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Redwood City Saltworks - posturing and playing the media
Show date:
May 18, 2010
Angie interviews Save The Bay's Stephen Knight on the latest developments in industrial giant Cargill's effort to rezone and develop the Redwood City Salt Ponds.
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Show date:
May 18, 2010 Angie interviews Save The Bay's Stephen Knight on the latest developments in industrial giant Cargill's effort to rezone and develop the Redwood City Salt Ponds.
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| Knight4_18.mp3 | 13.36 MB |
New Orleans update / California Teachers Plight
Show date:
February 18, 2010
Guest Sandy Rosenthal is the founder and executive director of Levees.org. Guest Lillian Taiz is with the California Faculty Association.
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Show date:
February 18, 2010 Click the player below to listen to the show, or right-click here to download the MP3.
December 4, 2009 Hour 1 - A Sustainable Liberal Media?
It's our swan song at Green 960AM. Before moving to KRXA in Monterey next week, we have an esteemed panel of some of our favorite voices on to explore how any liberal news/information entity, be it radio, blog, whatever, can survive and even thrive in today's economy (and political climate). Guests include Green 960 program director John Scott, David Dayen of FireDogLake, Robert Cruickshank of Calitics, and a new voice to the show, Erin Polgreen of the Media Consortium. Also joining Angie are Eve Gittelson, also of FireDogLake and Dante Atkins - Hekebolos at Daily Kos. And because it's Friday - Gotta Laff of The Political Carnival is here for her regular run-down of Right Wing dementia.
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It's our swan song at Green 960AM. Before moving to KRXA in Monterey next week, we have an esteemed panel of some of our favorite voices on to explore how any liberal news/information entity, be it radio, blog, whatever, can survive and even thrive in today's economy (and political climate). Guests include Green 960 program director John Scott, David Dayen of FireDogLake, Robert Cruickshank of Calitics, and a new voice to the show, Erin Polgreen of the Media Consortium. Also joining Angie are Eve Gittelson, also of FireDogLake and Dante Atkins - Hekebolos at Daily Kos. And because it's Friday - Gotta Laff of The Political Carnival is here for her regular run-down of Right Wing dementia.
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December 4, 2009 Hour 2 - A Gans-stravaganza!
For our last hour on Green 960, Angie is joined in the studio by LFTLC's musical muse and creator of our signature sound - the wonderful David Gans. David talks about his recent health scare, and plays some live music to see the show on its way to new pastures.
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For our last hour on Green 960, Angie is joined in the studio by LFTLC's musical muse and creator of our signature sound - the wonderful David Gans. David talks about his recent health scare, and plays some live music to see the show on its way to new pastures.
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December 2, 2009 Hour 1 - Obama on Money & War
A look at President Obama's recent decisions, including the troop escalation in Afghanistan and his support of Bush's financial 'wrecking crew.' Norman Solomon of The Institute for Public Accuracy reports from an anti-war demonstration in Santa Rosa, and Professor William K. Black talks with Angie about his article on Timothy Geithner and the rest of the 'crew.' Rebecca Griffin of PeaceActionWest is our featured online guest.
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A look at President Obama's recent decisions, including the troop escalation in Afghanistan and his support of Bush's financial 'wrecking crew.' Norman Solomon of The Institute for Public Accuracy reports from an anti-war demonstration in Santa Rosa, and Professor William K. Black talks with Angie about his article on Timothy Geithner and the rest of the 'crew.' Rebecca Griffin of PeaceActionWest is our featured online guest.
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December 2, 2009 Hour 2 - Prop 8: Fight Now, or Fight Later?
Angie talks with Joe Garofoli of the San Francisco Chronicle, Mike Bonin of Camp Courage and the Courage Campaign, and John Henning of Love, Honor, Cherish about whether repealing Prop 8 is a battle that needs to be fought immediately or if a more pragmatic, long-term approach should be taken. Mike Lavers, National News Editor of The Edge Publications joins the discussion on-air and online.
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Angie talks with Joe Garofoli of the San Francisco Chronicle, Mike Bonin of Camp Courage and the Courage Campaign, and John Henning of Love, Honor, Cherish about whether repealing Prop 8 is a battle that needs to be fought immediately or if a more pragmatic, long-term approach should be taken. Mike Lavers, National News Editor of The Edge Publications joins the discussion on-air and online.
