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Interrupting Business As UsualEp 66: Why White Feminism Will Never Protect You from ICE, Cops, or the StateIn this episode of Interrupting Business As Usual, Nikki breaks down why white feminism will never protect you from state violence and what you need to build instead. If you're shocked that the same system that brutalized George Floyd is now executing white citizens, you weren't paying attention to the pattern. The system isn't broken. It's working exactly as designed. White feminism was never a threat to power. And when the state escalates its violence, white feminism reaches for optics every single time. Pink hats. Safety pins. Red lipstick. Rebel birds.
2026-03-0128 minInterrupting Business As UsualEp 65: Worse Than the Epstein Files: What Black People Already Know About Sexual Violence, Wealth, and Power in AmericaThe Epstein files have reignited global outrage about sexual abuse, sex trafficking, and the abuse of power by wealthy elites. But what if the Epstein scandal isn't an isolated case and instead reveals a deeper pattern rooted in American history? In this episode, we explore the historical connections between the Epstein scandal, systemic sexual violence, and the legacy of chattel slavery in the United States. We examine how sexual exploitation has long functioned as a tool of wealth accumulation, social control, and political power and why many Black Americans recognize these patterns in ways that challenge dominant...
2026-02-2249 minInterrupting Business As UsualEp 64: White Guilt is Not ReparationsHere's why feelings aren't repair and what accountability actually requires. In this episode of Interrupting Business as Usual, Nikki breaks down a truth many people avoid: white guilt is not reparations. Feeling bad about racism does not redistribute power, repair harm, or return what was taken. This conversation explores the difference between guilt and responsibility, what reparations actually mean in material and structural terms, and why redistribution must be part of ethical leadership and business practice. Nikki challenges listeners to move beyond emotional reactions and into concrete action that supports repair...
2026-02-1535 minInterrupting Business As UsualEp 63: ICE Shootings, Anti-ICE Protests, and How to Organize as White FeministsThis episode is about recognizing patterns. Nikki walks through how white violence becomes visible only when whiteness is at risk, and why white feminists — especially those clinging to liberal ideals of civility and reform — need to stop organizing for safety and start organizing to build collective power to dismantle oppressive systems. This is not a call to crochet resistance. It's a demand for collective accountability. What you'll learn: Why white feminism defaults to safety instead of solidarity How liberalism keeps you sedated and reactive instead of organized and prepared...
2026-02-0844 minInterrupting Business As UsualEp 62: ICE in Minnesota, Alex Pretti, and How to Organize as a White LiberalIt's taken another escalation in state-sanctioned violence for the alarm bells to go off. And now, white liberals are activated again — just like summer 2020. But here's the question: for how long? In this episode, Nikki does what white liberalism won't: gets to the root. This is not a vibe check. It's an admonition to to organize — before the next inevitable tragedy makes its way to your doorstep. What you'll learn: Why liberalism will never be radical and why that's a problem How ICE's recent violence shows us that safety unde...
2026-02-0142 minInterrupting Business As UsualEp 61: Black Businesses are a RevolutionIf your liberation work ignores capital, you're not doing the whole work. This episode isn't another "buy Black" PSA or a feel-good nod to small businesses. This is a wake-up call. Nikki unpacks how money has always been at the center of our oppression and how it fuels white dominance, criminalizes Black existence, and terrorizes Black wealth. Then, she flips the script and tells you exactly how Black businesses are dismantling capitalism in real time. Here's what you'll learn: Why Black capitalism is not the answer—but Bl...
2026-01-2614 minInterrupting Business As UsualEp 60: Interrupting Business as UsualIn this pivotal episode, Nikki Blak names what many liberation spaces avoid: money is the nucleus of every oppressive system we claim to oppose. From anti-Blackness to white dominance, from colonial theft to modern-day funding inequities, the throughline has always been capital, access, and control. This episode marks a clear evolution of Interrupting Everything. After years of naming harm, interrogating ideology, and supporting people into more conscious activism as an artist, independent educator, and as a part of the Interrupt Series, Nikki announce a focused expansion: from Interrupting Everything to Interrupting Business as U...
2026-01-1821 minInterrupting Business As UsualEp 59: Interrupting White Lady Money Advice with Monique MeltonYou deserve more than budget templates and manifestation tips that ignore systemic oppression and attempt to erase your reality. In this deeply candid conversation, Nikki Blak is joined by educator, entrepreneur, and liberatory visionary Monique Melton to dismantle the myth of neutral money advice — and interrupt the violent norms of whitewashed financial culture. This episode explores: Why not taking money advice from white women is a boundary, not a betrayal How capitalism, white supremacy, and patriarchy weaponize money — and what it means to reclaim it as a tool for liberation Th...
2026-01-1141 minInterrupting Business As UsualEp 58: From Ordinary to Revolutionary: The Power of One Voice in the Fight for Liberation"You don't need to be the loudest voice — you just need to speak when it counts." In this episode of Interrupting Everything, we're unpacking the myth that you need a platform, pedigree, or permission slip to make a real difference. Whether you're new to this work or knee-deep in it, this episode is your reminder that one person can change the conversation, change minds, shift the energy in a room, shift the culture, and impact the system — if they're willing to get uncomfortable and remain consistent. You'll learn: Why credentials don't equa...
2026-01-0438 minInterrupting Business As UsualEp 57: Have the Presidential Term You Organized For with Andre HenryIn this deeply reflective and energizing conversation, Nikki Blak and Andre Henry cut through the noise of electoral politics to remind us of a deeper truth: we will always have the presidential term we organized for, not just the one we voted for. Together, they unpack what it means to organize with long-term vision, how to stay grounded when the political landscape is exhausting, and why collective imagination is not just radical—it's necessary. Andre shares his personal organizing experiences, breaking down how hope and discipline must coexist. Nikki invites listeners into a different way of...
2025-12-2853 minInterrupting Business As UsualEp 56: Have the Presidential Term You Organized for with Damon TurnerIf you've been sitting around waiting for liberation to be legislated, this episode is your wake-up call. In this powerful conversation, Nikki Blak sits down with artist, activist, community organizer, and cultural architect Damon Turner to talk about what it really means to build the world we deserve — not through voting alone, but through organizing, culture-making, and community-led imagination. We're naming what's not working, calling out the limits of electoral politics, and re-centering joy, creativity, and collaboration as tools for revolution. This episode is for the artists, the disillusioned organizers, the aspiring co-conspirators, and...
2025-12-211h 03Interrupting Business As UsualEp 55: Have the Presidential Term You Organized For with Shelley BruceWe're almost a full year into this administration, and a lot of you are wondering: Where's the justice we fought for? Where's the liberation we voted for? In this episode, Nikki Blak sits down with Los Angeles based community organizer and artist Shelley Bruce, for real and passionate conversation about what happens when your ballots don't deliver what your people need. They talk about how to keep showing up, what to do when the policies don't match the campaign promises, and why the work of liberation cannot be outsourced to politicians — no matter how progressive th...
