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The Revolution Televised

Prince Shakur

THE REVOLUTION TELEVISED (hosted by Prince Shakur) explores Black history, culture, and politics from a radical, queer perspective. Each episode dives into Black radical movements, the rise of online and offline fascism, and how media shapes resistance. Insightful, critical, and unapologetically honest, this podcast breaks down power, activism, and culture for listeners seeking clarity beyond mainstream narratives.

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Episodis

19 episodis

  1. The Hardest Lesson To Learn About The Black Panther Party 22:43
  2. The Baldwin Conversation We're Afraid To Have 24:48
  3. Haitian Immigrants Are Being Forced To Wear Ankle Monitors 34:41
  4. Reacting to Marco Rubio's Ministerial on "Left-Wing Violence" 38:51
  5. Liberalism: The Cop In Your Head That Kills Movements 48:20
  6. How the Black Panther Party Organized a Revolution 1:48:18
  7. I.C.E. Murdered A Father In Texas ... Unpacking I.C.E. Lies 30:19
  8. The Activists Just Sentenced To 450 Years 40:02
  9. I LOVE BOOSTERS: The Best Radical Satire of the Year? 19:39
  10. Why Everyone Should Know About The Praireland Case & Trial 43:47
  11. When Baldwin Tried To Write The Revolution 31:09
  12. Baldwin, Black Men, and The Hard Truth About Masking 32:47
  13. Call Me By Your Name, Grooming & What We Don't Talk About 35:13
  14. The Repression Case of Jack & Stop Cop City 17:12
  15. How To Be A (Better) Organizer 24:29
  16. James Baldwin, Grooming, and What We Don’t Talk About 43:45
  17. Is It Time To (Really) Leave America? 35:44
  18. The World Is On Fire. What Are You Going To Do About It? 33:33
  19. James Baldwin, Nikkii Giovanni and the Erasure of Black Women 26:48