Latest Podcasts

The Department of Homeland Security Gets an Incomplete for Ballot Security for the 2018 Election.
Christina Cassidy
Reporter, Associated Press
Thursday 4/19

Disney Withholds Promised Bonus to Pressure Workers to Sign a Rejected Labor Contract.
Michael Sainato, Freelance Reporter
The Guardian, Miami Herald, Baltimore Sun
Wednesday 4/18

Florida High School Survivor Emma Gonzales Gets Language Bullied. She's Not the Only One.
Russell Contreras
Reporter, Associated Press
Tuesday 4/17

New Evidence Links Cell Phone Radiation to Cancer in Rats
Mark Hertsgaard
Investigative Reporter, The Nation
Monday 4/16

Why Canada’s schools are so successful in educating immigrant children.
Kavitha Cardoza
Education Week, PBS Newshour
Thursday 4/12

The chemical spew from the Gold King Mine had been building up for decades.
Johnathan P. Thompson
High Country News
Author, River of Lost Souls
Tuesday 4/10

Greatest Hits

How 3 billionaires might solve America’s healthcare problem
Elizabeth Rosenthal, Kaiser Health News
Author, An American Sickness
Tuesday 2/13

Thursday 6/8
Iona Craig
The Intercept
The commando raid in Yemen, “success” or catastrophe?

How Graphics are Born
by Amy Marash, graphics producer
I'm a self_taught artist, retired TV camerawoman. Here's how I crank out 3 to 4 original graphics each week

With Net Neutrality gone and monopolies in control, will consumers see higher costs, reduced services and censored content?
Ali Velshi, NBC News
Monday 1/8

Is Fusion GPS’ dossier on Trump and the Russians “journalism for rent” or something worse?
Jack Gillum, Washington Post
Wednesday 1/17

The story of Mosul Eye, the blogger who became the world’s “inside source” on the occupied city
Lori Hinnant, International Correspondent, AP
Monday 1/22

Wednesday 11/15
Ellen Berkovitch
Investigative Reporter, KSFR
Dark Canyon: Examining NM’s problem with pedophile priests

Los Alamos Labs Scanted Safety and Now They’re Paying the Price
Patrick Malone
Center for Public Integrity
Tuesday 7/11

Tuesday 3/14
Dan Habib
University of New Hampshire Institute on Disabilities
Kids with special needs, and the classroom programs for them