in the second episode of the dandelion, rama talks about why there was no podcast episode in august and explores the connections between colonialism and carcerality and how they show up as disposability in our communities and relationships. getting vulnerable and intimate about their recent struggles, they discuss how authentic relating is central to collective liberation. it's an adhd journey that brings personal storytelling, theory, and liberatory practice together with heart & humour 🖤


resources
trailer for Sabar Bonda/ Cactus Pears: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Z38Q_XT4Ow

Undisciplined: Reclaiming the Right to Imagine by Melz Owusu: https://www.melzowusu.com/books 

playlist accompaniment for rama's time at the clinic, now for you to enjoy through your crises as well: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4qKwr7wx1zTMyBMGYOnZER?si=ac74534e5e3643b0

transcript for this episode: https://open.substack.com/pub/thedandelionpod/p/the-dandelion-episode-2


on carcerality, crisis, and community (and cactus pears)

I couldn't help it and i can't deny how good it sounds. this is just an edit to play on my dj sets, and i played it once and everybody wanted it right away. Honestly i was gonna wait to see if Solange or her team or whoever works for her wouldve ask me to do an offical remix so if they still want to, i could make it sound better than that version but ohhhhh, what the hell....
anyways i highly recommend you that new Solange album "A Seat At The Table".

on carcerality, crisis, and community (and cactus pears)

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