Month: August 2024

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Bad Faith - Episode 400 Promo – Greens Take on The DNC (w/ Margaret Elisabeth & Craig Cayetano)

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Last week, most eyes were glued to the Democratic National Convention programing: The Lil Jon roll call, AOC proclaiming that Harris is working "tirelessly" for a ceasefire, JB Pritzker bragging that he is a better billionaire than Trump, and Harris proclaiming hers will be the most "lethal" military ever. But the Green Party also had its own nominating convention, which prioritized the issues that once defined the Bernie left. This week, two Green Party National Co-Chairs --Margaret Elisabeth and Craig Cayetano -- join Bad Faith to weigh in on the DNC and contrast it with the Green Party's organizational structure, provide additional insight into why Cornel West may have decided to run as an independent, the new Green Party VP, & whether Uncommitted is wasting their leverage. They also take on the growing volume of anti-Green propaganda shared by high profile liberal accounts like George Takei's. Is the Green Party really doing nothing between presidential elections?

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Focus on Africa - Why are the Maasai in Tanzania contesting relocation from a heritage site?

The Maasai community in northern Tanzania has continued to protest against what they call forcible evictions from their ancestral lands at the Ngorongoro conservation area and a UNSECO heritage site. Why are they being relocated?

Kenya’s national carrier, Kenya Airways, has announced that it is out of the doldrums, and has posted its first net profit in more than a decade. What lessons have they learnt from the past, and is the recovery sustainable?

And Uganda proposes a new law that will require teachers to attain a bachelor’s degree to continue in the profession.

Presenter: Charles Gitonga Producers: Bella Hassan in London. Frenny Jowi in Nairobi Technical Producer: Philip Bull Senior Producer: Patricia Whitehorne Editors: Alice Muthengi and Andre Lombard

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Native America Calling - Monday, August 26, 2024 – World Wilderness Congress and protecting Oak Flat

This week, Indigenous leaders, climate, activists, and community members from more than 80 different nations around the world are convening in Rapid City, S.D. The 12th World Wilderness Congress will be looking at concerns and solutions to issues facing forest health, biodiversity, and wildlife. We’ll talk with elders actively addressing these issues. Also, we’ll hear updates from the group Apache Stronghold as they make their way across the country raising awareness of a copper mining project on Oak Flat in Arizona before stopping in Washington D.C. The group will turn to the U.S. Supreme Court for protections of the sacred site.
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Reset with Sasha-Ann Simons - Remembering Phil Donahue, The King Of Daytime Television

Often called the king of daytime talk, Phil Donahue redefined what daytime television could look like — and what topics it could tackle. From gay rights to feminism to politics, the TV titan never shied away. Reset reflects on his legacy in American pop culture. For a full archive of Reset interviews, head over to wbez.org/reset.
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Up First from NPR - Israel/Lebanon Airstrikes, Election Polling, Harassment Coverup Investigation

The IDF and Hezbollah fired a major barrage of rockets across the Israel-Lebanon border. With just over two months left in the presidential race, what does the latest NPR poll tell us about where things stand? The U.S. Ambassador to India is accused of lying under oath to cover up the alleged inappropriate behavior of a close advisor.

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The Intelligence from The Economist - The chips are down: will diet drugs devour junk food?

Snack-food companies have long shown their adaptability to changing diets. How could the rise of appetite-suppressing drugs and fears about ultra-processed foods change the food we consume? How hearing aids and other lifestyle choices can reduce your risk of dementia (11:00). And why it’s time to revive the siesta (17:11).


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The Daily Detail - The Daily Detail for 8.26.24

Alabama

  • AL joins lawsuit against Biden plan to offer citizenship to illegal alien spouses
  • Sen. Tuberville lambasts Democrat Harris/Walz ticket as "phony as it gets"
  • AL Supreme Court dismisses lawsuit against UMC due to jurisdiction
  • Selma high school football player dies from traumatic brain injury
  • Teenage survivor of shark attack welcomed home in Mountainbrook
  • Childersburg native creates security service that hires veterans

National

  • Newsbusters reports on disparate media coverage of Harris vs. Trump
  • Harris yet to confirm any date for interview since she became Dem candidate
  • More evidence against Tim Walz that he was groomed by CCP officials
  • RFK Jr. says more Democrats to endorse Trump now that he has led the way
  • 5 US secret service agents suspended following shooting at Trump in PA
  • WI senator says FBI is stonewalling over assassination attempt on Trump
  • Study of mRNA Covid shots reveals more risky to get than Covid itself