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On Meditation
Travis Nettles (Seven)
What was going on now? Peace, well, peace, well, all is well. I hope all is well new for all those out there that’s going through, you know, this transition of normalcy in so many… Full Transcript
Racism: Who’s Your Daddy?
Peter “Pitt” Mukuria
This is Peter Kamal Mukuria, currently here at Red Onion Resort in Pound, VA. So my dear friend of mine, Rebecca, has been passed away. Her and I used to share a lot of articles… Full Transcript
10 Point Program
On Juneteenth
Christopher “Naeem” Trotter
This is Chris Trotter, live from Wabash Valley Correctional Facility inside the belly of the beast. And, um, I feel good today. Uh, we’re celebrating Juneteenth, uh it’s the federal holiday, uh, and it marks… Full Transcript
In Conversation With My Daughter
Izell Robinson
I am Izell Robinson, Minnesota inmate number 210006, an innocent man confined within the quadrilaterals of systemic injustice, fighting to be heard and affect positive change. Now I’d like to dedicate this broadcast in honor… Full Transcript
Whats Lurking In The Hallway?
Stacey Anderson
Okay. My name is Stacy Anderson. My number is 821983. I’ve been incarcerated for 12 years and I was inspired by writing my own poem. I always had a vivid imagination, so I decided to… Full Transcript
In A Heavy Way
Spoon Jackson
In a heavy wayI do not understand this drought in lettersLike a stream in Death ValleyI have been writing a lot of poetryPerhaps they are letters to myselfFor loneliness has touched me in a heavy… Full Transcript
Reflections on Mental Health in Prison
How Did I Sin?
Spoon Jackson
How did I sin? How did I sin? I was not born into sin. I was born out of love. How did I sin? I am not Adam. Not an apple he bit. I’ve never… Full Transcript
Abolition Is Possible
Peter “Pitt” Mukuria
This is comrade Pitt, um, this commentary titled “Abolition is Possible.” So Juneteenth is upon us: the day that the news finally reached the slaves in the Deep South long as the Union had won… Full Transcript
8 Years In The Hole
Derrick Gibson
Hi, my name is Derrick Gibson, a prisoner in the Pennsylvania Department of Corrections. I have been held in the hole, isolated on a restricted release list of indefinite lockdown over eight years now. I… Full Transcript
Blind Consequences
Izell Robinson
I am Izell Robinson, Minnesota inmate number 210006, an innocent man confined within the quadrilaterals of systemic injustice, fighting to be heard and affect positive change. Yet to accomplish success, I need you to listeners… Full Transcript
Scabies and Mold at WHV
Bria Blackmon
Bria 976422. This prison is not in good shape with mold all in the- in the showers. The units are leaking. The- the ceilings are leaking. We don’t have any air conditioning some units. Like… Full Transcript
Grievances at Women’s Huron Valley
Sharon Hinojosa
My name is Sharon Hinijosa, 823708 from Women’s Huron Valley. I’m in unit four and we have big- sick- we have no air and we have big industrial-sized fans, and we don’t even have one… Full Transcript
Conditions at Women’s Huron Valley Correctional Facility
Auroniece Jackson
Okay. My name is Aroniece Jackson. My inmate number is 863752. I’m calling you pertaining to the things that’s going on in the prison. It’s overcrowded. Officers are corrupted. Mold in every unit. It’s unbearable… Full Transcript
Intro to India Porter
India Porter
So my name is India Porter. I’m currently incarcerated at Women’s Huron Valley correctional facility, and I’m in Ypsilanti, Michigan. I have been incarcerated going on 19 years as of August. I was convicted in… Full Transcript
Longer Ago & Change
Spoon Jackson
Longer Ago by Spoon Jackson on Amazon Full Transcript
No Lives Matter Under Capitalism
Christopher “Naeem” Trotter
This is Christopher Trotter, live from inside the belly of the beast in Wabash Valley Correctional Facility, Carlisle, IN. Recently, I had a discussion about black lives matter. I was like: “Wow, it’s a whole… Full Transcript
![Noelle visited Mumia at SCI Mahanoy this past week, check out her update email here [ https://conta.cc/3Uz1nXI ]
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"Rob, 74 years old, went to jail on June 27th, 1977. Today he is free because Rupalee Rashatwar, Esq. and her colleagues at the Abolitionist Law Center fought to bring him home. ALC and Straight Ahead are making plans to bring thousands of others still inside the PA DOC to freedom."
"Mumia is committed to his own freedom. And he is committed to our collective freedom because it is one and the same. Mumia mentions that Rob Jones, was revered in prison, he rolled with Maroon Shoatz... He is part of the movement, and the prison system just did not want to let go."
"Mumia says he can feel the urgency of freedom in the air. That the force of nature and the people is more potent than greed and more powerful than those that are holding him... He will be free, when we are free -- with Love, Not Phear”
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What’s up everybody, it’s Uptown Serg, and these are my thoughts on the Derek Chauvin sentencing. As a human rights activist who came into being while incarcerated, my natural inclination is to approach the fight… Full Transcript