• EPISODE #5: Liberia Constitution Reading by Paul Saylee
    Jul 29 2024

    Paul gives a reflection on Liberia's Independence Day and the significance of the Declaration of Independence. He highlights the history of Liberia, its struggle for freedom, and its growth as a nation. The conversation also includes a mention of resources available for further exploration of Liberia's history.

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    00:00 Introduction and Independence Day Greetings

    01:24 Reflecting on Liberia's History and Struggle for Freedom

    02:56 The Birth of Liberia and the Western Coast of Africa

    06:07 Liberia's Journey to Sovereignty and Independence

    08:57 Liberia as a Home for the Oppressed

    10:40 Closing Remarks and Invitation


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    14 mins
  • EPISODE #4: State of the Union Address to Black America
    Jul 1 2024
    In this critical episode of "The Radical Black American," we deliver a powerful State of the Union Address focused on Black America. Against the backdrop of the recent presidential debate, we dive deep into the pressing issues that continue to affect our community. From economic disparities and educational inequities to healthcare challenges and criminal justice reform, we leave no stone unturned. Join us as we explore: - The ongoing economic challenges and the rise of Black entrepreneurship. - Educational reforms necessary to bridge the gap in our schools. - The health disparities laid bare by the COVID-19 pandemic. - The urgent need for criminal justice reform and the impact of movements like Black Lives Matter. - The importance of political representation and civic engagement. - Celebrating and preserving our rich cultural heritage. This episode is not just a reflection on our past and present but a call to action for building a brighter future. Tune in, engage with us, and join the movement to shape the future of Black America. Contact me directly or follow the links provided to get involved with the initiatives and organizations mentioned. Together, we can make a difference We want to hear from you! At the end of this episode, share your thoughts with us. Whether it's an opinion, a critique, or an affirmation, your voice matters. Reach out with your reflections, and let's keep this vital conversation going. Remember, each episode is an opportunity to learn, grow, and act. Don’t forget to subscribe for more discussions like this and help us drive the narrative forward by sharing this episode with your network. BAIO Social Network https://baioafrikstan.org​ Save the State Liberia https://savethestateliberia.org Liberia Leadership Academy https://bit.ly/3Ux11T1 #BlackFutureForever #nationhoodinfluencer #nationhoodNOW #liberia #CulturalRevolution
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    17 mins
  • EPISODE #3: When I went to Africa, A Trip to Tanzania
    Jun 17 2024
    Join me on a transformative journey in this special episode of "The Radical Black American," as I recount my eye-opening experiences in Tanzania. From the exhilarating moment of stepping onto African soil to the candid encounters with locals, this episode dives deep into the heart of Africa to challenge misconceptions and bridge cultural divides. In this episode, you’ll experience: - First Impressions: My initial reactions upon arriving in Tanzania and how the vibrant culture greeted me. - Daily Life Insights: A look into my daily interactions and the profound connections I forged with the Tanzanian people. - Challenging Moments: I discuss some of the hurdles I faced and uncomfortable moments, providing a candid look at the complexities of cultural immersion. - Surprising Similarities and Stark Differences: I explore what felt familiar and what was distinctly different from life back in the US, shedding light on the nuanced realities of life in Tanzania. - Engaging Activities: Highlights of the most engaging and culturally enriching activities that deepened my understanding of Tanzanian society. - Dispelling Myths: Addressing common myths about Africa, this episode aims to correct misconceptions and share the true spirit of Tanzania. - Reflective Insights: I share how this trip impacted my views on African and African-American relations and the potential for future collaborations. This episode isn’t just a travel diary; it’s a call to re-evaluate our perspectives on Africa and to strengthen the ties within the African diaspora. Whether you’re familiar with the continent or hold your own preconceptions, this journey through Tanzania is sure to enlighten, inspire, and provoke thought. Connect @radicalblackamerican @natiinhoodinfluencer GET INVOLVED BAIO Social Network https://baioafrikstan.org​ Liberia Leadership Academy https://bit.ly/3Ux11T1 Save the State Liberia https://savethestateliberia.org #BlackFutureForever #nationhoodinfluencer #nationhoodornah #nationhoodNOW #liberia #CulturalRevolution0
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    45 mins
  • EPISODE #2 Interview w/ Holip from the B.A.I.O.
    Jun 2 2024
    Join us in this episode of "The Radical Black American" as we sit down with the visionary founder of the BAIO to dissect an array of critical issues impacting our community. From the roots of what produces culture to the complex dynamics of economic observation—or 'pocket watching'—this conversation is a deep dive into the mechanisms that shape our lives and futures. In this episode, we explore: - Cultural Production: How our environments and histories forge our current cultural landscape. - Economic Perspectives: Discussing the nuances of 'pocket watching' and how a collective economic mindset could revolutionize our community’s future. - The Future of Black America: Visions and challenges as we navigate our place within a rapidly changing world. - Diaspora Dynamics: The relationship between African-Americans and immigrant Africans, and how these interactions shape our identity and actions. - Land and Ownership: The significance of doing forest sales and what it means for communal and economic empowerment. - Community Responsibilities: Discussing what is expected from the men in our community and how they can contribute to our growth and stability. - The Negro Manufacturing Machine: A critical analysis of the systems that define and often confine our community. Each topic is unpacked with the depth and nuance it deserves, offering not just insights but actionable wisdom. This episode is a treasure trove of knowledge for anyone invested in the future of Black America and the global African diaspora. We want to hear from you! At the end of this episode, share your thoughts with us. Whether it's an opinion, a critique, or an affirmation, your voice matters. Reach out with your reflections and let's keep this vital conversation going. Remember, each episode is an opportunity to learn, grow, and act. Don’t forget to subscribe for more discussions like this and help us drive the narrative forward by sharing this episode with your network. BAIO Social Network https://baioafrikstan.org​ Save the State Liberia https://savethestateliberia.org Liberia Leadership Academy https://bit.ly/3Ux11T1 #BlackFutureForever #nationhoodinfluencer #nationhoodNOW #liberia #CulturalRevolution
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    1 hr and 9 mins
  • TRAILER: Who is RBA? Why am I doing this pod? What you can expect
    May 22 2024

    Welcome to the inaugural episode of "The Radical Black American," where we dive deep into the truths often untold and the paths seldom taken. I am your host, Umoja, a voice emerging from decades of reflection and a profound connection to the African diaspora. This podcast is my platform to challenge the status quo and ignite a conversation that’s long overdue. Today, I'm laying out the foundation of our journey together. You'll learn about my own awakening to the harsh realities faced by African Americans in the United States—a country that has systematically failed to protect, respect, or uplift its Black population. Inspired by our forebears' unfulfilled aspirations and stifled dreams, I argue that it is time for us to turn our gaze back to Africa, to places like Liberia, where possibilities for repatriation and rejuvenation await. Why continue to invest our energies in movements that have not moved us forward? Why remain in a land that has not healed its wounds nor admitted its sins against us? In this episode, I will discuss why severing emotional and economic ties with America isn't just a radical idea, but a necessary step towards our true liberation and sovereignty. Join me as we explore these poignant topics and set the stage for a series of discussions that promise to be as enlightening as they are provocative. "The Radical Black American" is more than just a podcast—it's a call to action. It’s time to redefine what it means to be Black and free in the 21st century. Expect powerful narratives, rigorous historical analyses, and a path forward that reimagines Black sovereignty on our terms. Stay tuned, stay engaged, and let’s dare to envision a future where our energies are no longer wasted, but wisely invested in a homeland that calls us back to our roots.


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    8 mins