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The Kohen Wiley Story: One-Year-Old Boy Shot & Killed by Mississippi Police
Jun 20, 2026
44m 02s
Is this the “World Cup of Chaos”?
Jun 13, 2026
42m 46s
Uncle Luke Sounds Off on White Lawmaker Running in Majority-Minority District
Jun 6, 2026
43m 51s
Wife and Attorneys of Delaney Hall Detainee React to Hunger Strike, Protests
May 30, 2026
43m 35s
A “Day of Action” Over Voting Rights Rollback in the South
May 16, 2026
44m 39s
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| 6/20/26 | ![]() The Kohen Wiley Story: One-Year-Old Boy Shot & Killed by Mississippi Police | A community in Mississippi is demanding answers after one-year-old Kohen Wiley was shot and killed by an officer responding to a shoplifting call. Baby Kohen's mother is speaking out, and her attorney joins Victor. How do Iranian Americans feel about the U.S. agreement with Iran on ending the war? Two Iranian Americans with different political views, but supportive of the war, share their reactions. Victor speaks with Sarah Raviani, the founder of a group called "Iranians for Trump,” and Moj Mahdara. The first city in the U.S. to issue reparations to Black residents is now facing a legal challenge from the Trump Administration. Victor speaks with Robin Rue Simmons about the program she leads, and what happens to the nationwide push for reparations now. Later, Victor explains why the Justice Department is joining a legal fight with the NAACP over AI data centers and is siding with Elon Musk. The push to close a controversial ICE facility in New Jersey now has the backing of the family of the person “Delaney Hall” was named after. Victor speaks with Geraldine Delaney’s niece, Marianne Delaney. And a special “Art is Life” for Father’s Day weekend: Victor speaks with Pierce Freelon about his new album “Black Boy Glow” celebrating boyhood and what it takes to raise thriving Black boys. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices | 44m 02s | ||||||
| 6/13/26 | ![]() Is this the “World Cup of Chaos”? | FIFA and the U.S. are being called out after a Somali World Cup referee was denied entry to the United States. Victor discusses the global reaction and backlash with Morgan Ofori. The effort of four Black candidates to unite behind one Black candidate to make sure their Florida district remains represented by a Black member of congress has officially fallen apart. Victor asks one of the candidates, Elijah Manley, what went wrong and how this will impact their opposition to congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz. Ahead of the UFC fight at the White House, Victor speaks with UFC hall of famer “Suga” Rashad Evans about MMA's popularity with the key demographic of Black and Latino men, and the political considerations going into this unprecedented event. Should we mark Juneteenth with celebration like the 4th of July? Or commemorate the holiday like Memorial Day? Victor gets perspective from the CEO of the National Juneteenth Museum Jarred Howard, National Humanities Center president and author Blair LM Kelley, and columnist Michael Harriot. Victor speaks with Dr. Tonya Matthews about why "a shift in the political and funding environment" is being blamed for putting the International African American Museum’s future at risk. And for “Art is Life” this week, ahead of Haiti’s return to the World Cup, Victor speaks with Haitian Italian designer Stella Jean about the kit she designed that’s inspired by the national team. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices | 42m 46s | ||||||
| 6/6/26 | ![]() Uncle Luke Sounds Off on White Lawmaker Running in Majority-Minority District✨ | Black representationeconomic commentary+4 | Darrick HamiltonJudge Glenda Hatchett+2 | Capital B | FloridaSouth Florida+1 | Black jobseconomic expert+5 | — | 43m 51s | |
| 5/30/26 | ![]() Wife and Attorneys of Delaney Hall Detainee React to Hunger Strike, Protests✨ | hunger strikeICE detainees+5 | Gabriela Soto | — | — | hunger strikeICE+5 | — | 43m 35s | |
| 5/16/26 | ![]() A “Day of Action” Over Voting Rights Rollback in the South✨ | voting rightsredistricting+4 | Janelle KingHarold Jones II+1 | Spelman College | GeorgiaKansas | voting rightsredistricting+8 | — | 44m 39s | |
| 5/3/26 | ![]() "Jim Crow 2.0": Reaction to Supreme Court’s Voting Rights rollback✨ | voting rightsredistricting+5 | Bennie ThompsonLidia Terrazas | ICECNN+3 | MississippiDiamondhead+1 | Supreme Courtvoting maps+7 | — | 43m 43s | |
| 4/25/26 | ![]() White Mom Files Lawsuit Over Access to California Program for Black Infants✨ | U.S. foreign policyMiddle East conflict+4 | Tia MitchellCharles Carithers+4 | Arab American Civil Rights LeagueNational Association of Black Journalists+1 | CaliforniaPakistan+2 | California Black Infant Health ProgramIsraeli airstrikes+6 | — | 43m 47s | |
