Sunday Show – August 11, 2024 “Give me your tired…” and “Volga Rhapsody”
In the first hour, “Give me your tired…” with Richard A. Boswell. In the second hour “Volga Rhapsody” with Anthony D’Agostino.
Sunday Show
9:00 AM Pacific Time: Sundays
Hosted by Philip Maldari with listener call-ins.
Topics include current political events, climate change and the housing crisis.
Sunday Show – August 4, 2024 “An Eye for an Eye” and “Back From the Brink”
In the first hour, “An Eye for an Eye” with Joel Beinin. In the second hour, “Back From the Brink Campaign” with Jacqueline Cabasso.
Sunday Show – July 28, 2024
Hosted by Philip Maldari, topics range from current political events, author interviews (usually non-fiction), world history, and science, to gardening.
Sunday Show – July 28, 2024 “Dems of a Different Color” and “Chicago Here I Come”
In the first hour, “Dems of a Different Color”, with Tim Redmond. In the second hour, “Chicago Here I Come” with Bob Mulholland.
Sunday Show – July 14, 2024 “Bastille Day” and “Peace Now”
In the first hour, “Bastille Day” with Tony Cross. In the second hour, “Peace Now” with Phyllis Bennis.
Sunday Show – July 7, 2024 “The Election from Hell” and “The Emperor Has No Clothes”
In the first hour, “The Election from Hell” with Karen Greenberg. In the second hour, “The Emperor Has No Clothes” with Lawrence Rosenthal.
Sunday Show – June 30, 2024 “Power to Which People” and “Follow the Money”
In the first hour, “Power to Which People” with Bill Fletcher Jr. In the second hour, “Follow the Money” with James Galbraith.
Sunday Show – June 23, 2024 “Ceasefire, When?” and “The Almighty Dollar”
In the first hour, “Ceasefire, When?” with George Bisharat. In the second hour, “The Almighty Dollar” with Dean Baker.
Sunday Show – June 16, 2024
Hosted by Philip Maldari, topics range from current political events, author interviews (usually non-fiction), world history, and science, to gardening.
Sunday Show – June 9, 2024 “The Revenge of Samson” and “Marching to Pretoria”
In the first hour, “The Revenge of Samson” with Joel Beinin. In the second hour, “Marching to Pretoria” with Louis Freedberg.