6:00 PM Pacific Time: First Sundays
Human stories, historical context and dissenting voices you won’t hear elsewhere. Covering movements fighting for important social justice issues of our time. Producers Monica Lopez, Anita Johnston, and Salima Hamirani, join with our community storytelling fellows and freelancers from around the world bring you nuanced, sound-rich radio.
Let’s look behind the headlines to hear intersectional analysis, and stories of hope-filled grassroots community building from our people of color, queer, women and dissenters’ voices. Produced in Oakland and broadcast on 151 stations in the U.S. Canada and Australia. radioproject.org
Journey to Justice: Carlos Mauricio’s Story: Carlos Mauricio was one of the few political prisoners who survived the most brutal period of military repression in El Salvador. More than 75,000 people died, and countless others were tortured or disappeared from 1979-1992. On this edition, correspondent Jon Watanabe chronicles Carlos’ remarkable journey in search of justice … Continued
ElectionWatch ’04: "The Texas Two-Step: Bush, Corporate Cash, and Environmental Rollbacks"
"Meat, Milk and Money" – As global corporations gain greater control over the world’s food supply, their industrial methods of production are coming into question. On this program, we take a look at food safety and some of the health problems associated with the foods we eat.
"The Intimate Ecology of Motherhood"
"The Invisible Farmer: Women Growing in the Americas"
Making Contact’s ElectionWatch ’04: "Participation and the Common Good"
El Processo: Hugo Chavez, Venezuela’s Emerging Democracy, and the Bolivarian Revolution.
We take a look at the information war on Iraq. We’ve dug into our audio vault to bring you this special presentation: An exploration of war propaganda through sound clips and soundscapes.
