The National Press has covered the service of Ronald V. Dellums as a Congressman and national leader since his death in late July. Yet, few have reported on his work as Mayor of Oakland. Today, Education Today will examine the impact of Dellums’ tenure as Mayor in the areas of education, police costs and behavior, … Continued
Meet Gustavo Petro, Colombian Former Guerilla & Leftist Who Mounted Historic Campaign for Presidency; “All for One”: U.S. and Russian Filmmakers with Disabilities Collaborate in Powerful New Documentary.
First, today’s news headlines. Then, hundreds of people have been killed in Nicaragua since April in what many worry will be a crisis that turns into civil war. On our show today well turn to our correspondent Courtney Morris about whether the government of Daniel Ortega is to blame for the violence. Then, long-time journalist … Continued
Tonight, we explore the importance of space. Whether we’re talking about living space or our social surroundings, if you don’t own or manage the venue, you may be in a precarious situation. In the first half of the show, we focus on the Filipino community. Members of SOMA Pilipinas Alleluia Panis, artistic director of Kularts, … Continued
Caroline hosts master rock climber, youth guide, citizen-denizen of Yosemite, Ron Kauk, reporting live from its smoldering smokiness, proffering necessary guiding from Nature, what the plants, animals, rocks, waterfalls of Yosemite would wish to convey to our species’ to extinguish our hyper-yang death frenzy culture of combustion and conflagration… Support The Visionary Activist … Continued
Join Sarah Holmes and her guest Suzanna Stone, herbalist and teacher. Suzanna is the founder of Owlcraft Healing Ways in Scottsville, VA.
This week’s primaries; who won, who lost? We read the tea leaves. PLUS: the pro-choicers are working hard—at the polls, at state and federal levels—as a Supreme Court nomination threatens the foundation of the movement. We catch up. With host Kris Welch.
Experts: If We Don’t Stop Climate Change, CA Fires “Will Seem Mild In Comparison to What’s Coming”; $1 An Hour to Fight Largest Fire in CA History: Are Prison Firefighting Programs Slave Labor?; 73 Years After U.S. Dropped Atom Bomb on Nagasaki, Survivor Warns About Threat of Nuclear Warfare.
First, our daily news headlines; As Congress enthusiastically passes a bipartisan bloated military budget bill to Donald Trumps desk for a signature, well explore in detail on todays show whats in the budget, and how it impacts both militarism and social spending. My guest will be Khury Petersen-Smith of the Institute for Policy Studies. Then, … Continued
Do Historic Victories & Tight Races in Primaries Mean Dems Could Retake Senate & House in November? Madison, Wisconsin “Shaken” by Shooting at Community Radio Station WORT-FM; Meet Debbie Africa: First Member of MOVE 9 to Be Freed After Nearly 40 Years Behind Bars.
