PHIERS

COMMUNITY RADIO · SACRAMENTO

PHIER’d Up CREW

PHIER’d Up CREW: Vell’s View and DJ OneGone’s In the Zone at KUBU 96.5 FM, Monday through Saturday, 3–5 PM

PHIER’d Up Politics connects both shows. PHIERS is a community accountability and civic action framework that turns local concerns into organized public action.

Two radio shows. One mission. Stronger communities.From neighborhood concerns to public action.

KUBU 96.5 FM

REAL PEOPLE · REAL STORIES

Tim’s survival story.

Tim Poole · DJ OneGoneSurvival. Service. A higher purpose.

TWO SHOWS · ONE CREW

Two shows. One conversation.

PERSPECTIVE · ACCOUNTABILITY · GROWTH

Vell’s View

Marvell Wilson

Conversations about family, leadership, and community responsibility.

LIVED EXPERIENCE · SECOND CHANCES · SOLUTIONS

In the Zone

DJ OneGone · Tim Poole

Real stories from people working to improve their neighborhoods.

PHIER’d Up PoliticsConnects both shows to community priorities and public action.Explore the Civic Action Center →

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Hear the full conversations. These recordings give you a behind-the-scenes look at the CREW. Shorter highlights are on the way.

WEEK 1 · DAY 1

Monday, October 19, 2026

In the Zone

In the Zone

Where Are Our Community Leaders?

Marvell Wilson, DJ OneGone, and Will Price ask why grassroots groups are doing the work while established institutions remain on the sidelines.

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A conversation about second chances, the Men Accountable Project, Hooked on Fishing Not on Violence, PHIERS surveys and petitions, and the difference between public promises and sustained collaboration.

00:00 — Finding purpose through helping others 06:12 — Can PHIERS hold community leaders accountable? 07:24 — Where is the institutional support? 08:44 — MAP and Hooked on Fishing Not on Violence 13:27 — Surveys, petitions and accountability 17:13 — What makes a community?

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In the Zone

We Don’t Need More Talk. We Need a Vision.

What happens after the entertainment ends and our neighborhoods still face the same problems?

Episode details and chapters

The crew discusses surviving adversity, building a shared vision, lessons from Sacramento’s Oak Park, and moving from collective belief to coordinated action.

00:00 — Helping others changes how we see ourselves 00:32 — DJ OneGone’s second chance 06:17 — Why entertainment is not enough 06:51 — Seeing beyond present circumstances 07:19 — Oak Park and coordinated action 09:18 — Peace, leadership and responsibility

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The conversations connect with community service, healing, youth mentorship, and public accountability. Explore the work and take part.

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