A Different Lens
The Hampton InstituteA Different Lens is a bimonthly audio podcast produced by the Hampton Institute. It is hosted by the Institute's Politics/Government Department Chair, Devon Bowers. Department chairs are interviewed each month, where articles are discussed more in-depth as well as concepts and theories relating to their specific departments. (www.hamptoninstitution.org)
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 122 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Categories | NewsNews CommentaryPolitics | ||||
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We sit down today with activist and friend of the show Dr. Derek Ford to discuss activism in Indianapolis, the Indianapolis Liberation Center, and their new podcast Naptown People's Radio.
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Indianapolis Liberation Center
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Today we sit down with Executive Editor of Black Agenda Report, Margaret Kimberley to discuss the biggest stories of 2025. We talk everything from Epstein files, to ICE, to Venezuela.
Today we sit down with independent analyst Mark Provost to discuss AI, it's effects on economy in the immediate, the current economic situation, and how AI is being financed and its concerning environmental toll.
Today we sit down with friend of the show Andrew Gavin Marshall and Chesley G to discuss their friendship, how they began the podcast "In This Mad World," and the recent Israeli attack on Qatar and the larger ramifications, both regionally and regard... more
Reviews
- Margaret Kimberly-
An Eloquent Articulate who understands the ills of colonial capitalism-
Love MK POV plus host who provides space-
Good stuff heard in New Hampshire-
Great Podcast-
Apple Podcasts5RFSky
United States5 years ago - Great content
The content and context of the episodes are always good. I’m enjoying the development of the show. Mr. Bower has a wonderful voice that is getting better each episode.
The Dan Welsh episode was hilarious, the humor helps with understanding the weight of the issues.
Apple Podcasts5Freerider1087United States6 years ago - Unbearably bad audio
Are you punking us with this audio? It’s too bad because until I completely lose my ability a few minutes in to concentrate because of the awful production, the guests and content seem really interesting
Apple Podcasts2xofiveUnited States6 years ago - Individuator
This could be a really good podcast considering the scope of the content and the spot on questions being asked by the interviewer. However, the quality of the sound will make it unlistenable to most people and I think it takes a whole lot of patience to get through the TERRIBLE audio quality of this podcast. The interviewer’s voice cuts out when he asks questions and there is noise on his microphone to distract the audience.
We want to listen, but you have to make the conditions comfortable for... more
Apple Podcasts3Stalactite StemUnited States11 years ago
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