Attorney for Bowe Bergdahl: Army Report Shows Ex-POW Left Base to Report Wrongdoing, Not Desert Unit; Ex-U.S. Official on Bowe Bergdahl Charges: Why Are We Vilifying an Ex-POW Tortured by Taliban?; Iran Nuclear Talks Near Deadline Amid “Air of Inevitability Combined with Tremendous Uncertainty”; TSA Checklist Exposed: “Suspicious Signs” … Continued
Today’s show is a tribute to the somewhat forgotten California poet, George Sterling, who lived from 1869 to 1926. The show is devoted to only one of Sterling’s poems, the extended verse narrative, “Duandon,” written about 1910. “Duandon” will be performed by Donald Sidney-Fryer, who will accompany himself on the modern bass lute or chitarrone. … Continued
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Explorations deep into the language of music.There’s a lot that’s Bach, and a lot that’s not.
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Today’s show features music from artists that I recently discovered at SXSW in Austin, TX and some other recent tracks from other awesome bands. With Host Greg Garza.
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A cultural affairs radio magazine showcasing personal views, current events, interviews, feature stories, and live performances from communities of underserved and underrepresented humans. Members of First Voice Media Apprenticeship produce, write, host and engineer Full Circle,
Carl Dix is a co-founder, with Dr. Cornel West, of the Stop Mass Incarceration Network. He is a representative of the Revolutionary Communist Party
Yemen Does Not Need Another War: Report from Sana’a as Saudi Attack Enters Second Day; The Yemen Crisis: Could Domestic Conflict Grow into Protracted Regional War?; African Economist Samir Amin on the World Social Forum, Globalization & the Barbarism of Capitalism. Headlines March 27, 2015 Yemen: 39 Civilians Killed in Saudi-Led Bombings U.S. Airstrikes Cause … Continued
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From singer-songwriters to avant-garde jazz; old faves, new voices, and live performances.
On Saudi Arabia’s bombing of Houthi rebels in Yemen with Sheila Carapico, professor of political science and international studies at the University of Richmond Lynn Ingram and Frances Malamud Roam co-authors of the book The West Without Water: What Past Floods, Droughts, and Other Climatic Clues Tell Us about Tomorrow
An on-the-ground report from Occupied Baghdad, where upwards of forty people were killed in a car bomb earlier today; unanswered questions from the current 9/11 commission investigation, we’ll speak with former high-level Bush One official Catherine Austin-Fitts and investigative reporter Kyle Hence on what we didn’t see at the hearings; an in-depth look at grassroots … Continued
