Episodes
Tuesday Sep 23, 2014
Green Power And Wellness - 09/23/14
Tuesday Sep 23, 2014
Tuesday Sep 23, 2014
JILL STEIN talks about that massive, magical, mystery tour of a march in New York City this equinox Sunday, and what it means for the future of our climate.
Wednesday Sep 17, 2014
Wednesday Sep 17, 2014
Tuesday Sep 09, 2014
Green Power And Wellness - SAVING THE INTERNET- 09/09/14
Tuesday Sep 09, 2014
Tuesday Sep 09, 2014
SAVING THE INTERNET is critical to a Solartopian future. But it's under attack from corporate "ISP" providers determined to censor public dialogue and make themselves even richer. TIM KARR of www.freepress.net and BOB FITRAKIS of www.freepress.org give us the full story on the attack of the corporate elite on the one remaining electronic bastion of a free press---the open, unrestrained internet. A regulation that would destroy this has been introduced by Thomas Wheeler, chair of the Federal Communications Commission, an Obama appointee. According to Tim Karr, this proposal has drawn more than 1.4 million public comments, 99% of which are in opposition to allowing corporations to charge websites more money for better access, a provision that would tilt the internet towards big money elites and destroy democratic interplay. PRN and so much more of what's left of our democracy depend on the defeat of this cynical regulation. Hear all about it on this show and TAKE ACTION NOW!
Tuesday Sep 02, 2014
Green Power And Wellness - THE DEVIL'S NUKE - 09/02/14
Tuesday Sep 02, 2014
Tuesday Sep 02, 2014
THE DEVIL'S NUKE at Diablo Canyon, California, cannot meet basic earthquake, tsunami, fire hazard or water quality standards. So DAVID LOCHBAUM of the Union of Concerned Scientists (www.UCSUSA.org) and ROCHELLE BECKER of California's ALLIANCE 4 NUCLEAR RESPONSIBILITY (www.A4NR.org) tell us how this pair of gargantuan reactors between Los Angeles and San Francisco threaten us all. A newly released report from Nuclear Regulatory Commission Insider Dr. Michael Peck warns that the fault lines surrounding these nukes could deliver shocks far stronger than the plant is designed to withstand. Dave Lochbaum has written than the plant can't meet basic fire protection criteria. And Rochelle Becker reports that state law requires major changes to the plant's cooling system that would cost billions of dollars to install. Grassroots citizen action recently shut two San Onofre reactors to the south. The question is: will it do the same to Diablo Canyon before disaster strikes?