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The Poetry of Alfonsina Storni
Alfonsina Storni
Alfonsina Storni was an important 20th century feminist poet. She challenged the norms of conventional Argentinian and Latin American society. Her poems are read in Spanish with English translation. Prof. Yvonne Barrett of the University of Colorado discusses Storni’s life and work. This program also features the fabulous voice of Mercedes Sosa of Argentina singing […]
Allen Ginsberg and Friends
Allen Ginsberg
Cultural Revolution
Amiri Baraka
July 2019
Lawrence Wilkerson, Nader Hashemi, Shoshana Zuboff, Stephen Bezruchka
Includes:
The Slide to War with Iran
U.S. Empire & Latin America
Economic Inequality Kills
Surveillance Capitalism
Iraq: Beyond the Green Zone
Dahr Jamail
The Green Zone is a special highly privileged area in Baghdad. It is heavily fortified and surround by high blast-resistant walls. It has everything most Iraqis lack: a steady supply of clean drinking water, sanitation and sewage services, lots of gas and most important electricity. The U.S. is now building its largest embassy in the […]
Bringing Democracy Alive
Howard Zinn
According to Howard Zinn, democracy is people on the move, doing something about issues they care about. But the media doesn’t report these kinds of activities. We’re taught to think that democracy is the three branches of government, and citizens going to the polls to vote. In reality, only great movements bring democracy alive, when […]
The Fate of the Earth
Helen Caldicott
The place we call home, planet earth, is in serious trouble. The warning signs are everywhere, from Somalia to Los Angeles, from deforestation to ozone depletion. The earth’s social and physical health is deteriorating. These crises, if not addressed and ameliorated, will render our abode increasingly unlivable. This program is a prescription for survival.
Armenia in Crisis
Richard Hovannisian
The collapse of communism has seen the eruption of ethnic wars from the Balkans to the Caucasus. One of the most explosive and dangerous of these involves Armenia and Azerbaijan. Their dispute revolves around Nagorno-Karabakh, an overwhelmingly Armenian-populated enclave within Azerbaijan. Since fighting broke out in 1988, thousands have been killed and hundreds of thousands […]
Native Sovereignty
Wilma Mankiller
Recorded at the University of Colorado.
Welfare: Myths & Facts
Frances Fox Piven
The public discourse on welfare is often characterized by hyperbole and falsification. Ronald Reagan was a great one for making up stories. He spoke of a welfare queen in Chicago with eighty names, thirty addresses and a dozen social security cards who collected thousands of dollars in checks. Another Reagan fabrication had people buying vodka […]
Hidden Economic Indicators
Marilyn Waring
A country’s Gross National Product is often presented as a measure of the economic well-being of its citizens. But how economists calculate GNP is not clearly understood by most people. Current methods of calculation measure only the cash-generating capacity of an economy, not its productive capacity. This equation not only misrepresents the economic well-being of […]
Courageous Journalism 2-Pack
Abby Martin, Jeremy Scahill
Includes:
Journalism: Truth or Propaganda
Corporate Media & U.S. Empire
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