2025-12-1456 minInterrupting Business As UsualEp 54: The Work Is Working: 10 Liberatory Lessons from 10K DownloadsThis isn't just a celebration of 10,000 downloads. It's a lesson in what it means to stay rooted in purpose, show up consistently, and make the work non-negotiable. In this episode, Nikki Blak reflects on 10 liberatory lessons that came from launching Interrupting Everything in January — lessons about purpose, imperfection, boundaries, and building a body of work that aligns with your values. Whether you're a long-time listener or just found the podcast, this episode is an offering: a roadmap for staying in the work, not just dreaming of or starting it. In this episode, you'll he...
2025-12-0742 minInterrupting Business As UsualEp 53: How to Help Friends and Family Survive State Sanctioned ViolenceState sanctioned violence is not theoretical. It's not just a headline. It's not just happening somewhere else. State sanctioned violence is happening to our people — to your people — and too many of us don't know what to do about it. In this episode, we interrupt the silence. We talk about what real support looks like when someone in your life is targeted by police, ICE, the courts, surveillance, or carceral systems. Because thoughts and prayers are not enough and if that's all you've got, it's time to do better. Nikki walk...
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Native America CallingThursday, November 27, 2025 – Australia provides a promising model treaty for Indigenous recognition and self-determinationThe Aboriginal people of Australia have cemented a historic agreement with the state of Victoria that could provide a blueprint for recognizing Indigenous peoples and incorporating their voices and cultures into the political process going forward. The treaty is a first for Australia and comes after years of research, negotiation, and a failed political referendum in 2023. Among other things, those crafting the treaty look to avoid the pitfalls of federal treaties with Native Americans and First Nations peoples of Canada. In this encore show, we’ll hear from those who worked to make the treaty happen and what about th...
2025-11-2756 minNative America CallingThursday, November 27, 2025 – Australia provides a promising model treaty for Indigenous recognition and self-determinationThe Aboriginal people of Australia have cemented a historic agreement with the state of Victoria that could provide a blueprint for recognizing Indigenous peoples and incorporating their voices and cultures into the political process going forward. The treaty is a first for Australia and comes after years of research, negotiation, and a failed political referendum in 2023. Among other things, those crafting the treaty look to avoid the pitfalls of federal treaties with Native Americans and First Nations peoples of Canada. In this encore show, we’ll hear from those who worked to make the treaty happen and what about th...
2025-11-2756 minInterrupting Business As UsualEp 52: Teach People How to Treat You by Setting BoundariesYou don't have to wait for people to "get it." In this episode, Nikki breaks down how boundaries are not just protection. They're instruction and a relationship building tool. You'll learn how to set clear, loving limits that interrupt and correct the conditioning that says you owe everyone access to your time, energy, labor, or care. Whether you're navigating burnout, people-pleasing, or generational patterns of self-abandonment, this episode will help you build relationships rooted in mutual respect and finally stop teaching people that you'll tolerate less than you deserve. Special thanks...
2025-11-2331 minInterrupting Business As UsualEp 51: Holiday Survival Guide: How to Lead Anti-Racist Conversations at the Dinner Table with FamilyYou've been avoiding your cousin's problematic Facebook rants all year and now you're sitting next to them at the dinner table. This episode is your go-to survival guide for holiday gatherings where silence feels safer but you refuse to turn down the volume on your values. Nikki shares her signature Confident Conversations framework (1-2-3, A-B-C) to help you lead anti-racist dialogue with family, co-workers, neighbors, and anyone you find yourself in close quarters with this season, even when the stakes feel personal. We'll talk about how to hold your ground, set intentions...
2025-11-1624 minInterrupting Business As UsualEp 50: Rituals for the Revolution: Healing, Justice, and Spirituality with Jade T. PerryIn this episode, Nikki Blak is in conversation with Jade T. Perry — a spiritual practitioner, mystic, and founder of The Mystic Soul Project — about what it really means to tend to Black wellness at the root. This isn't about high-vibe affirmations or aesthetic altars. It's about building real spiritual technologies for people on the margins. We talk about: How to make spiritual practice more accessible to Black folks living with chronic illness, trauma, and the everyday violence of white supremacy Why mysticism and justice work must be integrated What Jade mea...
2025-11-091h 08Native America CallingThursday, November 6, 2025 – Australia provides a promising model treaty for Indigenous recognition and self-determinationThe Aboriginal people of Australia are on the precipice of cementing a historic agreement with the state of Victoria, one that could provide a blueprint for recognizing Indigenous peoples and incorporating their voices and cultures into the political process going forward. The treaty is a first for Australia and comes after years of research, negotiation, and a failed political referendum in 2023. Among other things, those crafting the treaty look to avoid the pitfalls of federal treaties with Native Americans and First Nations peoples of Canada. We’ll hear from those who worked to make the treaty happen and what ab...
2025-11-0656 minNative America CallingThursday, November 6, 2025 – Australia provides a promising model treaty for Indigenous recognition and self-determinationThe Aboriginal people of Australia are on the precipice of cementing a historic agreement with the state of Victoria, one that could provide a blueprint for recognizing Indigenous peoples and incorporating their voices and cultures into the political process going forward. The treaty is a first for Australia and comes after years of research, negotiation, and a failed political referendum in 2023. Among other things, those crafting the treaty look to avoid the pitfalls of federal treaties with Native Americans and First Nations peoples of Canada. We’ll hear from those who worked to make the treaty happen and what ab...
2025-11-0656 minInterrupting Business As UsualEp 49: Black Mysticism Is Ancestral Technology: Decolonizing Tarot with Sanyu EstelleBlack mysticism is ancestral technology. In this episode of Interrupting Everything, Nikki Blak is joined by Sanyu Estelle, an Claircognizant Soothsayer and Spiritual Strategist whose work blends personal truth, ancestral memory, and rigorous intuition. Together, they talk about what it means to live a mystic life rooted in integrity, responsibility, and radical self-honesty. They unpack: How spirituality gets co-opted and watered down by capitalism and how that shows up in white-led spiritual spaces The difference between convenience-based mysticism and committed spiritual lineage work Why Sanyu doesn't believe i...
2025-11-021h 15Interrupting Business As UsualEp 48: Decolonizing Prayer: Reclaiming God as a Liberation Praxis with Bossy BrujaWhat happens when Black women reclaim the divine from white supremacy and return prayer to its rightful place—as a tool of remembrance, resistance, and radical liberation? In this sacred and searing conversation, Nikki Blak and Bossy Bruja explore what it means to decolonize prayer and reclaim God to expand spirituality beyond the image of the old white male deity. Together, they dismantle the colonized theology that taught Black women to worship their oppressor and reveal how prayer, when practiced through a womanist, African-centered lens—becomes a living praxis of liberation. They discuss:...
