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The Orchestration of News
Norman Solomon
Surveys and polls indicate that few institutions are as distrusted and disliked as the media. Many people, without knowing the details, sense that what they see, hear and read is orchestrated. Recorded at Black Oak Bookstore.
The Holocaust & Israel
Emil Fackenheim
2 CDs
Propaganda in High School Textbooks
James Loewen
James Loewen on propaganda in high school textbooks.
NAFTA: A Critical Reassessment
Elaine Bernard
NAFTA, the North American Free Trade Agreement, was signed by the U.S., Canada and Mexico amid great fanfare. It was supposed to create jobs and prosperity in all three countries. The agreement was cited as proof that Mexico was about to attain First-World status. Look at Mexico today. Its economy is a shambles. The peso […]
Latin America and the Universality of the Novel
Carlos Fuentes
The Politics of Discord
Edward Said
2000 Years of Chinese Poetry
Bill Doub
As part of AR’s World Poetry Series, this program covers classical and modern Chinese poetry from 700 BC to the present. David and Bill discuss the differences between ancient and contemporary Chinese language, the relationship between Chinese poetry and music, recent discoveries of authentic ancient poetry texts, and the influences of both Buddhism and 20th-century […]
Hope Springs Eternal
Noam Chomsky
Korean War
Bruce Cumings
2 CDs Recorded at the University of Georgia.
Eqbal Ahmad
Stuart Schaar
Eqbal Ahmad was a bold and original activist, journalist, and theorist who brought uncommon perspectives to critical issues. He was perhaps the first to recognize that former ally Osama bin Laden would turn against the United States. He anticipated the rapidly shifting loyalties of terrorists and understood that overthrowing Saddam Hussein would provoke violence and […]
Tariq Ali-II 3-pack
Tariq Ali
Includes:
- Connections: 1968 & 2018
- Obama: The Continuity of U.S. Policy
- Uncle Sam’s Pakistan
2012 Harvard Trade Union Program
Noam Chomsky
Ever mischievous, when Chomsky saw me recording this session he said, “You’re like a bad penny. You keep showing up.” Ever since 1984 I’ve kept showing up to record him. In this presentation and exchange with trade union activists from around the world, Chomsky discusses a broad range of issues such as: why is the labor movement unable to […]

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