Environment.

  • Pagan press review: Wiccan feminist journals (Episode 1 of 4)

    A program reviewing the journalism of contemporary earth religions such as Feraferia, the Church of All Worlds, the Church of the Eternal Source and of course Wicca. Journals include The New Broom, Nemeton, The Witches Trine, Korythalia, Earth Religion News, and The Green Egg. This program attempts to show that the roots of our current…

  • Democracy Now! May 7, 2003

    At least when Saddam was here there may not have been freedom but there was security: Democracy Now! producer Sharif Abdel Kouddous reports from streets of Baghdad; As President Bush names a new ruler of Iraq, humanitarian groups say the US is more concerned with building an administration than with the health and well-being of…

  • Democracy Now! May 7, 2003

    Hour 1: At least when Saddam was here there may not have been freedom but there was security: Democracy Now! producer Sharif Abdel Kouddous reports from streets of Baghdad; As President Bush names a new ruler of Iraq, humanitarian groups say the US is more concerned with building an administration than with the health and…

  • Democracy Now! April 29, 2003

    Hour 1: Is a better world possible? As Wall Street brokers face record fines, John Cavanagh, Victoria Tauli-Corpuz and Martin Khor examine alternatives to economic globalization; A preventive or preemptive attack? Stanford professor David Palumbo-Liu discusses U.S. military policy Hour 2: The Bush administration binds and gags environmental regulators: We discuss Operation End Extremism, rocket…

  • Democracy Now! April 29, 2003

    The Bush administration binds and gags environmental regulators: We discuss Operation End Extremism, rocket fuel contaminated lettuce and gag-orders on the EPA; Democratic elections in Nigeria?: The voting ended a week ago but the results are still in dispute. We talk with Nigerian student leader Sowore Omoyele; Native American who denies US or Canadian citizenship…

  • Democracy Now! May 1, 2003

    Hour 1: U.S.-backed Middle East peace plan released: A debate between Electronic Intifada and AIPAC; Vieques celebrates the US Navy s withdrawal from the Puerto Rican Island: Concerns grow over environmental cleanup after 50 years of military testing; To mark May Day, protests planned against oil companies, weapons manufacturers and at government buildings: We go…

  • Democracy Now! May 1, 2003

    U.S.-backed Middle East peace plan released: A debate between Electronic Intifada and AIPAC; Vieques celebrates the US Navy s withdrawal from the Puerto Rican Island: Concerns grow over environmental cleanup after 50 years of military testing; To mark May Day, protests planned against oil companies, weapons manufacturers and at government buildings: We go to London…

  • Democracy Now! March 14, 2003

    U.S. military seeks freedom to dump spent munitions, pollute the air and poison endangered species without risk of liability: Pentagon quietly seeks major exemptions from environmental laws; Easter Bunny-dressed protester arrested at Kmart at demonstration against Easter baskets containing toy soldiers; in other protest news 11 arrested at Boeing HQ in Chicago; University of New…

  • Democracy Now! January 31, 2003

    Part 2 of our discussion on depleted uranium: we talk to Scientific Secretary with the European Committee on Radiation Risk Dr. Chris Busby, and U.N. human rights lawyer Karen Parker; A new U.N. report finds Afghanistan s environment ravaged by war; A judge fines a women s center $500 a day for refusing to hand…

  • Democracy Now! May 6, 2002

    BURMESE AUNG SUNG SUU KYI, IS RELEASED ; CHURCH OF THE NATIVITY: SIEGE NEAR AN END? ; WAR ON THE ENVIRONMENT: THE PENTAGON VS. ENVIRONMENTAL LAWS ; PART 2: COMEDIAN-ACTIVIST, RENO. |NEWS HEADLINES Music: We Shall Not Be Moved – Sweet Honey in the Rock, Still The Same Me (Rounder Kids CD). NOBEL PEACE PRIZE…