
The Indypendent News Hour airs Tuesdays 5–6 p.m. on WBAI-99.5 FM. Check out our archives to listen to past interviews with movement organizers, authors, elected officials and others fighting for justice in New York City and beyond.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 500 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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In this week's Indypendent News Hour, we speak with Dan Kaminsky of Park Slope Food Coop Members for Palestine about the upcoming vote by PSFC members on whether to boycott goods produced in Israel and the Occupied Territories. We also talk to Conrad... more
The Park Slope Food Coop is the largest food coop in the country and one of the oldest. It has had a social mission since its founding in 1973 and has previously backed over 20 consumer boycotts including ones against products from apartheid South Af... more
We get a live report from two New Jersey activists, Paula Rogovan and Terri Seuss, stationed outside Delaney Hall in Newark, the site over the Memorial Day weekend of protests inside the ICE facility by immigrant detainees and outside by their suppor... more
We speak with Conrad Blackburn, a public defender, union organizer and democratic socialist running for Assembly District 70 in Harlem. Blackburn says the Harlem political establishment is out of touch with the needs of the community and is more conc... more
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This show features movement organizers, journalists, and advocacy leaders discussing social justice issues in New York City and beyond. Recent episodes center on campus accountability and protest movements, immigrant rights and mutual aid, and the arts as a vehicle for feminist critique and resistance. A recurring pattern is linking community organizing to policy change—whether through tuition of activism, transit affordability, or tax reform—often weaving in art, culture, and local policy as strategic levers. Noteworthy is the show's willingness to host activists, organizers, and artists to examine power, accountability, and resistance across diverse urban issues, with a strong emphasis on local action and solidarity.
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Recent guests on Indy Audio include:
1. Dan Kaminsky
2. Terri Seuss
3. Conrad Blackburn
4. Paula Rogovan
5. Reneé Feltz
6. Clarissa Alietto
7. Renee Feltz
8. Clarissa Ayianato
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