Progressive Radio News Hour

Progressive Radio News Hour - Andrew Kolin - 08/18/13

Kolin is Professor of Political Science at Hilbert College. His books include "State Power and Democracy," and "State Structure and Genocide." It discusses his thesis that America's now a police state.

Major world and national issues will be discussed.

Progressive Radio News Hour - Robert Abele - 08/17/13

Progressive Radio News Hour - Rick Rozoff - 08/16/13

Rozoff's an activist, anti-war supporter, and editor of the web site Stop NATO.

It "document(s) and oppose(s) global militarist trends and an expanding theater of war that began" by balkanizing Yugoslavia in the 1990s.

It then expanded to South Asia, and now ravages the Middle East, North Africa and Central Asia.

Major world and national issues will be discussed.

Progressive Radio News Hour - James Petras - 08/09/13

Petras is Binghamton University, New York Professor Emeritus, a noted figure on the left, a distinguished Latin American expert, and longtime chronicler of the region's popular struggles.

He's also a consummate scholar and prolific writer of hundreds of articles and dozens of books, including his latest titled, "The Arab Revolt and the Imperialist Counterattack."

Major world and national issues will be discussed.

Progressive Radio News Hour - John McMurtry - 08/11/13

McMurtry is an internationally recognized moral and political philosopher who is an elected Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada and University Professor Emeritus at the University of Guelph, Ontario.

His volumes on Philosophy and World Problems for UNESCO are globally published, and his widely translated works include the influential books, "Unequal Freedoms," "The Cancer Stage of Capitalism," and "Value Wars."

McMurtry is also an active public advocate for global justice, world peace, and international law.

Major world and national issues will be discussed.

Progressive Radio News Hour – Larry Pinkney – 08/04/13

Pinkney's a dedicated activist. He's a former political prisoner. He's a Black Panther Party veteran. He formerly served as Republic of New Africa Minister of Interior. Currently he's an editorial board member of The Black Commentator. Major world and national issues will be discussed.

Progressive Radio News Hour - Rodney Shakespeare - 08/03/13

Rodney Shakespeare is a Professor of Binary Economics at Trisakti University, Britain where he teaches postgraduate Islamic Economics and Finance.

He's also a qualified UK Barrister, co-founder of the Global Justice Movement, and distinguished writer, scholar and lecturer, particularly at Islamic conferences on money, the real economy, and social and economic justice.

Major world and national issues will be discussed.

Progressive Radio News Hour - 08/02/13

Kathy Kelly is a long-time political/social/anti-war activist and coordinator of Voices for Creative Nonviolence (VCNV). In 1996, she helped establish Voices in the Wilderness to end Washington's repressive Iraq sanctions.

VCNV is a heroic resistance campaign against imperial wars, violence, and the "war on terror," abroad and at home.

Progressive Radio News Hour - Ellen Brown - 07/28/13

Brown is a civil litigation attorney, distinguished author, and frequent writer on financial issues. She heads the Public Banking Institute (PBI). It's an initiative to return money power to the people where it belongs. Her new book is an invaluable Web of Debt sequel. It comes at a critical time. It's titled "The Public Bank Solution: The Road to Prosperity." Privatized money control assures speculation, booms, busts, inflation, deflation, instability, crises, recessions, depressions, deprivation and despair. Public banks work as intended. Inflation-free prosperity follows. It's a "practical, proven approach." It works the same way everywhere. It's the antidote to corrupted, dysfunctional privatized banking.

Progressive Radio News Hour - Denis Rancourt - 07/27/13

Rancourt is a distinguished tenured Professor of Physics, a recognized expert in his field, and an Environmental Science Researcher at the University of Ottawa, Canada. Yet he was persecuted, unfairly fired, and barred from campus. Doing so constituted a gross violation of his academic freedom, tenure, stature, and support for human rights, civil liberties and equal justice. Major world and national issues will be discussed.