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The Dugout | a black anarchist podcast

The Dugout
Set It Off
Black Panther Party
Black Anarchism
Capitalism
Assata Shakur
Trump
Kuwasi Balagoon
Accelerationalism
Anarchism
Afropessimism
Palestine
Revolutionary Processes
Law Enforcement Misconduct
Anti-Blackness
Radical Justice
Solidarity Movements
Authoritarianism
United States Presidential Election
Marginalized Communities
Black Feminism

The Dugout is a weekly Black anarchist podcast hosted by Prince Shakur & Jordan. We bring radical, decolonial, and queer takes on politics, movements, and media—covering everything from Black anarchism and Afro-pessimism to uprisings, direct action, and liberation struggles worldwide. Have ideas, reading recs, or want to be a guest? Email us. Consider supporting us on Patreon: www.patreon.... more

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Latest Episodes

What happens when war becomes something you can ‘like’ on Instagram? When war becomes a brand? We live in a world where violence is curated aesthetically in more ways than we can imagine. INSPIRED BY @uncivilized_media - "how israel uses sex to sell... more

In this expansive conversation, writer and creator Prince Shakur traces the evolution of his political, creative, and personal journeys from being a precocious kid entering college early to becoming a sharp, imaginative voice on YouTube and in contem... more

I (Prince) sat down with my co-host, Jordan, to talk about how they came into politics — not as theory first, but through life, loss, and the chaos of 2020.

We talked about what it means to get assigned Marx by a professor, their upbringing and earl... more

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I decided to sit down after hours of research to map out the elite puppets behind Trump's base. Here's what I learned.

Available on Youtube: youtu.be/kbuDui_Y4qg

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Recent Guests

Ashanti Alston
Former member of the Black Panther Party and the Black Liberation Army, influential voice in black anarchist thought.
Episode: ASHANTI ALSTON: An Anarchist Panther | PART 1
Anastasia bat Lilith
Anarchist organizer from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, focusing on Jewish anarchism and community building through zines and mutual aid.
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Episode: Interview With Jewish Anarchist Anastasia bat Lilith
Eric King
Former political prisoner, activist, and author
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Episode: Cages, Courts, & Collectives: Eric King on Building Power
Kyle T. Mays
Scholar of Afro-Indigenous history and culture, and associated professor at UCLA
UCLA
Episode: Kyle T. Mays on Tribal Sovereignty, Reparations, and Revolution
Fawaz Murtaba
A Sudanese anarchist organizer sharing insights on anarchist resistance in Sudan
Episode: INSIDE ANARCHISM IN SUDAN : An Interview with Fawaz [ENGLISH]
Nia Ola
Sex work advocate and educator
Episode: Let the Body Speak: Sex Work, Education & Self-Determination w/ Nia Ola (Part 2)
Nia Òla
Afro pessimist, cultural critic, TikTok commentator, essayist on Substack
Episode: Curiosity as Resistance: Nia Òla’s Political Imagination (Part 1)
Andrew Sage
Creator of radical media and video essays exploring anarchism and solar punk
Andrewism
Episode: The Dugout Interviews Andrew Sage of ANDREWISM
Sylvia Rivera
Co-founder of Street Transvestite Action Revolutionaries, later known as Street Transgender Action Revolutionaries
Episode: When A Moment Sparks A Revolution: Anarchist Calisthenics Through History

Hosts

Prince Shakur
Host of The Dugout, discussing radical, decolonial, and queer perspectives on politics and activism, particularly in the context of Black anarchism.
Jordan Mays
Co-host of The Dugout, known for engaging discussions on Black anarchism, activism, and critiques of state oppression.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 162 ratings
  • Just discovered this and every episode is gold

    The podcast hosts and guests are brilliant, thoughtful, and full of heart. Each episode I have listened to so far has pulled me in and taught me new things about how to move in the world. The show notes are also incredible.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SimoneDraws
    United Statesa month ago
  • informative

    love these episodes

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    jordactyl
    United Statesa year ago
  • Excellent 6 stars

    Prince and Jordan are amazing. Excellent insight and profound reflection on revolutionary thought and liberation!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Landon1717
    United Statesa year ago

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An Interview with Jordan of THE DUGOUT: On Grief, Defiance, and the Long Revolution
Q: What does grief and martyrdom mean to you in the work that you do?
Jordan emphasizes that prioritizing grief facilitates better archiving and memorization, crucial to keeping the history and knowledge alive within liberation movements.
An Interview with Jordan of THE DUGOUT: On Grief, Defiance, and the Long Revolution
Q: What was a young Jordan like?
Jordan describes themselves as a young anti-authoritarian, diagnosed with oppositional defiance disorder, feeling very mad about authority, which affected their mental health and led to significant life events.
Aung Ya Mie: Women's Struggle & Internationalism In The Free Chin Hills W/ AIF's Rachel Ram Len Mawi
Q: Could you talk a little bit about the context that led to the AIF?
The AIF emerged in the context of a long history of revolutionary struggle in Burma, particularly after the military coup in 2021 that sparked the Spring Revolution.
Aung Ya Mie: Women's Struggle & Internationalism In The Free Chin Hills W/ AIF's Rachel Ram Len Mawi
Q: What does being an internationalist mean to you?
Internationalism is viewed as its own position within the AIF and is essential for a new wave of internationalist struggle, focusing on collaborative efforts against oppression across different regions.
The Fire Still Burns: Malcolm X and Our Modern Struggle
Q: What Malcolm X did you meet?
The speakers reflect on their initial encounters with Malcolm X's work, describing how his writings and speeches provided them clarity around issues of race and their identities.

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This podcast explores a wide range of topics centered around Black anarchism, radical political movements, and decolonial thought. The discussions cover themes such as direct action, community organizing, and the intersections of race, queerness, and activism. Listeners can expect thought-provoking conversations that challenge conventional narratives about politics, state oppression, and liberation struggles both historically and in contemporary contexts. Notably, the hosts provide unique perspectives on significant figures and events while advocating for a more inclusive and intersectional approach to activism.

The podcast includes reflections on various social movements, critiques of systemic oppression, and emphasizes the importance of ... more

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1. Ashanti Alston
2. Anastasia bat Lilith
3. Eric King
4. Kyle T. Mays
5. Fawaz Murtaba
6. Nia Ola
7. Nia Òla
8. Andrew Sage

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