There is No Military Solution: Could ISIL Be Strengthened by U.S., French, Russian Bombing? Abdel Bari Atwan: Inside How the U.S. & Saudi Arabia Aided Growth of the Islamic State; Lydia Wilson: What I Discovered from Interviewing Imprisoned Islamic State Fighters; We are Angry over Death of My Cousin in Paris, As Well As the … Continued
Today on Flashpoints: Is US and western terrorism in the middle east the driving force behind growing acts of terrorism against the west? Also FEDS and prison officials cancels art exhibition by Native American Political Prisoner Leonard Peltier, citing national security concerns. Flashpoints poet in residence, Aurora Levins Morales, remembers the victims of the recent … Continued
Susi Damilano is the co-founder of San Francisco Playhouse, and director of their most recent production, Stage Kiss by Sarah Ruhl, which plays through January 8, 2016. She talks about the play and about her work as both an actor and director. Hosted by Richard Wolinsky
Join me as I discuss the latest issues around heart disease and hypertension with Dr. Michael Lee MD, East Bay heart doctor. He is one of the best
Putting the Attacks in Paris and Beirut Into Context; and Canada’s New Prime Minister Wows Progressives (Except for the Issue of Israel). Hosted by Sonali Kolhatkar.
Last Friday, multiple coordinated terrorist attacks in Paris left over 120 people dead, leaving France and the Western world reeling with shock. We start the show with a live report from Paris followed by analysis and perspective on the events from the Arab and Muslim world by Professor Hatem Bazian, co-editor and founder of the Islamophobia Studies Journal. In the … Continued
Voices from a City in Mourning: Paris Reels After 129 Killed in Deadliest Attacks in Decades; Report from Paris: With Manhunt on for Eighth Attacker, France Remains in State of Emergency; “We Shouldn’t Play into the Hands of ISIS”: Vijay Prashad on Danger of Military Escalation in Syria; Sanders Criticizes Clinton Iraq Vote: 2003 Invasion … Continued
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A visit with Mothers Out Front, a fascinating group of mothers and grandmothers who come together (usually at house parties) to act on the threat that climate change poses to their children and to future generations.
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Entrevista con Roberto Musso, de el Cuarteto de Nos. Cápsula Insumisas presenta audio sobre Ayotzinapa. Boletos de regalo para el concierto de Zoé y CaféTacvba en The Fox Theater. With Host Miguel Guerrero.
In the first hour, Get a Clue…… Black Lives Matter with Kevin Gray, co-editor, “Killing Trayvons: An Anthology of American Violence”. In the second hour The Dems Debate in Des Moines, What Happened Last Night? with John Nichols, Washington correspondent for The Nation.
