As 2024 draws to a close, Hard Knock Radio hosts a powerful conversation that delves deep into the intersection of Black culture, resistance, and speculative futures—Afrofuturism. The discussion includes insights from a diverse panel of guests: journalist Jenee Darden, artist and educator Ras Ceylon, and scholar/artist Kwadwo Deterville, with host Davey D leading the way. What is … Continued
As 2024 draws to a close, Hard Knock Radio hosts a powerful conversation that delves deep into the intersection of Black culture, resistance, and speculative futures—Afrofuturism. The discussion includes insights from a diverse panel of guests: journalist Jenee Darden, artist and educator Ras Ceylon, and scholar/artist Kwadwo Deterville, with host Davey D leading the way. What is … Continued
Davey speaks with a panelist of nerd enthusiasts about the future of Afrofuturism. And later we present a conversation hosted by JR Valrey speaking with Dr. Horne. Guests: Ras Ceylon, Kwandro Deterville, Janee Darden, Constance Rice, Osa Tyimba, Dr. Horne, and JR Valrey. Hard Knock Radio is a drive-time Hip-Hop talk show on KPFA (94.1fm … Continued
We speak with a panel of distinguished individuals about Afrofuturism in films and the re-making of Blackness, gender, and identity. Later Poor News Network explores America’s war on disenfranchised communities. Featured speakers/guests: Osa Tyimba, Ras Ceylon, Kwadro Deterville, Selena Wilson
We speak with a panel of distinguished individuals about Afrofuturism in films and the re-making of Blackness, gender, and identity. Oakland, California rapper/activist, Ras Ceylon, unleashes his new album titled “To Srv The Ppl”, a politically charged opus that breathes positivity and hope for social change. Ras Ceylon “To Srv The Ppl” featuring Sizzla, … Continued
The connection between public health and economic stability has never been more obvious. How do we improve both? Dr. Vivian Lee has answers. PLUS Devorah Major, a new book of poems, and Afrofuturism. With host Kris Welch.
We speak with Shawn Taylor about the concept of Afrofuturism. And we celebrate the life and legacy of MLK. To listen to the full interview click, HERE.
This Monday February 19th on KPFA Radio’s Women’s Magazine, Viveka Jagadeseen talks to author and activist Adrienne Maree Brown about how we can organize a resilient mass movement capable of creating fundamental social change in today’s political climate with an understanding of social change inspired by the resilience and adaptive nature of biological systems, that is non hierarchical … Continued
