What lies beyond the Clinton era "soft" imperialism and the Bush era "hard" imperialism? Journalist, activist, and policy analyst Mark Engler talks with Bill Resnick. Engler is the author of How to Rule the World: The Coming Battle Over the Global Economy. He will be speaking at In Other Words Bookstore, 8 NE Killingsworth, this Wednesday, April 23, at 7:00pm. His work is archived at http://democracyuprising.com/ .
Joe Uris hosts today. His topic is "Things Are Winnable." The issues include fighting the LNG terminals in Oregon, the many sins of John McNasty, and more.
Omar Khadr was only fifteen years old whe he was captured by American Forces in Afghanistan.This program talks about his torture and mistreatment in U.S. custody. For more information start with Wikipedia and follow the many leads. For newspaper coverage go to The Torotno Star and reporter Michelle Shephard. Go to the ACLU for an organization in support of Khadr's rights.
Scott Forrester interviews Ben Carrdus Senior Researcher and Communications Deputy for the International Campaign For Tibet about the upcomming protests surrounding China, Tibet and the Olympic Torch.
Hosted by Abe Proctor and Joe Uris. Today is a special fun-filled April Fool's version of the show. The guests are local actresses Francine Raften and Wendy Westerwelle, who are starring in a new play at Triangle Productions called "Jewish American Princess."