The Movement for Black Lives, created in 2016, is a nationwide coalition of activist groups intended to establish a united political front against the systemic and targeted violence against black bodies in the US. Patrisse Cullors, co-founder of Black Lives Matter, author of a memoir called When They Call You A Terrorist is interviewed by Cat … Continued
“Unprecedented Level of Violence” in Heart of Kabul as Taliban Sends “Clear Message” to Trump; With Larry Nassar Sentenced for Sexual Abuse of 160 Female Athletes, Many Now Ask: Who Else Knew? “Are You a U.S. Citizen?”: Trump Could Sabotage the 2020 Census by Adding Controversial Question; “We’re Living in a Rigged System”: Ari Berman … Continued
Donald Trump declares America is “open for business” at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, where he stuck to his script, behaved himself, and apparently charmed the global financial elites gathered. On our show we’ll speak with Oxfam’s Paul O’Brien who breaks down Trump’s speech. Then Pulitzer prize winning reporter and best-selling author David … Continued
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Entrevista con Rodrigo Guardiola, baterista de Zoé y director del documental Panoramas. Reporte de NotiFrayba sobre el asesinato de la activista Guadalupe Campanur. Estrenos musicales y algo de lo mejor de la música latina alternativa. Producido y conducido por Miguel Guerrero.
Amandititita nos visita en los estudios para hablar de sus discos y sus libros, entre otras cosas. El trobador chicano y abogado Enrique Ramirez, nos canta sus rolas y nos comenta sobre sus viajes por Mexico, y las redadas de la migra. Anna Arizmendi, del grupo de son jarocho Caña Dulce y Caña Brava, nos … Continued
Amandititita nos visita en los estudios para hablar de sus discos y sus libros, entre otras cosas.El trobador chicano y abogado Enrique Ramirez, nos canta sus rolas y nos comenta sobre sus viajes por Mexico, y las redadas de la migra. Anna Arizmendi, del grupo de son jarocho Caña Dulce y Caña Brava, nos invita … Continued
Which came first– coin or the ledger? In either case, physical currency and a tally of debts and payments have been the two primary forms of money used throughout history. Today, physical cash is increasingly being replaced with cashless systems including cryptocurrencies. This week, we hear from blockchain researcher Jaya Klara Brekke on the political … Continued
Updates on New York City’s suit against big oil and dumping $5 billion in fossil fuel investments, fast-rising US consumer debt, further attacks on labor and living standards in Greece, collapse of Carillion Corp exposes failure of privatization in UK, and how CVS’ touch-ups of beauty images expose economics of advertising. Interview with Prof. Bertell … Continued
Women’s Rights Attorney Gloria Allred on Suing Donald Trump for Sexual Assault: “Truth Matters”; A Lifetime of Activism: Jane Fonda on Gender Violence, Indigenous Rights & Opposing War in Vietnam; Actor & Musician Common on Erica Garner, Colin Kaepernick, DREAMers, Trump & Standing Up for Justice.
As NAFTA renegotiations take place in Montreal, Canada, Donald Trump is in Davos, Switzerland for the annual World Economic Forum. On our show today we’ll ask Karen Hansen-Kuhn of the Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy what Trump’s agenda really means. Then, journalist Kevin Gosztola, who has been following Chelsea Manning’s story for years, will … Continued
