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Host Sylvia Richardson speak to Jorge about the ongoing coup attempt in Venezuela and the resilience of the Venezuelan people. How imperialism has impacted the region and how the people in Ecuador are resisting recent IMF structural adjustment policies.

The Transition Town movement spread from Totnes England to more than 50 countries all over the world. Rob Hopkins co-founded that movement. He is its most public face. So why did Rob move on to create an imaginary life? We talk about Rob's book "What If?" Plus California scientist Patrick Brown: will climate damage slow down our greenhouse gas emissions?

The Transition Town movement spread from Totnes England to more than 50 countries all over the world. Rob Hopkins co-founded that movement. He is its most public face. So why did Rob move on to create an imaginary life? We talk about Rob's book "What If?" Plus California scientist Patrick Brown: will climate damage slow down our greenhouse gas emissions?

The Transition Town movement spread from Totnes England to more than 50 countries all over the world. Rob Hopkins co-founded that movement. He is its most public face. So why did Rob move on to create an imaginary life? We talk about Rob's book "What If?" Plus California scientist Patrick Brown: will climate damage slow down our greenhouse gas emissions?

Cheryl is joined by three local 9/11 truth activists to discuss the flawed official story of what happened on 9/11.

An eclectic collection of interviews and odd news designed to entertain

Award-winning independent journalist DAHR JAMAIL discusses aspects of the climate crisis--and how individuals can respond to it. Topics include melting glaciers, methane feedback loops, geoengineering, industrial capitalism, and indigenous vs. capitalist-consumer approaches to the world. We have much to learn from indigenous peoples, Jamail stresses--and we had better learn it fast. This is the Q&A session following Jamail's April 11 talk in Syracuse (NWN #601-602), edited by KD.

Award-winning independent journalist DAHR JAMAIL discusses aspects of the climate crisis--and how individuals can respond to it. Topics include melting glaciers, methane feedback loops, geoengineering, industrial capitalism, and indigenous vs. capitalist-consumer approaches to the world. We have much to learn from indigenous peoples, Jamail stresses--and we had better learn it fast. This is the Q&A session following Jamail's April 11 talk in Syracuse (NWN #601-602), edited by KD.

Cheryl interviews two local artists who collaborated on a 9/11 Song: "Building 7 The Smoking Gun" and plays the song plus several others.

Cheryl shares a speech given by the great Michael Parenti in Santa Cruz, CA in May of 2010.

Cheryl shares a speech given by the great Michael Parenti at the Understanding Deep Politics Conference in Santa Cruz, CA in May of 2010.