activism — Podcast Episodes

What Was The Black Panther Party Fighting For?

Producer Ozzy Wilson, a Washington state native, speaks with Aaron Dixon, co-founder of Seattle's Black Panther Party chapter, exploring the pivotal moments in the Black Panther movement & fight for racial justice.

Season 4, Ozzy WilsonUnTextbooked PodcastDecember 21, 2023history, activism, black history, black liberation, black panther party, pacific northwest, seattle, autobiography, memoir, police, mass incarceration, social justice, community organizing

How Does The Legacy of Settler Expansion & Industrialization Destroy Indigenous Livelihood?

Producer Lily Sones talks with Dina Gilio-Whitaker (Colville Confederated Tribes) about how industrialization halted traditional indigenous food ways and how extractive industries cause health effects across today’s indigenous communities.

Season 4, Lily SonesUnTextbooked PodcastDecember 14, 2023history, climate change, environmentalism, environment, environmental justice, activism, indigenous history, standing rock, industrialization, settler expansion

Can protests save lives? How ACT UP helped tame the AIDS crisis.

Jordan Pettiford, Season 2Jeff EmtmanOctober 21, 2021Aids, history, queer liberation, gay liberation, pandemic, covid, jesse helms, act up, epidemic, disease, activism, protest, youth podcast