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Zena Crenshaw-Logal, attorney and co-founder of National Judicial Conduct and Disability Law Project, details her new study showing that legal protections for whistleblowers and human rights victims are a “shell game”. Continue reading In-Depth Interview: Attorney Zena Crenshaw-Logal Explains Why US Human Rights and Whistleblower Laws Are a “Shell Game”
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Ian Brennan is a Grammy-winning music producer who shares his discoveries of impressive performers from all over the world, but says, “don’t call it world music“. Continue reading In-Depth Interview: Producer Ian Brennan Takes Us On Music Adventures Around the World
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James Tracy, a tenured professor of communications at Florida Atlantic University, was fired after controversy over posts on a personal blog that challenged official narratives of Sandy Hook, the Boston bombing and other events. Continue reading In-Depth Interview: Tenured Prof. James Tracy was Terminated in Breach of Academic Freedom, First Amendment
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In his important new book, military veteran Joseph Hickman examines the ill-effects of exposure to burn pits at US installations in Iraq and Afghanistan that have harmed thousands of servicemembers, and killed some of them. Continue reading In-Depth Interview: Military Whistleblower Joe Hickman Exposes Toxic Burns Pits That Harmed Thousands of Soldiers
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Attorney, rancher and activist Todd Mcfarlane provides details of the final days of the standoff in Oregon, and explains some of the history of western ranchers vs. government disputes over grazing rights on public lands. Continue reading In-Depth Interview: Todd Macfarlane Talks About the End of Oregon Standoff, and the Big Picture of Ranchers’ Battles With Government
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Bill Black, who was a major whistleblower during the 1980’s savings and loan financial crimes, explains that Wall Street can be cleaned up without new laws. Continue reading In-Depth Interview: Bill Black and Bank Whistleblowers United Have a Detailed Plan to Clean Up Wall Street Corruption
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Ben Parker is a delightful 94-year-old Navy veteran whose book about the infamous F-word doesn’t spell it out a single time. In this conversation, be warned: we do use the F-word a few times, and play parts of songs that do, too. Continue reading In-Depth Interview With F-Bombs: Author Ben Parker on His “Field Guide to the F Word”
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Science writer and investigative journalist Peter Byrne returns for the final of our 2-part series, exposing false claims of a breast cancer epidemic here in Marin County, California. Continue reading In-Depth Interview: Part 2 with Journalist Peter Byrne on His Investigative Series, “Busted”
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In its recent refusal to hear the latest appeal from former Alabama Governor Don Siegelman, the Supreme Court should have applied a principle about sentencing it used in a fresh decision on Florida’s death penalty sentencing process. Roger Shuler and Andrew Kreig return to talk about the continuing injustice to Siegelman. Continue reading In-Depth Interview: Update on the Siegelman Case with Journalist Roger Shuler and Author/Attorney Andrew Kreig
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Vice News investigative reporter Jason Leopold returns, to talk about Hillary Clinton’s State Dept. emails, and my unanswered questions about the reported events in San Bernardino on December 2. Continue reading In-Depth Interview: Investigative Reporter Jason Leopold Talks About Clinton State Dept. E-Mails and Lingering Questions About San Bernardino