7:00 amPrivacy and Medical Records Guest Beth Givens, Director of Privacy Rights ClearingHouse. 7:30 amRobert McChesney, Professor of Communications at the University of Illinois, author of The Problem of the Media: U.S. Communication Politics in the 21st Century. 8:00 amMiles Corwin, author of Homicide Special: On the Streets with the LAPD’s Elite Detective Unit. 8:30 … Continued
7:00 amWorkers’ Comp Reform. Rick Wooley, Chair of the Legislative Committee of the California Applicants’ Attorneys’ Association, and Peggy Sugarman, former Chief Deputy Administrative Director of the Division of Workers’ Compensation. 7:30 amMedia Reaction to the Falluja Killings. Norman Solomon, executive director of the Institute for Public Accuracy, author Habits of Highly Deceptive Media, and … Continued
7:00 amApril is National Poetry Month. To honor the occasion the Morning Show will bring you a local poet each day. To start things off this morning is Rafael Casal. 7:30 amNew Rules for Nonprofits? Michael Brune, Executive Director, Rainforest Action Network. 8:00 amA conversation with Dmitri Metheny, flugelhorn player extraordinaire. 8:20 amJennifer Stone with … Continued
7:00 amInternational Studies in Higher Education Act, HR 3077. Guests Rashid Khalidy, Director of Middle East Institute at Columbia University, and Joel Beinen, Prof. of Middle East History, Stanford. 7:30 amMax Pringle with Labor: A visit with David K. Shipler, author of The Working Poor: Invisible in America 8:00 amCesar Chavez’s 77th Birthday. Guests Santiago … Continued
7:00 amDemocracy in Afghanistan. Sahar Saba, member of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Revolutionary Association of the Women of Afghanistan (www.rawa.org, and Jim Ingalls, founding director of the Afghan Women’s Mission. 7:30 amAn interview with Beatriz Manz, author of Paradise in Ashes: A Guatemalan Journey of Courage, Terror, and Hope 8:00 amCooking School for … Continued
7:00 amThe Assassination of Sheikh Yassin. Phyllis Bennis, fellow at the Institute for Policy Studies, author of Before and After: US foreign Policy and the Sept. 11th Crisis. 7:30 amThis month’s edition of Poor News Network. 8:00 amSayre Van Young, author of London’s War: A Traveler’s Guide to World War II. 8:30 amSasha Cagan, author … Continued
7:00 amChristopher Martinez with the Sacramento Report. 7:30 amA conversation with Nafeez Mosaddeq Ahmed, author of Behind the War on Terror: Western Secret Strategy and the Struggle for Iraq 8:00 amThe Future of Medicare. Deborah Socolar, a director of the Health Reform Program at Boston University’s School of Public Health, and Dean Baker, co-director of … Continued
7:00 amWhat Happened in the 9/11 Hearings? Larry Bensky, National Affairs Correspondent, and Melvin Goodman, Former analyst with the CIA. 7:30 amGay Marriage. Rev. Kay Greenleaf, Rev. Dawn Sangrey, and Jonathon Rauch, author of Gay Marriage: Why It Is Good for Gays, Good for Straights, and Good for America. 8:00 amAn interview with participants in … Continued
7:00 amElections in Taiwan. Guest Davy Kao, born in China and raised in Taiwan. 7:30 amCongress is Outraged about Indecency in the Media. Marvin Johnson, legislative council for the ACLU, and Jeff Chester, Director of the Center for Digital Democracy. 7:53 amLarry Bensky on the upcoming 9-11 hearings. 8:00 amThe Asian Youth Promoting Advocacy and … Continued
7:00 amBrian Edwards-Tiekert of the KPFA News Deptartment with the Forth in a Four part Series on Air Quality in the San Joaquin Valley. 7:14 amMichael Klare, Professor of Peace and World Security Studies at Hampshire College, on "The Bush Doctrine". 7:30 amElections in El Salvador. 8:00 amReyna Cowan on film: "Crimson Gold", "Big Animal", … Continued
