Howard Zinn speaks about his ongoing work "A People's History of The United States" and Pratap Chatterjee examines how Haliburton has revolutionized American warfare.

The guest is journalist and media critic Jennifer Pozner, founder Women in Media and News or WIMN. She discusses women in media today and "Project Brainwash: Why Reality TV is Bad for Women (and men, people of color, the economy, love, sex, and sheer damn common sense!)"

Pozner is in Portland for a fundraiser for Bitch Magazine. She will be speaking as part of the series "Feminist Perspectives in Pop Culture Lecture Series" on February 24th at 7pm at Portland State University, at 1825 SW Broadway in the Smith Memorial Ballroom, 3rd floor

Dlycia Pagan, Puerto Rican Activist, Filmmaker, and Artist talks about her life as an Activist/Organizer, the nearly 20 years she spent in prison on charges of seditious conspiracy, her presidential pardon, and her advice to the younger generation.

 Several listeners have let us know that they thought we were too hard on President Obama last week. Give him a break, they said. He's only been on the job a little while.

This week we aim to clear the air. Let's start by saying unequivocally that we're still in the president's camp, emphatically so. But we're still going to do what we said we would during the campaign -- call for Obama to do the right thing.