John C. Ulloa holds two Master's Degrees in both History and Anthropology and currently is a professor of History and Cultural Anthropology at Skyline College. He is a drummer, author, photographer, low rider, car builder, and all around family man. In this episode John and I discuss fieldwork, how we got started doing fieldwork, different experiences we both have had, and overall lessons learned from doing fieldwork. Enjoy folks!

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This episode is a continuation from EP 006. Dr. Robert Weide is a Los Angeles Native who grew up in an area heavily influenced by racialized Sureno, Blood, and Crip gangs. Robert eventually obtained a Ph.D in Sociology from NYU and landed a teaching position at California State University, Los Angeles. In this episode, Robert discusses the California State Prison system, how the four main factions of racialized prison gangs created a peace treaty in maximum security prison, how the treaty extended to the streets, whats being done to undermine the treaty and much more. Thanks for tuning in and *****please***** don't forget to hit subscribe, leave me a review, and share this podcast with all of your homies! *****You can follow @anthroforthehomies and Instagram and Youtube.***** Peace homies! 

Dr. Robert Weide is a Los Angeles Native who grew up in an area heavily influenced by racialized Sureno, Blood, and Crip gangs. Robert eventually obtained a Ph.D in Sociology from NYU and landed a teaching position at California State University, Los Angeles. In this episode we discuss the race concept, its dependence on capitalism, and how gang violence in Los Angeles is a case study for how the race concept continues to divide and conquer labor populations. Thanks for tuning in and please don't forget to hit subscribe, leave me a review, and share this podcast with all of your homies!