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Phil Taylor and Phil Conlon comment on the mainstream media's distortion and mistranslation of a statement by Iran's President Rouhani.

Robert Jensen is an emeritus professor in the School of Journalism at the University of Texas at Austin, a founding board member of the Third Coast Activist Resource Center, and a member of the team developing Ecosphere Studies at The Land Institute. Jensen’s most recent book, The End of Patriarchy: Radical Feminism for Men from Spinifex Press, offers a critique of the pathology of patriarchy that is at the core of today’s crises. Host Sylvia Richardson has a lively discussion with Robert about radical patriarchy for men, what it means when men give up power and support women, moving from power over to power with. How to move society forward within all the current systems of power we live under.

As Alaska bakes, East sizzles, Europe smashes records, here comes the first in a new compilation of Radio Ecoshock interviews on heat - how it kills, how it affects us all. Interview from Moscow during 2010 heat wave, 15 lessons, plus Australia's John Cook and food warning from Lester Brown.

As Alaska bakes, East sizzles, Europe smashes records, here comes the first in a new compilation of Radio Ecoshock interviews on heat - how it kills, how it affects us all. Interview from Moscow during 2010 heat wave, 15 lessons, plus Australia's John Cook and food warning from Lester Brown.

As Alaska bakes, East sizzles, Europe smashes records, here comes the first in a new compilation of Radio Ecoshock interviews on heat - how it kills, how it affects us all. Interview from Moscow during 2010 heat wave, 15 lessons, plus Australia's John Cook and food warning from Lester Brown.

An eclectic collection of interviews and odd news designed to entertain

How well do we know the history of our nation? As for our Founders, what is fact? What is myth? While we have been told we are free, we face an increasing onslaught of laws, edicts, and proclamations governing our lives as American citizens. We have been told that “we need to get our Constitution back.” Do we truly need to do that? We are, during every election cycle, given a “choice.” But is it a real choice? Or a Hobson’s choice? Were our Founders the godlike, towering figures we were taught? Were they above reproach? Or were they human beings, subject to the same avarice, temptations and lust we all are? What were their motivations in starting this country? Were they benign in nature, inspired to offer their fellow countrymen “life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness?” Or were there other instincts at play? Was the Constitution truly designed to be the bulwark of freedom? Why were the Articles of Confederation jettisoned? Who were the Anti-Federalists? Why did they get such short shrift by history? What was the worth of the Founders? Were they Everymen? Or rich elites? The answers, when explored from an “unofficial” vantage point, may surprise you. Listen along as Eric the Blacksmith discusses American history with Al Aric and Theo. Current events are interspersed. Explore the nooks and crannies of suppressed information as the book “Hologram of Liberty” by Kenneth Royce is reviewed and its bibliography examined.

This panel explores the crises that have transformed the daily lives of Americans both economically and personally. Existence is now precarious on every level. The panelists use New Marxian analyses to explore where the crises originated, how they function and how they can be a force in transforming America.

This panel explores the crises that have transformed the daily lives of Americans both economically and personally. Existence is now precarious on every level. The panelists use New Marxian analyses to explore where the crises originated, how they function and how they can be a force in transforming America.

This panel explores the crises that have transformed the daily lives of Americans both economically and personally. Existence is now precarious on every level. The panelists use New Marxian analyses to explore where the crises originated, how they function and how they can be a force in transforming America.

This panel explores the crises that have transformed the daily lives of Americans both economically and personally. Existence is now precarious on every level. The panelists use New Marxian analyses to explore where the crises originated, how they function and how they can be a force in transforming America.

(Originally aired Sept.28, 2018) This week's Global Research News Hour examines the ongoing confrontation between the US and Russia, and provides a historical context to the growing divide between the two major powers. We first hear from writer, blogger and geopolitical analyst Dmitry Orlov about the deteriorating relationship between Russia and the Western powers over the last year, the fundamentals underlying American actions, and where he thinks these developments may lead in the coming year. Then we get a historical backgrounder from long-time anti-war activist Ron Ridoneur, author of The Russian Peace Threat: Pentagon on Alert.