2025-10-261h 17Interrupting Business As UsualEp 47: We've Lost the Plot: Why Anti-Racism Still Requires Naming WhitenessIn this episode, Nikki Blak calls out the rising trend of "race-neutral" activism that refuses to name whiteness, and exposes why that confusion is not accidental. From the misuse of "moral courage" to the collective amnesia about what racism actually is, we unpack how whiteness hides behind language of unity, neutrality, and "humanity." If you've ever found yourself wondering how so many "liberation spaces" still end up centering white comfort, this episode will make it plain. It's time to stop confusing individual courage with systemic change and remember that anti-racism — and collective liberation — still...
2025-10-1934 minInterrupting Business As UsualEp 46: The Real Definition of Racism (And Why Most People Still Get It Wrong)In the final part of this foundational 2-part series, Nikki Blak dismantles the confusion surrounding what racism actually is and replaces it with a definition that's clear, powerful, and impossible to ignore. Missed Part 1? Go listen to Episode 45: "How Racism Created Race." It lays the historical foundation for this conversation. Nikki explains why racism is not about intentions, slurs, or "being nice." Unless we're naming what it actually is, we're wasting everyone's time. In this episode, Nikki breaks down: Why state-sanctioned and extra-legal violence are both central to how racism works
2025-10-1243 minInterrupting Business As UsualEp 45: How Racism Created Race: The History, the Lie, and the Real Definition You Were Never TaughtIn this episode, Nikki Blak takes listeners back to the basics — but with a clarity and depth that most "anti-racism" conversations never reach. Despite 5 of protests, DEI trainings, and bookshelf makeovers since the racial reckoning of 2020, too many people still don't understand what racism actually is. That's not an accident. It's by design. This isn't a surface-level chat about being "nice" or having "bias." It's a masterclass on race as a political project and racism as its operating system. And before we can move forward in any liberatory work, we've got to get the definition rig...
2025-10-0536 minInterrupting Business As UsualEp 44: 5 Lessons from 5 Years of Freedom After Corporate LifeIn this episode, Nikki celebrates the 5-year anniversary of leaving her "mission-driven" 9–5 to become a full-time entrepreneur. What started as a leap of faith turned into a deep dive into self-liberation, sustainable business, and what it really means to build work around justice, in action, not just a mission statement. Nikki shares five hard-won lessons from her journey—lessons about unlearning grind culture, untangling self-worth from productivity, and building business practices that reflect her values as a Black woman committed to collective liberation. This episode is for anyone dreaming of more freedom, but especially for thos...
2025-09-2847 minInterrupting Business As UsualEp 43: How I Walked Away from My 9-5 Toward LiberationIn September 2020, at the height of a global pandemic and racial uprisings, Interrupting Everything host, Nikki Blak made the decision to walk away from her corporate 9-5 job. On paper, it was the "responsible" path — salary, benefits, unlimited PTO — but safety under capitalism is a scam. What she wanted was something no company could offer: full access to her own time, labor, and freedom. This episode shares the story behind that pivotal moment: what it took to leave, why 2020 made the choice even more urgent, and how reclaiming her labor opened the door to j...
2025-09-2129 minInterrupting Business As UsualEp 42: Collective Liberation Takes More Than LearningYou've read the books. Listened to the podcasts — maybe even this one — week after week. But if you're still afraid to speak up… Still stuck in white guilt… Still playing it safe… Then we need to talk. Because collective liberation doesn't live on your bookshelf. It doesn't come from good intentions. It comes from action. From risk. From being seen and held and challenged in community. In this last call for Interrupting White Womanhood, we're interrupting the belief that thinking about the work is the work and inviting you to step out...
2025-09-1724 minInterrupting Business As UsualEp 41: Interrupting the Myth of the Perfect Moment"Now's not the right time." How many times have you said that to yourself about joining Interrupting White Womanhood, taking a leap, and showing up more boldly in the work? In this episode, we're confronting the myth of the perfect moment. The illusion that if life were just a little calmer, a little more stable, a little more together, then you'd finally be ready to step in. The truth is that moment doesn't exist. And waiting for it allows you to stay stuck. This is the final round of I...
2025-09-1722 minInterrupting Business As UsualEp 40: Watching Isn't Working: Why Now is the Best Time to Join IWWYou've been reading the emails, liking the posts, listening to the podcast. You're informed. You're thoughtful. You care deeply. But you still haven't applied to Interrupting White Womanhood. So what's stopping you? In this newest episode of Interrupting Everything, I'm calling in the quiet pattern of lurking instead of leading and convincing yourself that watching from the sidelines is doing the work. Spoiler: it's not. If you've been hovering in this ecosystem for months (or years!) but haven't stepped into the container, this one's for yo...
2025-09-1716 minInterrupting Business As UsualEp 39: It's a Shift, Not a Splurge: The Value of Investing in Interrupting White WomanhoodIn this episode, Nikki Blak names the financial hesitation many folks feel when it comes to joining a program like Interrupting White Womanhood. If you've ever said, "I can't afford it," this conversation is for you. We'll unpack: Why most of us have internalized scarcity and shame around investing in ourselves How systems of white dominance, capitalism, and patriarchy shape our spending habits The real reason your Sephora cart gets the green light — and your liberation work doesn't What becomes possible when your values and your money act...
2025-09-1620 minInterrupting Business As UsualEp 38: How to Reclaim Your Time with Interrupting White WomanhoodIf you've been spinning the block on Interrupting White Womanhood and telling yourself "maybe later," this episode is your invitation to interrupt that pattern and get real about what's possible when you reclaim just 60 minutes a week for transformation. You'll learn: Why "not having time" is often a trauma-induced response — but not the end of the story How Interrupting White Womanhood was built to increase capacity, not drain it Why this final round of the program matters more than ever What's inside the 4-month mentorship (and why it's nothing li...
2025-09-1619 minInterrupting Business As UsualEp 37: The Work Can't Wait — Why Now Is the Time to Interrupt OppressionWaiting isn't neutral, it's a decision. In this newest episode of Interrupting Everything, Nikki calsl out the ways fear, guilt, perfectionism, and white feminist socialization keep you stuck in cycles of delay, preserving the very systems you claim to oppose. From "bookmarking resources" to "waiting for permission," she shows you how postponing action costs the collective clarity, power, relationships, and even the world we hope to transform. This episode drives home the urgency of acting now, not later. You'll learn how to interrupt your own holding patterns, move from performance to...
