Robert Engelman, author of More: Population, Nature, and What Women Want, discusses how support for women’s reproductive rights is the best strategy for achieving a sustainable population. Visit Your Own Health And Fitness
Featured Episode
You’ve probably heard this before — and may even believe it yourself: Men are ambitious, rational, and inherently non-monogamous. Women, on the other hand, are nurturing, intuitive, and faithful. Scientist Rosalind Barnett and media critic Caryl Rivers discuss the questionable scholarship behind such claims about mental and psychological gender differences. They also talk about neo-Darwinism … Continued
Music of the World with Joanna Manqueros – Live Performance by Kairos Youth Choir
this episode is no longer available
Laura Kakis Serper directs Kairos Youth Choir live; this community choir has kids sing in 5 languages. This performance is a celebration of women in classical music, a genre which has been totally dominated by men. Tune in and join me in celebrating the life work of this amazing bicultural Greek American Choir Director.
Why the Death of a Honduran Indigenous Rights Leaders Matters; All the Single Ladies: Unmarried Women and the Rise of an Independent Nation. Hosted by Sonali Kolhatkar.
“Here’s to Flint”: An Unprecedented Look at the Battle for Clean Water in Flint From the ACLU; Honduran Activist Berta Cáceres Died in Gustavo Castro Soto’s Arms; Now His Life is in Danger.
Gendre Equity: From Commitment to results in the Arts, Entertainment and Education” With Hosts: Aqueila M. Lewis, Felicia Bridges and Tonita
Kairos Youth Choir
For International Women’s Day, Director of Kairos Youth Choir Laura Kakis Serper conducts live. In addition, tickets for the Black Brothers Friday, 3/11 to celebrate St. Patrik’s Day at the Freight. IMG_3934
Jon Beavers, Ian Merrigan, Ramiz Monsef and Casey Lee Hurt, co-creators of The Unfortunates, a theatrical piece at A.C.T.’s Strand Theatre through April 10, 2016, join Richard Wolinsky for an in-depth look at the creation of this musical play.
A conversation with historian Gerald Horne on the presidential campaigns, the Haitian Revolution and Paul Robeson. Gerald Horne holds the John J. and Rebecca Moores Chair of History and African American Studies at the University of Houston. His latest books are called Paul Robeson: The Artist as Revolutionary and Confronting Black Jacobins: The United States, … Continued
The Presidential Race & Environmental Racism: Flint Water Crisis Center Stage at Democratic Debate; “A Democracy Problem”: As Debate Brings Attention to Flint, a Look at the Roots of the Water Crisis; Progressive Lawmakers on Sanders vs. Clinton: Reps. Grijalva & Clarke Respond to Sunday’s Debate.