How do we get from neoliberalism to a just society? What political projects and initiatives have put us on a trajectory of radical social transformation? In his latest book, political theorist Robert Latham puts forward a notion of re-collective passage, which involves turning away from dominant sociopolitical relations and enacting new ways to organize and … Continued
On today’s show we talked to Rick Ayers, he is a professor of education at the university of San Francisco. We discussed of Donald Trump’s national security adviser H. R. McMaster. Rick Ayers book is Dereliction of Duty. Source image: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:H.R._McMaster_ARCIC_2014.jpg Then, we speak of Free Speech in Berkeley with guest Harmeet Dhillon, First Amendment lawyer representing Young … Continued
On today’s show we’ll spend the entire hour reporting from the March for Science in Los Angeles. As tens of thousands of people demonstrated all over the country on Earth Day demanding that Donald Trump take science and research seriously, we’ll bring you the voices of scientists, non-scientists, children, parents, and activists who are worried … Continued
On today’s show we speak of Free Speech in Berkeley with guest Harmeet Dhillon, First Amendment lawyer representing Young America’s Foundation and Berkeley College Republicans (BCR) in a lawsuit against UC Berkeley filed yesterday (Monday) because campus administrators do not permit BCR to host Ann Coulter on April 27. We also invited Dan Siegel, civil rights attorney … Continued
Witnesses to Double Execution in Arkansas Say Inmates May Have Suffered Botched, Painful Death; Cornel West & Former Sanders Staffer on Movement to Draft Bernie for a New “People’s Party” in U.S.; BDS Leader Omar Barghouti Dedicates His Gandhi Peace Award to Palestinian Prisoners on Hunger Strike;
In the age of Trump — and before him, of Obama — change from the top seems far out of reach for progressives. Some have drawn from the past and have struggled from the bottom up for a just city, perhaps the premier case being Richmond, California. Journalist Steve Early talks about Richmond, Chevron, labor … Continued
Ralph talks to Ken Reed, policy director for League of Fans about his book Ego Vs. Soul in Sports and also answers your questions on the state of the Democratic Party and public banking.
On today’s show we talk with Tony Cross from Radio France International, about the results of the first round of the French Presidential Elections. He also has his own blog: The Raving Reporter. Then, we have a long discussion with the author of the lauded novel American War a Novel: Omar El Akkad. About the … Continued
The Venezuelan government continues to face mass opposition protests in the streets as its economy falls amid reports of GM pulling out. But there is so much distortion about Venezuela in the US media that it’s hard to make sense of what is really happening. On today’s show we’ll turn to Miguel Tinker Salas, a … Continued
On today’s show we first speak of healthcare taken as a ransom by the government to make Democrats cave to its will. Then, our guest Tony Cross, journalist at Radio France International, updates us on the French Elections results for the first round of the residential race. He is the editor of his own blog: … Continued
