Today on Flashpoints: Dan Kovalik joins us live from Bogota on the new Trump sanctions against Colombian President Gustavo Petro. Plus, Jeanne Hallacy is here with an update on the resistance to the military junta’s sham elections in Burma. An award winning front-line investigative news magazine, that focuses on human, civil and workers right, issues … Continued
On Hard Knock Radio, host Davey D sat down with acclaimed poet, recording artist, organizer and activist Aja Monet for a wide ranging conversation about poetry, Hip Hop, Black expression and her new album The Color of Rain. The conversation opened with Davey D reflecting on Monet’s song “Black Joy,” joking that her poems kept … Continued
Songs to Obsess Over & Over April 2026 Casual – Making of The Mad Rapper (Hiero Imperium) Rap God and Town legend, Casual, of the mighty Hieroglyphics Crew is over 30 years deep in the game now. Upon releasing his latest studio album, Black Magic, Casual shows that not only has he not lost a … Continued
On today’s briefing: Political Assassins More Often End up Achieving the Opposite of What Their Manifestos Proclaim We begin with the White House at war with reality on two fronts, pounding the lie from the podium that the Democrats are responsible for political hate speech along with trying to characterize Trump’s would-be assassin who appears … Continued
Economics Professor Richard D. Wolff and guests discuss the current state of the economy, locally and globally. The program explores alternative ways to organize, markets, and government policies.
On today’s show, Amy Friedman and Victor Trille discuss the release of the latest Anthology: A Secret Cord written by young adults of The Pathfinder Network. The Pathfinders Network provides justice-system-impacted individuals and families the tools and support they need to be safe and to thrive in their communities. Join me in Jovelyn’s Bistro to … Continued
This week we join Clinical Herbalist Violet Moon (@witchcraft_apothecary) as she discusses the energetics and herbal allies for the Yang Fire Horse Years with guest Elokin Orten-Cheung, L.Ac. Elokin expounds on the themes, history, elements and organ systems relevant to the Yang Fire Horse Cycle of the Chinese Zodiac. The discussion later unfolds and weaves … Continued
Sugar may seem like a natural, almost eternal substance, cultivated over thousands of years. But it was remade by capitalism and turned into a homogenized commodity. Enslaved labor was central to sugar production on vast plantations, which would then be discarded as sugar laid waste to both the lands and human bodies. And, as historian … Continued
Host Ali Abunimah speaks with Dr. Helyeh Doutaghi, an Iranian scholar of international law and political economy at the University of Tehran. She was expelled from Yale last year amid a broader government crackdown on Palestine solidarity. She offers a view of the war that sharply contradicts Western narratives – one defined not by internal … Continued
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