2025-09-1426 minInterrupting Business As UsualEp 36: The Audacity to Interrupt - Why That's Your First Step Toward LiberationIn this episode of "Interrupt Everything," Nikki breaks down the concept of "interrupting" as a crucial step towards liberation. Listen to explore the 4 zones of interrupting and get an introduction to the action framework which, a teaching tool Nikki developed especially for the Interrupt Series. Apply to join the final round of Interrupting White Womanhood, the 4-month mentorship and community for folks racialized as white and socialized as women. You'll be supported to develop the clarity, courage, and community to break up with white feminism and show up in solidarity without consuming more...
2025-09-0756 minInterrupting Business As UsualEp 35: White Feminism Runs on FearIn this episode of "Interrupting Everything," Nikki Blak explores the concept of safety and fear within the framework of white feminism. She argues that fear, often weaponized by white feminism, immobilizes folks and keeps them complicit in oppressive systems. Nikki discusses how white feminism uses fear as a guiding principle, encouraging silence and complicity rather than action and calls for a shift from performing politics to practicing them, urging listeners to let go of the "good white woman" identity and take liberatory risks. The episode concludes with a call to action to register...
2025-08-3145 minInterrupting Business As UsualEp 34: Breaking Up with White Feminism for Good – Not to be GoodIn this week's episode of "Interrupting Everything," host Nikki Blak challenges white women to rethink their approach to feminism and anti-racism work. Are you clinging to the idea of being 'good' in a violently oppressive system? Nikki explores deep-seated issues within white feminism and offers a compelling argument for why chasing goodness can actually slow down your work and prevent you from taking action. Through insightful commentary and practical advice, you'll be encouraged to align your actions with your values, embrace discomfort, and become co-conspirators in the fight against oppression. Tune...
2025-08-2429 minInterrupting Business As UsualEp 33: What White Feminism Never Taught You (But You Desperately Need to Know)In this eye-opening episode of "Interrupting Everything," host Nikki Blak highlights the often overlooked shortcomings of white feminism. Discover how mainstream feminism has provided busy work for white women rather than a socio-political framework for true liberation, and learn what it takes to genuinely interrupt systems of oppression. Nikki, an artist, sociologist, and radical womanist, shares personal anecdotes and insights into the intersections of anti-oppression and real-life challenges, including a hilarious story highlighting the protective nature of white institutions. Join her as she explores the need for a practice, not just a performance, a...
2025-08-1722 minInterrupting Business As UsualEp 32: From Book Club to Breakthrough: How to Stop Listening and Learning and Start Taking Action for Collective LiberationIn this week's episode of "Interrupting Everything," host Nikki Blak challenges well-meaning white feminists to move beyond the comfort of book clubs and into the realm of actionable activism. Nikki shares insights on the pitfalls of overconsumption and the importance of practice over perfection. She invites listeners to confront the immobilizing effects of white feminism and to embrace a sociopolitical ethic that prioritizes community, confrontation, and co-conspiracy. With a focus on redistributing power and building relationships rooted in trust and reciprocity, Nikki offers a pathway to collective liberation. Tune in to...
2025-08-1033 minInterrupting Business As UsualEp 31: Why You Still Feel Stuck Even After Doing the WorkIn this episode of "Interrupting Everything," Nikki Blak breaks down the limitations of mainstream, white feminism and its impact on personal and collective liberation. She explores the societal programming that keeps progressive and liberal women and femmes stuck and offers insights into unlearning socialization and rewiring responses for clarity, courage, and community. Join Nikki as she shares strategies to interrupt the script and build a liberatory feminist ethic that can be lived in practice. If you're feeling stuck this episode is your invitation to break cycles, break up with white feminism, and live...
2025-08-0330 minInterrupting Business As UsualEp 30: White Women Can't Be Centered in Solidarity: Why Main Character Energy Is Killing Your ActivismThis week, we're talking directly to liberal, feminist, white women. Host Nikki Blak challenges listeners to confront the uncomfortable truths about white womanhood in activism. Dive deep into the intersections of anti-oppression and real-life experiences as Nikki unpacks the performative nature of white feminism and offers actionable steps to become a genuine co-conspirator in the fight for collective liberation. With insights from radical thinkers like James Baldwin and Audrey Lorde, this episode is a necessary interruption for those ready to move beyond guilt and into liberatory action. Whether you're questioning your...
2025-07-2737 minInterrupting Business As UsualEp 29: Calm in Chaos: Why You Crash Out in a Crisis and How to StopIn this episode of Interrupting Everything we talk about crashing out. Nikki defines the term, shares personal stories and insights on how to break the cycle of rehearsed urgency, explains the physiological gears that turn when you lose control, and gives you tools that will help to quit crashing out when a crisis strikes. With so many bad actors in so many different directions it's easy to get overwhelmed but Nikki will support you in finding balance and returning to yourself. This is a must-listen episode for anyone with a deep desire to...
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Tuesday BreakfastBeyond the Bars 2025, Save the Forests of Mount Coramba, Going Beyond Gas, Forest Regeneration in the Strzelecki Ranges, Art Transcending BordersHEADLINES // 7:15 AM// An excerpt from yesterday's Beyond the Bars broadcast from Dame Phyllis Frost Centre. As part of NAIDOC week 2025, First Nations presenters from 3CR are speaking to women and men inside Victoria's prisons. In this particular excerpt, we hear from some women who shed light on the rolling lockdowns that they are subjected to, where they are confined to their cells and miss out on appointments, phone calls, time outside, and the chance to connect with each other. Today's broadcast will be from Barwon Prison in Lara near Geelong, 11am-2pm. There will be a rally at 12pm next Wedne...
2025-07-1400 minInterrupting Business As UsualEp 28: You're Not Burned Out, You're BoredIn true "Interrupting Everything" fashion, this week Nikki dives into the discourse surrounding burnout in activism, particularly within progressive circles. She challenges the notion that many allies are experiencing burnout and urges all of us to examine whether we are truly depleted or simply disconnected. She critiques the lack of sustained effort and accountability among some activists, offers 4 strategies for reconnecting with activism, and encourages you to prioritize activism as the most important work you can do. With practical advice and a passionate call to action, this episode is a wake-up call for those feeling h...
2025-07-1344 minInterrupting Business As UsualEp 27: What We Get Wrong About CommunityIn this thought-provoking episode of "Interrupting Everything," Nikki explores the complex and often misunderstood concept of community. With insights from sociology, community organizing, and personal experience, Nikki challenges the popular notions about what community is, what it isn't, unpacks the politics of preference and offers actionable steps to redefine your understanding of community, moving towards collective liberation. Tune in to explore how our preferences are shaped by societal biases and learn what true community requires of each of us. Whether you're a seasoned activist or new to the conversation, this episode is a...
