CULTURE IN MOTION: Recent Episodes
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Mic and Ryan welcome Captain Lobo of the NW Brown Berets. We discuss the history of The Brown Beret movement. Where they stand in the modern era of ICE deportations, defending their community, and working with other revolutionary groups. Great episode, great person. Check it out.
This week Mic and I talk with long time friend of the show Das Leune about his work on the highly acclaimed film Judas And The Black Messiah. One of our best.
Mic and Ryan sit down with the very talented Portland Emcee and activist Marzz. We discuss the state of affairs on the street and even get her to drop some bars. Great stuff. Check it.
Mike and Ryan sit down with Ogun Ture. Regional Minister/ Captain Of The Black Riders Liberation Party and discuss the history of the Black Panthers in recent years and the current state of the world.
Mic and Ryan discuss police violence with artist and activist and father of a murdered son Joe Bean Keller.
Mic and Ryan speak with activist, writer and gardener Mac Smiff about the Portland Protests.
Mic and Ryan talk with Minneapolis based humanitarian project Our Sisters Keeper. We speak about their efforts to help the 9 year old girl who witnessed the murder of George Floyd write a book about her experience. Real stuff. Tune in.
This week Mike and Ryan interview Portland Oregon Comedians and BLM protestors Rachel Myles, Benjamin Tier and Forrest Woods. We get the scoop on what's really going down downtown.
This week Mic and Ryan interview activist, hip hop emcee and Max Train survivor Micah Fletcher. We discuss the police and the Jeremy Christian verdict.
Mic and Ryan interview Hip Hop emcee and activist Glen Waco about the current state of Dont Shoot and Hip Hop's place as modern protest music.
Mic and Ryan chat with stand up comedian, television writer and all solid guy about the state of entertainment following Corona and the new broad focus on racism in the wake of the George Floyd murder.
We discuss with our good friend Kodak about the current state of the world, art collectives, black skinheads and ACAB
We interview comic and graphic novel author, novelist, movie maker, teacher and activist David Walker about the wake of George Floyd and how we move forward as artists.