Former Internal Revenue Service Commissioner, John Koskinen, joins Ralph to discuss the bad rap the IRS gets and the consequences of Congress cutting its budget. Plus, listener questions.
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Syrian-American Activist: Limited U.S. Airstrikes Send Signal to Assad He Can Continue Mass Killing; Chelsea Manning on Trump’s Mission Accomplished Tweet: “I Believe I Have Heard Those Words Before”; Saheed Vassell’s Parents Call for Police to Release Every Video Leading Up to Their Son’s Death; Gaza: Palestinians Continue “Great March of Return” Protests for Third … Continued
7:35 – Nour Adam, Syrian journalist and Editor at Damascus Media Center who fled from violence in Eastern Ghouta, Syria 7:40 – Reese Elrich, foreign correspondent, author of Inside Syria: The Backstory of Their Civil War and What the World Can Expect, and writer of the nationally syndicated column Foreign Correspondent, which can be read locally at … Continued
With Donald Trump in crisis-mode like never before, how is the left organizing? On our show today we’ll turn to our news correspondent Arun Gupta to explore the landscape of protest, from the planned mobilizations in case of Robert Mueller’s firing, to grappling with the impending expansion of US war in Syria, to successful teachers’ … Continued
Entrevista con Vetusta Morla y Caifanes Regresa a San Francisco
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Entrevista con Juan Pedro “Pucho” Martí y Jorge González de la banda madrileña Vetusta Morla. Nuevos lanzamientos de el sello independiente español Flor y Nata Records. Boletos de regalo para el concierto de Caifanes este próximo verano en San Francisco. Producido y conducido por Miguel Guerrero.
Indie Landscapes – April 14, 2018
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Featuring music from James Supercave, Queens Of The Stone Age, Millionyoung, Unknown Mortal Orchestra, Garden City Movement, The Voidz and Concrete Knives.
Art Sato with Special Guest Masaru Koga
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MASARU KOGA, saxophonist, flutist, composer is Art Sato’s guest over the first hour (4-5pm) of In Your Ear. We’ll hear selections from his first CD as a leader “Flower Fire.” Flamenco & Tango in the second hour. Hosted by Art Sato.
Updates on labor strikes at Disney, home sales and prices drop sharply, Nestle profits by privatizing water, hurting the post office profits UPS and FedEx, Larry Summers wrong on taxing soda, more costs of the VW emissions scandal, the economic costs of sexual harassment. Interview with Julianna Forlano, journalist and comedian on ‘being funny in … Continued
Syrian Researcher: Focus on Alleged Chemical Attack Ignores War’s Ongoing Deaths by Airstrikes, Bullets; As Trump Reconsiders TPP Stance, Fair Trade Advocates Say Real Fight Is over NAFTA Renegotiation; Nearly 4 People Are Evicted Every Minute: New Project Tracks U.S. Eviction Epidemic & Effects.
As Donald Trump feels increasingly isolated and livid over the FBI raid of his lawyer’s office, speculations abounds as to what he will do next. If he listened to Fox News, which is what appears to set his agenda these days, he may fire Special Counsel Robert Mueller or DOJ Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein. … Continued