On a planet where two billion people are already hungry, an additional 100 million will be plunged into poverty because of the world-wide food crisis.  Deborah James, Director of the Center for Economic Policy Research, talks with Bill Resnick about the reasons for this and what needs to be done.    She recommmends the Oakland Insitute's website as good place to get  more information on these issues.  

Host Glen Andresen talks about the practice known as "espalier," the pruning and training of fruit trees along flat trellises or walls.

This is a conversation had between myself, Tony Muhammad and Adisa Banjoko on fatherhood and ideas of 'multiculturalism', as stemmed from the event Adisa attended, a book release event called BAF (Be A Father).  

 To reach Adisa, go to www.hiphopchessfederation.org, or directly at bishop@hiphopchessfederation.org

Tony's contact information is www.myspace.com/tonymuhammad, or hiphopeducator19@gmail.com 

To read about the 'Be A Father' event or to hear how the event went down, go to www.daveyd.com and go to 'Listen To Rhymefest Open Up To His Young Son'.

With
colonization beginning the process of disparity of wealth between nations,
global corporate trade mechanisms today continue that process.   Now we
go to Haiti, which has been the hardest hit nation in this hemisphere.

KBOO's Edison Carder interviews Bill Freese of The Center for Food Safety.  Bill is a science policy analyst.

Host Dr. David Naimon (DrNaimon.com) invites guest Dr. Daphne Miller (DrDaphne.com) in to discuss her latest offering The Jungle Effect (Harper Collins). Find out what the healthiest diets from cultures around the world can do to help YOU live a happier, healthier life right here in our modern (but decadent) Western world.