Cover to Cover (Tuesdays) – November 18, 2003
Mind Over Media. Jennifer Stone, commentator, writer, actress, looks for signs of intelligence on earth.
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Energy Bill faces House & Senate Vote Profiting from Public Parks? Arnold Schwarzenegger Inaugurated Protests to FTAA in Miami Corpwatch Story: BAE Accused of Fraud
Explorations – November 18, 2003
Guest Arthur Wiggins, co-author with Charles Wynn of The Five Biggest Unsolved Problems in Science. Also: 1300 instances of lost or stolen nuclear materials in the U.S. in past 5 years; Iran complies with U.N; Ozone exemptions; Scientist find gene linking three auto-immune diseases; Is hot cocoa good for you?;
Against the Grain – November 18, 2003
In current Western thought, the concept (and rhetoric) of freedom reigns supreme. What consequences does this have for the pursuit of equality and social justice? Henry Rosemont, Jr. dissects claims to individual liberty, and suggests an unusual source for an alternative way of thinking and acting: the tenets of classical Confucianism.
Democracy Now! (6 am) – November 18, 2003
Report: U.S. Casualties From Iraq War Top 9,000 London in a State of "Virtual Siege" Ahead of Bush State Visit to UK FTAA Protesters Say Miami Police Violating 1st Amendment Rights
The Morning Show – November 18, 2003
7:00 amIBM on Trial for Poisoning Workers: Guests Brian Edwards-Tiekert of the KPFA News Department; Jeff Stier, associate dir. of American Council on Science and Health; Michael P. Wilson, in studio, researcher at the Center for Occupational and Environmental Health at UC Berkeley’s School of Public Health. 7:30 amAlice Medrich, author of Bitter Sweet: Recipes … Continued
Africa Today – November 17, 2003
The Clinton Democracy Fellowship program at City Year seeks to enable Americans to learn from international Fellows working to build democracy in their home countries and to inspire the development of citizen service programs and policies around the globe. On March 12, 2003 the new City Year Clinton Democracy Fellows were selected in South Africa, … Continued
The KPFA Evening News, Weekdays – November 17, 2003
Arnold Schwarzenegger is sworn in as Governor, repeals vehicle license fee Italian Official in Iraq quites, critical of top U.S. Official there. 2 more U.S. Soldiers killed in Iraq, U.S. troops kill 3 Iraqis, including a child, by mistake U.S. Appeals court says jailing U.S. citizens indefinitely as "enemy combatants" could have an unprecedented impact … Continued
Flashpoints – November 17, 2003
US Forces Get tough in Iraq Using Missiles and Fighter Jets to Intimidate the Growing Resistance Anti-Bush Activists in Great Britain Prepare to Give the Unelected US President a Whale of a Welcome Action Hero and Body-Builder Arnold Schwarzenegger is Officially Sworn in as California’s Governor
Hard Knock Radio – November 17, 2003
The New California Media Expo and Awards, including the Youth Communications team of Pacific News Service, YO! Youth Outlook, Silicon Valley Debug, and Afghana Journal. More about the Expo at www.NCMOnline.com