One Africa Worldview

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Burning Spear Media hosts a weekly news podcast that sums up pressing issues and the day's top headlines using the theory of African Internationalism. Discussing a range of topics with dynamic guests, such as Chairman Omali Yeshitela, Deputy Chair Ona Zené Yeshitela and so many more. A podcast that's more than a listening experience, it's a mobilizing discussion and call-to-action. 

  1. 4d ago

    Colonialism Behind the Crisis in Healthcare - One Africa Worldview Ep. 52

    This episode of the One Africa Worldview podcast features an anti-colonial analysis of current global and domestic headlines. The hosts, Seliana and Dr. Mariah, begin with a whirlwind weekly update covering the recent wave of suspicious lynchings of African people across the United States, the walkout of dozens of delegations during the Israeli prime minister’s address to the United Nations General Assembly, and the escalating tensions regarding the war in Iran following Donald Trump's rejection of a ceasefire proposal. Following the news updates, the program moves into its primary objective, which examines the state of African healthcare under colonialism. The discussion delves into the systemic inequities that drive medical crises, the phenomenon of medical tourism, and the impact of brain drain on the African continent. The hosts emphasize the importance of self-determination and the movement's ongoing efforts to place health and wellness firmly back into the hands of African people, highlighting initiatives like the Black Power Blueprint.

  2. Sep 28

    U.S. imperialism in Latin America - One Africa Worldview Ep. 51

    This episode of One Africa Worldview (Ep. 51) provides an African internationalist analysis on the latest attempts at U.S. imperialist expansion in Latin America. Episode Highlights: Primary Analysis: The show features a deep dive with guests Hugo Mauricio Ballon Becerra and Paolo Cruzalegui, co-founders of Los Ronderos de las Redes, who discuss the geopolitical implications of U.S.-led military exercises like UNITAS 2026 and the broader impact of neo-colonialism on indigenous and African populations  Weekly Updates: The hosts review critical news from the Middle East, including the ongoing oil crisis following pipeline disruptions in Saudi Arabia, and development projects in the Philippines  Pop Culture: A critical look at recent controversies involving artists Ed Sheeran and Macklemore regarding their public stances on the struggle in Palestine  Community Events: Coverage of the 11th Annual Uhuru Book Fair and Marketplace in Philadelphia, celebrating long-standing African economic institutions and community organizing  The show serves as a platform for anti-colonial organizers to discuss how these events tie into the broader global struggle against the colonial mode of production.

  3. Sep 17

    It's a Pass on "Black Capitalism" - One Africa Worldview Ep. 50

    This episode of One Africa Worldview, hosted by Dr. Mariah, Solana, and Director Akile Anai, provides an anti-colonial analysis of current global events and critical economic strategies for African liberation. Whirlwind Weekly News Update Geopolitics in the Middle East: Analysis of Houthi forces' tactical advances in Yemen and their impact on global shipping and oil routes. UN Map Reform: Discussion on the recent United Nations vote to retire the Mercator projection in favor of the Equal Earth map to accurately reflect the true scale of the African continent. Regional Instability: A look at military exercises in Latin America and shifting political alliances. St. Louis Black Power Blueprint: Exciting announcement regarding the secured permit for the Black Power 94.1 FM radio station in North St. Louis. Primary Objective: Beyond "Black Capitalism" The hosts delve into the limitations of "Black Capitalism," critiquing events like Invest Fest in Atlanta as corporate-focused platforms that prioritize individual wealth over genuine communal economic power. Featured archival footage of Chairman Omali Yeshitela examines how the promotion of a black middle class serves as a tool of counter-insurgency and an extension of colonial interests. Emphasis is placed on building dual and contending power—the anti-colonial strategy of establishing autonomous socialist institutions owned by the African working class to meet their own material needs.

  4. Sep 9

    We're Not Going Back! Season 6 Premier - One Africa Worldview Ep. 49

    The One Africa Worldview podcast returns for its Season 6 premiere! Join hosts Dr. Mariah and Soana as they dive into an African internationalist analysis of the day's top headlines, focusing on the defense of Black democratic rights against colonial attacks. Episode highlights include: Electoral Politics: A deep dive into how voting, redistricting, and DEI policies are utilized by the state, and the African People’s Socialist Party's revolutionary strategy for intervention. Movement Updates: A comprehensive recap of recent activities, including the Uhuru 3 appeal oral arguments, the legal victory for Black Power 96 FM, and the historic grand opening of the Uhuru Bakery & Cafe in St. Louis. New Developments: Exciting news regarding the process to open a second Black Power radio station, KSLB 94.1 FM, in St. Louis. Tribute: A memorial segment honoring the late indigenous scholar and activist Ward Churchill. Tune in to the One Africa Worldview podcast every Monday at 3:00 PM ET on The Burning Spear TV YouTube channel or catch the show on Black Power 96.3 FM.

