Behind the News with Doug Henwood – March 28, 2009 at 10:00am
* LOVE 2 MANONG AL* MINDANAO REFUGEE (IDP's) SITUATION* FREDDIE AGUILAR* FMTM* MELISSA ROXAS CASE* PIN@Y REGGAE STAR BUDOY OF JUNIOR KILAT* NATIVE ELEMENTS* GOLDA SUPERNOVA* KULINTRONICA
12:00 PM (Noon) Pacific Time: Thursdays
Host Doug Henwood covers the worlds of economics and politics and their complex interactions, from the local to the global.
* LOVE 2 MANONG AL* MINDANAO REFUGEE (IDP's) SITUATION* FREDDIE AGUILAR* FMTM* MELISSA ROXAS CASE* PIN@Y REGGAE STAR BUDOY OF JUNIOR KILAT* NATIVE ELEMENTS* GOLDA SUPERNOVA* KULINTRONICA
Caitlin Macy, author of Spoiled, a collection of short stories, on the overprivileged and those who want to join/emulate them. Teresa Ghilarducci, professor of economics at the New School, on Social Security and pensions.
Jean Ross of the California Budget Project, Sherry Bebitch Jeffe of USC and A.G. Block of the UC Center in Sacramento discuss California’s economic nightmare; Jane Slaughter of Labor Notes on GM and Chrysler’s woes and what they mean for U.S. workers. Plus Free Speech Forum:audio clips and listener reaction to the biggest news events … Continued
"The Power of Community" takes a look at how Cuba survived the contraction of its economy by switching to sustainable agriculture.
A presentation of excerpts from Daniel Hoffman’s latest book of poetry, The Whole Nine Yards. Among Hoffman’s many books are: Beyond Silence: Selected Shorter Poems 1948-2003 (2003); Darkening Water (2002); Middens of the Tribe (1995); Hang-Gliding from Helicon: New and Selected Poems, 1948-1988, winner of the 1988 Paterson Poetry Prize; Brotherly Love, (1981) a National … Continued
After Doug Henwood's usual opening commentary on the economic news, Michael Lighty of the California Nurses Association joins Henwood to talk about the economic impact of the health care sector, and the effects of a transition to a single-payer system. In the second half-hour, economic journalists Nomi Prins and Max Fraad Wolff talk about the … Continued