Name: Black Agenda Radio June 13, 2025 by Black Agenda Radio
Duration: 54 min 56 s
Description: In this week’s segment we hear about how a tornado impacted the Black community of St. Louis, which already suffered as a result of decades of destructive public policy. But first we discuss Palestine solidarity and the Global March to Gaza with South African activist Nkosi Mandela.

In this week’s segment we discuss new foreign policy towards Ukraine, and why the Trump administration hopes to further US interests by departing not only from the Biden administration, but from decades of policies in the west. But first, the former president of the Philippines is now facing trial at the International Criminal Court at the Hague, but Benjamin Netanyahu has no such worries. We discuss the inconsistency and hypocrisy in the enforcement of international law which gives impunity to some in the commission of crimes against humanity.

Black Agenda Radio March 14, 2025

In this week’s segment we discuss Secretary of State Rubio’s visit to Guyana and other nations, and U.S. efforts to control resources and interfere in the Caribbean region. But first we discuss Rwanda’s occupation of the eastern Congo, failed efforts at peace, and Congo’s offer of resources to the U.S. in hopes of obtaining protection.

Black Agenda Radio April 4, 2025

CREAM

C.R.E.A.M. (CASH RULES EVERYTHING AROUND ME)

In this week’s segment we hear about how a tornado impacted the Black community of St. Louis, which already suffered as a result of decades of destructive public policy. But first we discuss Palestine solidarity and the Global March to Gaza with South African activist Nkosi Mandela.

Black Agenda Radio June 13, 2025

Kulun

In this week’s segment we hear about the liberation struggle in the southern African nation of Swaziland, where an imperialist backed monarchy holds political prisoners and engages in other repressive actions against the people there. But first we discuss the city of Los Angeles, California, now a focal point of protest against Trump administration immigration policies. We also learn about the Black community’s politics on this issue.

Black Agenda Radio June 20, 2025

In this week’s segment we hear about a peace agreement between the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda. The agreement was brokered in Washington and will provide western corporate interests with ready access to Congo’s mineral resources. But first Gerald Horne discusses his latest book, “The Capital of Slavery: Washington D.C. 1800 - 1865."

Black Agenda Radio June 27, 2025

Yarın Yoksa (Instrumentals)

Cool Hand (Instrumental)

'Life of Lavish' produced by Nick Wiz and taken from Main One's forthcoming 'Forgotten Child' album. Vinyl is shipping in the next week or 2 so get your pre-order in if you haven't done so already. For everyone who asked - CDs of the album will be ready in September, watch this space for when they go on sale!

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I Just Don't Want You (To Say Goodbye)

Hollie Cook wears her heart on her sleeve with the bittersweet love song ‘Frontline'. Steeped in deep roots flavours, it’s a timeless production written alongside friends and fellow collaborators Ben McKone and Luke Allwood of General Roots fame.

One of the more melancholic productions taken from Hollie Cook's forthcoming fifth album Shy Girl, ‘Frontline’ embraces Hollie's dedication to staying true to herself and authentic to her craft. A vintage British lovers’ rock vocal delivery sees Hollie open up through her lyrics with an emotional depth and striking honesty. It stirs up feelings of underground classics such as Sonia's 'Easier To Love’, yet is backed with a slightly tougher and rougher roots tone, giving it a distinctive edge and attitude. Raking electric guitar lines and a dubby bassline from the General Roots band lay the foundations, as an uplifting horn section brings a sense of hope to proceedings. 

In ‘Frontline’ Hollie delivers a powerful cut that’s both ethereal and empowering, providing another signature example of her classic yet contemporary sound.

Black Agenda Radio June 13, 2025

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