Here's the Drill

Photographer, writer and activist Subhankar Banerjee talks about the possibility of offshore oil drilling in the Arctic.
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Propaganda Rights

Author and journalist Stephan Salisbury discusses the lexicon of post-9/11 media.
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Nobody Puts Teabaggers in a Corner

Author and NYU history professor Greg Grandin talks about the media's treatment of the Tea Party movement.
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Spin Class

David Swanson gives us an insider's look into politics and the press.
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Noam Chomsky Speaks with Timothy MacBain

Professor Noam Chomsky discusses the prospect of an Israeli attack on Iran, the feasibility of an Israel-Palestine two-state solution, and the concept of international law.
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Pardon Me, Do You Have Change?

Rebecca Solnit talks about the role of hope – where she finds it, and what its value is.
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Gitmo 2.0

Karen Greenberg, of the NYU School of Law, discusses the future of Guantanamo detainees. (music: Wyclef Jean & Celia Cruz)
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Just the Tax, Ma'am

National Priorities Project executive director Jo Comerford talks about the federal budgeting system and how our taxes are channeled into military spending.
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Engelhardt and Schell on America's Nuclear Trajectory

A conversation between Tom Engelhardt and Jonathan Schell. They discuss American involvement in Vietnam and Afghanistan, and US nuclear policy from the 1960s to the present.
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Taming the Dragon

History professor Al McCoy, who is also a renowned scholar on the CIA and global drug trafficking, talks about Afghanistan's unprecedented drug-based economy and the consequences of its status as a true narco-state.
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