Prisons--United States

Abstract This episode, dedicated to Huey P. Newton on his birthday, begins with a broadcast of a compilation of Newton’s speeches. Chairman Fred Hampton Jr. discusses “bureaucratic capitalism” with a caller. A woman calls from prison and asks listeners to support several prison reform bills in the Illinois legislature, including Senate Bill 3233 (Parole for All) and House Bill 2054 (Truth in Sentencing). Another caller describes the connection between the prescription of ADHD medication and the...

Abstract This episode was recorded during screening of Judas and the Black Messiah. Chairman Fred and The Lady of Rage discuss the One Prisoner Once Contact program, prisoner uprisings in St. Louis and Kansas, and the importance of accountability to movement building. Two listeners call in to report on conditions related to Covid-19 in prisons, the relationship between capitalism and the pandemic, and Chairman Fred’s influence on the film Judas and the Black Messiah. The episode ends with a speech...

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In this episode, Chairman Fred dicuss Chicago's Cook County Jail inmates; and the jail living conditions. Talks about actor Michael K Williams, raper DMX, attorney Linda Mensch; deaths are discussed. Also, Nikkita Brown who was attacked by police while walking her dog in a park.

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On this episode, Chairman Fred Hampton Jr. discusses the injustice happen at the Cook County Department of Corrections in Chicago, IL.

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In this episode Chairman Fred Hampton Jr. discussed the Black Panther Party 55th anniversary. Black Panther Party merchadise. Unfair treatment of prisoners in jail.