Bill Resnick talks with Mark Weisbrot about the state of the economy,
especially the debt crisis; with local activist Deborah Schwartz about
making the City of Portland sweat-free; and with Norman Solomon about the
politics of progressivism and his new book "Made Love, Go...
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This is a copy of the lawsuit filed by Ralph Nader and Peter Camejo and other
Oregonians such as Lloyd Marbet and Gregory Kafoury against the Democratic
National Committee.
This was the referenced document on the 11-5-07 show with attorney Carl
Mayer.
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Hosted by Luz María Gordillo, this program discusses: (1) the culture of
Afghanistan and how it plays out in the ongoing war there; (2) the program
of short films about war put together by the Cinema Project
(cinemaproject.org) and being shown on November 11 here in P...
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Stephen Zunes who writes for Foreign Policy in Focus (www.fpif.org) talks
with Bill Resnick about the impact of US foreign policy in the Middle East
and what lies ahead. The Well-read Red presents revisits the class structure
of capitalist society. The Movie Moles comment...
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A radio interview with David Barsamian the founder and producer of the
Alternative Radio and author of "Targeting Iran" with Noam Chomsly, Ervand
Abrahamian, and Nahid Mozzafari.
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The world's largest counter-terror exercise is centered next week in Guam,
Arizona, and...Portland? As thousands of armed government agents descend on
PDX, can we be sure no "false flag" event will ensue?
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Every 4th Friday from 9:00 AM to 10:00 AM.
Exploring political, social and cultural issues affecting Palestine/Israel.
Host Layla Kanaan explore political, social and cultural issues affecting
Palestine/Israel and the conflict there from a human right...
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Phyllis Bennis talks with Bill Resnick about the Petraeus report and Iraq;
Tom Becker reads a piece on Bush as jihadist; Frann Michel's Well-read Red
revisits Jack London's "The Iron Heel"; Bill Resnick reads from the Guardian
about Israel and Iran; and Jay Thiemeyer revi...
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The Ubu Hour's The Tragedy of MacBUSH (originally aired a couple years ago)
is now available for download. A chilling tale of madness and power, witches
and neocons, imperialism and fear. This is a hilarious one-hour radio
theater satire that blends Shakespeare's classic w...
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