Wikipedia, Reddit to Shut Down Sites Wednesday to Protest Proposed Stop Online Piracy Act; “Internet Censorship Affects Everybody”: Rebecca MacKinnon on the Global Struggle for Online Freedom; Journalist Chris Hedges Sues Obama Admin over Indefinite Detention of U.S. Citizens Approved in NDAA. Headlines | Jan 17, 2012 Romney Comes Under Fire at Republican Debate … Continued
Today we welcome 2012 by taking a look at some the issues we covered in 2011, and highlighting our favorite shows of the year. You will hear from Kate Raphael, Preeti Mangala Shekar, Lisa Dettmer and Eryn Mathewson – critiquing the gay marriage movement; reviewing the film, The Help; analyzing issues for girls in the … Continued
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In another extended version, we cover the lore of Mary Magdalene (wife of Jesus?), Eve says more, mind and body, the history of the earliest Bibles, Noah’s Ark, and live Negativland on Islam. Part 1. 3 Hours.
For many people, particularly city dwellers with little or no land, cash seems like the only way to acquire food and other essentials. Thankfully a movement is afoot that encourages city folk to work with the earth and its bounty. All around the Bay Area now and elsewhere, people are discovering how to make the … Continued
In another extended version, we cover the lore of Mary Magdalene (wife of Jesus?), Eve says more, mind and body, the history of the earliest Bibles, Noah’s Ark, and live Negativland on Islam. Part 1. 3 Hours.
How has the US occupation of Iraq affected women and what was the status of women’s rights in the country before the occupation? Listen to some special highlights from our past coverage on Iraq to remember and realize the devastating impact of the eight year Occupation. Listen to the voices and perspectives of feminist scholar … Continued
Russia’s Putin Faces Unprecedented Challenge as Tens of Thousands Protest Electoral Fraud; Corzine Grilled Over MF Global Collapse After Witness Suggests Knowledge of Misused Funds; House-Senate Revise Indefinite Detention Bill in Bid to Avoid White House Veto, But Fears Remain; Tawakkul Karman, Yemeni Nobel Peace Laureate, Pays Tribute to Women Activists Worldwide. TODAY’S HEADLINES … Continued
Russia’s Putin Faces Unprecedented Challenge as Tens of Thousands Protest Electoral Fraud; Corzine Grilled Over MF Global Collapse After Witness Suggests Knowledge of Misused Funds; House-Senate Revise Indefinite Detention Bill in Bid to Avoid White House Veto, But Fears Remain; Tawakkul Karman, Yemeni Nobel Peace Laureate, Pays Tribute to Women Activists Worldwide. TODAY’S HEADLINES … Continued
Coverage up and down the West Coast as the Occupy Movement attempts to shut down the ports.
Host Veronica Faisant and Lauri Burns, author of “Punished for Purpose” discuss her book and her personal journey of abuse, hardship and the discovery of her life’s purpose. Lauri takes calls from listeners.