| 4/18/26 | ![]() Will an Iran Peace Deal Include Release of Detained Iranian Americans?✨ | Iran peace dealdetained Iranian Americans+5 | Ryan FayheeReginald Douglas+1 | CDCCNN Podcasts+7 | — | Iranpeace deal+6 | — | 43m 12s | |
| 4/11/26 | ![]() Father of Astronaut Victor Glover Reacts to Artemis Crew’s Return to Earth✨ | Artemis IIVictor Glover+4 | Dr. Bishara BahbahKelvin King+3 | University of MissouriArab Americans for Trump+2 | — | Artemis IIVictor Glover+6 | — | 43m 40s | |
| 3/28/26 | ![]() Senator Cory Booker and Ts Madison Speak Out Ahead of “No Kings” Protests✨ | TSA fundingpolitical debate+5 | Yolanda KeatonJonathan McColumn+3 | DHSICE+2 | — | TSAfunding+7 | — | 43m 24s | |
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| 3/21/26 | ![]() War with Iran and the “Small Price" of $200 Billion✨ | U.S. government fundingwar with Iran+4 | Sarah HurtesMaria Hinojosa+1 | BTSMovimiento Democracia+2 | CubaIran+3 | IranCesar Chavez+6 | — | 42m 35s | |
| 3/17/26 | ![]() Pastor Jamal Bryant Explains Ending Target “Fast" Despite No Change to DEI Rollback✨ | boycottDEI initiatives+4 | Pastor Jamal Bryant | TargetCNN Podcasts+1 | — | TargetJamal Bryant+5 | — | 12m 11s | |
| 3/14/26 | ![]() War With Iran and Terror Attacks in the U.S. How Does This End?✨ | terror attacksfriendship+4 | Carlos Ortiz | Department of Homeland SecurityTSA+2 | MichiganOld Dominion University | terror attacksMichigan+6 | — | 43m 23s | |
| 2/21/26 | ![]() Uncle Luke Announces Run for Congress; The State of “Black MAGA”✨ | Black MAGACongressional run+3 | Theodore R. JohnsonApril Ignacio+1 | Arizona's Missing and Murdered Indigenous Peoples Task Force | South Florida | Black MAGATrump+5 | — | 42m 43s | |
| 2/14/26 | ![]() U.S. Army Reserve Pilot Fights to Get Wife Released from ICE Custody✨ | immigrationgovernment shutdown+4 | Chris BusbyMaya Rupert | Department of Homeland SecurityTSA+1 | — | ICE custodygovernment shutdown+7 | — | 43m 15s | |
| 2/7/26 | ![]() One Big Question After Trump Shares Racist Video of Barack & Michelle Obama✨ | Trump's racist videopolitical pressure+4 | Eugene RobinsonChristian Wade+1 | NFLCNN+1 | Jamaica | Trumpracist video+7 | — | 43m 42s | |
| 1/31/26 | ![]() Anti-ICE Protests Grow; Mother of Keith Porter Jr Speaks Out | There's an immigration case that hasn't gotten a lot of attention compared to others yet, but it's emblematic of why a growing number of Americans think President Trump's immigration crackdown is going too far. Victor speaks with Delaware Governor Matt Meyer and Kaley Miller-Schaeffer, the attorney of a Delaware resident named Victor Acurio Suárez who was detained by ICE and is now facing deportation despite being developmentally disabled. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices | 42m 53s | ||||||
| 1/24/26 | ![]() A Winter Storm, ICE and Two Revealing Visuals | As millions of people deal with the impacts of a massive winter storm, Victor takes a closer look at how disadvantaged or under-served communities will feel more of an impact. Professor Scott Ganz shares the findings of his study into the disparity in who deals with power outages for longer than others. Plus, Minneapolis civil rights attorney, activist and anti-ICE protest leader Nekima Levy Armstrong is out of jail and sharing a new video that shows what agents were telling her as she was arrested this week. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices | 42m 23s | ||||||
| 1/10/26 | ![]() Minneapolis ICE Observer Speaks Out After Deadly Shooting:"It Could Have Been Any of Us" | Protests in Minneapolis against ICE are spreading nationwide after the killing of Renee Good by an ICE agent. Victor speaks with a Minneapolis mom and ICE observer Flannery Clark who says what happened to Good could have happened to her, but is still vowing to keep up her work to alert neighbors when agents are nearby.Plus, as state officials in Minnesota fight to get a role investigating the shooting alongside the feds, Victor gets perspective from Kristen Clarke, who recently served in the Biden Administration as Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights at the Department of Justice.Also happening now, the flu is breaking records. Victor shares his own personal experience battling the illness recently and speaks with Dr. Chris T Pernell about the disproportionate impact the flu has on people of color.Black women dying in childbirth is a real crisis right now, and the death of a woman who dedicated her life to finding solutions is a heartbreaking reminder of that. Victor shares the story of Dr. Janell Green Smith and speaks with Dr. Nichole Wardlaw, a member of the Smith family and a certified midwife herself.And for “Art is Life” this week, Victor goes one-on-one with shoe designer and creative Salehe Bembury. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices | 44m 27s | ||||||
