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Black Progressives Podcast

Black Progressives Podcast

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A podcast devoted to providing a progressive, intersectional anti-racist Black platform for current social, political events and news locally, regionally, nationally, and internationally. As well as interviews and conversations with Black, Indigenous & People of Color (BIPOC) authors, musicians, locals, academics and more, we hope to expand the ideas of what it means to be BIPOC in Southern Indiana, America and the world. Our goal is to chart a course through Progressive Black thought. It will also explore BIPOC queer identities and other intersectional identities.

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  • People's Market Transparency Meeting 05-26 -24 -Special Episode

    People's Market Transparency Meeting 05-26 -24 -Special Episode
    May 29 2024

    Special Addition of the Black Progressives Podcast!

    Black Progressives Talk: People's Market Transparency Meeting on 05-26-24

    This session was called in response to a HT article filled with unfounded accusations at the Black leadership of People's Co-op Market. This is the raw audio of the session recorded with Lauren McCalister People's Market co-founder, planning committee member & the LFPA Executive Director for People's Market and Jada Bee People's Market co-founder, vendor and planning committee member.

    They answer questions presubmitted, the accusations from the article & took questions from the audience. They provided accurate numbers and facts about their IDOH grant contract.

    Voices on Audio: Lauren McCalister & Jada Bee, plus various audience members not all are identified.

    Black Progressives Podcast is Hosted by Jada Bee
    Produced by Jada Bee & Martin Law


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    1 h et 56 min
  • Black Progressives Talk: Chasing the Dopamine & How to do Support -Ep 12

    Black Progressives Talk: Chasing the Dopamine & How to do Support -Ep 12
    Jan 31 2022

    Last Ep of Season 1 Recorded in Dec 2021
    NEW SEASON coming Feb 2022

    Lister Discretion Advised: This episode contains triggering material related homophobia, transphobia, queerphobia, misognoir, nazis, slavery, and as usual conversations about Racism and anti-Black behaviors.

    Black Progressives Talk: The Island Boys & Chasing the Dopamine in Music. How to do support for BIPOC and other marginalized people. The "how can I help" problematic support question & does your BIPOC friend have a transactional relationship with you? Equal Vs the removal of systemic barriers. Reparations, School and more.


    With Lauren McCalister and Martin Law.

    Hosted by Jada Bee
    Theme Music by Martin Law
    Produced by Jada Bee & Martin Law

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    2 h et 56 min
  • Black Progressives Talk Cancel Culture, BBQ Beckys & True Support -Ep 11

    Black Progressives Talk Cancel Culture, BBQ Beckys & True Support -Ep 11
    Dec 29 2021

    Lister Discretion Advised: This episode contains triggering material related homophobia, transphobia, queerphobia, misognoir, nazis, slavery, and as usual conversations about Racism and anti-Black behaviors.

    In this episode The Black Progressive talk about Misognoir, Queerphobia, Cancel Culture Really being Accountability Culture, Slavery and the Casual Killing Act, BBQ Becky and the White Women acting a fool caught on video AND finally how to show support and solidarity.

    With Lauren McCalister and Martin Law.

    Hosted by Jada Bee
    Theme Music by Martin Law
    Produced by Jada Bee & Martin Law

    Black Progressive Podcast !

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    1 h et 52 min
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