If the problem is religious polarization and inequality, isn’t the solution secular governance? Secularism, after all, promises the equality of citizens regardless of religious affiliation. Saba Mahmood argues that modern secular governance, contrary to its grand claims, has in fact exacerbated religious inequalities. It has also, she says, constrained our political imagination to a significant … Continued
Ralph talks about the importance of human touch in our industrial and virtual society with entrepreneur, Adam Lippin, CEO of the cuddling service Cuddlist.com. Plus, David comes back to report on his foray into both the Democratic and Republican National Conventions with Triumph the Insult Comic Dog.
Today we talk to presidential candidate Jill Stein to discuss the Green Party campaign, strategy and goals for 2016. With open mics for listeners to participate in the discussion.
As Kerry Plans to Visit Saudi Arabia, Activists & NGOs Demand U.S. Stop Funding War Crimes in Yemen; “This is Our War & It is Shameful:” Journalist Andrew Cockburn on the U.S. Role in the War in Yemen; A Shocking Story of How a Chicago Cop Killed a Teen — Then Locked Up His Best … Continued
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Carmen Aristegui presenta nuevo reportaje sobre facetas desconocidas de Enrique Peña Nieto; Cápsulas Insumisas; Iñaki Fernández de Retana habla sobre cine en la Bahía; Tributo a Federico García Lorca. Hola Mexico Film Festival
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Art Sato sits in for Horace Mansfield Jr. and airs a 1988 interview with the late, great vibist Bobby Hutcherson. The interview was conducted by Art and Horace in Bobby’s Montara home and covers his Pasadena roots, the exciting New York years, and his collaborations with giants such as Jackie McLean and Eric Dolphy.
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Tribute to JB’s + P-Funk bass player and #1 funkateer of all time. Hosted by Rickey Vincent.
The alternatives to prison are few and far between. And after serving time, the options for getting back on your feet are even worse. Finding food, a job and a place to live with a criminal record can become an almost impossible task. On this edition, Women building their own support network after being released … Continued
Pushing Limits is pleased to present an interview with cultural and visual anthropologist Karen Nakamura who recently accepted the position as Haas Distinguished Chair of Disability Studies at UC Berkeley. She is a highly-educated, skilled woman who is deeply immersed in the disability community. Dr. Nakamura, who formerly taught at Yale, will be working on … Continued
Wildfires, large and small, have been an essential part of Western landscapes for millennia. And now a growing body of research is showing how most of the traditional fire-control methods we have been employing for nearly a century — like logging dense forests to thin them and removing dead trees so that the fire can’t … Continued
