FEATURED CREATOR
Wildstyle Paschall and Samantha Douglas
Podcast / Politics / Social Activism / Community
Wildstyle Paschall and Samantha Douglas host The Black Briefing, an Indianapolis podcast centered on political discussion, social activism, and community engagement. Earlier program credits also include Greg Meriweather.
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1:04:48Episode 1
The February Rundown
Sam, Wildstyle, and Greg discuss Lawrence policing and finances, Indiana legislation, housing, and Indianapolis community issues.
1:55:28Episode 2
The March Rundown
A discussion of the economic blackout, Indianapolis appointments, local government, and education policy, with Sam, Wildstyle, and Greg.
1:25:22Episode 3
Mid April Special
The hosts discuss Indianapolis appointments, homelessness legislation, education funding, and Indiana policy debates.
1:31:21Episode 4
The Late April/Early May Rundown
A roundup of Indianapolis council business, public records, state legislation, education, and community issues.
1:49:12Episode 5
Joe Must Go
The hosts discuss the investigation into the Hogsett administration, public records, and questions of leadership accountability.
1:59:35Episode 6
Keep the Main Thing the Main Thing
The hosts discuss policing, Indianapolis homicide trends, council leadership, and the reporting behind recent local controversies.
1:58:24Episode 7
It’s Just Expo...No Black
The hosts examine Indianapolis Black Expo, the city’s curfew response, public safety, and local political accountability.
1:32:15Episode 8
If They Shenan Once, They Gone Shenanigan!
The Black Briefing discusses allegations involving public officials and recent political and community headlines, as presented in the original program.
1:38:08Episode 9
Snake Oil Salesmen
The hosts discuss Governor Mike Braun, redistricting, data centers, and Indiana political priorities.
1:15:15Episode 11
More Braun Than Brains
The Black Briefing discusses Indiana redistricting, government policy, and political and community developments.
1:49:25Episode 12
Mustaches Running Amok
The hosts examine Indiana redistricting, eviction policy, public services, and city government accountability.