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Hella Black Podcast

Hella Black Podcast by Abbas Muntaqim and Delency Parham

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Hella Black Podcast is brought to you by Delency Parham and Abbas Muntaqim. Over the next 12 weeks we are happy to bring ya'll a limited series called Tales of The Town, which is a podcast about nearly 100 years of Black Oakland history! You can follow us on Twitter and IG @HellaBlackPod and support us on https://www.patreon.com/HellaBlackPod. We hope you all enjoy the show!!
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Welcome to "Conversations for the People" with award-winning filmmaker Matthew Solomon! After traveling the country with his documentary Reimagining Safety, Matthew brings you face-to-face with the changemakers driving social transformation. This podcast dives deep into: • Divesting from oppressive systems • Investing in community-driven solutions • Building a future rooted in dignity, care, and justice 💡 Ready to move beyond awareness? Discover what comes next, as we explore actionable step ...
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"Cult and Culture" is a podcast co-created by renowned musician and actor Justin Pearson and producer and musician Luke Henshaw. The show explores the DIY-driven, subversive world of art and culture, featuring a diverse array of guests from various subcultures. Pearson, known for his roles in bands like Dead Cross and The Locust, and Henshaw, who has collaborated with hip-hop legends and scored music for documentaries, bring their unique perspectives to the table. They are also both in the b ...
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By the early 1970s, heroin was flooding the streets of New York City. Black and Puerto Rican neighbourhoods like Harlem and the South Bronx were hardest hit. This four part podcast series explores how Dr. Mutulu Shakur, stepfather of the late Tupac Shakur, along with members of the Black Panther Party and the Young Lords, combined community health with radical politics to create the first acupuncture detoxification program in America. Over the course of the 1970s, the Lincoln Detox People’s ...
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World culture, contemporary cinema, the arts and geopolitics as seen from a Caribbean perspective: interviews, music, literature, art, cinema reviews, political analyses.
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What happens when communities come together to reimagine public safety and invest in care, dignity, and justice? In this powerful year-end recap, we explore the incredible journey of Reimagining Safety in 2024. From 70 screenings across 46 cities to heartfelt conversations with changemakers, this episode of Conversations for the People dives into t…
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Discover the untold truths behind modern policing, protests, and systemic oppression in this powerful conversation with journalist Chuck Modiano. A veteran in movement journalism, Chuck reveals how marginalized voices are silenced, the role of media in perpetuating systemic injustice, and the deep ties between policing in America and global oppress…
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In the latest episode of cult and culture, Luke and Justin speak with Justin's longtime friend Aaron Montaigne, who is known for his bands such as Antioch Arrow, Heroin, and more recently VR Sex. The conversation focuses on Aaron's lengthy musical resume, and the historical relevance and lineage of what he has been part of over the last few decades…
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In the latest episode of cult and culture, Luke and Justin speak with Chase and Lida of NY-based multidisciplinary collective Cumgirl8. They talk about the creation of their AOL instant messenger style name, why the number 8, as well as the censorship that comes with it. They also share how they react to criticism (spoiler: they love it) from peopl…
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How do we resist the “cop in our heads” and transform cycles of oppression in our lives? In this powerful episode, Matthew Solomon sits down with Nikki Blak—writer, teacher, and featured voice in Reimagining Safety—to unpack how we can make real change starting within ourselves and in our communities. Nikki shares her journey of internal liberation…
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Communities across the U.S. are at a critical turning point, facing systemic issues that impact equity and justice. In this video, Matthew Solomon reflects on the post-election landscape, exploring how we can collectively build resilience, foster liberation, and drive community-led change. He discusses why now is the time to step up against complac…
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In this episode of Conversations for the People, Matthew Solomon hosts Dr. Kate Balestrieri, a clinical and forensic psychologist, to explore the impact of patriarchy on male loneliness, intimacy, and emotional development. From understanding power dynamics in relationships to breaking down the emotional walls that isolate men, this conversation di…
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In this episode of Conversations for the People, host Matthew Solomon sits down with Daii Dreamiin—activist, organizer, and artist with General Strike U.S. in Detroit. Daii and Matthew explore the transformative power of community support, mutual aid, and revolutionary art. Daii shares their journey through activism, organizing for the unhoused, an…
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🎧 How can we navigate grief, hold space for others, and create a world where humanity thrives? In this episode, Matthew Solomon sits down with veteran war journalist, activist, and author Ash Gallagher to explore how we navigate grief, confront systems of violence, and integrate our emotions to live more fully. Drawing from her experiences covering…
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🎧 Listen Now to Dive Into the Revolution: What You Were Never Taught About the Black Panther Party! If you’ve been taught the Black Panther Party was a "terrorist organization," it’s time to uncover the truth. In this powerful episode, host Matthew Solomon is joined by Bunchy Carter, Minister of Defense for the Black Panther Party, and Addo Aquitas…
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In this episode of Conversations for the People, Matthew Solomon reflects deeply on othering, belonging, and the pursuit of justice. Drawing from personal experiences, he examines how these concepts manifest in our society—touching on critical issues like police militarization, the ongoing Palestinian struggle, and the complex dynamics of Jewish id…
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In this episode of Conversations for the People, Matthew Solomon shares the behind-the-scenes journey of creating Reimagining Safety, his impactful documentary exploring police reform and community safety. From its DIY production roots to over 60 screenings nationwide, Matthew recounts stories of resilience, collaboration with activists, and the ch…
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In this episode of Conversations for the People, host Matthew Solomon interviews Marissa Barrera, a powerful advocate and activist who transformed her grief into a relentless fight for justice after her brother’s tragic death at the hands of police in 2017. In this raw and emotional discussion, Marissa shares the details of her journey, from seekin…
