On today’s show, first our daily news headlines. Then, weapons expert William Hartung will join us to make links between domestic gun proliferation and international weapons sales and how Trump has worsened Americas reputation as the worlds gunrunner. Then, constitutional lawyer Ron Fein joins us to discuss the new book he has just co-authored, called … Continued
How is radical memory transmitted from generation to generation? How does that transmission frequently fail — and how might it better succeed? Anthropologist and veteran radical Phil Cohen discusses the politics of remembrance and archiving, from the Sixties to the present. (Encore presentation.) Resources: Livingmaps May Day Rooms Phil Cohen, Archive That, Comrade! Left Legacies … Continued
Parents of Murdered Parkland Student Joaquin Oliver on Using Art to Demand End to Gun Violence; John Carlos Frey: Deported Parents Say Trump Administration Is Still Separating Families at Border; Military Cover-Up? 100s of Migrants Feared Dead in Mass Grave at AZ’s Barry Goldwater Bombing Range.
0:08 – Today, a jury in Alexandria, VA will hear closing arguments in the trial of Donald Trump’s former campaign chairman, Paul Manafort, in the first trial stemming from Robert Mueller’s investigation into Russian interference in the Presidential campaign and election. Manafort faces 18 counts of tax and bank fraud stemming from money he earned while … Continued
First, our daily news headlines. Then, author Katharine Gerbner will discuss her new book, Christian Slavery: Conversion and Race in the Protestant Atlantic World. And, as Trump administration officials continue to deny that climate change is driving our heat wave and Californias wildfires, well turn to Geeta Persad, an expert from the Union of Concerned … Continued
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We pay tribute to the Queen of Soul Aretha Franklin.
Pres.Trump’s Space Force. Guest: weapons analyst Michael Moore. Hosted by Dr. Michio Kaku.
Martin Pall, PhD, Professor Emeritus of Biochemistry and Basic Medical Sciences at Washington State University and author of Explaining Unexplained Illnesses, discusses his review article about the harm caused by non-ionizing radiation and the failure of scientists and regulators such as the FCC to prevent that harm. Visit Your Own Health And Fitness
In the two decades following the end of the bracero program in 1964, the number of Mexicans who migrated to the U.S. without papers rose dramatically. Who were these people, why did they cross the border, and who did they leave behind in Mexico? Did migrants tend to stay permanently in the U.S., or did … Continued
A conversation on how white supremacists throughout history and now appropriated the classical world to promote their own ideology. We speak to classicist Sarah Teets. Guest: Sarah Teets is a Postdoctoral Fellow in the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Virginia, her focus is on the classical world. Her article Classical Slavery and Jeffersonian … Continued
