

The “Big” Disappointment at the Olympics, RFK Jr.’s Bear, and MOVE’s Legacy With Mike Africa Jr.
Aug 6, 2024
Mike Africa Jr., an activist and author, shares insights on the MOVE organization and its profound impact on social justice. He discusses his new book, which delves into the 1985 MOVE bombing and its emotional scars. Africa emphasizes the importance of acknowledging history and the community's resilience. The conversation also touches on the cultural significance of these events, highlighting the ongoing quest for accountability and justice in a society still grappling with its past.
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Intro
00:00 • 5min
Olympic Performance Reflections and Medal Count Discourse
04:59 • 3min
Shikari's Olympic Journey and Cultural Reflections
08:13 • 12min
Cultural Food Preferences and Family Significance
20:20 • 4min
Olympic Mishaps and Misinformation
24:33 • 20min
Bear in the Park: A Bizarre Incident
44:51 • 9min
Exploring the Troubling Legacy of RFK Jr.
53:58 • 4min
Navigating Political Turbulence
58:08 • 9min
Political Shifts and Historical Legacy in America
01:07:15 • 3min
Uncovering the MOVE Bombing Legacy
01:10:23 • 23min
Playful Banter and Personal Connections
01:33:31 • 2min