Saturday Morning Talkies – May 14, 2005
A recent speach by Seymour Hersh, author of Chain of Command : The Road from 9/11 to Abu Ghraib .
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A recent speach by Seymour Hersh, author of Chain of Command : The Road from 9/11 to Abu Ghraib .
Berkeley High’s Mexico exchange program; The www.sfintlartsfest.org" target = "_blank">SF International Arts Festival.
Bill Mandel joins guest host William Walker to discuss youth in the labor movement.
Comedian, social critic, Bill Santiago; John Ross on Demonstrations in favor of the Mayor of Mexico; One of the students who was abused by police in Santa Cruz recently.
A report on the current situation in Nicaragua from Dorothy Granada. Plus activist poet Diane di Prima brings us the latest version of her epic feminist lyric "Loba". With host Kris Welch, nine to ten a.m.
The pepper spray Q-tip swabbing case by Headwaters protesters against the Humbolt Country sheriff’s department is starting next week: for the third time in 8 years. We’ll hear all about it, from one of those swabbed and from the foreman of the jury at the last trial. PLUS: efforts to stop Ahnold’s special election. With … Continued
What the presidents commission on U.S. Iraq intelligence left out.
Babak Tandre reports back from Palestine, and open phones on the Terry Schiavo case.
Protests around the country today, on the second anniversary of the invasion of Iraq.
Whats happening in Oakland Schools? And for that matter, all across the country?