2025-07-0641 minInterrupting Business As UsualEp 26: Interrupting Individualism and Isolation with Def SoundIn this episode of Interrupting Everything, Nikki sits down with her good friend, artist, educator, and poet Def Sound to talk about interrupting isolation and individualism. It all starts with us and how we interrupt the settler colonial culture of isolation. Listen to hear about: The importance of community, relationships, and collective action in combating isolation and individualism. The benefits of organizing a general strike around key demands like universal healthcare, affordable housing, and creative control over personal taxes. The need to reclaim and exercise the power of the imagination in order to envision a...
2025-06-2948 minInterrupting Business As UsualEp 25: Why We Must be Radical to Be on the Right Side of HistoryModeration may feel safe, but it keeps systemic and social injustice on life support. In this blazing solo riff, Nikki argues that to land on the right side of history you must be willing to go all the way to the root of injustice — because oppression itself is already extreme. She dismantles the myth of "reasonable reforms," reminds you how Dr. King called out the white moderate who "agrees with your goals but not your methods," and reclaims the term radical with the help of Angela Davis's brilliant definition. Listen in to discover:...
2025-06-2234 minInterrupting Business As UsualEp 24: From Panic to Protocol: Real-Time Responses to ICE Raids in Your CommunityICE raids aren't random news items—they're state-sanctioned acts of racialized violence that can hit your block without warning. It's well past time to prepare. In this episode, Nikki helps you cut through the panic, guiding you from "What do I do?" to automatic solidarity in under 30 minutes. You'll learn: Why it's critical for us to prepare ahead of time. The issue with "causes" and how collective liberation is a lifestyle choice. A three-step rapid-response protocol when a raid unfolds in real time. How steady community ties crea...
2025-06-1534 minInterrupting Business As UsualEp 23: Manifestation and Money: Tools for Collective LiberationIn this episode of Interrupting Everything, Nikki goes deeper into the concept of manifestation, with a particular focus on its role in collective liberation. Nikki stresses the importance of manifestation as a tool for historically marginalized and oppressed communities, particularly Black women, to rewrite freedom-obstructing beliefs and challenge systemic oppression. She critiques the predominance of privileged folks in the manifestation space and calls for more revolutionary voices from historically marginalized and oppressed communities. Nikki discusses the need for a decolonized money mindset, encouraging radical wealth redistribution and ethical investment to finance social transformation. ...
2025-06-0850 minInterrupting Business As UsualEp 22: Manifestation: From Personal Growth to Collective LiberationIn this week's episode, Nikki talks about one of her favorite topics -- manifestation. Manifestation isn't "woo-woo." It's actually very Black. And it has world-changing potential. In this episode, Nikki confronts the prevailing dominance of whiteness in the realm of imagination, unveiling how manifestation can be a powerful force for collective liberation and social justice. Join her as she reveals the science, unpacks the ethical concerns and explains manifestation's essential role in dismantling oppressive structures and fostering community-driven transformation. Whether you're a seasoned activist or just discovering manifestation, this ep...
2025-06-011h 07Interrupting Business As UsualEp 21: How to Actually Help with Lily TsuiIn this week's episode, Nikki talks with ADHD coach Lily Tsui about how to actually help people. Most of us like to think of ourselves as "helpers." But is your "help" actually causing harm? Lily and I deep dive into how helping -- especially in the ways we've been taught to -- is not always good. This is a much needed discussion that centers around the concept of helping and gift-giving, challenging traditional notions and exploring the inefficiencies and power dynamics involved. Nikki and Lily challenge the societal expectations...
2025-05-251h 08Interrupting Business As UsualEp 20: Why Activism Feels HardIn this insightful episode of Interrupting Everything Nikki breaks down the often-overlooked connection between activism and the nervous system. Discover why activism can feel daunting and draining, and learn practical strategies to regulate your nervous system for sustainable engagement. Nikki shares insights on how social risks are perceived as life-threatening by our bodies, and offer 3 transformative regulation moves to help you sooth your nervous system so you can feel safe to harness the healing power of ungovernability. Whether you're a seasoned activist or just beginning your journey, this episode provides valuable tools to...
2025-05-1836 minInterrupting Business As UsualEp 19: Black Folks Weren't Born to Fight: Interrupting the Myth of Inherent ActivismIn this episode of Interrupting Everything Nikki reintroduces herself as an artist, driven to anti-racism and anti-oppression work by a desire to shape the world that shapes her art. She teaches how to weave activism into art and everyday life and how the two are inextricably linked. In this episode you'll learn: How the burden placed on Black people to end racial injustice is a byproduct of the comodification of Black bodies and the consumption of Blackness. Various areas in everyone's lives where the skill of activism can be applied Your role in activism...
2025-05-1259 minInterrupting Business As UsualEp 18: How to THRIVE without DEIThis week's episode is teaching you to THRIVE without formal DEI programs. Tune in today to be among the first to learn the THRIVE method, a new framework created just for this episode. You'll also learn: How to prevent burnout in activism. The one surprising missing ingredient in our social justice movements that stalls our progress before we even start. 10 ways to impliment THRIVE, starting today. Grab your pen and notebook and come prepared to take all the notes because this episode is a goldmine. Special thanks to Def Sound for p...
2025-05-051h 16Interrupting Business As UsualEp 17: No DEI No Problem: Effective Allyship Without Formal Institutional SupportIn this episode of Interrupting Everything we talk about how DEI looks without "official" support. There is growing confusion about advocating for equity in professional spaces without internal support. Nikki lets you know how practices that help build and support out of the workplace also work WITHIN the workplace. Our over-reliance on formal curation of DEI was never the way. The path towards liberation rests with how we build community wherever we are standing. Tune in, let's learn together! Special thanks to Def Sound for providing the theme for...
2025-04-281h 01Interrupting Business As UsualEp 16: The 10 Skills You Need to Keep Doing the Work of Anti-Racism in the Post DEI EraWe're back with another episode of Interrupting Everything! Today we talk about "work". Yes THE "work". I name the 10 tools you need to continue your anti-racism and social justice work in post-DEI United States. DEI was never the end goal, just the starting point of a larger plan for our liberation. The United States has turned away from DEI in a foolish attempt to harm Black people. But that does not mean our work stops. Tune in, let's learn together! Special thanks to...
2025-04-1952 minInterrupting Business As UsualEp 15: In Your Activist Era: 6 Archetypes to Embody for Collective Liberation In this episode of Interrupting Everything we talk activism! We'll be taking a deep dive into the mindset required to finally realize our dream of liberation. You'll learn how the pursuit of equity is a daily activity, not isolated acts of "charity". Nikki also teaches about unique activism archetypes and how they look in practice. If you feel called out it's only because we believe in your ability to contribute to a liberated future! In This Episode You'll Learn: Why activism isn't just for "heroes" or "chosen few" How racism...
