The Fire This Time Podcast

In ep115, FTT discusses the Israel & US war on Iran, Vic Mensa's 'feminist' support for regime change in Iran, the ADL claiming "buy-black" is anti-semitic, and also dig into the new Nation Time, Vol. 4 album from Slank & Sunny.

In episode 114 of The Fire This Time Podcast, Sunny & Slank build over some of the recent news items as of September 2025, including: the lynching of Trey Reed at Delta State University in Mississippi, the assassination of Charlie Kirk, new music from Jay Electronica, and more!

White Money in Black Movements (WMBM): How The Ford Foundation United With US Intelligence To Destroy Black Militancy Part 1: Foundations of US Intelligence's Infiltration of Black Movements - In episode 113 and part 1 of our new series, the trio dissect the early history of the FBI & US Army intelligence's infiltration of Black movements and communities. The threat of "Negro Uprisings" and Black militancy in the early 20th century led white racists in power to surveil and disrupt anything that sniffed of militant Black nationalism. This history sets up future episodes where the ties between the Ford Foundation and US intelligence will be explored further. Peace!

In part 2 of our 'What Would Malcolm Do?' series, we examine his anti-zionist writings and other sources in the archive of his visits abroad to places such as Gaza. We also discuss the cultural aspects of neocolonial warfare in reference to not only Malcolm X, but also Robert F. Williams and Frantz Fanon.

In this episode we analyze the Black nationalist politics of Malcolm X & the Organization of Afro-American Unity (OAAU) through a close look at their official aims and objectives. This will be the first in a series of episodes which examine Malcolm X's politics.

This week’s episode focuses on the Zionist war on Iran, a brief history of the Iranian revolution, and lastly we’ll take up the question “Is it our fight?” in reference to Black solidarity with global and domestic conflicts.

In episode 109, the FTT crew takes a critical look at Burkina Faso's revolution amid claims that it isn't "real" by US military generals & Black 'radicals' alike. Did AFRICOM's General Langley accusations against Captain Ibrahim Traoré & Burkina Faso, and the Pan-African backlash that ensued, get him fired by President Trump? Why does the view of Black 'radical' FD Signifier align with General Langley & US imperialism? What is the relationship between AI & counterinsurgency within the context of Burkina Faso's revolution? Why do postmodernists claim the Sahel revolution "isn't real"?

FTT reviews "Sinners", the hit Black vampire movie from Ryan Coogler. Our review includes an analysis of the film's three acts, its depiction of race and community, and the curious Zionist politics of one of the films stars Hailee Steinfeld.

In episode 106, the trio ask the question, 'do Black Marxists still believe that Black America is an internal colony within the US?'--a prominent scholar named Keeanga Yamahtta-Taylor says we are not. Also, this episode looks at the recent lynching of Trumaine White in a Mississippi jail and the failures of the Black Lives Matter movement to answer the call. Finally, we promote the upcoming National Black Radical Organizing Conference in Indianapolis, IN at the end of May.

Slank, Sunny, and Ahki discuss the potential for the Sahel region of Africa to be a front in the potentially upcoming WWIII conflict; they also discuss newly released Nation Time Vol. 3 project by Slank & Sunny out now on all platforms!

Sunny, Slank, & Ahki da G discuss Trumps’s Anti-Immigration Agenda, US Citzens to be Imprisoned in El Salvador?, Updates on the Sahel Alliance, Kagame Betrays Pan-Africanism but is Praised By The West, Nation Time Vol. 3 from Slank & Sunny, & MORE!

In episode 103, Sunny, Slank, & Ahki Da G discuss the counter-revolutionary role played by the IMF and AFRICOM in the Sahel region of Africa, the origins of Hip-Hop and the current beef between Fat Joe & FBA, and other topics.

In ep102, Ahki, Sunny, & Slank discuss the aftermath of the 2024 election and analyze the recent ICC warrant issued for Israel's leader Benjamin Netanyahu due to the zionist assault on Palestine.

Sunny, Slank, & Ahki da G preview the 2024 election in this special episode 100.5 from the Fire This Time Podcast team. Main topics include: Would it be easier to organize under Harris or Trump? President Obama & the Democratic Party's continued disregard & disrespect of Black men. Kamala Harris, Blackness, and New Afrikan identity

For our 100th episode, Ahki & Sunny send off the Fire This Time Podcast right alongside special guest Slank. In addition to commemorating our journey thus far, the trio discuss political developments in the Sahel region of West African & the relationship between Pan-Africanism and Black nationalism.

In episode 99, Ahki & sunny discuss the reparations claim by Tulsa massacre survivors failing in Oklahoma courts, A'Ja Wilson's dominance in the WNBA, and the recent Juneteenth celebration at the White House along with its wider de-nationalization.

In ep98, Ahki & Sunny discuss the sexual assault allegations made against Sean Combs & DJ Akademiks, the potential arrest warrant for Zionist leader Netanyahu for war crimes, & more!

In ep97, Ahki & Sunny discuss the epic showdown between Kendrick Lamar & Drake. The duo discuss each song in the feud, Drake's alleged history of grooming minors, and the reverberations this battle may have on Hip-Hop culture after the dust settles.

In ep96, Ahki & Sunny cover the recent diss records from Drake, Rick Ross, J. Cole, & Kendrick Lamar and also discuss the recent explosion of interest into women's basketball stemming from South Carolina's undefeated season under coach Dawn Staley and the pending draft of shooter Caitlin Clark into the WNBA.

In ep95, Ahki & Sunny discuss the recent FRICO charges and raids endured by one Sean 'Puff Daddy' Combs, his family, and record industry associates. Also, the duo discuss the alleged events that culminated in our co-host Ahki being accused of anti-semitism by a Black Hebrew Israelite for standing on business (Black history).