1919Radio — 1919

Jan 30

Jan 30 Re-Introducing The Political Foundation of 1919

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This conversation on our political foundation details the different projects and programs we have worked on, how to get involved with 1919, and why we are motivated to continue pursuing long term revolutionary action alongside our community.

Jan 11

Jan 11 Homecoming by Accra City Nice

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Setting this year off with our first collab with ACCRACITYNICE who worked with us to curate a selection of mostly contemporary Afrobeats and Afro-fusion sounds that explored the why of our last issue homecoming for a new DJ set on 1919radio.

Aug 19

Aug 19 1919 Prisoner Justice Day Broadcast With Matthew and Fiona

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To commemorate Prisoner Justice Day, we are hosting Matthew Campbell-Williams and Fiona Bailey to have a wide ranging conversation on the realities of incarceration in Canada.

Jul 15

Jul 15 Digitizing Blackness with Dr. Brian Jefferson

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In the fourth and final episode of our Black Geographies Podcast Series, our host Mohamed Nuur sits down with Dr. Brian Jefferson, an Associate Professor of Geography at the University of Illinois Urbana Champaign and author of Digitize and Punish: Racial Criminalization in the Digital Age.

Jul 1

Jul 1 Surveilling Blackness With Dr. Simone Browne

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In the third episode of the Black Geographies podcast series, Mohamed sits with scholar, researcher, and author Dr. Simone Brown to discuss her book Dark Matters: On the Surveillance of Blackness.

Jun 17

Jun 17 Gentrifying Blackness With Dr Brandi Summers

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In the second episode of our Black Geographies podcast series, Brandi Summers discusses her 2019 book Black in Place: The Spatial Aesthetics of Race in a Post Chocolate City.

Jun 3

Jun 3 Spatializing Blackness With Dr Rashad Shabazz

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In the first episode of our Black Geographies podcast series, Dr Rashad Shabazz discusses his 2015 book “Spatializing Blackness'' and the technologies of violence that continue to carefully contain, isolate, and restrict the free movement of Black people everywhere.

May 6

May 6 Haiti Will be Free: Dr Jemima Pierre and Dr Kevin Edmonds on the Ongoing Colonial and Manufactured Crisis in Haiti

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In this episode, we’re joined by Dr. Jemima Pierre and Dr. Kevin Edmonds to discuss the ongoing colonial and manufactured political, social, and economic crisis in Haiti.

Apr 26

Apr 26 Free Them All: An introduction to the Prisoner Correspondence Project

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The Prisoner Correspondence Project (PCP) organizes to facilitate communication between LGBTQIA2S+ prisoners in Canada and the United States with individuals of their communities outside of prison.

Apr 24

Apr 24 The Gentrification of Black Music and Media and The Myth of Black Buying Power with Dr Jared Ball

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Scholar, professor, and activist Dr Jared Ball joins us to discuss his books, mixtape radio, emancipatory journalism, & the gentrification of Black music and media.