7:00 amTsunami update. Harry Yeh, Professor of Coastal and Ocean Engineering at Oregon State University. www.oxfam.org www.redcross.org 1-800-HELP-NOW 7:30 amImplementation of Prop. 71 – the Independent Citizens Oversight Committee for stem cell research. Marcy Darnovsky, associate executive director of the Center for Genetics and Society in Oakland; Terry Francke, general counsel of Californians Aware, former … Continued
7:00 amJamin Raskin, Professor of Constitutional Law at American University and author of Overruling Democracy: The Supreme Court vs. The American People. 7:30 amPoor News Network. www.poormagazine.org. 8:00 amElders and the Holidays. Donna Shempp, program director of the Family Caregiver Alliance; Cathy Cress, MSW and founder of Cresscare. 8:30 amStephen J. Ducat, The Wimp Factor … Continued
7:00 amHumanitarianism (or lack thereof) in the Season of Sharing. Jim Jennings, president of Conscience International. 7:30 amKay Redfield Jamison, author of Exuberance: The Passion for Life. 8:00 amJason Deparle, author of American Dream: Three Women, Ten Kids, and a Nation’s Drive to End Welfare. 8:30 amBob Callahan, editor of The New Smithsonian Book of … Continued
7:00 am Bombed in Mosul. Phyllis Bennis , fellow at the Institute for Policy Studies, author Before and After: US Foreign Policy and the September 11th Crisis. 7:30 amGene Stone, author/editor of The Bush Survival Bible. www.bushsurvivalbible.com 8:00 am"Our Love Is Here to Stay" a feature piece by Lisa Rothman. 8:20 amJennifer Stone with Stone’s … Continued
7:00 amWorst Air Quality in the Nation: The San Joaquin Valley. Kevin Hamilton, respiratory therapist, Director of Asthma Education and Management Program at Fresno’s Community Medical Center; Mark Grossi, reporter for the Fresno Bee. 7:30 amDavid Bacon on labor. Grocery workers www.bayareacoaliton.org. Reconstitution of Oakland Public Schools; Bill Balderston, teacher; Manny Lopez, teacher; Oakland Education … Continued
7:00 amDonald Rumsfeld Twisting in the Wind. William Arkin, Sr. Fellow, School for Advanced International Studies @ Johns Hopkins University; Carl Conetta, co-director of Project on Defense Alternatives. 7:30 amGrace Young, and Alan Richardson, authors of The Breath of a Wok: Unlocking the Spirit of Chinese Wok Cooking Through Recipes and Lore. 8:00 amThe 12th … Continued
7:00 amThe Bush administration and the environment. Leo O’Brien, Director of Waterkeepers Northern California; Stacey Gonzalez, childproofing campaign coordinator for the Center for Health, Environment and Justice. 7:30 am Fiscal sanity for adults in the time of holiday shopping mania. Janice King, counselor with Consumer Credit Counseling. 8:00 amSpecial hour-long focus on relations between Blacks … Continued
7:00 am Casino Gambling Bay Area Round Up. Norman Laforce, Sierra Club’s Statewide Coordinator on Indian Casinos and Legal Chair of the Sierra Club San Francisco Bay Chapter; Robert Goodman, professor at Hampshire College who studies urban planning, regional economics, and state-sponsored gambling. His most recent book is The Luck Business.; Richard Trudell, Director of … Continued
7:00 amWar in Iraq. Kamil Mahdi, Professor of Middle East Economics Exeter Univ., Chris Toensing, editor of Middle East Report, of the Middle East Research and Information Project MERIP www.merip.org. 7:30 amCreationism in the schools. Glenn Branch, Deputy Director of National Center for Science Education; Edward J. Larson, professor of history and law at the … Continued
7:00 amGeneral Augusto Pinochet on Trial. Hector Salgado, Chilean film maker, former political prisoner; Reed Brody, Special Counsel Human Rights Watch. 7:30 am David Bacon on Labor. Sara Flocks from Young Workers United; John Dalrymple, executive secretary of the Contra Costa Central Labor Council. www.unitetowin.org 8:00 am Inspiring and educating young people: Destiny Arts on … Continued
