Audio Energy for Democracy
Donate
Newsletter
Account
Search
Cart
Audio Energy for Democracy
Programs
Browse all
Season subscriptions
Cultural
Greatest Hits
Armenian Survivors Project
How to order
Speakers
Browse all
Eqbal Ahmad
Tariq Ali
Stephen Bezruchka
Noam Chomsky
Chomsky on Linguistics
Angela Davis
Roxanne Dunbar-Ortíz
Barbara Ehrenreich
Chris Hedges
David Korten
Winona LaDuke
Robert McChesney
Ralph Nader
Michael Parenti
Arundhati Roy
Edward Said
Vandana Shiva
Richard Wolff
Howard Zinn
Radio Show
Affiliate stations
Program Schedule
No AR in your area?
Barsamian
About David
Speaking engagements
Invite to speak
Pictures
About
About us
Rise Up
What people are saying
Staff
Our allies
Free audio/video
Books
Contact
Podcast
Cowboy Authoritarianism in America
Heather Cox Richardson
We are at an inflection point. A chill is sweeping the country. We ignore it at our peril. The warning signs are everywhere. Alaska GOP Senator Lisa Murkowski says, “We are all afraid.” Massachusetts Democratic Governor Maura Healey says, “The fear is real.” New York Times columnist Masha Gessen writes, “America’s Police State Has Arrived.” […]
Why Iowa Matters
William Barber
What’s the matter with Iowa is what’s the matter with large portions of the U.S. economy: extreme poverty in the presence of extreme wealth. In 1962, Michael Harrington wrote about it in his book The Other America. That America has not gone away. President Johnson’s war on poverty was not won. It was abandoned in […]
Beginnings: Movements of Possibility
Angela Davis
In times of crisis one can simultaneously see danger and opportunity. Today there is nostalgia for an imagined past and a desire to recreate it. It’s a seductive tale. Things were better then. The country was unchallenged in the world. Jobs were plentiful. Minorities, women, gays, and immigrants knew their place. There was order in […]
Food Security & GMOs
Vandana Shiva
Genetically modified organisms, GMOs have become hot button issues in more and more communities. GMOs are plants with altered DNA. Its proponents, large corporations like Monsanto, hail the technology as a revolutionary solution to feeding the world’s growing population. However, concerns are mounting about the risks posed by GMOs, both to human health and the […]
Trump: The Age of Mendacity
David Cay Johnston
An ultra-rich New York real estate tycoon and celebrity TV star is the 45th president of the United States. He puts America First by ignoring the world and pulling out of the Paris climate accord, undermining the Iran deal and recognizing Jerusalem as Israel’s capital. He drains the swamp by appointing people with dubious credentials. […]
Arms Race = Suicide Race
Koohan Paik-Mander
The “Oppenheimer” movie and the Ukraine war have brought much-needed attention to the possibility of terminal war. The arms race will end the human race. To call nukes weapons of mass destruction comes nowhere near describing the level of devastation that their use would result in. To be clear, these are weapons of annihilation that […]
Journalism: Truth or Propaganda
Jeremy Scahill
“An informed democracy will behave in a responsible fashion,” said Jefferson. And what happens to democracy when one of the major pillars of information, journalism is under attack from the highest office in the land? We live in an era where the president openly singles out journalists by name and denounces them. And when he’s […]
Sovereignty of the People
Ralph Nader
Sovereignty: the preeminence of the people, self-rule. The framers of the Constitution, having lived under the tyranny of King George the Third, were fully aware of the corrupting nature of absolute power. And the need for the citizenry to exercise independence and control. But under the contemporary doctrine of neoliberalism, there has been a steady […]
Local Dollars, Local Sense
Michael Shuman
What do you do if you are fortunate enough to have some extra money? Stuffit under your mattress? Invest in Wall Street? Put it in a bank? Forvarious reasons those may not be your best options. The economic crash andthe Occupy movement have widened the space for alternatives and newthinking. A once fledging choice, investing […]
In Sickness & in Wealth
Stephen Bezruchka
Income and wealth inequalities have huge health impacts. What are the health advantages of being rich as compared to being poor? You’ll live longer and your quality of life will be better. With deep pockets you get lots of vacation time, live in capacious apartments or houses, you have nannies to take care of the […]
Superpatriotism
Michael Parenti
Samuel Johnson in the 18th century said, “Patriotism is the last refuge of scoundrels.” Maybe it is, maybe it isn’t. But for certain today, patriotism is a battleground. Being labeled unpatriotic or anti-American has become routine terms of abuse. Somehow the state has been invested with some extraordinary power and people are to be silent […]
Ideology Over Reality
Thomas Frank
Ideology is a set of doctrines or beliefs that form the basis of a political and economic system. It can evolve in strange ways to the point where evidence and facts are not only irrelevant but are treated with scorn and derision. In its distorted form, its followers adopt rigid fundamentalist positions. Anyone who challenges […]
«
14
15
16
»
x
Search
Top
Search
Donate
Newsletter
Account