International Women’s Day 2025 Schedule

Click Here to go to the main program page and see past archives   6:00 AM – Difficult Mothering of Adult Children Through Mental Illness and Addiction / Courageous Journeys: Healing from Childhood Sexual Abuse – Debra Sloss 6:30 AM – Difficult Mothering of Adult Children through Mental Illness and Addiction 7:00 AM – Women, … Continued


Hard Knock Radio

Congo in Crisis: A Conversation with Netfa Freeman

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The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) has long been at the center of geopolitical struggles, resource exploitation, and devastating conflict—issues that continue to shape the lives of millions. In this episode, we speak with Netfa Freeman, Pan-Africanist organizer and human rights activist, about the ongoing crisis in the Congo. We unpack the historical and … Continued


Background Briefing

Matt Gold / Margo Schlanger / Mihir Desai

Trump’s Escalating Trade War Against Canada Has the Business Roundtable He’s Meeting With Nervous
Trump Tries to Deport a Student Protester With a Green Card He Labels as “Pro-Terrorist, Anti-Semitic and Anti-American”
As Tesla Stock Plunges by 40%, the World’s Richest Man is Beginning to Feel a Reversal of Fortune


Join guest host Sam Roberts for an exploration of herbs for fear.  During this episode Sam shares how to support the body and the spirit with plants when actively facing fear, as well as how to cultivate fear resilience. Hosted and produced by Emiliano Lemus and Renée Camila. Find archived episodes of The Herbal Highway … Continued


Driven by his determination to place workers at the center of U.S. history, David Montgomery emerged as a key architect of what’s called the New Labor History. James R. Barrett describes Montgomery’s investigations into working-class life, his political commitments, and his legacy. Shelton Stromquist and James R. Barrett, eds., A David Montgomery Reader: Essays on … Continued


Law & Disorder

Carceral Apartheid w/ Brittany Friedman; Plus Resistance in Residence Artist Robert Moses

What is the legacy of white supremacy and white supremacists in American prisons? How did the Black Power movement spur an evolution in the violence of the US carceral system and its agents. Those are some of the questions asked and answered by our guest today, Brittany Friedman, in her book Carceral Apartheid: How Lies … Continued