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Folk Singers & The Bureau (Bonus Episode)
Feat. Aaron J. Leonard | Still Spying Podcast
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Our Story: Frank Wilkinson, the FBI, and the Origins of Defending Rights & Dissent
Feat. Kit Gage | Still Spying Podcast
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The Bureaucratic Heart of McCarthyism
feat. Ellen Schrecker | Still Spying Podcast
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Spying on Muslim & Arab Americans
Feat. Abdeen Jabara | Still Spying Podcast
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The FBI vs. The Young Lords
Feat. Johanna Fernández | Still Spying Podcast
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The FBI's Man Inside the Klan
Feat. Mary Stanton | Still Spying Podcast
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Exposing FBI Spying Today
Feat. Alice Speri | Still Spying Podcast
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The War on Black Dissent Part III: The FBI vs. The Movement for Black Lives
Feat. Malkia Devich-Cyril | Still Spying Podcast
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The War on Black Dissent, Part II: COINTELPRO & The Assassination of Fred Hampton
Feat. Jeffrey Hass | Still Spying Podcast
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The War on Black Dissent, Part I: Black Lives, Red Scares
Feat. Prof. Gerald Horne | Still Spying Podcast
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Is All Policing Political?
Feat. Alex Vitale | Still Spying Podcast
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What Powers Does the FBI Have & How Do We Rein Them In
Feat. Prof. Emily Berman | Still Spying Podcast
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Legacy of Abuse From The Palmer Raids to Black Identity Extremism
Feat. Mike German | Still Spying Podcast
play_arrow The War on Black Dissent, Part III: The FBI vs. The Movement for Black Lives Still Spying Podcast In our conclusion of Still Spying’s three-part exploration of the FBI’s war on Black dissent we bring the story up to the present. In response to police violence and white supremacy, […]
In what Noam Chomksy called the “gravest domestic crime of the Nixon Administration,” the FBI orchestrated a Chicago police raid that killed Black Panther Party Chairman Fred Hampton and Mark Clark. In part two of a three part exploration of the FBI’s War on Black Dissent, host Chip Gibbons […]
Still Spying begins a three part exploration of the FBI’s long War on Black Dissent. In this first part, the role of anti-communism in attacking Civil Rights Movements is discussed. The FBI viewed support for civil rights as evidence of communist beliefs, and thus took its anti-communist mission as […]
