Law & Disorder is where abolition meets the airwaves.
Hosted by organizer, artist, and activist Cat Brooks, the show uplifts movement voices and frontline struggles—from police violence and housing injustice to incarceration, immigration, and community safety.
Every episode dives into systems of harm and the people working to dismantle and rebuild them. With sharp interviews and real-time analysis, Law & Disorder tells the truth loud and live—no permission needed.
“The experts are in the people.” —Cat Brooks
This isn’t punditry. It’s power-building, on air.
Law & Disorder with Cat Brooks airs on KPFK 90.7 FM and streaming at kpfk.org/player.
Cat Brooks is a mother, abolitionist, and community organizer based in Oakland. She co-founded the Anti Police-Terror Project, ran for mayor in 2018, and helped launch one of the first civilian-led mental health crisis response teams in the country.
She’s spent over two decades fighting for Black lives and building community alternatives to policing. She’s also a playwright, performer, and seasoned radio host, known for bringing urgency, clarity, and soul to the mic.
📱 @realcatbrooks on Instagram
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