L.A. Kauffman, author of the book DIRECT ACTION and the forthcoming HOW TO READ A PROTEST, and a tactical coordinator at Thursday’s women’s mass civil disobedience at the Senate Office Building, takes us inside the largest women’s direct action in history. How did it come about, what happened, and what comes next? Valerie Lapin, director of the film, THE … Continued
What did anarchism and Marxism look like in the nineteenth century, and in the years leading up to the Russian Revolution? Were Marxists and anarchists always at loggerheads? And how did the Bolshevik Revolution affect the dynamics and development of these two great idea systems? Anthony D’Agostino weighs in on these and other questions. Anthony … Continued
Marketing professor and entrepreneur, Scott Galloway, explains how Google is God, Facebook is Love, Amazon is Consumption, Apple is Sex, and their collective market dominance needs to be broken up for the sake of democracy… and innovation. Plus, Ralph talks to Michael Merhige about the political philosophy he developed while working as a CIA operative … Continued
Micth Jeserich is in conversation with the national correspondent of the Nation magazine, John Nichols about a wide-ranging conversation: the election victory of Alexandria Cassio-Cortez and the impact on the Democratic party, the upcoming Supreme Court fight and the further fall out over immigration policy.
Leftist Andrés Manuel López Obrador Wins Mexican Presidential Election in Landslide Victory; “Families Belong Together”: Tens of Thousands Across the U.S. Protest Trump’s Zero Tolerance Policy; Thousands in New York March Against Family Separation, Immigration Crackdown at Border; “It’s a Humanitarian Crisis”: Texas Lawyer Describes Chaos, Terror of Family Separation at Border.
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El Defensor de Derechos Humanos Quetzacoatl Fontanot, reporta sobre las elecciones en Mexico. Estrenos musicales y comentarios. Producción y conducción por Miguel Guerrero.
We go back to the night in June 1969 at the New York City Stonewall Inn that sparked the LGBT rights movement. On today’s show we’ll hear about the day that galvanized a generation and the continued fight for LGBT civil rights. The first Pride parades took place in June 1970 marking the 1st anniversary of the Stonewall Uprising. Michael … Continued
Updates on Colorado’s laws favoring coops, capitalism and suicide, rent control on California ballot, foreign trade controls, French govt vs GE, Ford buys station it helped wreck. Interview with David Harvey on Marx’s contribution to understanding capitalism now. Hosted by Richard D. Wolff.
Don’t Put Children in Cages! Reunite Families Now! A Message from Youth Protesters in Texas; Actor Jay Ellis of HBO’s “Insecure” Condemns Separation of Families at Protest in Brownsville, Texas; Voices from Brownsville Protest: We Have a Moral Responsibility to Help Asylum Seekers; Susan Sarandon & Linda Sarsour Speak Out as 630 Women Arrested Protesting … Continued
Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy has announced his retirement, causing a political frenzy among Republicans to replace him with a staunch right wing extremist, and some Democrats determined to stop a new Trump nominee. On our show today Constitutional expert, author, and academic Corey Brettschneider will join us to examine Kennedy’s legacy on the court, … Continued
