This is the place to hear the whole show from start to finish. Clayton Morgareidge is the host. Or you can hear the following segments separately by following the following links:1. Bill Resnick talks with Sam Gidrin about how the left can best respond to economic crises such as the one that seems to be arriving now. Click here.2. Frann Michel reviews a documentary film about the corporate privatizing of the world's water supply. The film is called Thirst. Go here for the review.3. Book Mole Larry Bowlden discusses Penelope Lively's multi-generational novel Consequences. Click here. 4. Michael Hardt and Antonio Negri's book Multitude: War and Democracy in the Age of Empire argues that private property, that foundation stone of capitalism, is no longer viable in an age of immaterial property and immaterial labor. Clayton Morgareidge lays it out for you here. 5. Today's show is on MLK's birthday, so Bill Resnick talks with historian Christopher Phelps about how to see King's legacy as much more than the much quoted "I have a dream" speech. Hear their conversation here. If you have comments about this program, write to us at [email protected]
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