We’re told that the police are imperfect, but if we make the right reforms, the bad apples will be weeded out and aggressive behavior no longer tolerated. But, as David Correia argues, what if the police are not reformable? Resources: David Correia and Tyler Wall, Police: A Field Guide Verso, 2018
Ralph welcomes conservative Constitutional scholar, Bruce Fein, who argues against the appointment of John Bolton as National Security Advisor and why that should be a position confirmed by the Senate. Plus, Jack Gillis, co-author of “The Car Book,” gives us tips on how to buy the safest, most reliable car. And, a listener asks, “Did … Continued
As teachers take to the streets especially in red states and in Oklahoma they began their second week of the strike, we talk about the economics of teaching with Sylvia Allegretto. She is a labor economist and co-chair of the Center on Wage and Employment Dynamics at the University of California, Berkeley. Then we talk to Elizabeth Gillespie … Continued
Glenn Greenwald on Syria: U.S. & Israel Revving Up War Machine Won’t Help Suffering Syrian Civilians; Glenn Greenwald: Brazil’s Right Wing Jailed Ex-President Lula Because They Couldn’t Win at the Polls; “Apartheid, Rogue, Terrorist State”: Glenn Greenwald on Israel’s Murder of Gaza Protesters, Reporter.
7:34AM – Monique Judge, columnist and news writer for TheRoot.com, speaks about the police shooting of Saheed Vassell, an unarmed black man in Brooklyn 8:08AM – Victories from Inside Out: Dismantling the Prison Industrial Complex Taina Vargas-Edmond – Executive Director of Initiate Justice Dorsey Nunn – Executive Director of Legal Services for Prisoners with Children/All of Us or … Continued
As evidence of planetary warming from fossil fuel consumption continues to pile up around us, newly unearthed documents show that just like Exxon, Shell has known about climate change and its contribution to it for decades and worked to hide the knowledge. On our show today we’ll speak with Cassady Craighill of Greenpeace about the … Continued
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Entrevista con Cesar López “El Vampiro” El crítico de cine Iñaki Fernández de Retana comenta sobre el Festival Internacional de Cine de San Francisco. Ademá, estrenos musicales y comentarios. Conducido y producido por Miguel Guerrero.
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The hicks from coast to coast. Hosted by Mary Tilson.
In the first hour “Potomac Fever” with Bill Fletcher, Jr., co-founder of the Center for Labor Renewal and co-author of “Solidarity Divided: The Crisis in Organized Labor and a New Path toward Social Justice”. In the second hour “Vladimir of the Volga” with Anthony D’Agostino, Prof. of History, San Francisco State Univ., author of “The … Continued
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The Blues: highlighting this Afro-American roots art form from its rural country roots to the urban manifestations and regional flavors that encompass the genre. Hosted by Tom Mazzolini.
