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Digital Age 3-Pack
Jeff Chester, Kathryn Montgomery, Maureen Webb, Shoshana Zuboff
Includes:
Commercial Surveillance Culture
Hackers and Democracy
Surveillance Capitalism
The Middle East: Realities and Fantasies
Noam Chomsky
Hostages, terrorists, oil, the Gulf War, Lebanon, occupation, annexation, the intifada, Israel, the Palestinians, the peace process are the defining and emotionally charged terms and images that saturate our eyes and ears. Chomsky says,”Now, Europe is accepting that the Monroe Doctrine has been extended to the Middle East. That’s U.S. turf. We run it.” He also reviews the dismal media […]
Corporate Crime Wave
Ralph Nader
David Barsamian interview at KGNU Radio
The New Delhi Interviews
Arundhati Roy
Interviewed by David Barsamian.
IRAN 3-Pack
Ervand Abrahamian, John Ghazvinian, Nader Hashemi
Includes:
U.S. & Iran: Four Decades of Hostility
Hidden History of U.S.-Iran Relations
Retargeting Iran
War on Iraq: A Dissenting View
Howard Zinn
Respected historian Howard Zinn joins AR’s David Barsamian in conversation for this live feed. Zinn’s extensive historical and current perspectives combine to provide critical insight on the situation in Iraq and the world. His breadth of knowledge and engaging style make this a program not to be missed.
Carefully Taught: Clashing Values in the Classroom
Barbara Bernstein
2 CDs Public education is under attack. Classrooms and school boards are ideological battlegrounds in the so-called cultural war. This special two-part documentary explores the struggles taking shape over curriculum, funding and vouchers. The programs look at not only the problems facing public schools but also some of the exciting and innovative changes that have […]
Oilgarchy
Antonia Juhasz
The iconic moment of the U.S. invasion of Iraq was the toppling of the statue of Saddam Hussein in Firdos Square in Baghdad. It was a staged event with extras supplied by the now discredited neocon favorite Ahmed Chalabi. What was really important was going on in the rest of the city: massive looting. Government […]
Force or Opinion
Noam Chomsky
U.S. Policy in Latin America
Larry Birns
Henry Stimson once referred to Latin America as “our little region over here which has never bothered anybody.” He wasn’t kidding. The influence of the United States in Latin America is overwhelming, much more so than in the rest of the world. Obvious consequences flow from that. Under the umbrella of the Monroe Doctrine, the […]
Angel and Isabel Parra in concert
Angel and Isabel Parra
2 CDs The great Chilean folksingers sing some of Latin America’s most popular and important folk songs. They are the children of the legendary singer/songwriter Violetta Parra. Angel Parra died in 2017. Recorded at the University of Colorado.
Labor Party Advocates: A New Party
Tony Mazzocchi
The U.S. is alone among the industrialized nations without a labor-based party. Working people lack a political organization that represents and promotes their interests. Polls indicate widespread dissatisfaction and disillusionment with the existing political system. More and more Americans view the Democrats and Republicans as simply two factions of the same pro-business party. Labor Party […]
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