The Dugout | a Black anarchist podcast

Let's talk about Biden dropping out of the 2024 presidential race, the threat of neo-liberalism, and what we must do next. #DemocraticParty #kamalaharris —---------------------------------------------VIDEO CHAPTERS00:00 Intro and Biden Dropping Out of 2024 Presidential Race01:35 Why Democratic Calls For "Unity" Are disingenuous 05:17 Can the Democratic Party Oppose Trump MORALLY?08:47 The path for...

In Part 2 of our "SET IT OFF" series, we dive into our after-watch thoughts on the film and the different racial politics in it, whether it be representations of black womanhood, misogynoir violence, lesbian representations, through the character of Cleo, or the implications of their radical actions in the film. Is SET IT OFF really a radical movie? "SET IT OFF" Chapters 00:14 Intro 02:22 On Black...

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 farREAD GARRET GELBER'S BOOK ON MARTIN SOSTRE - Those Who Know Don't Say : https://bookshop.org/a/109212/9781469653822 Get connected with IN THE MIX podcast : https://inthemixprisonerpodcast.libsyn.com/ —---------------------------------------------...

In Part 1, we watch 1996's iconic Black film, SET IT OFF, and give our immediate perspectives on the Black, radical, and feminist politics in the film.-------------------------------------EPISODE CHAPTERS00:00 Intro on 1996's SET IT OFF05:17 Watching SET IT OFF06:07 Opening Heist Scene and the Politics of Expropriation08:47 "You ain't ask me if I was thirsty, sistah?"13:11 Shitty bosses and labor...

Some selected reading from A Soldiers Story by Kuwasi Balagoon. Read Here CHAPTERS 00:00 - Intro 00:26 - Your Honor 01:24 - Anarchy Can’t Fight Alone 10:22 - Journal Writings: Jan 2 1984 13:50 - Where Do We Go From Here 20:50 - Outro

In this episode, I break down the considerations that anarchist should have, when looking at the impacts of a potential second Donald Trump presidency, and how our desires relate to the pitfalls of Western leftist accelerationalism. EPISODE CHAPTERS 00:00 Intro 01:29 The Possibility and Terrors of Donald Trump 2024 Presidency 04:55 Learning from History: Trump's Impact from 2016 to 202006:07 The A...

In this episode, we explore the life, background, and work of Kuwasi Balagoon, new Afrikan Anarchist and Black Liberation Army member. Balagoon's philosophy of Black maroonage takes center stage as we explore his radical vision for liberation. This concept challenges conventional notions of resistance by advocating for the creation of autonomous Black communities free from the shackles of systemic...

Since April 15 when yet another global strike occurred, globally and supportive Palestine, student organizers, and faculty members all around the United States, and the world have been forming encampments to stand in solidarity, with Palestinians currently resisting Israeli occupation and genocide. What do these encampments tell us about our political development and our sense of solidarity? What...

In part two of our mini-episode on Assata Shakur, we dive into her iconic autobiography by reading key passages that capture her journey to becoming a revolutionary. Through her wit and candor, Assata shares the experiences that shaped her activism, offering a powerful reflection on the rise and fall of Black and White revolutionary groups targeted by government oppression. About the Book: Assata...

In this mini-episode, we delve into the captivating life and enduring legacy of Assata Shakur, a revolutionary icon whose influence reverberates through Black anarchist circles today. From her early activism to her dramatic escape from prison and subsequent asylum in Cuba, Assata's story is one of unwavering defiance against systemic oppression. Join us as we navigate through the chapters of Assat...

In this episode of The Dugout, we dive into the complex ideology of Afro-pessimism—a framework that explores the enduring impacts of racism, colonialism, and slavery on Black life in the United States. We break down Afro-pessimism as an ideology, practice, and meta-theory, questioning how seriously it should be taken in the fight against anti-Blackness. Plus, we explore a provocative question: Is...

In this episode of The Dugout, we analyze the ongoing conflict in Palestine and the systemic oppression imposed by Israel’s settler colonialism. We delve into the history of Palestinian resistance, the effects of colonialism, and how these struggles mirror the challenges faced by Black communities. Through this exploration, we highlight the deep connections between Black liberation and Palestinian...

In this episode of The Dugout, we outline our vision for the podcast, what Black anarchism means to us, and how future episodes will tackle issues of anti-colonialism, radical politics, and local activism. We also dive into Columbus news, covering Ohio AG Yost’s Blue Ribbon Task Force and the rise of copaganda in local policing. Additionally, we provide a radical analysis of the film “Judas and th...

Welcome to The Dugout, by Jordan Mays and Prince Shakur. ABOUT THE PODCAST Dive into the dynamic world of radical thought, dissent, and liberation with "THE DUGOUT" where two fierce Black anarchist hosts offer a fresh and unapologetic perspective on local and national news, cultural events, and literature. In each episode, our hosts unveil the transformative power of queer, Black, and radical thin...