Podcast Episodes
Back to SearchAmy Goodman Wants Corporate Media to ‘Steal This Story, Please!’
Thirty years ago, journalist Amy Goodman premiered the daily radio show Democracy Now. Launched on nine community radio stations in 1996, the program…
4 weeks ago
Division Grows Among U.S. Catholics Over Trump Policies
For decades, the top political issue for many U.S. Catholics has been abortion. But, a recent article in “The Atlantic” argues that the focus has shi…
4 weeks ago
AI Data Center Opponents Fight Back at Local Level
The fight over data centers is intensifying in California and nationwide as organizers develop new strategies to take on tech companies and developer…
1 month ago
What Can Y2K Tweens from Santa Rosa Teach Us About Childhood Creativity?
In the year 2000, four pre-teen girls in Santa Rosa — three 11-year-olds, and one 9-year-old little sister — wrote and recorded an album inspired by …
1 month ago
ICE Shifts Strategy, Detaining Thousands of Kids
Last winter, ICE ramped up immigration enforcement in several American cities. It was a strategy that shifted focus from the US Mexico border to the …
1 month ago
How Apple Has Changed the Bay Area and the World
Today, Apple is a $3.5 trillion company with over 150,000 employees worldwide. Fifty years ago, it was two Steves – Jobs and Wozniak – working out of…
1 month ago
How the Iran War Has Isolated the US From Its Allies
President Trump backed down from his social media threat that “a whole civilization will die” after Pakistan helped broker a ceasefire deal with Iran…
1 month ago
Trump Administration Wants to Replace Cuba’s Government, But What Would Come Next?
High level talks between Cuba and the U.S. are ongoing as the Trump administration’s four-month oil blockade of the island nation continues. Trump ha…
1 month ago
Inside California’s Crowded Governor’s Race
California’s jam-packed governor’s primary may lead to a historic political shakeup this fall. Polls show the two leading Republicans, Riverside coun…
1 month ago
Why Aren’t Doctors Better At Diagnosing Illnesses?
A 2015 report from the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine found that “most people will experience at least one diagnostic error…
1 month ago