Host Dennis Bernstein speaks with David Ray Griffin, author of The New Pearl Harbor and Debunking 9/11 Debunking.

A live broadcast from the Peace and Justice Studies Association Conference at Portland State University.

The guest is Kathy Kelly, co-coordinator of Voices for Creative Nonviolence, which organized the Witness Against War 2008 to challenge and nonviolently resist the conitnuing war in and occupation of Iraq.

Tom Hayden speaks on Movements and Machiavellians.

Tom Hayden has been involved in many of America's social movements for decades. He was the main author of the 1962 Port Huron Statement, the manifesto of Students for a Democratic Society, the campus-based, activist movement. He went from street protests and being indicted by the Nixon Administration to holding office in Sacramento. He served eighteen years in the California State Assembly and State Senate. Author of many books, his two most recent are Voices of the Chicago Eight and Writings for a Democratic Society.
 

Host Ed Goldberg speaks with local author Molly Dwyer about her novel Requiem for the Author of Frankenstein, which is based on the life of Mary Shelley and her circle of literary figures.  Dwyer is doing a benefit reading of the book for Veterans for Peace on September 11th at 23rd Avenue Books.

Host Dr. Helen Caldicott interviews Dr. Kate Hudson, long time peace activist and Chair of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament in Britain. They discuss the nuclear energy industry in the UK, weapons proliferation and her new book CND - Now More than Ever: The Story of a Peace Movement.