Civil rights leader Fannie Lou Hamer, spoke words that are all too relevant today.  Mrs Hamer would have turned 100 years old on October 6th 2017. Today on Making Contact, you’ll hear archival recordings, and excerpts from a powerful new film featuring Fannie Lou Hamer’s contemporaries– themselves now elders.  You’ll hear about the context of … Continued


Salima Hamirani speaks with May Jeong about her article for In These Times on the American trained militia groups tasked with carrying out the ugliest parts of the ongoing war, and furthering American interests. May discusses the complexities that come with arming one remote group in the name of foreign stakeholder benefit. In the second … Continued


The electoral college, voter suppression, gerrymandering, filibusters, deportations, incarceration, unequal pay, a healthcare crisis and more – these are only some of the many issues that plague the United States and our government. On today’s show we’ll examine the root causes that are actually embedded in our own Constitution. My guest will be Sanford Levinson … Continued


Tonight, we talk about the significance and practice of direct action from Asian Americans who believe that this tactic is crucial to our movement. We look at the history of Asian Americans doing direct action, notable examples, and most importantly, how direct action is being used by Asian Americans today. Tonight’s show will feature brilliance … Continued


Caroline welcomes the return of Eric Davis, science-myth wizard, author of TechGnosis,  perspicacious playful liberating jaunty discerning magical intellect with whom to co-animate the desirable potential of now, keeper of the Hermetic realms, history of entheo sci-fi, illusion – “in-ludo = “in the game,” v. delusion = “out of the game.” (and discerning betwixt the former which strives … Continued