Monday night's SHM program guide, 12 Aug
Hi everyone,
These shows are educational and informative on the current events in Gaza, and Rafah, Palestine, and the world. Now, we know that Palestinians have no partner in peace negotiations with Israeli occupying forces! And, the ICJ has ruled that Palestinian territory is illegally occupied. “The rules-based international order” has been stomped on by its creator. These are trying times for humanity: war, famine, climate change. What’s our strategy to counter and standing up against fascism and genocide? Do we have a plan for this year’s election? Post election? Are we ready to defend the democratic institutions if fascism reigns in the halls of power? What’s the counter program to fascism? What progressive policies do and shall we demand from liberal democracy of Harris and Walz government? These are issues of our times that require our utmost attention!
Hour 1) The Ralph Nader Radio Hour (RNRH). Ralph Nader is in conversation with Thomas Abt, founder and director of the Center for the Study and Prctice of Violence Reduction (VRC) on the topic of “Success on the Street” and then with Michael Jacobson, PhD in microbiology, with MIT, author of “Salt Wars”, on the topic of “National Food Museum” from 10 Aug.
Link: https://www.ralphnaderradiohour.com/p/homicide-success-on-the-streetnational
Or go to ralphnaderradiohour.com; and Ralph Nader’s personal website is nader.org
Hiroshima and Nagasaki: Monday, 6 Aug, was the 79th commemoration of dropping the Atomic bomb on Hiroshima, and Friday, 9th Aug., was Nagasaki’s commemoration. Late Roy Tuckman, aka Roy ofHollywood, host of "Something's Happening" on KPFK, and I, would broadcast the entire reading of “The Last Train from Hiroshima” by Charles Pellegrino—13 hours in total. I hope you would agree with me that coverage of the genocide in Palestine supersedes this historical commemoration now.
Hour 2) The 79th commemoration of Hiroshima, and Nagasaki, Peace Memorial Ceremony remembering those killed in atomic bombings by US from NHK (Japan Broadcasting Company) news from 9 Aug. Israeli official were not invited to the ceremony in Nagasaki, and as a result, the US and European diplomats boycotted the event.
Link to Hiroshima: https://youtu.be/IKJMQBzhYBs
Link to Nagasaki: https://youtu.be/qfaBuIZw6SE
Hours 2 and 3) An interview with Fida Jiryis by host Louis Allday on the topic of “Zionism from the Inside: A Palestinian View” from 11 Aug. Fida Jiryis is the author of “Stranger in My Own Land: Palestine, Israel and One Family’s Story of Home" published in 2022.
Link: https://youtu.be/NIcKWLqQ9iE
That's our show.
Good night.
Buzz
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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