
The political landscape can be confusing, but it doesn't have to be. If you've survived junior high, lived in an urban city or understand gang life, you can understand geopolitics. Join rapper and author Propaganda and his friends as they use their hood-knowledge to break down the political scene.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 332 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureNewsPolitics | |||

Sometimes the people that love you might have some notes on your performance. Those notes might be uncomfortable, but they coming from love. Bay Area rapper LaRussel made a song that references Hitler, Epstein and Trump, which sparked so much backlas... more
Prop, durning an anti-ICE protest, had a great conversation about affordable housing with a lovely woman and it turns out SHE'S RUNNING FOR MAYOR OF LA! Today we talk to Rae Huang about campaign.
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Prop shares a couple of reflections on the No Kings rally, the straight of Hormuz and the passing of a DHS funding bill that will pay TSA employees.
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Friend of the pod and CZM extended universe member Andrew teaches us about NORE... but not that one, the first one. We talk about Manuel Noriega and the history of the US in Panama.
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I’m so grateful for this podcast. Prop’s skill as an educator is apparent when he makes complex topics accessible and engaging. His perspective is refreshing and helps me feel a little less adrift while riding out all these social and political s-storms.
Political issues are vast and vague. It is an intimidating topic to approach. The way prop explains situations and how politics follow the same patterns makes sense of a confusing landscape.
And the underlying history lessons for those of us who haven’t had to pay as much attention, are noted and appreciated
Prop can help you understand why you feel distressed and why you don’t have to be. Come on in.
Skip this an just listen to other shows on the network.
If you took a shot every time Prop fails to relate something to his personal life or when he simply says “know what I’m saying”. You’d die of alcohol poisoning before the first ad break. Garbage show.
Fire Prop or keep him off the other shows.
Dude is the weakest link in the network.
So I worked in politics for a number of years and it its interesting to go up the down slide. Since the idea of using city living to understand politics is the premise, I also get a view into city living through the lens of politics. Love your show.
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Exploring the intersection of urban culture and geopolitics, discussions focus on a wide array of topics, ranging from the implications of political actions on marginalized communities to analyses of social dynamics and cultural influence. The host leverages his experiences and knowledge to dissect complex political issues, making them relatable and understandable for a diverse audience. Unique elements include personal anecdotes that weave together elements of culture, music, and politics, thereby creating a compelling narrative that resonates deeply with listeners.
A particularly noteworthy aspect is the podcast's emphasis on engaging main themes of social justice, identity, and community resilience, providing both educational and though... more
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