
In the spirit of the last stanza of the Black National Anthem, we rise from the past, rooted deeply in the soil of ancestral struggles, to build a home, to claim our space. On Native Land Pod, Angela Rye, Bakari Sellers, and Andrew Gillum guide us through the political landscape, wielding insights and unapologetic analysis, unraveling the threads that connect Black Americans and marginalized commu... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 403 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Why is Seattle’s Liberal White Mayor Targeting Black Officials?
Maurice Mitchell, National Director of the Working Families Party, has a healthy debate with Angela Rye about Seattle’s mayor, Katie Wilson.
Mayor Wilson ran on a progressive agenda ... more
Why are TMZ and others so quick to proclaim the innocence of Nolan Wells’ friends, particularly after they said that they abandoned Nolan on an island??
Our guest, independent journalist and former news anchor Janai Norman, has been covering the ca... more
What Party Gets You Closer to the American Dream?
Michigan’s primary on Tuesday between a progressive, Abdul El-Sayed, and an establishment candidate, Haley Stevens, mirrors battles that have been playing out across the country. Here’s the question... more
Black men are highly visible in American culture, but increasingly absent from the places where long-term economic security is built: college campuses, stable employment, homeownership, and wealth. Why is that happening, and what do we do about it?
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I think it’s great this episode you all were honest and got right to it. We all see social media and it’s so big and vulnerable of you all to provide support and insight. Get well Andrew. <3
The conversations here are wonderful and fleshed out and relevant to the Black community for sure. Lately however Angela’s habit of interrupting, speaking over, or just disregarding the other two’s opinions and thoughts are becoming untenable as a listener. Even small interruptions such as correcting the pronunciation of “Colorado” disrupts the cadence of conversation for no point other than correcting someone for the sake of doing it. It’s seeming more and more like Andrew and Bakari are the on... more
Native land is the crème de la crème of news! The cultural awareness and commitment to community engagement, empowerment, and elevation is just what we need. I love Angela, Bakari, and sorely miss Tiffany but as a rattler for justice I must say Andrew is my favorite.
I’ve been listening to you since day one, and today you’re on fire as always, maybe even a little more. Just want to pause and say how much I appreciate your wisdom. Love you all!
I love the show and hosts, it’s my weekly go-to for information on politics and culture. I do miss Ms Cross, I really enjoyed her perspective on most topics. Lastly, I think there needs to be a feel good segment, with so much negativity going on it would be nice to hear something positive. That being said, I’m definitely a BIG fan.
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This program centers on Black political empowerment, voting rights, redistricting, and grassroots organizing, with deep dives into current events and historical context. Hosts analyze week-to-week political developments, spotlight state-level map battles, and connect them to national policy, always aiming to translate discussion into actionable community strategy. Notable strengths include a clear, multi-voice perspective on civil rights, pragmatic calls to action, and a habit of drawing on historical precedent to frame contemporary struggles. The format often blends sharp analysis with personal narratives, making complex policy accessible while keeping the conversation energetic and passionate for listeners who want to understand how polit... more
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2. Maurice Mitchell
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