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Investigative reporter Greg Palast returns to update Kris Kobach’s stinging defeat in federal court, and the Supreme Court’s approval of voter caging–purging people from registration for failing to vote and/or return a postcard. Continue reading In-Depth Interview: Greg Palast Updates Kris Kobach’s Court Defeat, Supreme Court’s OK of Voter Caging
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Joseph Hickman blew the whistle on warzone burn pits, and comments on new bill authored by Rep. Tulsi Gabbard to treat victims exposed to toxic smoke from dumps at military bases in Iraq and Afghanistan. Continue reading In-Depth Interview: Military Whistleblower Joe Hickman Comments on Burn Pits Bill, Gitmo “Suicides, and The Intercept’s Burn of Reality Winner
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Based on the newly-released Poison Papers, Dr. Jonathan Latham of Independent Science News slams the EPA and its predecessors. Continue reading In-Depth Interview: Dr. Jonathan Latham Exposes the Game EPA Plays with Industries it Regulates
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Steve Horn has shifted to criminal justice reporting from the environmental beat, and returns to talk about the implications of DNA evidence obtained via genealogy web sites in Golden State Killer investigation. Continue reading In-Depth Interview: Journalist Steve Horn Raises Questions About DNA Evidence Raised in Golden State Killer Investigation
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Dr. Jeff Kaye returns to our podcast to reveal documents showing US deployment of germ warfare–based on Japanese tactics from WWII–in the Korean War. Continue reading In-Depth Interview: Dr. Jeff Kaye Exposes Records of US Germ Warfare in Korean War
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Political prisoner Mumia Abu Jamal and filmmaker Stephen Vittoria collaborated on Murder, Incorporated, a brutally honest account of American history. Continue reading In-Depth Interview: Co-authors Mumia Abu Jamal and Stephen Vittoria Talk About America’s True History
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In the Orlando trial of Noor Hasan, widow of alleged Pulse nightclub shooter Omar Mateen, Charles Swift won a remarkable verdict despite serious misconduct by the FBI and federal prosecutors. Continue reading In-Depth Interview: Attorney Charlie Swift Tells of Major Government Misconduct in Acquittal of Orlando Shooter’s Widow
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Author Suzanne Bohan talks about her new book, Twenty Years of Life: Why the Poor Dies Earlier and How to Challenge Inequality. Continue reading In-Depth Interview: Science Journalist Suzanne Bohan Shares Strategies to Address Poverty, Health Disparities and Other Ills
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Howard Vlieger is a farmer from northwest Iowa and an activist for GMO labeling and organic farming. He shares a lot of knowledge in this conversation. Continue reading In-Depth Interview: Farmer/Activist Howard Vlieger Talks About Healthy Soil, Pesticides, GMO’s and Organic Farming
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Otis R. Taylor, Jr is a news columnist for the San Francisco Chronicle and he details his coverage of inhumane treatment of immigrants held for ICE at the West Contra Costa County jail in Richmond, California. Continue reading In-Depth Interview: Journalist Otis R. Taylor, Jr. Reports on Inhumane Conditions for Immigrants in County Jail