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| Hot Talk - Dorothy Wills, Laurie Shrage, or Saul Landau discuss with a guests current events, politics, social issues, education, religion, entertainment, and a wide range of other topics. Hot Talk |
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Richard Roman & Edur Arregui Professor of Sociology and Professor of Economics talks about NAFTA and Mexican workers. |
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Char Miller Professor of Environmental and Urban History talks about water conflict in the western USA. |
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Ambassador Luis Menedez-Castro Ambassador of El Salvador to the OAS (The Organization of the American States). |
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Tom and Greg Giberson Brother authors talk about the changing nature of the university environment. |
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Dennis Loo Author and Cal Poly Pomona professor of Sociology. |
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Charlene Teters Native American Indian activist and Hugh O. LaBounty Chair of Interdisciplinary Studies. |
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Francisco Aruca Radio commentator for Radio Progresso in Miami. |
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Beshara Doumani History professor at the University of California Berkeley and editor "Academic Freedom After 9/11" |
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Walden Bello Author and director of Focus on the Global South |
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Sanho Tree Author and fellow at the Institute for Policy Studies |
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Todd May Author and philosophy professor at Clemson University |
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Dorothy D. Wills Cal Poly Pomona professor of anthropology. |
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Robert Scheer Former Los Angeles Times writer on current political issues. |
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Robert Fisk Middle East correspondent discusses Middle East affairs. |
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Dahr Jamil The journalist recounts his experiences in Iraq between 2003-05. |
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Tom Hayden Activist and author on exit strategies for the war in Iraq. |
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Faye Wachs Cal Poly Pomona professor talks about experiencing the 2004 tsunami. |
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Imad Mustafa Professor and Syrian diplomat on the U.S., Syria and the Middle East. |
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Chalmers Johnson Journalist and scholar discusses American foreign policy. |
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Nelson Valdez Professor of sociology and expert on Cuba. |
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Gore Vidal The historian, essayist, playwright and novelist talks with host Saul Landau. |
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Rabbi Leonard Beerman On Israel, Palestine, and American Jews. |
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Richard Falk Emeritus Professor at Princeton University, and co-author of "The Record of the Paper: How the New York Times Reports U.S. Foreign Policy". |
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Dr. Mahmood IbrahimChair of the History Department at Cal Poly Pomona discusses Middle East politics after Yasser Arafat. |
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Frank Bardacke Author of forthcoming biography on Cesar Chavez, "The Legacy of Cesar Chavez". |
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John RossJournalist, activist and author of "Murdered by Capitalism...". |
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Jeffery St. ClairCo-editor of Counterpunch, and author of "Bush and the Environmental Rapture". |
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Carol BrightmanAuthor of “Total Insecurity: The Myth of American Omnipotence ”. |
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Paul LoebJournalist and author of “The Impossible Will Take a While”. |
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Chalmers JohnsonScholar, author and president of the Japan Policy Research Institute will discuss his book, “The Sorrows of Empire”. |
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George MillerThe Congressman (D-7th District, California) talks about labor, education under the Bush Administration, and the war in Iraq. |
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Ivor Agyeman DuahThe author, journalist and representative of the embassy of Ghana discusses conditions in sub-Saharan Africa. |
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Alexander CockburnJournalist and co-editor of Counterpunch on “Elections and the Media”. |
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Peter DreierDirector of the Urban and Environmental Policy program at Occidental College. |
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Haskell WexlerA conversation with the award-winning cinematographer and director. |
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Steve WassermanEditor of the Los Angeles Times Book Review on "Books in the Time of the Bush Administration". |
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Joy ZarembkaDirector of the Institute for Policy Studies discusses, "Assisting the Enslaved in the Land of the Free: Human Trafficking in the USA". |
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Leila FarsakhThe political economist and author discusses Israeli-Palestinan politics. |
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Stephen J. RhodeAuthor and constitutional lawyer talks about The Patriot Act. |
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Karen KwiatkowskiThe retired U.S. Air Force Lt. Col. discusses policy decisions leading to the Iraq war. |
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John DingesThe author discusses political events in Chile |
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Ling Chi WangProfessor of Asian-American and Ethnic Studies at University of California, Berkeley. |
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Jeffery St. ClairAuthor and co-editor of Counter Punch magazine |
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Alexander CockburnThe author and journalist discusses his latest book, 'The Politics of Antisemitism'. |
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Arianna HuffingtonThe author and commentator discusses her short lived candidacy for Governor of California. |
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Dr. Mahmood IbrahimChair of the History Department at Cal Poly Pomona discusses the 'Roadmap to Peace' in the Middle East. |
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Daniel LewisHistory professor at Cal Poly Pomona. A specialist in Argentina. |
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Robert FullerThe educator and author in a discussion of the abuses of rank. |
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Martha HoneyThe writer discusses ecotourism and sustainable development. |
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David RanneyProfessor at the University of Illinois, Chicago, talks about globalization in urban areas. |
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Richard LichtmanPhilosopher, author, educator |
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Arianna HuffingtonThe author discusses her latest book, “Pigs at the Trough: How Corporate Greed and Political Corruption are Undermining America". |
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Ayad Al QazzazProfessor of Sociology, California State University, Sacramento |
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Mike FarrellActor and advocate against the death penalty |
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Ed AsnerActor and long-time activist |
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