2025-04-131h 12Interrupting Business As UsualEp 14: Interrupting Suffering and Claiming Joy as Your Birthright with Thea MonyeéIn this thought-provoking episode of Interrupting Everything, host Nikki sits down with Thea Monyeé, a renowned artist, mama, and Eco-Womanist, to explore the transformative power of joy-centered living. Amidst the chaos and challenges of modern life, Thea Monyeé shares her insights on how to harness the healing power of ungovernability, mind your own business, and create a life filled with true liberation and creativity. From navigating the aftermath of personal and collective crises to understanding the deep connection between joy and grief, this episode offers practical tools and profound wisdom for anyone ready to step into...
2025-04-061h 28Interrupting Business As UsualEp 13: Interrupting Despair Pt. 2In this engaging episode of "Interrupting Everything," Nikki explores the important issue of despair among activists and provides practical strategies for overcoming it. Tune in to discover how to combat feelings of despair, regain a sense of possibility, and develop resilience for sustained activism. You'll learn: The impact of despair How to recognize your place in activism How to sustain your activism 6 practical things you can do today to quit feeling despair and start feeling more hopeful Don't miss this essential guide to maintaining your well-being and strengthening collective efforts in t...
2025-03-3036 minInterrupting Business As UsualEp 12: Interrupting Despair Pt. 1In this episode, we're addressing the pervasive epidemic of despair and closely examining the emotional and psychological toll of ongoing social injustices and the challenges activists face. We conduct a thorough "despair check," identifying various emotional, physical, and social symptoms associated with despair. You'll learn about: The transition from a hopeful period, marked by events like Obama's presidency and the activism surge in 2020, to the current widespread despair. The common thoughts and feelings associated with despair beleifs that contribute to despair and the importance of recognizing and addressing them. T...
2025-03-2339 minInterrupting Business As UsualEp 11: Milestone Magic: Celebrating 1,000 DownloadsIn this special celebratory episode of The Interrupting Everything podcast, we mark a significant milestone—surpassing 1,000 downloads in just 7 weeks! Join us as we reflect on this incredible journey, discuss how to create resilience, and uncover the importance of celebrating every step along the way. Nikki reflects on a journey through uncertainty, a heartbreaking loss, and academic pressures, and shares insights on shortening the distance between you and the future you want to live in, and practical tips for achieving your goals faster and with more ease. Whether you're a long-time listener or ne...
2025-03-1638 minInterrupting Business As UsualEp 10: How to Care for Yourself in a CrisisIn this episode, Nikki gives you a detailed, step-by-step plan to equip you to care for yourself in a crisis. She breaks down the importance of self-care, underscoring the need to address mental, emotional, and spiritual health and outlines several strategies for self-preservation with an emphasis on community care. Tune in to learn: The one thing you're skipping over that keeps you from making progress. A powerful tool to express and manage emotions. How to protect your energy and avoid unnecessary stress One simple all-purpose practice you can start t...
2025-03-0933 minInterrupting Business As UsualEp. 9: Interrupting Relying on the Labor of Black WomenJust in time for Women's History month, this is the episode to get you together. In this episode, Nikki breaks down the critical need to interrupt your dependence on the labor of Black women, a phenomenon that became particularly evident after the 2024 election. This episode explores the historical and systemic reliance on Black women's labor and the ways in which Black women have been instrumental in guiding and liberating others, often without adequate recognition or compensation. Listen to learn the 2 most important questions that will help you take accountability for the efforts you c...
2025-03-0250 minInterrupting Business As UsualEp. 8: Interrupting Consumerism with Aja BarberThis week, we're interrupting consumerism with none other than Aja Barber. Aja Barber is a writer and author of the book Consumed The Need for Collective Change: Colonialism, Climate Change, and Consumerism. She's also a stylist and consultant whose work deals with the intersections of sustainability and the fashion landscape. Her work builds heavily on ideas behind privilege, wealth inequality, racism, feminism, colonialism and how to fix the fashion industry with all these things in mind. In Interrupting Everything Ep: 8 Interrupting Consumerism with Aja Barber, we engage in a passionate discussion about the...
2025-02-231h 15Interrupting Business As UsualEp 7: Interrupting Anti-Blackness with Joquina M. ReedIn this rousing episode, Nikki sits down with Joquina M. Reed, an educator, renowned consultant, advocate, and creator of Divesting from Anti-Blackness, to explore the intricate layers of anti-Blackness and its pervasive impact on society. Joquina shares personal anecdotes, historical insights, and actionable strategies for divesting from whiteness and decoupling from anti-blackness. From the origins of her nickname to the profound responsibilities of being an educator and healer, Joquina's narrative is both enlightening and empowering. Join us as we examine the nuances of racism, the importance of reparations, and the critical need for Black libera...
2025-02-161h 19Interrupting Business As UsualEp 6: Interrupting Shame and Reclaiming Self-Sovereignty with EbonyJaniceIn this compelling episode, we sit down with EbonyJanice, a free woman on a love journey and founder of the Free People Project and Emma's Legacy Foundation. EbonyJanice shares a little about her journey of becoming a first-generation interrupter, breaking free from societal norms, religious constraints, and patriarchal ideologies to embrace her true self. Through candid exchanges with Nikki about her personal struggles, radical self-sovereignty, and the importance of intentional community, EbonyJanice offers profound insights and practical tools for anyone in pursuit of a liberated life. Listen to this episode to explore the power of cho...
2025-02-091h 03
Hope & Hard PillsNikki Blak Talks Interrupting RacismNikki Blak is a writer, sociologist, and womanist, whose art interrogates social constructs and affirms Blackness. Her thought leadership and radical education work centers marginalized and oppressed populations in the United States.She holds a B.A. in Sociology and a Master of Arts in Social Justice and Community Organizing. She uses her extensive education in combination with her lived experience and ancestral knowledge to interrogate anti-Black ideologies and challenge patriarchal cultural norms. Her incendiary art provides unrelenting socio-political critique and activates liberatory praxis to dismantle systems of oppression.In This Episode:You can...
2025-02-0337 minInterrupting Business As UsualEp 5: How to Reignite Your ResolutionIf you've ever struggled with keeping your resolutions or felt stuck in a cycle of unfulfilled promises, this is the episode for you. This week, we explore 5 powerful strategies to help you prioritize your goals, break them down into manageable steps, and develop the discipline needed to see them through. Learn how to anticipate obstacles, cultivate a freedom-facilitating mindset, and leverage community support to stay on track. Tune in and transform your approach to goal-setting to create success you can sustain. Thank you Def Sound for providing the theme for Interrupting Everything.
2025-02-0222 minInterrupting Business As UsualEp. 4: Interrupting Quitter's DayIn this episode of Interrupting Everything, host Nikki does a deep dive into New Year's resolutions and why so many of us struggle to keep them. With fascinating insights and data, Nikki explores the emotional journey of goal setting, the common pitfalls that lead to failure, and the specific dates when most people give up. She offers practical advice on how to turn vague resolutions into actionable, skill-oriented goals and emphasizes the importance of creating a revolution in your life instead of focusing on resolutions. Whether you're looking to live healthier, save more money, or si...
