MEDIA


  • Democracy Now! August 15, 2002

    ISRAEL S FORMER COUNTER-TERRORISM ADVISOR DISSEMINATING ARTICLES ABOUT ARABS TO THE WESTERN MEDIA |9:00-9:01 Billboard: Selective Memri? A debate on the secretive media institute disseminating articles about Arabs to the western media. Supporters of Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe evict white farmers who own over half the fertile land in the drought-stricken country: a debate between…


  • Democracy Now! May 28, 2002

    PROFESSOR EDWARD SAID TALKS ABOUT THE US MEDIA AS AN ARM OF THE SO-CALLED WAR ON TERROR AGAINST THE ARAB |9:00-9:01 Billboard: Today, Professor Edward Said takes on Western cultural stereotypes about Arabs and Muslims, as the situation continues to escalate in the Middle East. All that and more coming up. 9:01-9:06 Headlines: 9:06-9:07 One…


  • Helen Caldicott And Michael Parenti In Dialogue (episode 3 of 12)

    This recording is the first time that these two progressive movement activists have met in person. The conversation speaks to many of the important issues of the day: the Media Monopoly, the atrocities in Afghanistan and the Middle East, the Enron scandal, Bush’s good ol’ boy network, the potential for resistance and change thru activism.…


  • Democracy Now! March 25, 2002

    President Bush concludes a whirlwind tour of Latin America, Democracy Now! goes to Mexico, Peru, and El Salvador for an analysis of his trip : Oscar Awards : Media Consolidations |ANGELS OF THE PUBLIC INTEREST GATHER IN FRONT OF THE FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION TO DEMAND AN END TO MEDIA CONSOLIDATION 9:01-9:06 HEADLINES MUSICIANS: JOLIE RICKMAN,…


  • Democracy Now! March 27, 2002

    Part 2 of “Did the 74th Annual Academy Awards really open any doors?” US pressure Indonesia crack down on terrorists : UNs role in the annexation of West Papua New Guinea by Indonesia nearly four decades ago : Arab summit lies in ruins as Arafat is fenced in : report from journalist ROBERT FISK |9:01-9:06…


  • Democracy Now! March 26, 2002

    Part I Debate: “Was a door really opened at this years Academy Awards?” [African Americans and Hollywood Film Industry] |9:01-9:06 HEADLINES 9:06-9:07 ONE-MINUTE MUSIC BREAK 9:07-9:20 BREAKING THE HOLLYWOOD RACE BARRIER. WAS A DOOR REALLY OPENED AT THIS YEARS ACADEMY AWARDS? WE HAVE A ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION. They are calling it a historic night. A groundbreaking…


  • Dr. Helen Caldicott: A Passion For Peace And Survival: Free Speech In Dangerous Times

    Dr. Helen Caldicott: A Passion For Peace And Survival: Free Speech In Dangerous Times. Her speech includes pitches supporting Pacifica Radio and Amy Goodman. Recorded January 29, 2002 at University Synagogue, 11960 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, California. Recorded by Brian DeShazor and Mark Torres.


  • The Morning Show : Jon Beaupre – January 17, 2002 Meyerson, Talbot, Schofield, Tighe, Kotkowski, Timlin, Charles, Rivers.

    The Morning Show : Jon Beaupre – January 17, 2002 Meyerson, Talbot, Schofield, Tighe, Kotkowski, Timlin, Charles, Rivers. Rundown: 7:10 Guest: Harold Meyerson, Editor of the “American Prospect” 202 776-0730 x 106 cell: 323 791-1319. 7:25-7:40 Strobe Talbot, co-ed. of “Age of Terror : America and the World After Sept. 11” Ph. 203 624-5263 Contact:…


  • Democracy Now! January 28, 2002

    Black Hawk Down, movie : as Washington paves the way for an attack on Somalia, Hollywood joins forces with the Pentagon to transform the 1993 invasion of Somalia from the militarys darkest hour to its brightest Columbia University tries to restrict a student activist counter-summit during the World Economic Forum : new education law is…


  • Warren Beatty – Elenor Roosevelt Award – 1999

    Warren Beatty – Elenor Roosevelt Award – 1999 Acceptance Speech.