9:00 AM Pacific Time: Sundays
Hosted by Philip Maldari, topics range from current political events, author interviews (usually non-fiction), world history, and science, to gardening.
Guest host Christina Aanestad talks about new legislation making California the first state in the nation to provide a guaranteed income to former foster youth and low-income pregnant women, then talks about indigenous fire management and cultural practices. California lawmakers unanimously approved legislation for a $35 million guaranteed income program, making it the first … Continued
The Sunday Show first hour looks at the situation in Haiti after President Jovenal Moise’s assassination July 7th with guests: Jocelyn Gay, a radio show host based in New York, originally from Haiti. Shows include “Contradiction” and “Radio Amazone” on Haitian and global politics and “Koze Fanm” and “Ledikasyon Fanm” on women’s issues. Jake Johnston, … Continued
Guest host Christina Aanestad talks about the push to decriminalize psychedelics in California and how to raise a feminist boy for a 4th of July special. A bill to legalize psychedelics for those over the age of 21 is making its way through the California legislature. SB 519 has passed the Senate and is … Continued
In honor of Pride, we look at an ancient LGBTQ ritual and inclusive culture. In the first hour, guest host Christina Aanestad speaks with internationally known poet and cultural theorist, Judy Grahn, author of the new book, “Eruptions of Inanna: Justice Gender and Erotic Power.” Using the ancient texts written by Enheduanna, a high priestess … Continued
In the first hour, “The Potomac Puddle” with John Nichols. In the second hour, “Liberals on My Mind” Thomas Frank.
In the first hour, “Come Out, Come Out Wherever You Are” with Jenny Pizer. In the second hour, “The Bro Match in Geneva” with Anthony D’Agostino.
In the first hour, “Ban the Bomb” with Jacqueline Cabasso. In the second hour, “The Wealth Hoarders: How Billionaires Pay Millions to Hide Billions,” with Chuck Collins. photo: Jason Leung via Unsplash
In the first hour, “Critical Race Theorizing” with Bill Fletcher Jr. In the second hour, with Karen J. Greenberg.
In the first hour, “Does the Democratic Party Have a Soul?” with John Nichols. In the second hour, “The Nakba Is Now” with Saree Makdisi. photo: Joshua Sukoff via Unsplash
In the first hour, “The Grand Old Cult” with Sasha Abramsky. In the second hour, “Rescue on the Way” with Bill Sokol.
