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The passing of Ms. Rose Pak; Kimberly Alvarenga for Supervisor; and the sinking of the Millennium Tower.
Carl Hiaasen, whose latest comic thriller is Razor Girl, is interviewed by Richard Wolinsky. Carl Hiaasen is both a best-selling novelist and a weekly syndicated political columnist for the Miami Herald. Over the past thirty years, he’s been working both sides of the pavement, writing humorous crime novels for adults and young people, and devoting column inches to trenchant examinations of state and national politics.
Did you know that in many states, Arab numbers are equal to or greater than Jewish numbers — but for a variety of reasons, Arabs have never defeated a candidate with their clout. Why? In this episode, Arab American Institute president, Dr. James Zogby explains. He gets real about what it takes to achieve power … Continued
In this first episode of “The Occasional Scoop,” Kris Welch interviews Wes “Scoop” Nisker about his new book “You Are Not Your Fault.
Music by the Grateful Dead, and music not by the Grateful Dead. Hosted by Tim Lynch.
Hosts Lakota Harden, Eddie Madril, Janeen Antoine, Vince Medina, and Morning Star Gali bring you today’s Native issues, people, culture & events.
The San Diego community of El Cajon is reeling after police shot an unarmed black man. Alfred Olango was an immigrant from Uganda, shot dead by police after his sister called authorities for help, saying he was having a mental health episode. The U.S. Senate vote nearly unanimously to override President Obama’s veto of legislation … Continued
Today on Flashpoints: A people’s rebellion brewing in the streets of Haiti. Also, an interview with Dr Margaret Flowers, running for senate in Maryland, on the green party ticket. And the Election Crimes Bulletin returns with Greg Palast.