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November 30, 2009 Hour 1 - Ugandan Death Penalty for Homosexuality
The Ugandan parliament is currently considering an “Anti-Homosexuality Bill,” under which any person “convicted of gay sex is liable to life imprisonment.” If that person is HIV positive or has sex with a minor or a person with a disability, he or she would be guilty of “aggravated homosexuality” and face the death penalty. Amanda Terkel of Think Progress reports on the bill and on it's connections with Pastor Rick Warren and the GOP. Plus, a big round-up of health care reform issues in both the House and the Senate this week, with Jason Rosenbaum of The Seminal, David Waldman of Daily Kos and Congress Matters, and Dr. Henry Abrons of Physicians for a National Health Program.
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The Ugandan parliament is currently considering an “Anti-Homosexuality Bill,” under which any person “convicted of gay sex is liable to life imprisonment.” If that person is HIV positive or has sex with a minor or a person with a disability, he or she would be guilty of “aggravated homosexuality” and face the death penalty. Amanda Terkel of Think Progress reports on the bill and on it's connections with Pastor Rick Warren and the GOP. Plus, a big round-up of health care reform issues in both the House and the Senate this week, with Jason Rosenbaum of The Seminal, David Waldman of Daily Kos and Congress Matters, and Dr. Henry Abrons of Physicians for a National Health Program.
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November 30, 2009 Hour 2 - Mad Scientists: Michael Belfiore Interview
Angie interviews Michael Belfiore, a freelance technical writer whose new book "The Department of Mad Scientists: How DARPA Is Remaking Our World, from the Internet to Artificial Limbs" (Smithsonian Books, 2009) is the first book to go behind the scenes at the Pentagon agency that gave us the Internet, the Global Positioning System, and many other breakthrough technologies that have had a positive impact on society.
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Angie interviews Michael Belfiore, a freelance technical writer whose new book "The Department of Mad Scientists: How DARPA Is Remaking Our World, from the Internet to Artificial Limbs" (Smithsonian Books, 2009) is the first book to go behind the scenes at the Pentagon agency that gave us the Internet, the Global Positioning System, and many other breakthrough technologies that have had a positive impact on society.
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November 25, 2009 Hour 1 - Unsigned Treaties & E-mail Hacks
President Obama has opted not to sign the global landmine treaty. Angie addresses the administration's reliance on its stockpiled landmines in its defense/war plans, and how other countries have confronted the same choices with Herb Epp, Chair of the Canadian Landmine Foundation, and Jackie Hansen, Project Manager for the Landmine Monitor. Also, we talk with Richard Littlemore of DeSmogBlog and Alex Steffen of WorldChanging about the so-called 'scandal' over the hacked e-mails of global warming scientists and what they revealed... Our online guest is Professor Anthony DiMaggio of Illinois State University.
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President Obama has opted not to sign the global landmine treaty. Angie addresses the administration's reliance on its stockpiled landmines in its defense/war plans, and how other countries have confronted the same choices with Herb Epp, Chair of the Canadian Landmine Foundation, and Jackie Hansen, Project Manager for the Landmine Monitor. Also, we talk with Richard Littlemore of DeSmogBlog and Alex Steffen of WorldChanging about the so-called 'scandal' over the hacked e-mails of global warming scientists and what they revealed... Our online guest is Professor Anthony DiMaggio of Illinois State University.
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November 25, 2009 Hour 2 - Sleep In This Black Friday
GlobalGiving is holding the 2nd Annual “Great American Sleep-In,” which challenges Americans to sleep-in, spend time with their loved ones and avoid the mall traffic by giving a gift that gives back this Black Friday. Angie talks with Global Giving's Margaret Coughlin, 'CHEAP' author Ellen Ruppel Shell, and Gordon Laird, author of 'The Price of a Bargain' about the origins, impact and relative costs of our annual shopping frenzy. Online guest Lauren Bercovitch of AdBusters promotes this Friday as 'Buy Nothing Day' a campaign that has been running for 18 years.
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GlobalGiving is holding the 2nd Annual “Great American Sleep-In,” which challenges Americans to sleep-in, spend time with their loved ones and avoid the mall traffic by giving a gift that gives back this Black Friday. Angie talks with Global Giving's Margaret Coughlin, 'CHEAP' author Ellen Ruppel Shell, and Gordon Laird, author of 'The Price of a Bargain' about the origins, impact and relative costs of our annual shopping frenzy. Online guest Lauren Bercovitch of AdBusters promotes this Friday as 'Buy Nothing Day' a campaign that has been running for 18 years.
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