Counterspin – October 29, 2004
Robert Jensen on Iraq explosives & Rob Perks on environmental coverage.
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Steppin’ Out of Babylon – October 27, 2004
The Wonders of Mushrooms Paul Stamets has discovered four new species of mushrooms and pioneered countless techniques in the field of edible and medicinal mushroom cultivation and in "fungal bioremediation". He has authored five books including Growing Gourmet and Medicinal Mushrooms; The Mushroom Cultivator; Psilocybin Mushrooms of the World and many articles and scholarly papers. … Continued
The KPFA Evening News, Weekdays – October 26, 2004
The presidential campaigning is fast and furious with just one week to go to election day.. In Ohio, labor unions and civil rights activists denounce what they say are Republican voter suppression techniques. . . 14 San Francisco hotels reject mayor Gavin Newsom’s request to lift a lockout of their workers during a 90 day … Continued
Hard Knock Radio – October 26, 2004
Oakland Measure Y, which proposes using property taxes to fund additional police coverage and youth-oriented anti-violence programs, and California Prop 66: Limitations on "Three Strikes" Law.
Act One Radio Drama – October 24, 2004
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Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare Conspiracy, political murder, cover-ups, betrayal. The ultimate election season theater. With an all-star cast Richard Dreyfuss, Stacy Keach, Paul Winfield, Kelsey Grammer, and JoBeth Williams.
Flashpoints – October 22, 2004
Drumbeat coverage of the unfolding events in Haiti, we’ll have a live update from Kevin Pina in Port-au-Prince; plus, Kim Sengupta in Baghdad reports on the continued killing of Iraqi children by US forces; and Pratap Chatterjee talks about the ongoing corporate plunder in Iraq.
Flashpoints – October 20, 2004
Francois Sorel, a national leader of the Lavalas pro-democracy movement, escapes the death squads of Haiti, we’ll also have an update with our correspondent Kevin Pina in the field; Israeli occupiers continue to kill Palestinians, demolish houses and steal land in Gaza and the West Bank; we feature Crossing the Rubicon: Michael Ruppert’s long-awaited book … Continued
Free Speech Radio News – October 20, 2004
Australia Could be Sued Over Global Warming 9-11 Bill to Pass Before November 2nd? Census Shows Growing Latino and Asian Pacific Islander Vote Election Special Coverage: Education in Detroit Aid Dependency: Sudan’s Nuba Build Self-Sufficiency
Flashpoints – October 19, 2004
Francois Sorel, a national leader of the Lavalas pro-democracy movement, escapes the death squads of Haiti, we’ll also have an update with our correspondent Kevin Pina in the field; Israeli occupiers continue to kill Palestinians, demolish houses and steal land in Gaza and the West Bank; we feature Crossing the Rubicon: Michael Ruppert’s long-awaited book … Continued
Free Speech Radio News – October 19, 2004
Privatizing of the Peanut Trade in Senegal Iraq: Reservists Refusing Orders Iraq: Undepleted Uranium Leaked More Grocery Workers Strikes Looming CAFTA Protests in Central America Election Coverage: Argentina’s Response to US Democracy