Wednesday night program guide for Something's Happening at Midnight, 6 September.
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Notes about the program.
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Tonight's program guide for Wednesday, 30 August.Tonight is Wednesday night and it is public affairsprogramming with a jam packed bunch of fantastic and excellent shows!
Hour 1) Dave Emory, FTR 1301, onthe topic of “who killed Terry Yeakey?” one of the first respondents policemanof Oklahoma city when the city was bombed in 1995. Dave Emory producesa weekly FTR program, which has been broadcast for more than 30 years, examinesthe interconnecting historical processes, people, and institutions which shapethe complex geopolitical landscape, and exploring the roots and movement offascism at home and abroad.
Link: https://emory.kfjc.org/archive/ftr/1300_1399/f-1301.mp3
Hour 2) The Ralph Nader Radio Hour (RNRH). Ralph Nader will be inconversation with professor Scott Sklar on the topic of renewable energy and PeterDavis, civil rights activist, writer, and filmmaker on the topic of “Join orDie” a film about why we should join a grassroots club to save our democracy. Thisepisode is from 26 August.
Link: https://www.ralphnaderradiohour.com/p/join-or-die#details
Website: ralphnaderradiohour.comRalph Nader's personal is nader.org
Hour 3) TheChris Hedges report show; Chris Hedges is in conversation with professor NormanFinkelstein on the topic of “how woke culture and identity politics are used toperpetuate the class warfare waged by corporations and ruling oligarchs”. Thisepisode is from 31 August.
Link:https://youtu.be/NnCf18IRvFk
Also,listen to this sermon: The Crucifixion of Julian Assange, a talk given by ChrisHedges in Oslo, Norway, on 20 August. Part 2.
Link: https://youtu.be/T9DN_YKRoyI
That’s our show for tonight.
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Wednesday night's SHM program guide, 3 July Hi everyone, Hour 1) Dave Emory, For The Record (FTR) 1267,interview with Jim DiEugenio on the topic of “JFK revisited?” part 6. Dave Emory produces a weekly FTR program, which has been broadcast for more than 40 years, examining the interconnecting historical processes, people, and institutions which shape the complex geopolitical landscape, and exploring the roots and movement of fascism at home and abroad. Dave Emory’s website is spitfirelist.com where you can find all his work. Link: https://emory.kfjc.org/archive/ftr/1200_1299/f-1267.mp3 Hour 2) The Ralph Nader Radio Hour (RNRH). Ralph Nader is in conversation with Delinda Hanley, Editor and Executive Director of Washington Report on Middle East Affairs, and then Lawrence Wilkerson, former Chief of Staff to Colin Powell, on the topic of “An Understaker in Gaza'' from 29 June. Link: https://www.ralphnaderradiohour.com/p/an-undertaker-in-gaza Or go to RNRH.com and Ralph N...
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