Posts tagged “interview”
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Sarah Erdreich on The Fairness Doctrine
March 20, 2013
Sarah Erdreich, author of the upcoming book Generation Roe: Inside the Future of the Pro-Choice Movement, was Patrick O’Heffernan’s guest on this Monday’s episode of The Fairness Doctrine. In his daily one-hour online and on-air radio show. Patrick explores news, politics and culture from all sides of the spectrum in civil conversations that focus on ideas, not “gotcha’s.” Monday’s program featured Erdreich explaining the next essential steps in the fight for abortion rights.Click here to listen to the full program on Blog Talk Radio!
Tags: abortion, Activism, current events, feminism, generation roe, interview, nonfiction, politics, politics/government, pro choice, q&a, radio, sarah erdreich
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Interview: Eva Gabrielsson on Stieg Larsson’s writing
June 19, 2012
Eva Gabrielsson was in Milwaukee this month for a conversation with Mitch Teich before a live audience at Boswell Book Company – she started by explaining why Stieg Larsson, author of The Girl With The Dragon Tatoo started writing mysteries late in his career.
Click here to listen to the interview, which springboards off Gabrielsson’s book, “There Are Things I Want You to Know’”About Stieg Larsson and Me
Tags: eva gabrielsson, interview, stieg larsson, there are things i want you to know about stieg larsson and me
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Brita Belli interviewed on KPFK Uprising
March 30, 2012
http://ia601200.us.archive.org/5/items/DailyDigest-033012/2012_03_30_belli.mp3
Tags: autism puzzle, brita belli, interview, kpfk, radio
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Interview with Ina May Gaskin on Blue Milk
March 27, 2012
“Midwifery knowledge can disappear in a remarkably short time (10-20 years), to the point that women can no longer imagine what it might be like to have a midwife. (I know this, because I was that woman when I was pregnant and giving birth to my first). This is how you get a mass of infantilized women who may put up with dangerous and uncomfortable practices for a couple of generations before they get enough gumption to put things right. This is what a growing number of us are working on now in the US!”
Tags: birth matters, blue milk, ina may gaskin, interview
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Economic provocateur Loretta Napoleoni on what China would do if it ran the E.U.
February 6, 2012
Your book Maonomics is about China. What lesson can the euro zone learn from China?
China’s capi-communism is the result of Deng Xiaoping’s analysis of the shortcoming of the communist system and the advantages of reform using the instruments of capitalism. I don’t see any European leader today doing that.Tags: interview, loretta napoleoni, maonomics, time magazine
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Toronto Star interviews Loretta Napoleoni
October 17, 2011
“We’re in a huge crisis and still defending the economic model that brought us there. We’re afraid to re-think.”
Tags: interview, loretta napoleoni, maonomics, toronto star
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Noam Chomsky on Democracy Now!, speaking about the US economic crisis
September 13, 2011
Tags: democracy now, interview, noam chomsky, video
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John Harstad, author of Buzz Aldrin, in The Brooklyn Rail
September 7, 2011
“I consider [Mattias] a protester against a growing society of hollow fame and fortune, a protester against this ever-growing demand that you are not great at what you do (or great in general) unless everyone knows about you. A realistic protester against all this sound and fury, signifying nothing.”
Tags: Buzz aldrin what happened to you in all the confusion?, interview, john harstad, the brooklyn rail
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Ina May Gaskin speaks on the effect of fear in childbirth
September 7, 2011
Ina May Gaskin, author of Birth Matters, talks about childbirth on One World Birth. She speaks of how a scared person near a woman in labor delays the birth on a hormonal level.
Click here to hear the whole clip.
Tags: birth matters, ina may gaskin, interview, one world birth, video
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Radio interview with Fred Wilcox
September 6, 2011
Hear Fred Wilcox chat with progressive radio host Danny Schechter of The News Disssector about his book Scorched Earth. Wilcox talks about how the use of Agent Orange during the Vietnam War, and how the herbicide continues to leave a legacy of environmental damage, cancer and birth defects over forty years later.
Click here to hear the broadcast
Tags: fred wilcox, interview, radio, scorched earth, vietnam, waiting for an army to die