  5. Jul 30

    Uhuru Bakery and Cafe is Coming to St. Louis - One Africa Worldview Ep. 48

    Join hosts Akilé Anai and Dr. Mariah for the Season 5 finale of One Africa Worldview! In this jam-packed episode, we deliver incisive anti-colonial analysis on the most critical headlines of the day, including the latest developments in the 'Uhuru 3' appeal case and the ongoing struggle for African liberation. Episode Highlights: The Uhuru 3 Case: A deep dive into the legal fight against bogus conspiracy charges and the defense of free speech for colonized peoples (12:18 - 13:33). Uhuru Bakery and Cafe: We take you to North St. Louis for an exclusive preview of the upcoming grand opening, celebrating the legacy of Marcus Garvey and building self-reliant, community-controlled institutions (18:04 - 56:01). Community Fundraising: We are in the middle of our July Member Fund Drive to keep Black Power 96.3 FM on the air! Learn how you can help us reach our $10,000 goal for a new transmitter and operational support (3:51 - 9:51). Get Involved: Donate: Support the station that supports you at blackpower96.org/africa. Volunteer: Join the effort in St. Louis by visiting stlahuru.org. Stay Connected: Follow our future updates on the Burning Spear TV YouTube channel as we prepare for Season 6.

  6. Jul 23

    Black Power 96 Back from Essence Fest - One Africa Worldview Ep. 47

    In this episode of the One Africa Worldview podcast, hosts Dr. Mariah and Achille Ahuru bring listeners a deep dive into the Essence Festival in New Orleans. Episode Highlights: Essence Festival Report: Dr. Mariah shares an on-the-ground, anti-colonial analysis of one of the largest Black cultural festivals in the U.S. The segment focuses on Black media, entrepreneurship, and community networking beyond just the main stage performances. Community Support: The hosts conduct their annual July member fund drive for Black Power 96.3 FM, detailing why independent Black radio is a vital institution for the community and offering incentives for donor support. Tribute to Nolan Wells: The program honors the life and memory of 18-year-old Nolan Wells from Mississippi, emphasizing the need for justice and deeper organizing against the colonial social system. Movement Updates: Announcements regarding the historic, precedent-setting appeal hearing for the Uhuru 3 taking place in Atlanta. Join the hosts as they continue to provide African internationalist analysis, promote self-determination, and build the institutions necessary for community power.

  7. Jul 8

    Music That Unites the African Nation - One Africa Worldview Ep 46--Final

    Join us for an enlightening journey across the African world! In this episode of One Africa Worldview, we explore the vibrant geographies and rich history of African music. We traverse from the United States to the Caribbean and across the African continent to examine how various musical genres have emerged, evolved, and served as powerful tools for resistance, resilience, and cultural pride. In this episode, we dive into: Musical Geographies: An exploration of diverse genres including the Blues, Jazz, Rock and Roll, Reggae, Soca, Compa, Ethio-Jazz, Desert Blues, Kwaito, Congolese Rumba, and Zamrock. Cultural Continuity: A look at how African people have creatively transformed their experiences under colonial rule into expressions of beauty and liberation. Music as Unity: A discussion on how these rhythmic traditions, despite being dispersed by the processes of colonialism, continue to bind the African nation together as one. Expert Playlist: A special segment featuring record collection recommendations and a curated summer playlist from our guest music expert, Comrade Solana. Tune in to discover how the heartbeat of our music history continues to shape our present and influence our fight for a future of true liberation.

  8. Jun 30

    Uhuru 3 return to court in landmark appeal - One Africa Worldview Ep. 45

    One Africa Worldview Episode 45 joins in making the call to pack the court room in Atlanta, Georgia on July 22nd as the Uhuru 3 returns to court with their landmark appeal hearing. Oral arguments were granted in the appeal for the Uhuru 3, demanding the bogus conspiracy charges be dropped and the right to free speech be upheld. Learn what you can do to mobilize for the hearing, including the list of Atlanta events hosted by the Hands Off Uhuru! Hands Off Africa! Campaign. Read all about the Uhuru 3 case at HandsOffUhuru.org. Plus, the Whirlwind Weekly Update covers the police murder of 1-year old Kohen Wiley, the rigged World Cup games, and the earthquake in Venezuela. And our For the Culture segments shows a mini-documentary on the revolutionary work happening in Africa under the leadership of the Uhuru Movement. Don’t miss us live, every Monday at 3:00 PM ET on the Burning Spear TV YouTube and Burning Spear Media Rumble channels.

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Burning Spear Media hosts a weekly news podcast that sums up pressing issues and the day's top headlines using the theory of African Internationalism. Discussing a range of topics with dynamic guests, such as Chairman Omali Yeshitela, Deputy Chair Ona Zené Yeshitela and so many more. A podcast that's more than a listening experience, it's a mobilizing discussion and call-to-action. 

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  • Creator
    Burning Spear Media
  • Years Active
    2021 - 2026
  • Episodes
    88
  • Rating
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