This hour-long broadcast explores the work of a group of Hudson youth leaders (ages 12-18) that came together for a five-week period in the summer of 2014, as part of the "Social Justice Leadership Academy" to build a space for exploration, play, and creative and political expression. Through hands-on experiences as on-the-street interviewers and on-the-farm harvesters, the teenagers explored systemic oppression and solutions for communities. The young people addressed various issues, including inequality, racism, food justice, gentrification, the school-to-prison-pipeline and youth power. This is a repeat of an Aug. 8, 2014 broadcast.