Host Peter Pincetl talks with guest Tara Herival, criminal defense attorney
and editor of the book "Prison Profiteers: Who Makes Money from Mass
Incarceration", about the economics of the criminal justice system.
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Host Cecil Prescod interviews Peter Van Buren about the ever-greater erosion
of American rights. Van Buren is the author of a recent article on
TomDispatch called, “No Free Speech at Mr. Jefferson’s Library, George
Orwell, Philip K. Dick, and Ray Bradbury Would Ha...
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Theresa Mitchell with News You're Not Supposed to Know. News of spying
devices, the Faciast Playbook, crime rates and the Occupation, Senate bill
1867, the changing face of law enforcement in America, bank bailouts, and
listener calls.
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Host Michelle Schroeder Fletcher speaks with Katrina vanden Heuvel, editor
and publisher of "The Nation," about her new book, "THE CHANGE I BELIEVE IN:
Fighting for Progress in the Age of Obama." Vanden Heuvel offers her vision
of how it is still possible to forge ...
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Host Carlos Chavez interviews author, poet and activist Luis J Rodriguez.
They discuss his new memoir, It Calls You Back: An Odyssey Through Love,
Addiction, Revolutions, and Healing.
Luis J. Rodriguez has emerged as one of the leading Chicano writers in the
country wit...
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Lisa Loving hosts a discussion of the "Spiritual War on the Uterus in Rick
Perry’s Texas." She'll speak with journalist Sarah Posner about the
religious crusade against abortion in the Lone Star State. Posner details the
shift in religious efforts against abortion in Te...
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Interviews from the Occupy Portland encampment as heard originally on the
KBOO live stream. Volunteers, residents, supporters and commentators
comment on the mayor's eviction notice, the future of the movement, the camp
as a microcosm of society, the Molotov cocktail...
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Interviews from the Occupy Portland encampment as heard originally on the
KBOO live stream. Volunteers, residents, supporters and commentators
comment on the mayor's eviction notice, the future of the movement, the camp
as a microcosm of society, the Molotov cocktail...
Read more
Interviews from the Occupy Portland encampment as heard originally on the
KBOO live stream. Volunteers, residents, supporters and commentators
comment on the mayor's eviction notice, the future of the movement, the camp
as a microcosm of society, the Molotov cocktail in...
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Joe Uris hosts a discussion of the broader implications of the country’s
current economic situation and how the Occupy Movement fits in.
A Listener recommended reading Arnold Wesker's play, "The Kitchen"
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