Canadian musician Sarah Davachi talks about analog synthesizers, reverberating cathedrals, attention spans, and her amazing new ambient drone album All My Circles Run.
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With the spotlight shining bright—and not in a good way—on President Donald Trump and the missteps of his embattled administration, the misdeeds and shortfalls President…
Obamacare vs GOP Trumpcare and why we need single payer healthcare now
Paul and the Riverkeeper team work to protect the Hudson River and the drinking water supplies for nine million New Yorkers. An attorney and educator,…
The Conspiracy Guy #16: A series of developments in relation to the Middle East raise concerns that the neocons are firmly in control of the…
The FCC's investigating AT&T's widespread 911 call outage New York City sues Verizon over its fiber rollout
A great hour with British child psychiatrist Sami Timimi. We focus mostly on children but since all of us were once children, everything is also…
Today Show: Book of Life Guest Speaker: Alexander Dunlop http://spiritualnutrition.org/ Alexander Dunlop talks about the real meaning of the playing cards. The 52 deck…
Ecologist and wildlife tracker Meghan Walla-Murphy talks about following bears, reading the landscape, and cultivating relationships across species (and political) lines. http://www.meghanwallamurphy.com
We continue tracking developments in major news stories we’ve been discussing, and we return to our open-forum question on whether a burgeoning opposition movement that…
On the Ides of March, Gary Null has a show for you that YOU WILL NOT WANT TO MISS! Gary opens up the show with…
The election of President Donald Trump has left fear in the minds of many, causing millennials to flock to their "safe spaces" as universities blame…