| 12/6/25 | ![]() Somali-American Trump Supporter Reacts to “Garbage” Comments; Citizen Chased by Feds Speaks Out | President Trump says he wants all people from Somalia out of the country and calls Somali people “garbage”. How does a Republican Somali-American who supported Trump in 2024 feel about that? Victor asks Salman Fiqy, a business owner in Minnesota who says the President’s rhetoric has “crossed a line”. Immigration enforcement is surging in the New Orleans area, and a U.S. citizen got caught up in it this week. Home security camera video shows the moment a woman is chased into her home by federal agents, before her stepfather came out to confront them. Both Jacelynn and Juan Carlos Anglin join Victor to talk about what happened and react to an explanation offered by the Department of Homeland Security. The Trump administration's crackdown on programs and initiatives seen as "DEI" appears to have made its way to the University of Alabama. The school is shutting down two university-funded student magazines, citing "legal obligations". Victor speaks with the current editor-in-chief of Alice Magazine, Gabrielle Gunter, and the founding editor of Nineteen Fifty-Six Magazine, Tionna Taite, about the concern among students that their first amendment rights are being violated. Victor follows-up on the story of Mercedes Wells, the mom who was escorted out of an Indiana hospital while in labor, only to give birth minutes later. Her husband Leon Wells and attorney Cannon Lambert share their reaction to a meeting the family just had with hospital leadership, and an update on the health of Mercedes and her newborn. Plus, there are reports that "Rush Hour 4" could soon be a thing, apparently at the urging of President Trump. Does bringing back the franchise make sense in this era? Victor speaks to writer Isaac Rouse, who says it's not the right time for that kind of comedy. And in our “Art is Life” series this week, Victor shares the story of a performance that asks: What would it sound like if Franklin produced the soundtrack to the iconic holiday special “A Charlie Brown Christmas"? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices | 44m 23s | ||||||
| 11/29/25 | ![]() "We Ain't Buying It!": Protest Movement Targets Major Stores on Holiday Weekend | On a special holiday edition of the show, there is a new movement calling out Target, Home Depot and Amazon during the busiest shopping time of the year. Victor speaks with LaTosha Brown, an organizer of “We Ain’t Buying It”. She explains why we shouldn’t call the movement a “boycott”. Plus, “Beyond the Gates” actor Brandon Claybon talks to Victor about his personal connection to Alzheimer's and his mission to raise awareness of the disproportionate impacts of the disease on Black Americans. Later, Chef Shawn Osbey reacts to Victor’s very controversial opinion of certain classic holiday recipes and shares some alternatives. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices | 42m 34s | ||||||
| 11/22/25 | ![]() Victor Interviews Mom Who Gave Birth on Side of Road Minutes After Hospital Sent Her Home | The story of Mercedes Wells went viral this week, after video showed the mom being led out of a hospital in Indiana despite saying she was in labor. Minutes after leaving, she gave birth on the side of the road to a baby girl. The hospital is now apologizing and taking action. Victor speaks with Mercedes and her husband Leon, along with their attorney Cannon Lambert. Plus, Charlotte business owner T.R. Burns explains to Victor his decision to close his restaurant to protect Latino employees fearful of federal law enforcement cracking down on immigrants. 18-year-old landscaper and U.S. citizen Fernando Vazquez speaks out about being detained by immigration enforcement, only to be left behind in a wooded area a short time later. Victor also gets perspective from Allison Socol on new research revealing how race can be a factor in which students get access to algebra classes.And the first known Native American woman to have a production on Broadway, Larissa FastHorse, explains the inspiration behind “The Thanksgiving Play,” which imagines the struggles of four white people trying to stage a "politically correct" holiday performance. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices | 44m 03s | ||||||