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Join Matthew Solomon as he dives into an eye-opening conversation with Renee Johnston, a prolific abolitionist, researcher, and advocate for justice. Renee, known for her extensive research into “Cop City” developments, Project 2025, and complex government alliances, brings a wealth of knowledge on the interconnections between U.S. policing, global…
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On this episode of Hella Black, we dive into our predictions for the upcoming election and break down what the potential outcomes mean for us as we navigate life and build toward independence within the belly of the beast. We also talk about the 3rd party and other integrative ploys. Tune in for real analysis on this so-called election!…
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What does it mean to decolonize our finances and build real community wealth? Doctora Vanessa Bustamante joins Matthew Solomon to explore how financial empowerment intersects with social justice and decolonization. In this episode of Conversations for the People, Doctora Bustamante shares her insights as a Chicana scholar, social justice advocate, …
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Welcome to the inaugural episode of Conversations for the People with Matthew Solomon! In this introductory video, Matthew shares his journey from personal development and filmmaking to becoming a voice for systemic change. Explore the deep-rooted issues of policing, incarceration, and their impact on marginalized communities, and discover the tran…
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What does decolonization really mean for our lives and communities? Matthew Solomon dives deep into the impact of colonization, anti-racism, and community-driven change across the U.S. In this episode, Matthew shares powerful moments from his journey, connecting with people, building resilience and fighting for justice in unexpected places. From a …
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What does Tyreek Hill’s recent arrest reveal about police power and control? Matthew Solomon dives into the deeper issues behind this incident and what it means for us all. In this episode of Conversations for the People, Matthew reflects on the culture of policing, exploring why so many incidents escalate unnecessarily and what this says about our…
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How can we use creativity to transform society and live more fulfilling lives? Join Matthew Solomon and actor, author, and storyteller Christopher Rivas as they discuss the power of art, media, and self-expression to drive personal and social change. In this episode of Conversations for the People, Christopher Rivas shares his journey, including hi…
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Welcome to Conversations for the People with Matthew Solomon! Join award-winning filmmaker Matthew Solomon as he explores society, humanity, and liberation in this groundbreaking podcast. After traveling the country with his documentary "Reimagining Safety," Matthew brings you face-to-face with the changemakers and organizations at the forefront of…
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In this episode of Cult & Culture, Justin and Luke speak with Spenser Little, San Diego-based artist who works primarily with wire to create subversive, witty, and thought-provoking sculptures that he often leaves on random streets and stop signs around the world for anyone to stumble upon. Coming from the skate and punk world, Spenser shares the e…
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In this episode of Cult & Culture, Justin and Luke speak with Spenser Little, San Diego-based artist who works primarily with wire to create subversive, witty, and thought-provoking sculptures that he often leaves on random streets and stop signs around the world for anyone to stumble upon. Coming from the skate and punk world, Spenser shares the e…
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Episode 45 takes place during San Diego Comic-Con, where Justin and Luke sit down with director and producer Lloyd Kaufman to celebrate 50 years of Troma: his absurd, low budget, highly stylized, iconic film company responsible for cult classics like The Toxic Avenger, Tromeo and Juliet, Class of Nuke 'Em High, and so many more. Lloyd reflects on h…
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In this episode, Justin and Luke catch up with Al Ruel - drummer of Jenny Piccolo, also in bands Noothgrush, Night Toilet, and others. They discuss how Al starting touring when he was sixteen, the origins of Jenny Piccolo through the band Mohinder, the importance of good stage banter to their performance, and the benefits (or negatives) of having a…
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The newest episode of Cult and Culture is a conversation with LA-based Kent Osborne, an artist with incredible stage presence and energy, originally from Atlanta. Kent is a self described punk rapper, also connecting heavily with "trap metal." Osborne covers how this type of music stood out to him, starting with when he would play freestyle guitar …
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In this episode of Cult and Culture, Justin and Luke talk with Jenna and Scott of the radical, noisy, unapologetically queer band/project, The HIRS Collective. They share the shift to searching for reasons to stay alive over seeking out aggressive confrontation, the personal importance of touring to mental health, some of the unlikely collaborators…
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Episode 41 is a conversation with Steve Hill, a Black Satanist running for Congress in Southern California in a district that is primarily white and conservative. This is particularly interesting when considering his background of being in the US Marines, as well as a correctional officer in the 90s (He also works in real estate, as well as being a…
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Episode 40 is a conversation with drummer Joe Plummer (Cold War Kids, Modest Mouse, The Shins, The Black Heart Procession, etc.). They talk about the variety of music he has taken part in, working on research podcasts, tour stories involving frisbees and back problems, pickle ball and yoga, the San Diego connections that Joe has, and the similariti…
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In Episode 39 of the Cult and Culture Podcast, Luke and Justin interview two of their yoga instructors, Jamie Lee and Nam Chanterwyn. Both of these teachers have a unique style to instructing, as well as interesting approaches to life that, in many ways, tie into the concepts of being in a band. Luke and Justin wanted to take this episode to focus …
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In this episode, Justin and Luke talk with Nick Reinhart (Tera Melos, Disheveled Cuss, Death Grips, Pinback). They talk less about the technical proficiency that Nick clearly has, but the morals connected with being a musician. Nick reflects on the importance of Tera Melos for himself, and Nick and JP share the memories and lore surrounding Tera Me…
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