Dr. Mohamed Abdou discusses academia as a site of resistance, exploring topics like universities' support for capitalism, intersections of faith and anti-colonial struggles, challenges for indigenous sovereignty, and strategies for disrupting settler colonialism. They also talk about student activism, historical ties to indigenous land, and the importance of creating alternative liberation strategies.

Pro-Palestine activist Nerdeen Kiswani and Columbia University’s professor Mohamed Abdou discuss Piers Morgan’s tough questions challenging activism; Controversies surrounding Judge Merchan, DA Alvin Bragg, Joy Behar, and Trump trial bias screenings; MSM personalities grilled for bias and lies about Trump; Stephen A. Smith criticizes Democrats on their failed plans; Katie Couric's take on Trump voters; and more interesting topics covered in the podcast.

Discussing indigeneity in Palestine and the impact of settler-colonial domination, exploring intersections of history, religion, and decolonization, critiquing consumption patterns in poverty and settler colonialism, navigating identity politics, solidarity, and global struggles with a focus on self-determination and genuine support for indigenous issues.