| 11/8/25 | ![]() Victor Interviews Rep. Hakeem Jeffries and Shaggy (not at the same time) | Victor sits down with TSA worker Aaron Barker, who just missed a second full paycheck due to the federal government shutdown. He describes to Victor why he and his colleagues are struggling to make ends meet while in “crisis mode”.Meanwhile, Democrats in the Senate say they'll agree to end the shutdown if Republicans agree to a one-year extension on Obamacare subsidies. Victor asks Minority leader Hakeem Jeffries if he agrees with the proposal from his Senate colleagues.Native American communities are facing an especially uncertain time with SNAP benefits suspended. Victor speaks with Conscious Alliance’s Pine Ridge Reservation Field Director Natalie Hand, who is trying to help feed families on the reservation, which is feeling the impact of this ongoing shutdown harder than most places. Plus, Grammy award-winning artist Shaggy joins Victor after visiting Jamaica to help with hurricane relief. He shares what he saw, and information on how others can help. Later, the family of Norman Rockwell is calling out the Trump Administration for using the iconic painter’s artwork in their social media posts. For “Art is Life” this week, Victor asks Norman Rockwell’s granddaughter, Daisy, why she says the Department of Homeland Security is “twisting” his legacy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices | 44m 24s | ||||||
| 11/1/25 | ![]() Food Aid Recipient Speaks Out on Funding Limbo; Actress Karen Pittman advocates for SNAP | It's the first of the month and there are millions of people whose food benefits are in now limbo, with no clear solution coming quickly to ensure SNAP recipients get the aid they depend on in November. Victor speaks with SNAP recipient Laterese Johnson, Hope Atlanta’s Elizabeth Banks, and the director of a childcare center, LaToya Logan. Plus, actress Karen Pittman joins Victor to share her personal story, as families deal with food insecurity like she once did as a single mom. A Houston teen says he was roughed up by immigration agents, even as he told them he's a U.S. citizen. 16-year-old Arnoldo Bazán and his sister Maria join Victor to share the story of what they say happened. Former President Barack Obama is heading back to the campaign trail ahead of this year’s elections, and there is new CNN reporting that’s raising the question: should he be the leader of the Democratic party…again? Abby Phillip makes a special appearance to talk about that, and her new book on Jesse Jackson and Black political power titled “A Dream Deferred”. And this week’s edition of “Art is Life” features the Day of the Dead. Victor speaks with Ofelia Esparza, whose altars helped popularize Día de los Muertos in the United States. The 93-year-old reflects on the new retrospective of her art now on view at East L.A.’s Vincent Price Art Museum. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices | 43m 28s | ||||||
| 10/25/25 | ![]() Teen Battling Cancer Fights for Dad’s Release After Immigration Arrest | A 16-year-old in Chicago who is fighting cancer has a message for immigration officials after her father was arrested. Victor shares the story of Ofelia Torres and gets reaction from her father’s attorney, Kalman Resnick, to a judge’s ruling saying the mandatory detention of Ruben Torres Maldonado was “unlawful”. Plus, hear President Trump's short answer to a question about funding SNAP as we're just a week away from millions of Americans losing food benefits and the government shutdown drags on. Victor speaks with founder and CEO of The Baby Pantry, Chlorey Campbell, about what she’s hearing from people coming to her organization for help. After a deadly crash, right-wing voices are speaking out against immigrant truck drivers, particularly those from India. Bhupinder Kaur of UNITED SIKHS joins Victor to share her concerns about the rhetoric. In our latest installment of The Algorithm, Victor speaks with a content creator who says there are social media accounts “stealing my face” with AI. 200 years after transforming the United States, commemorations of the Erie Canal anniversary in New York are also taking stock of the impact the waterway had on Native Americans. Victor speaks with Brian Trzeciak of the Buffalo Maritime Center about balancing remembrances of that history, as he gets close to wrapping up a 33-day trip on a boat called the "Seneca Chief". And later, Victor speaks with Hamza Walker about a new exhibit called “Monuments” that is putting decommissioned confederate symbols back on display in unexpected new ways. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices | 40m 38s | ||||||
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