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Peter and Mickey spend the hour in conversation with historian Laurence Shoup. Shoup’s new book, Wall Street’s Think Tank, is a study of the Council on Foreign Relations; Shoup describes the CFRas “the most influential private organization in the country,” and traces how it connects major U.S.corporations with government, academia, and media.
What is This GOP Race About? S.C. Debate Shows Trump’s Outsize Role Weeks Before Opening Contest; Donald Trump, the New George Wallace? Head of Segregationist’s 1968 Bid on GOP Front-Runner’s Racism; “He Has Summoned a Political Revolution”: The Nation Magazine Endorses Bernie Sanders for President; Flint Doctor Mona Hanna-Attisha on How She Fought Gov’t Denials … Continued
Negativland’s latest “Over the Edge” broadcast pays tribute to David Bowie, in its own weird way
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Jazz bassist, composer, and bandleader Fred Randolph talks about his music and shares the latest from his new CD, Song Without Singing. The rest of show dedicated to the music of David Bowie, who died Sunday, January 10, two days after his 69th birthday and the release of his final album, Blackstar.
Today on Flashpoints: Did Obama reinvent America’s energy sector, as he claimed in his state of the union speech? Also, we’ll feature an update on the Armed Group of white man in southern Oregon who are illegally occupying federal lands. And we’ll an excerpt from a documentary by Naomi Klein, based on her new book:This … Continued
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Educator, activist Chris Chatmon speaks on African-American male achievement and state of education. He also talks about his upcoming event at the Fox Theater.
Due to technical issues, the show from last week was aired at this time. The scheduled show will be aired next week.
Sarah Holmes explores ways to support your kidneys, their function and their herbal allies.
With John Bew, teacher of history and foreign policy at the War Studies Department at King’s College London and author of the book Realpolitik: A History. Then, Lawrence Lessig, American academic, attorney, and political activist, Professor of Law at Harvard Law School and author of the book Republic Lost: The Corruption of Equality and the Steps to End It. We’ll … Continued
Another victory for Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions activists–this week the United Methodist Church has blocked 5 Israeli banks from its investment portfolio. We find out what that move means for Israel and the movement for Palestinian rights. Later, we talk to professor Samer Aboud about why thousands of people in Syria, a former middle income country, … Continued
