Programming The Broadcast Schedule for Monday, February 10, 2014
2nd Monday
12 AM: Paralelo Zero-Radio Brazil: K C Vaz
2 AM: The A List: Sam Hopkins
6 AM: Alternative Radio: David Barsamian
7 AM: Bensonian Radio: Michael Benson
9 AM: Dave Hogan (fill-in)
12 Noon: In Context: Ken and Marchand MacDermotRoe
We examine compulsory schooling and mass media propaganda as tools for influencing public opinion in a nominally democratic society.
1 PM: The Jazz Sound: Rick Petrone
4 PM: Kevin Gallagher
6:55 PM: WPKN Local News – from CTNewsJunkie.com, EastEndBeacon.com, RiverheadLocal.com and Long Island Patch sites
7 PM: Feature Story News
7:30 PM This Way Out: The International Lesbian & Gay Radio Magazine
8 PM: Counterpoint: Scott Harris
Featured Guests:
- Brett Hartl, Endangered Speicies Policy Director with the Center for Biological Diversity, who talks about the current effort led by House Republicans to dismantle key elements of the federal Endangered Species Act and the potential impact of policy changes on threatened animals in North America.
- A representative of V-Day – One Billion Rising, discusses upcoming events on Valentines Day, February 14, to end all forms of violence against women and girls in the U.S. and around the world. They’ll talk about the activist network participating, ongoing organizing and how listeners can find events in their area.
- Tim Koechlin, Senior Lecturer of Urban Studies and Director of International Studies at Vassar College talks about his recent article, “Winner Take All: Soaring Inequality in the U.S. and Why it Matters,” as well as assessing President Obama’s recent discussion of inequality in his State of the Union speech — and the economic policy changes he advocates for reversing growing wealth disparity.
- Dr. James E. Jennings, Founder and President of Conscience International and Executive Director of US Academics for Peace, discusses his recent trip to Iran where he attended an academic conference, and the potential for a long term international agreement on Iran’s nuclear program and the normalization of U.S.-Iranian relations. He’ll also touch on Iran’s possible role in reaching a future peaceful settlement in Syria’s civil war.
10 PM: Writer’s Voice: Francesca Rheannon
Ruth Thomas Suh talks about her powerful new film, Reject. Joining the conversation is her father, Herbert Thomas. He’s the author of The Shame Response To Rejection. And later, we talk with environmental journalist John Cushman about what’s really in the just released State Department report on the Keystone XL pipeline.
11 PM: Michael Dunham
2 AM (Tuesday): Luis Luna