A.P.E. Academy

Good to be back! This short episode explains how the Osage Indians, the "Children of the Middle Waters", became the richest people in the world per capita! Unfortunately for the Osage's, their good fortune and immense wealth proved to be a tragic curse. 

This episode is based on the book "Negroes with Guns" by legendary black power pioneer Robert F. Williams. William's violent, life and death struggle against the Ku Klux Klan in his hometown of Monroe, NC brought armed black resistance to the national and international stage. Enjoy! 

We are back with part 2 of the Irene Morgan story. Morgan v. Commonwealth of Virginia was an early victory for the NAACP. Yet, the ruling failed to dismantle Jim Crow nationwide. 

Mrs. Irene Morgan was one of the unsung heroes of the early Civil Rights Movement, especially in the fight against Jim Crow segregation in interstate travel. 

In this short episode we discuss a few additional details on the Māori tradition of Tā moko and recap the last episode. 

We are back!! This episode is the first in a series discussing the history and cultural significance of tattoos. We will begin in the West, i.e. North American and Europe. Enjoy! 

In this A.P.E. current events episode, we discuss how the United States Intelligence apparatus and military aid program is turning the tide in Ukraine. 

In the first episode of season 2 we discuss some things to consider for edc in the summer months.

What to bring to the range if you want to shoot like John Wick. 

In this episode we discuss some important items you will need at your first range session or even as a beginner.