Martin Hart-Landsberg, Lewis & Clark College professor emeritus and board
member of the Korea Policy Institute, talks with the Old Mole's Laurie
Mercier about the meaning of the recent Trump-Kim Jong Un summit. They
discusses what the mainstream liberal media has missed, ho...
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On June 6th, a federal judge ruled in support of an ACLU lawsuit going
forward against the Justice Department's policy of separating children and
parents at the U.S. border. Our team of legal moles, Jan Haaken and Mike
Snedeker, take up this lawsuit and what is driving Jeff...
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Thom Becker is our host and presents the following pieces:
1. Korea scholar Martin Hart-Landsberg discusses the Trump - Kim Jong Un
summit with Laurie Mercier
2. The Left & the Law team take up the legal challenge to the policy of
taking children away from immigrant famili...
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Tom Becker reads from an article by David Spencer, entitled “The Need to
Work Less is a Matter of Life and Death,” about the impossible demands on
workers’ time extracted by the capitalist economy. David Spencer is a
Professor of Economics and Political Economy at Universi...
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Bill Resnick interviews Carolina Iraheta and Tony DeFalco of the
organization Verde which is organizing in the Cully neighborhood to increase
affordable housing, stop displacement, and make Cully a model in reducing
greenhouse gas emissions and stop global warming.
Phot...
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In a piece called "Civilization and Our Discontents," Clayton Morgareidge
shows that the glories of Civilization have always required the coerced labor
of forgotten masses, and the same is true of the comforts of modern life:
they are manufactured by the poor for the enjoym...
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Tom Becker hosts this episode of the Old Mole:
Building a Healthy Neighborhood in Cully: Bill Resnick interviews Carolina
Iraheta and Tony DeFalco of the organization Verde.
Civilization and Our Discontents: Clayton Morgareidge comments about how the
comforts of modern li...
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Field Mole Desiree Hellegers speaks with canoe families and kayaktivists who
were in Seattle on May 20 for an Indigenous-led day of resistance to the
Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain pipeline, which would carry oil from the Alberta
Tar Sands to tankers in the port of Burnaby, B...
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