
The Folly of Endless Growth / Dominic Boyer
Chuck interviews, Dominic Boyer, professor of anthropology at Rice University and Berggruen Institute fellow, who wrote the Noema Magazine article "Why We Have To Give Up On Endless Economic Growth." ...
25 Touko 20221h 49min

The Homeless Industrial Complex / Tracy Rosenthal
Chuck is back! He welcomes writer, activist, and co-founder of the Los Angeles Tenants Union Tracy Rosenthal, who wrote the New Republic article "Inside L.A.'s Homeless Industrial Complex" Also: A n...
24 Touko 20221h 27min

Staff Picks: Myth of Whitness and Western Civilization / Ben Ehrenreich
Producer Sebastian muses on origin and utility of racial categories and introduces a 2019 interview with writer Ben Ehrenreich explains how Enlightenment-era ideas of progress and Western civilization...
19 Touko 20221h 17min

STAFF PICKS: Environmental Racism and Government Negligence
Producer Lindsey introduces a 2017 interview with Journalist Sharon Lerner, who reports on the Exxon Mobil refinery polluting the majority-black Charlton-Pollard neighborhood of Beaumont, Texas, and t...
18 Touko 202243min

Staff Picks: Real Estate Racism and Black Homeownership / Keeanga - Yamahtta Taylor
Producer Dan introduces an interview with African American studies scholar Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor who in her book "Race for Profit: How Banks and the Real Estate Industry Undermined Black Homeownersh...
17 Touko 202242min

Medical Monopolies and Patents in the Age of Covid 19 / Alexander Zaitchik
Chuck is back live in studio for his first full interview in two months, welcoming back independent journalist and writer Alexander Zaitchik, who wrote the book "Owning the Sun - A People's History of...
16 Touko 20221h 33min

Staff Picks: American Exceptionalism and Fascism / Danny Haiphong
Black Agenda Report's Danny Haiphong examines the lies at the root of the story America tells itself - as the corporate media obscures the reality of social relations at the base of American power, ou...
12 Touko 20221h 24min

Staff Picks: Love Poems to Black Women Prisoners in the United States / Damaris B. Hill
Writer DaMaris Hill traces a history, and present, of Black women imprisoned in America - under a parallel regime of sexual violence and exploitation in the Jim Crow era and beyond, subject to the edg...
12 Touko 202255min




















