Rethinking Freedom
autor: Ayayi
Najnowszy odcinek
Whose Freedom? Whose America?
Whose Freedom? Whose America?
O tym podcaście
This isn’t just a show—it’s a movement. A call to rise above limitations, to reclaim the power that’s already within you. Whether it’s freedom in your finances, your health, your rights, or your voice—we’re here to spark the change that leads to true liberation. With every story, every beat, and every conversation, we’ll inspire you to dig deeper, to challenge the status quo, and to chase the life you deserve. So, buckle up—this is the ride of your life, and inner freedom is our destination.
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- Whose Freedom? Whose America? · 1 godz. 32 min · Odcinek 106Whose Freedom? Whose America? | Rethinking Freedom with Aya Fubara Eneli 16,292 refugees were admitted to the United States this year. 16,287 came from South Africa…
- The Record of Harm: MAGA, the Oligarchs, and Black Freedom in the 2026 Midterms · 55 min · Odcinek 105Words are cheap in October. Records are evidence. In this episode, host Aya Fubara Eneli goes to the record of Ken Paxton, Greg Abbott and the MAGA movement, and follows the…
- Reconstruction's Warning: What 1874 Teaches Us About This Midterm · 1 godz. 5 min · Odcinek 104In 1862, Robert Smalls was enslaved. Thirteen years later, he was a member of the United States Congress. Reconstruction was the closest America had ever come to a democracy for…
- Whose Land, Whose Future? Indigenous Peoples' Day, Data Centers, and the Texas Vote · 55 min · Odcinek 103Data centers are coming to Texas fast, and they need massive amounts of land, water, and power. Who decides where they go? Who pays when your electric bill rises? And who will…
- They wrote racism into the law. On purpose. And right now, they're doing it again. · 55 min · Odcinek 102In this episode of Rethinking Freedom, attorney Aya Fubara Eneli traces the legal history of race in America from colonial Virginia in 1662, through the 15th Amendment and the…
- We the Peoples or We the Powerful? The UN at 81 · 52 min · Odcinek 101Trump threatened to "annihilate" Iran from the UN podium. Lula said "Brazil does not fit into anyone's backyard." What the rest of the world said back at the 81st UN General…
- Making Sense of God and Christianity · 59 min · Odcinek 100Educator and biblical scholar Gilbert Richards joins young thinker Kene Eneli for an intergenerational conversation about God, Christianity, and faith. Together, they wrestle…
- THE VOTE AND THE VETO: Black Voting Rights, Then and Now · 60 min · Odcinek 99In one week, three moments in Black history — 68 years apart — collide on the calendar. The Civil Rights Act of 1957. The Little Rock Nine. The 16th Street Baptist Church…
- The Vote Is a Weapon · 55 min · Odcinek 98US elections 2026: Your vote connects the fight over district maps to decisions about schools, healthcare, and your family’s future. So what’s at stake—and what can you do before…
- They're Coming for the Books — The War on Education, Democracy, and Your Right to Live · 58 min · Odcinek 97Texas book bans, school vouchers, and the Ten Commandments in every classroom — this is the fight for the future of Texas public education, and it's happening right now in Bell…
- Setting Them Up to Succeed: A Parent's Guide to Academic Support · 1 godz. 21 min · Odcinek 96What does success actually look like for our children — and how do we help them get there? In this episode of Rethinking Freedom, host Aya Fubara Eneli sits down with three…
- It Takes a Village: Who's Responsible for Our Kids' Education? · 1 godz. 14 min · Odcinek 95Who failed our kids, and what will it take to fix America’s education crisis? In 2024, 70% of U.S. fourth graders scored below proficient in reading. For Black fourth graders…
- Jalil Muntaqim: Black August, Political Prisoners and the Fight Against Genocide · 1 godz. 37 min · Odcinek 94He spent 49 years in prison for something the state never wanted the country to fully understand. Now he's telling the whole story. Our Black August episode hit 17,000 views in…
- Black August: The History They Don’t Want You to Know · 1 godz. 14 min · Odcinek 93What is Black August, and why has it become one of the most significant traditions of remembrance and resistance in the Black freedom struggle? In this special episode of…
- Get Into Good Trouble · 60 min · Odcinek 92What does it mean to get into “good trouble” in today’s America? In this episode of Rethinking Freedom, we examine recent federal and Texas legislation and the real-world…
- Life by Design in the Homeland · 60 min · Odcinek 91What does it mean to truly come home? In this episode of Rethinking Freedom, we sit down with Nannette Atuahene — the first in her lineage to be born and raised in the United…
- Blueprint for Apartheid: How the U.S. Government Engineered American Segregation · 1 godz. 6 min · Odcinek 90Most of us were taught that segregation in America happened by accident - that it was simply the result of personal prejudice or private choice. It wasn't. It was the law. In…
- A Promise, Not a Fact — The Mythmaking Behind America's Symbols · 55 min · Odcinek 89We were taught to stand for the anthem, place a hand over our heart for the pledge, and treat July 4th as the day freedom began. But who wrote these symbols — and who were they…
- The Democracy That Never Was: An Afro-Indigenous History of America · 57 min · Odcinek 88We're taught that American democracy was built on liberty and self-governance. But what if it was actually built on two erasures at once — the enslavement of African peoples and…
- "No Mexicans, Women, or Dogs Allowed": Dr. Cynthia Orozco on the Mexican American Civil Rights Movement · 60 min · Odcinek 87In this episode of Rethinking Freedom, part of our summer series The Other Side of Freedom: USA at 250, we sit down with historian Dr. Cynthia E. Orozco, author of No Mexicans…
