episode with a little discussion of Sinners- the greatest movie of 2025. What was highlighted in Sinners serves the discussion of how we relate to each other and embody a sense of community despite the circumstances. It also highlights the need for organizing. Not closets and arranging wardrobes, but moving people into act...

White supremacy is the belief that white people are superior to those of other races. The belief favors the maintenance and defense of any power and privilege held by white people. White supremacy has roots in the now-discredited doctrine of scientific racism and was a key justification for European colonialism. In this episode, Revolutionary Baddies break down the many layered and contradictory w...

What do you know about hurricanes? When you’re in the eye of the storm, everything around you seems calm. The moment that you step outside of that radius, you are in the chaos, destruction, and flooding hurricanes cause. Due to the ongoing executive orders led by Trump, increased ICE raids, threats to healthcare and education, and media illiteracy we are in a wild whirlwind moment in history. This...

Episode 6 covers Revolutionary Baddies's favorite topic: Revolution! In this episode, Dee Dee and Brittany grounds the discussion of rebellion with the historic triumph of the Haitian Revolution of 1791.Throughout history, resistance led by oppressed people has been understudied, delegitimized, and white washed for the sake of maintaining control of the narrative. The Haitian Revolution is th...

Where would we be without radical Black feminism? One obvious answer is, Revolutionary Baddies would not exist. They stand on the shoulders and move with the urgency and examples of ICONIC Black feminists that shaped history in spite of this country. In this episode, Brittany and Dee Dee give light to the necessary struggle waged against patriarchy and misogyny, as we fight white supremacy and imp...

First things first, Rest In Peace DMX. In 1998, DMX released a single “Get At Me Dog” challenging the concept of loyalty and understanding who has your back by simply asking “Where My Dawgs At?”. In this episode, Revolutionary Baddies explore the lines of difference between “skinfolk” and “kinfolk”. They discuss navigating a Black American identity through history, reflection, sharing stories of b...

In this episode, the Baddies explore the economic system of capitalism that has fueled the mass destruction of the planet, genocides, and the ongoing struggle for a more just and liveable society. They discuss the “goons” and the “goblins” predominantly controlling the United States and its allies. Capitalism is the air we breathe and the water we drink, but it is not permanent. History shows that...

Today marks 100 years since the birth of the beloved Malcolm X, a figure who left a lasting impact on The Black consciousness movement, Pan-Africanism, and the struggle for human rights in America. Revolutionary Baddies is proudly joining the world as it celebrates Malcolm's life and legacy, by releasing a special episode "There is no Revolution without Evolution". In episode 2, we...

First episode!! WOOT WOOT!!! In this episode, "The Baddies" explore Octavia E. Butler's revolutionary work, "Parable of the Sower". A novel written in the late 70's depicting a burning America, climate catastrophe, constructing new religions, and survival.  They explore how we must not disappear our problems with denial, but with the objective of staying ready so you...