Denise O'Brien is a farmer and community organizer from Atlantic, Iowa. She has farmed with her husband, Larry Harris, for 40 years. She maintains sixteen…
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Kevin Zeese, former press spokesman for Ralph Nader's 2004 presidential campaign, Green Party activist, organizer with PopularResistance.org and currently part of a movement to push…
The scientific results are in: Antidepressants do not work. Premier researcher Irving Kirsch, PhD brilliantly explains the facts. Then we have a friendly debate about…
We continue our conversation with the preeminent historian of the Bank of North Dakota, Dr. Rozanne Enerson Junker, about the founding factors and functional dimensions…
With wins yesterday in four of six states holding primaries—particularly in delegate-rich California and New Jersey—Hillary Clinton, who also carried New Mexico and South Dakota,…
Gary gives you the latest in Health and Nutrition. Gary then discusses the latest news going on in the world.
While Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen and fellow Fed members bombarded the business media with the refrain that America’s economy was strong, and to expect…
Listen to election monitoring experts, Lori Grace, of Trust the Vote, and Bob Fitrakis in conversation with Alison Rose Levy about the Democrat primaries and…
Guest #1 - Kevin Hinchey is a film directory, professor of cinemaphotography and a director of the Wilhelm Reich Infant Trust that managers the Wilhelm…
As President Obama completes his final term in office, his administration is working closely with Big Business and Big Finance to sneak the Trans-Pacific Partnership…
Jonathan Balcombe is the director of animal sentience at the Humane Society Institute for Science and Policy and the author of four previous books, including…
This week we critiqued the educational-industrial complex after an extensive climate-change update. We took a couple of excellent calls, too.