Episodes
Tuesday Jun 26, 2018
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Tuesday Jun 26, 2018
Tuesday Jun 26, 2018
On this week's program, we hear a recent speech by author and peace organizer Medea Benjamin.
She discusses her newly-published book "Inside Iran," and explains why the anti-Iran words and actions
of the Trump administration will actually strengthen the hand of hardliners in Iran, making reform more difficult.
Tuesday Jun 19, 2018
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Tuesday Jun 19, 2018
Tuesday Jun 19, 2018
Author and public intellectual Henry Giroux returns to the program to discuss his newest book,
"American Nightmare: Facing the Challenge of Facism." Among his observations, he explains
why the rise of Donald Trump was not an aberration, but the outcome of forces that have
been at work for decades.
Notes:
McMaster University in Ontario, Canada. His most recent books include The Violence of Organized Forgetting,
Neoliberalism’s War on Higher Education, Disposable Futures, and America’s Addiction to Terrorism.
Tuesday Jun 12, 2018
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Tuesday Jun 12, 2018
Tuesday Jun 12, 2018
Audrena Redmond of Beautiful Struggle joins the program to discuss social and political issues in the African-American community.
Next, a conversation with Jessica Forrester about radio broadcasting for young people.
Tuesday Jun 05, 2018
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Tuesday Jun 05, 2018
Tuesday Jun 05, 2018
Video and internet journalist Abby Martin makes a return visit to the program, and speaks with Mickey about how corporate media obfuscates the truth to serve U.S. power and its allies, in Palestine, Yemen, Venezuela and elsewhere. In the second half of the show, Chase Palmieri of Tribeworthy.com revisits the program, following a recent remark from celebrity entrepreneur Elon Musk that there ought to be a way for the public to rate the work of journalists. Palmieri explains how Tribeworthy.com does exactly that, and summarizes how to use it.
Abby Martin hosts "The Empire Files" on Telesur TV, and is the founder of Mediaroots.org. Chase Palmieri is cofounder of Tribeworthy.com; his background in the restaurant business inspired him to create a site where readers can evaluate news articles, in the same way as Yelp.com offers a place for restaurant ratings.
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