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4-time gold Medal Olympic diver, Greg Louganis, talks about his life and legacy, living with AIDS. Greg is being honored at a big AIDS-services fundraiser in Beverly Hills. http://www.alliancehh.org/
The Fire Turtles – Second city rock band plays banned rock songs from the 1950s. Fireturtles.com
The conservatism of climate change assessment and how we might face the potential extinction of western civilization and humanity in an awakened manner, with Guy McPherson.
Mickey Huff interviews Nolan Higdon regarding his recent series “Justice for Sale,” a Project Censored investigative report on prison privatization. Then we hear highlights from a recent speech by former Black Panther Charlotte O’Neal, aka “Mama C.”
Nolan Higdon is a college history instructor in the San Francisco Bay area. Charlotte O’Neal was a member of the Black Panther Party in Kansas City in the the 1960s. Today she operates a school and community center in Tanzania.
Could the horrific Germanwings Jetliner disaster have been prevented? Why didn’t the psychiatrists who gave Andreas Lubitz notes stating that he was too sick to work send copies of those letters to the airlines?
Are you suffering from severe workplace bullying? Join Jack Tuckner and Deborah O’Rell as they visit with Professor David Yamada, a tenured Professor of Law and Founding Director of the New Workplace Institute at Suffolk University Law School in Boston. Professor Yamada is an internationally recognized authority on the legal aspects of workplace bullying, and he is author of model …
ISIS—Purifying The Present, Erasing History.
In the 1976 film “Network,” a news anchor, played by the late actor Peter Finch, urges his television audience to open their windows and shout the infamous phrase, “I’m mad as hell, and I’m not going to take it anymore!” According to people I’ve talked to on the ground in Oregon, that may be something close to what many residents …
A gas explosion leveled two buildings in New York’s East Village this past week, with two neighboring structures damaged, one still at risk for collapse, and 22 people injured, four of them severely. The fire raged from early afternoon into the next morning with more than 250 firefighters responding. Just over a year ago, a gas explosion leveled two buildings …
This week’s Global Research News Hour analyses the results of the recent Israeli elections and evaluates resistance tools such as Boycott, Divestment, Sanction (BDS) especially in the face of opposition from political figures like Conservative Prime Minister Stephen Harper and Liberal leader Justin Trudeau. Interview guest James Petras explains how Netanyahu managed to secure the support of a plurality of …
School Daze in Detroit: Gov. Snyder Hefts Fiscal Ax on Public Schools He succeeded at imposing an emergency manager on Detroit—forcing it into bankruptcy and usurping all local authority in order to pave the way for its comeback as a “re-imagined” city, preferably for “new’ Detroiters. Now, almost five months after a federal judge approved the city’s onerous restructuring …
