More GMO Corn & GreenAction On today’s show, we’ll get an update on Mexico’s continued fight against importing GMO’d corn from the United States from Tuft’s University researcher Timothy A. Wise. We’ll switch gears just a bit and get some info from the executive director of GreenAction for Health and Environmental Justice Bradley Angel about … Continued
The Utility Grift: On today’s show, utility companies, their continued grifting and what is being done about it. I’ll speak to Consumer Watchdog President Jaime Court about SB 222 Sen. Scott Weiner’s bill and communications director for The Utility Reform Network (TURN) Lee Trotman on the price hikes put in place by PG&E in spite … Continued
On today’s show, I’ll speak to The Climate Center’s Barry Vasser on the Water’s Edge tax loophole for the fossil fuel companies. We’ll switch gears and speak Center for Biological Diversity’s Climate Law Institute Deputy Director and Eaton fire survivor Maya Golden Krasner discusses a study by World Weather Attribution and how the fossil fuel … Continued
On today’s show, I’ll speak to investigative reporter Rebecca John on her latest publication in DeSmog entitled, “Revealed: Big Oil Told 70 Years Ago That Fossil Fuel Emissions Could Impact ‘Civilization’”. In addition, senior attorney at the Center for Biological Diversity Maggie Coulter, will discuss the recent lawsuits filed against the fossil fuel industry across … Continued
On today’s show, as LA burns, senior writer with the climate and energy program at Media Matters Evlondo Cooper is back to discuss mainstream media’s lack attributing of said fires to the climate emergency. And a I’ll speak to award-winning author and illustrator Obi Kaufmann and his appropriately named latest book, “The State of Fire: … Continued
On today’s show, U. S. Right To Know’s Stacy Malkan and Timothy A. Wise discuss the exporting of genetically-modified, glyphosate-laced corn from the United States to Mexico and that soveriegn fight against it. We’ll have the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) panel decision as well. Statement from Tim Wise: U.S. Wins Controversial Ruling … Continued
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RERUN: Episode 110 – Women of Experimental Electronic Original Airdate: 8/23/22 A deep dive into women’s electronic music, featuring many recent arrivals like Huma Utku, Lucretia Dalt, Celia Hollander, Delia Derbyshire, Astrid Sonne, Helene Vogelsinger, Valentina Magelleti, Flora Yin-Wong, Carmen Villain, Felicia Atkinson, LEYA, Smerz, Zavoloka, & Karen Gwyer.
On today’s show, the city of Martinez has been suffering through many polluting events by the Martinez Refining Company. In July of 2024, a lawsuit against the Martinez Refining Company was launched by over 700 residents of the embattled city. I’ll speak to affected resident Alice Saliba and attorney Wesley Griffith.
More Prop 4 & Santa Barbara Offshore Drilling On today’s show, we’ll do a deeper dive into Prop 4 and its contents which CA voters passed this election season with The Climate Center’s Communications Director Ryan Schleeter. We’ll switch gears and speak to Center for Biological Diversity’s senior campaigner Brady Bradshaw and dig into the … Continued
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Episode 186 – Backtrack Vol2 We rewind to take a second stab at digital downloads, combing for unaired gems, including Chat Pile, Slauson Malone 1, PEB, Small Medium Large, Panstarrs, Aquaserge, Chris McGregor’s Brotherhood Of Breath, Ahleuchatistas, Sockethead, Ben Lumsdaine, and Red Snapper. Curator Chris Cory: “This is the second in our Backtrack Series, where … Continued
