7:00 amPrivacy On the Line Evan Hendricks, Editor/Publisher of Privacy Times author of Credit Scores and Credit Ratings: How the System Really Works and What You Can Do About It. 7:30 amThe Global Presence of the US Military Valerie Alipio Jocson with Gabriela Network, Jihye Chun with Korea Solidarity Committee, and Wesley Ueunten with Nikkeis … Continued
7:00 amBarbara Lubin, Executive Director of the Middle East Children’s Alliance, with a Report Back from Iraq and Palestine. 7:30 amDavid Bacon on Labor. Employee’s Free Choice Act HR 3619, with Sharon Cornu, Political Director for the Alameda Central Labor Council, and David Bonior, National Campaign for Labor Law Reform. 8:00 amThe Color of Fear, … Continued
7:00 amDrivers’ Licenses for Undocumented Immigrants. Juan Jose Gutierrez, co-ordinator of Latino Movement USA Rabbi Daniel Moscovitz from Temple Judea in Tarzana. 7:30 amLaura Shapiro, Something From the Oven: Reinventing Dinner in 1950s America. 8:00 amNew Restrictions on Travel to Cuba. Jane Franklin, historian and author of Cuba and the United States: A Chronological History. … Continued
7:00 amGloria Feldt, President of Planned Parenthood, author of The War on Choice: The Right Wing Attack on Women’s Rights and How to Fight Back. 7:20 amRichard Wolinsky spoke with author Barry Lopez. 7:30 amMerlin Holland, grandson of Oscar Wilde, author of The Real Trial of Oscar Wilde: The First Uncensored Transcript of the Trial … Continued
7:00 amUS Troop Deployments Running Low. Michael Klare, Professor of Peace and World Security Studies at Hampshire College. 7:30 amFlight Risk. Michael Scherer, Washington correspondent for Mother Jones Magazine, and Edward Hasbrouck, author of the travel book series The Practical Nomad. 7:45 amDavid Bacon speaks with Ephraim Barracas, executive board member of the United Farm … Continued
7:00 amRebuilding Iraq Kamil Mahdi, Professor of Middle East Economics at Exeter Univ., UK, and Michael Renner, senior researcher at the World Watch Institute. 7:30 amTranslators at San Francisco General. May Chow, staff writer with Asian Week, and Ed Kinchley, medical social worker at SF Gen. Health Care Chair for SEIU. 7:45 amToxics in the … Continued
7:00 amSome Kind of Sovereignty for Iraq. Bill Hartung, Analyst with the World Policy Institute and author of How Much Are You Making on the War, Daddy?; Dilip Hiro, author of Secrets and Lies: Operation ‘Iraqi Freedom’ and After. 7:30 amDavid Bacon on Labor, Today, Workers’ Rights, with Mauro Via Lobos and Alisa Giachino, Janitors’ … Continued
7:00 amThe Supreme Court Challenges Bush: Edward Lazarus, Author of Closed Chambers: The Rise, Fall, and Future of the Modern Supreme Court. 7:30 amCanadian Elections Ann Medina, Host on History TV Canada, and host of party debates in the past; David Orchard, formerly with Citizens Concerned about Free Trade, author of The Fight for Canada: … Continued
7:00 amEllen Frank, author of The Raw Deal: How Myths and Misinformation about the Deficit, Inflation, and Wealth Impoverish America, Senior Economic Analyst at the Poverty Institute, Rhode Island College. 7:30 amThis month’s edition of Poor News Network. 8:00 amThe Florida Vote: Jeremy Bled, founder of Stand Up! Florida; Courtenay Strickland, Director of the ACLU, … Continued
7:00 amUN’s International Day in Support of the Victims of Torture. Steven Watt, Fellow with the Center for Constitutional Rights; Professor John Yoo, author of a Justice Deptartment Memo on torture. 7:20 amDan Hodges, Chair of Health Care for All California, re: SB 921 Senator Sheila Kuehl,s bill 7:30 amFrank Ackerman & Lisa Heinzerling authors … Continued
