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Interview with Michael Hagopian 1980
Michael Hagopian
Interview with Michael Hagopian in Boulder CO, 1980
A Matter of Scientific Taste
Noam Chomsky
Noam Chomsky interview on July 31, 1973. Recorded at MIT.
The Future of Work
Sarita Gupta
The future of work is unclear. There will be jobs. But what kind? The pandemic drove many to work remotely at home. As the crisis ebbs some will discover that’s the future. Crucial long-term factors affecting workers will be more and more AI, artificial intelligence, and automation. Corporations will be looking to expand in those […]
Hidden History of U.S., Ukraine, Russia Relations
Ray McGovern
The February 24th Russian invasion of Ukraine has rattled the world and has unleashed misery, death and destruction. What prompted Moscow’s attack? From their perspective, the expansion of NATO, a U.S.-led military alliance, up to Russia’s borders threatens their national security interests. It went against assurances given by Washington that that would not happen. Years […]
Araxie Barsamian Reads Three Armenian Stories
Araxie Barsamian
David’s mother tells three delightful stories in Armenian.
Allen Ginsberg at Naropa, 1986
Allen Ginsberg
Allen Ginsberg does a reading at the Naropa Institute, Dec 7, 1986
David Stannard talks in Boulder, 1995
David Stannard
David Stannard is a renowned historian. Recorded at the University of Colorado.
Propaganda in High School Textbooks
James Loewen
James Loewen on propaganda in high school textbooks.
On the Holocaust
Timothy Snyder
Where does one start when talking about the Holocaust? The word derives from the Greek, a burnt offering, a sacrifice by fire. It is one of the greatest crimes in human history. And we are cautioned to learn its lessons. Historian Timothy Snyder argues that “The history that we might understand is rather different than […]
Russia, Ukraine, the War & the U.S.
Katrina vanden Heuvel
The Russian invasion of Ukraine with its horrific atrocities and massive refugee crisis has turned the world upside down. The war will have a huge impact on global food security as both countries are major exporters of wheat, barley and other grains. As usual, the media provide very little context and background. We are told […]
Can Capitalism be Fixed? (Debate)
Gillian Tett, Yanis Varoufakis
Capitalism’s origins, several centuries ago, can be traced to the expropriation of the commons and its transformation into private property. Since those hoary beginnings, it has evolved into an economic system based on the private ownership of the means of production and its operation for profit. In the last forty years or so capitalism has […]
Lawrence Ferlinghetti & Peter Lamborn Wilson Read Poetry
Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Peter Lamborn Wilson
Lawrence Ferlinghetti & Peter Lamborn Wilson read poetry. Recorded at Naropa Institute.

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