2025-01-2528 minInterrupting Business As UsualEp 3: Interrupting the Annual White Washing of MLKIn this episode of Interrupting Everything, we explore the true legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., highlighting the radical and profound work that is often sanitized and misappropriated. Nikki Blak passionately addresses the importance of resisting the anti-Black urge to flatten Dr. King's legacy into feel-good soundbites and, instead, embrace his entire message of systemic change, economic justice, and anti-militarism. Find out how and why Dr. King's words are frequently misused to dismiss modern-day activism, learn how to recognize if you're guilty of mishandling his legacy, identify actionable steps to honor his true vision and lear...
2025-01-1954 minInterrupting Business As UsualEp. 2: Your Ungovernable Year: A 6-Step Guide to Activism and Creating Collective Liberation in 2025In this powerful episode, we dive deep into the concept of ungovernability and why it is crucial for our collective liberation. Join me to explore 6 actionable steps to create an ungovernable year, from clarifying your core values to celebrating small wins. Learn how to cultivate solidarity, engage in direct action, and practice consistent self-reflection. Whether you're a seasoned activist or just starting your journey, this episode provides practical advice and inspiration to help you stand firm in your beliefs and make meaningful contributions to the fight against oppression. Tune in and disc...
2025-01-1226 minInterrupting Business As UsualEp. 1: Ungovernable: Redefining Resistance in 2025"Ungovernability is going to get you free." Nikki Blak kicks off the Interrupting Everything Podcast by introducing the concept of ungovernability, emphasizing its importance and relevance in 2025. She explains that ungovernability involves refusing to comply with oppressive or unjust systems and norms, and highlight its role in challenging societal rules and institutions that perpetuate inequities and injustice. She underscores the significance of ungovernability for activists and aspiring co-conspirators, outlining 4 major reasons why it is crucial throughout the coming year. Thank you Def Sound for providing the theme for Interrupting Everything. Where do we g...
2025-01-0632 min
Bulls & Queens | Swinger Podcast for Cuckolds Hotwives & Bulls116 | How Big is "BIG" for a Dick? (plus we won 2 ASN awards!)Fun Charlie and Doc Chocolate
·Doc Chocolate BBC & Fun Charlie talk about how Big is “BIG” for a dick and the common misconceptions. Also we discuss the ASN awards and our past couple weeks in the lifestyle and content creation in Las Vegas.
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·Fun Charlie: Website · X · Onlyfans
·Mentioned on this Episode: Front Porch Swingers · ASN Awards · King Cobra · Karissa Koxx · Justice n Sammi...
2024-08-3138 minBulls & Queens | Swinger Podcast for Cuckolds Hotwives & Bulls107 | Psilosiren talks about Swinging & Dating in the Lifestyle (Kellie Shin guest co-host)Psilosiren
·Doc Chocolate BBC & Kellie Shin interview Psilosiren aka Shay and talk about dating in the Lifestyle, group play and her overall lifestyle as a unicorn as a content creator residing in Florida.
·SPONSORED BY DOC CHOCOLATE’S VIP ONLYFANS PAGE | Doc’s OnlyFans account which has WEEKLY full length videos of Doc’s fun times with hotwives of cuckolds, MILFs, vixens and QOS…. Join the VIP now at DocChocolateBBC.com
·Psilosiren: Website · X · Onlyfans
·Kellie Shin: Website · X
·Mentioned on this Episode: Rome Major – Don Grammar – Bradley Snow – Jay Blak – Semaj Media – Matt Bishop – Michelle Rayne – Luci Power
·About the...
2024-06-181h 04
From Armor to EaseOn Intimacy: Knowledge as Armor with Nikki BlakChichi Agorom and Nikki Blak talk about:The power of using your thoughts to shape your experienceCultivating joy as a practiceHow the desire to share knowledge can sometimes be selfishQuestioning and releasing the meaning we give to other people's requestsAbout Nikki:Nikki Blak is a writer, sociologist, and womanist, whose art interrogates social constructs and affirms Blackness. Her thought leadership and radical education work centers historically marginalized and oppressed folks.She holds a B.A. in Sociology and a Master of Arts in Social Justice and Community Organizing. She uses her extensive education i...
2023-05-2457 min
The Dr. Vibe Show™The Dr. Vibe Show™: Matthew Solomon “Reimagining Safety”Worldwide protests following the 2020 murder of George Floyd included calls to defund or abolish the police until a sharp rise in crime gave politicians and police supporters the fuel they needed to suppress the movement. Unfortunately, a detailed conversation about transforming public safety was never had. In Reimagining Safety, ten experts discuss how policing and incarceration create more harm than good, why the system persists, and what changes can be made to make everyone safe. Interviews include: George Gascón – Los Angeles County District Attorney Dr. Jody Armour – The Roy P. Crocker Professor of Law at the...
2023-03-2156 minBulls & Queens | Swinger Podcast for Cuckolds Hotwives & Bulls061 | Myster Mysterious BBC talks Sex, Swinging & Porn (guest host Kellie Shin)
·✨Doc talks Myster Mysterious and Guest co-host Kellie Shin the Blasian Goddess!
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· Myster Mysterious. Twitter is https://twitter.com/mysteriousfmxx | Website / ManyVids is https://MysteriousProd.com
· Kellie Shin. Twitter is https://twitter.com/ksblasianbabe| Website is https://mskellieshin.com
·MENTIONED ON THIS EPISODE: front porch swinger / sex on your terms / sub girl / richard mann / vix_cin / raley ridehim / rhett hideher / kellie shin / lupe & Micha / avn / sierra...
2022-12-2159 min
The Maggy Thump Show#371: RADIO SHOW / DIY / FUTURE SOUL / EDGY BLAK MUSIK / GLOBALMagz FM
Radio / Philadelphia / 371
Utropiks - Raw Love
Komang - Ode
Keppel - Stanley Knife
TrueMendous - In The World or Of The World ft. Janel Antoneshia
Stas Thee Boss - Wow
Beauteafulsoull - SouthsideFreestyle
CoCo Jones - Let Me ft Collin Gibson
Jonathan UniteUs - See Me Now
Divoli S'vere - Crkt
Nikki Nair & DJ ADHD - Whaa (feat. Logan)
Shatter Hands & Animmac - Dope
DJ Polo x LR Groove - Rapture
iIL MeeL - Another Realm
MenZiUNCHARTED - Sam Jack
The Cookie Store - RIP Rudy Love
Wilf Merson - 2TONE
DJ Jazzy Jeff ft Uhmeer - Tis The Sea...
