Carolyn Epple lives with bladder cancer and a neurological disease she calls a 'stupid chess partner'. She joins Shelley Berman and Adrienne Lauby for a humorous conversation about being prescribed live tuberculosis virus, the discovery that her cancer drug was out-of-stock and a dinner party conversation about vacuum cleaners. Just a day in the life… … Continued
LIVING ROOM Friday 18 December 2009 Comcast and NBC getting hitched; Buddha's Brain. A marriage made in—the Comcast-NBC merger analyzed. PLUS: modern neuroscience is discovering that we can strengthen positive brain-states. We learn how. with host Kris Welch, noon to one. Guests: Josh Silver, FreePress and Dr. Rick Hanson, author "Buddha's Brain: The Practical Neuroscience … Continued
Not everyone believes in Chanukah, Christmas, Kwaanza, nor any other holiday, so the Radio Chronicles has the story of Agnostics at Christmas. The holiday season is often a time for travel, taking people away from home, so we’ll hear about that experience. We also have the story of Christmas in Rwanda following the horrific devastation … Continued
A Native American mom speaks out against the war as her military son suffers from PTSD; also, we'll continue our investigation into the military's cover-up of suicide and soldier breakdowns inside Forts across the country; we'll have a report from one of many protests taking place in opposition to the expansion of the war in … Continued
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Doug Edwards will introduce new voice Kalil Wilson whose talent covers classical and jazz genres.Also, Doug will give away tickets to Donald "Duck" Bailey Tribute at Yoshi's November 11th and 12th. Tickets available for November 12, 2009 8pm show only!
Robert McChesney of Free Press talks about being Fox News’ latest target; Investigative reporter AC Thompson uncovers post-Katrina violence; author Rich Benjamin goes “Searching for Whitopia.” Plus: Listeners speak their minds during Free Speech Forum 9-11am, with host Andrea Lewis
The Morning Show covers the scandle in Sacramento, Former Assembly member Mike Duvall bragged about his sexual conquests.In the second hour whistle blower, Mark Klein, discusses his book, “Wiring Up the Big Brother Machine and Fighting Back”. Wrapping up the program Reyna Cowan is in to discuss the latest films.
The documentary “Transcending” tells the story of the first person of color picked to play in what was then known as the NBA. Wat Misaka is Japanese American & played for the NY Knicks while Japanese Americans were put in internment camps in WWII. A talk with Misaka and the filmmakers. And, it’s hard to … Continued
The Morning Show looks at the socalled Blue Dogs in the House. Do they Blue the Shots? Then Alan Boss, author of “THE CROWDED UNIVERSE, The Search for Living Planets" talks about the discovery of amino acids on a comet. In the second hour a discussion of the Sanctuary Policy in San Francisco which is … Continued
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The documentary “Transcending” tells the story of the first person of color picked to play in what was then known as the NBA. Wat Misaka is Japanese American & played for the NY Knicks while Japanese Americans were put in internment camps in WWII. A talk with Misaka and the filmmakers. And, it’s hard to … Continued
