Hosted by Bill Resnick, this program features the French national
anthem La Marseillaise which celebrates the victory of the people over the
aristocracy in the revolution of 1789. Against this background, Bill
interviews economist Richard Wolff about the class struggles g...
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Today's Well-read Red Joe Clement comments on and reads from a piece by Greg
Moses, "A Public Option for Jobs." There are needs to be met and people
without work: why can't these two things fit together? This piece appeared
on Counterpunch.
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The French working class has been in the news for massive protests of
austerity moves to limit their pensions, but the issues are much more
profound. Economist Professor Richard Wolff has been studying France for
many years, and he talks here with the Old Mole's Bill Resn...
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Our October show featured all things fermented and French. First, organizers
of Portland's second annual Fermentation Festival joined us in-studio to
tell us about the D.I.Y. pickles, krauts and kefirs they exhibited at the
second annual Portland Fermentation Festival. ...
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Victor Smith, a local security officer, and Kelly Anthony, SEIU local 49
organizer, detail the struggle of over 600 area security guards for union
recognition by their multi-national employer, Securitas. Jamie Partridge
hosts.
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Host Lisa Loving speaks with Mickey Huff, co-author of Project Censored’s
“Censored 2011: The Top Censored Stories of 2009-2010.″ They will discuss
the most under-reported stories the corporate media ignore.
"Censored 2011" features a full Truth Emergency section this year ...
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Positively Revolting guest author David C. Korten discusses moving on from
this economy that is broken, to a new economics based on the real wealth of
strong communities, shared prosperity, a healthy environment, and citizen
democracy.
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Ballot measures and bucks: a look at the scramble for tax dollars
New emergency response systems for the fire bureau. Funding for the
historical society. Additional revenue to cover manda...
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Should the Portland Police be subject to random drug testing?
Jo Ann and Dave discuss the City of Portland's proposal to require random
drug-testing of Portland police officers.
The conversation doesn't end when the program does. You can join in
additional discussion of th...
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Lies, damn lies and export statistics: A conversation about the impact of
free trade agreements on our communities
President Obama recently announced plans to push through the Korea Free Trade
Agreement immediately after the November...
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