2022-12-051h 11Bulls & Queens | Swinger Podcast for Cuckolds Hotwives & Bulls056 | What the Hell is Locktober for Cuckolds!! (Halloween Edition)
·✨Happy Halloween and Locktober to my Cucks! Karamel and Doc chop it up about Halloween before jumping into Doc's interview w/ Hopeful Cuck, Dub Couple Cuck and the Aussie Cuck -- who are all cucks who celebrate Locktober.
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The Hopeful Cuck's Twitter. https://twitter.com/the_hopefulcuck
DubCouple's Website. https://GoodLuckCuck.com
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·MENTIONED ON THIS EPISODE: Front Porch Swi...
2022-10-311h 07
Dem Black Mamas PodcastDBM Episode 45: Black Women, Social Media & Building Community for LiberationDear Mama, From Rosewood, Florida to Tulsa Oklahoma Black folx have always been about the the business of building sustainable thriving communities. What if I told you we are in the midst of the same opportunity now? What if I told you we could build communities rooted in healing, creativity and liberation? What if I told you the real estate is in the palm of your hands? Yup I'm talking about the interwebs. In this episode writer, content creator, sociologist, abolitionist, womanist, and intersectional feminist Nikki Blak gives us the tools to cultivate our virtual real estate...
2022-05-171h 34
Dirty Diversity4 Ways to Invest in Your Black TalentEpisode 5 of Season 3, Janice is exploring 4 Ways to Invest in Black Employees within your organizationSHARE YOUR EMAILS ON MY EMAIL LIST HEREInstagram page Nikki Blak 28 Days of Black Chill INSTAGRAMEricka Hart on Instagram PAGEDr. Sarah L. Webb Colorism Healing ARTICLEBeing Black in Corporate America Coqual STUDYHow Misogynoir Impacts Black Women ARTICLEThe Adultification Bias a...
2022-02-0145 min
The Maggy Thump Show289: Blak Musik / Alt R+B / DIY / Worldwidemagz fm / 289 / trklist
DeRobert & The Half-Truths - 100 Yard Dash
Algernon Cornelius - When Your Heart Speaks
Captain Planet ft. Brit Lauren - Burn Baby Burn
Remi Wolf - Disco Man (Little Dragon Remix)
NDATL Retakes - Never Too Much
Rochelle Jordan - Love You Good
KAS-RAH - tall black man
China Lilly, SINDYSMAN
Infrared Krypto - Run Away
Planet B - Morning
Eneeks - Black Love
Tony Allen - One Inna Million
Tony Allen ft. Jeremiah Jae - Gang On Holiday (Em I Go We_)
Echorec Face - H. Rap. Brown Talks About The Real Problem Today
Ron Louis Smith...
2021-05-091h 47
MAGZ FM289: Alt Soul / Blak Musik / DIY / WorldwideMagz FM / 289 / Trklst:DeRobert & The Half-Truths - 100 Yard Dash Algernon Cornelius - When Your Heart Speaks Captain Planet ft. Brit Lauren - Burn Baby BurnRemi Wolf - Disco Man (Little Dragon Remix)NDATL Retakes - Never Too Much Rochelle Jordan - Love You GoodKAS-RAH - tall black man China Lilly, SINDYSMAN Infrared Krypto - Run AwayPlanet B - MorningEneeks - Black LoveTony Allen - One Inna MillionTony Allen ft. Jeremiah Jae - Gang On Holiday (Em I Go We_)E...
2021-05-091h 47
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01: QUICK COOK - INTRO
02: DING DONG -STRAY
03: Ding Dong Ft Teejay - STRAY
04: Govana - POP
05: Intence - Aids Test
06: Intence - Aids Test PT.2
07: Vybz Kartel Ft Sikka Rymes - Force
08: Aidonia - Kool Aid
09: Tommy Lee Sparta - Black Magic...
2021-02-261h 17
The Maggy Thump Show276: nu r&b / future soul / boom bap / blak musik / worldwidemagz 276
Philly Jazz Artists - Pensativa
Romderful - Blissful Ignorance
mau from nowhere - Dogtail
Jane Handcock - Ion Like Dat
Flora Green - Caught You
Vanjess ft. Kaytranada - Dysfunctional
Otis - Only Believe
Nikki O - Black Sugar Honey
Leo Fazio - BDSM
Playing indigo - WWLD
Anomaly - Soire
Very Chocolate - Ultraviolet
Evan Shay - Empty ft. Sarah Rossy
Soul Hunters - C.L.U. (Cosmic Lovers United)
Max Sedgley - Solid Gold
Self Taught Beats - Rice & Peas
Martronimous - Lovers & Friends (feat. Arami)
Chip - No Reason (feat. Aisa)
Cadell - Bigger Person
Ghetts...
2021-02-081h 12
The Liturgists PodcastWomanismNikki Blak joins William Matthews, Dr. Hillary McBride, and Michael Gungor to talk about womanism.
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You can watch The Liturgists Podcast being recorded live each week (as well as The Alien Podcast) by joining The Liturgists. We love having everyone together where we can talk during the recordings. Check out theliturgists.com and find where it says "Join The Liturgists." Also, this Sunday at 11am Pacific you are invited to join us for The Sunday Thing. Hundreds of liturgists from around the world get together via video. We break into smaller groups to...
2020-11-1952 min
Thursday BreakfastHigher Education funding Dr Nikki Moodie, Writing Blak, ASIO Amendment BillAcknowledgement of country News headlines with Cait Kelly Dr Nikki Moodie, Gomeroi woman and sociologist based at the University of Melbourne, joins us to discuss recent changes to the university sector in Australia. This conversation focuses on the intersection between impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic and austerity measures such as fee hikes, and the effects that this is likely to have on teaching and learning. We hear part of Writing Blak an event presented online by the Wheeler Center in partnership with the Emerging Writers Festival last Thursday. Hosted by Evelyn Araluen, four emerging First Nations writers from The Next Cha...
2020-07-0100 min
The Retro Reggae ShowSet it good!This show is for the girls!! Set it good baby! I just sat back and listened to the selections coming out recently and decided to do a girl's themed show. Lots of songs for the girls to "bruk out" to, so press play and get wild!
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Give it all to me - Mavado feat. Nikki Minaj
Like a stripper - Chan Dizzy
Set it good - Busy Signal
Weed questionnaire - I-Octane
Get gal just so - Di Genius
Mi bruk - Darrio
I...
2020-06-2159 minThe Liturgists PodcastIs All History White History?History is literally a story we tell ourselves about what happened in the past. The way we tell that story is usually influenced by the people who have cultural and political power. We heard from so many of you from around the world about how whiteness affects our perception of history. In this episode Andre Henry, Propaganda, and Nikki Blak join William Matthews to talk about those influential dynamics.
They discuss how we can help others and ourselves by viewing history from several vantage points. We can look into our past to understand ourselves better and use empathy to see...
2020-01-3034 min