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Intrepid blogger Roger Shuler broke the story about Alabama Gov. Bentley’s affair just 10 days before Missouri deputies broke Carol Shuler’s arm…is there a connection? Continue reading In-Depth Interview: Journalist Roger Shuler is Vindicated, But Pays Steep Price
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Veteran NSA watcher James Bamford reveals “insider threat” investigations of intelligence personnel, triggered by Manning and Snowden leaks. Continue reading In-Depth Interview: Spying on Our Spies–Journalist James Bamford Reveals “Insider Threat” Investigations
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Dr. Justin A. Frank is a Washington, DC psychiatrist who wrote Bush on the Couch and Obama on the Couch. In this equally entertaining and informative conversation, we put Donald Trump “on the couch” Continue reading In-Depth Interview: DC Shrink Dr. Justin A. Frank Puts Trump on His Couch
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Joe Lauria, the independent journalist who covers the UN, is on assignment in Iraq and reports from Kurdish-controlled Irbil about major developments in the 5-year Syrian war. Continue reading In-Depth Interview: From Irbil, Iraq, Journalist Joe Lauria Comments on Putin’s Pullback in Syria and Kurdish Aspirations
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John Perkins talks about his new book, New Confesssions of an Economic Hit Man, the limits of presidential power, and his hope for revolutionary change. Continue reading In-Depth Interview: Author John Perkins Talks About Economic Hit Men and the Limits of Presidential Power
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Chip Gibbons joins us to talk about an open letter to Congressional leaders demanding hearings into multiple cases of FBI and DHS violations of First Amendment rights of peaceful protesters, like Occupy and Black Lives Matter. Continue reading In-Depth Interview: Bill of Rights Defenders Demand Hearings and Restrictions on Surveillance and Infiltration of Nonviolent Protesters
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Dawn Porter wrote, produced and directed Trapped, a powerful new documentary that capture’s today’s crucial fight over abortion rights. Continue reading In-Depth Interview: Dawn Porter on Her New Film “Trapped”, Which Captures the 2016 Battle Over Abortion Rights
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Sarah Shourd spent more than 400 days in solitary confinement in Iran’s Evin Prison. Now she works to amplify the voices of over 100,000 Americans who are locked up in solitary today, as co-editor of a new book, Hell Is A Very Small Place. Continue reading In-Depth Interview: Former Iranian Prisoner Sarah Shourd Shares Her Brutal Experience in Solitary Confinement
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In a timely political novel, Billionaires and Bagmen, Ray Bourhis captures our current scene quite well: angry, anti-government activists run a referendum to declare the town of Fairview independent. With sleazy politicians, a government informant, and some wiretapping, Bourhis depicts a scene that resonates with today’s political scene. Continue reading In-Depth Interview: Attorney Turned Novelist Ray Bourhis Talks About “Billionaires and Bagmen”
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Detailing the 2-part investigative report he co-authored with Jo Becker, Scott Shane of the NY Times discusses their findings on what Obama called a “51-49” decision to join the NATO effort that led to regime change in Libya. Continue reading In-Depth Interview: Scott Shane of New York Times Details Reports on Clinton’s Central Role in Libya Regime Change