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Edward Said: Public Intellectual
Nubar Hovsepian
From Rousseau to Gramsci to Bertrand Russell and Noam Chomsky intellectuals play vital roles in society. Resisting the lure of power intellectuals question the status quo and conventional thinking. Choices are made of course. Play ball with the establishment and you’ll be applauded and honored. Stand in opposition and you risk ostracism and opprobrium. It’s […]
Global Warming: The Heat is On
Ross Gelbspan
The first six months of 1998 were the hottest ever recorded, and July was the hottest month ever. Heat waves, floods and droughts are occurring all over the globe. Evidence piles up documenting global warming, yet in the U.S., there is denial and resistance. It’s fueled by a massive coal and oil industry-sponsored PR campaign. […]
On Bended Knee: The Media
Mark Hertsgaard
The manipulation of the media is now part of the fabric of American political life. The planned leaks, the photo-ops, the off-the-record backgrounders, and pool coverage are all techniques of news management and control. Interview by David Barsamian.
Organize! Union Summer
Tania Rosario, Mateo Roose
Much of the current economic malaise is attributed to a weak union movement. Corporations downsize and restructure with virtual impunity because there is no countervailing force to defend and protect workers’ rights. There is now a major effort to recruit new members into unions. Tania Rosario and Mateo Roose are Recruitment Coordinators for the AFL-CIO’s […]
Manning Marable 2-Pack
Manning Marable
Includes:
Democratic Values and Economic Inequality
By Any Means Necessary: Malcolm X
Subaltern Studies
Ranajit Guha, Partha Chatterjee, Nicholas Dirks, Edward Said
2 CDs Panel discussion featuring leading scholars in Subaltern Studies: Ranajit Guha, Partha Chatterjee and Nicholas Dirks. Moderated by Edward Said. Recorded at Columbia University.
Raga Bageshri
Debu Chaudhuri
This brilliant performance of the majestic evening raga Bageshri features sitar maestro Debu Chaudhuri at his very best. The introductory alap is measured and serene. That is followed by slow and fast gats, compositions. The fast passages are precise and clean. The speedy closing jhala is exciting. Debuji is skillfully accompanied on the tabla by […]
The Spanish Civil War
Milt Wolff
The Spanish Civil War (1936-39) was a prelude to WWII. German and Italian forces backed General Francisco Franco. Anti-fascist Americans volunteered to fight in Spain as part of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade. The Luftwaffe bombing of Guernica inspired the Picasso masterpiece. Orwell, who fought with the Republic wrote Homage to Catalonia. Neruda, who was there as […]
The Case Against War With Iraq
Stephen Zunes
Addressing troops at Ft. Hood, Texas, President Bush warned, “The Iraqi regime is a grave threat to the United States.” The drums of war are beating loudly for an attack on Iraq. The reserves have been called up. Carrier battle groups are in place. The U.S. is anticipating an 18-month occupation that will involve “a […]
A Passage Through India
David Barsamian
KGNU’s Sam Fuqua interviews Hemisphere’s co-founder and Alternative Radio’s David Barsamian on his musical life and times in India where he studied with sitar maestro Debu Chaudhuri. Recorded at KGNU.
LABOR 3-Pack
Elaine Bernard, Jenny Brown, Michael Yates
Includes:
Worker Solidarity & Human Rights
Women: Labor Pains
The Working Class
Issues For Saving
Helen Caldicott
Dr. Helen Caldicott at Wellesley College, 1994.
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