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  • Media Treatment of Arabs and Islam

    David Barsamian, Erwin Knoll, Saul Landau

    2 CDs Panel discussion featuring David Barsamian, Erwin Knoll and Saul Landau. Moderated by James Abourezk, former Senator from South Dakota and founder of ADC, the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee.
  • Women, Politics and Religion in the Arab World

    Nawal El Saadawi

    International Women’s Week Keynote Address. Recorded at the University of Colorado.
  • Genocide, Law and Money

    Christopher Simpson

    In genocides, “The impact of law and money is much greater than people realize,” argues Simpson. He discusses the genocides of the Armenians and the Jews. Economic gain, Simpson says, “creates a constituency for genocide,” among the general non-ideological population. Corporate looting and property seizures are key components of mass murder campaigns.
  • Media Monopolies: Corporate Merger Mania

    Jeff Cohen

    Many of you have played Monopoly. Well, it’s not just a board game. Monopoly is a big part of the business world. New and ever-larger media mergers and takeovers are becoming almost routine. Each new deal seemingly dwarfs the previous one. Fewer and fewer corporations dominate more and more media. But does the public benefit […]
  • In Defense of the Wild

    Dave Foreman

    The Endangered Species Act is a lightning rod for political attack and the symbolic centerpiece of efforts to dismantle U.S. environmental law. Despite tough odds, proponents of species conservation have scored some victories: California condors, black-footed ferrets in Wyoming, the current project to reintroduce wolves to Yellowstone National Park. Recorded at the University of Colorado […]
  • The Poetry of Delmira Augustini

    Delmira Augustini

    In this program, Delmira Augustini’s poetry is read in both Spanish and in English translation as well as commentary on her life and work by Prof. Yvonne Barrett of the University of Colorado. Among the poems we hear are: “Tu Amor,” “El Intruso,” “Inefable,” “Dia Nuestro,” and “Fiera de Amor.” Produced and hosted by David […]
  • Economic Bill of Rights

    Howard Zinn

    Recorded at Gray Panthers Meeting.
  • Debate 3-Pack

    Michael Chertoff, David Gibbs, David Cobb, James Bopp, David Swanson, Pete Kilner

    Includes:
    • Debate on Humanitarian Intervention
    • Citizens United Debate
    • Is War Ever Justifiable?
  • Noam Chomsky 3-Pack

    Noam Chomsky

    Includes:
    • Threats to Peace & the Planet
    • The Decision That Has To Be Made
  • Chomsky 2-pack

    Noam Chomsky

    Includes:
    • Manufacturing Consent
    • The Right Turn
  • Navigating the Media

    Ben Bagdikian

    In the wake of reports of plagiarism and story fabrications, public confidence in the media is at an all-time low. Mergers continue. Monopoly control is accelerating. More and more cities have only one paper. Newsroom budgets and staffs shrink. “Infotainment” replaces investigative journalism. Are the communication needs of a democratic society being best served under […]
  • Beyond Politics as Usual

    Ralph Nader

    Two out of three Americans say they are fed up with politics as usual as represented by the traditional parties. In 1996, Ralph Nader accepted the nomination of the Green Party to run for President. He gave one of the most memorable and dynamic acceptance speeches in memory. Recorded at UCLA.
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