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Being a Public Healthcare Worker

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Mon, 03/04/2013

in this personal account, Old Mole Iven Hale recounts some harrowing experiences as a community healthcare worker trying to help folks who are doubly challenged with both serious illness and poverty.

7:28 minutes (4.27 MB)
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Voting Rights and the Supreme Court

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Mon, 03/04/2013

Justice Anthony Scalia has compared civil rights-era voting legislation to welfare entitlements, as if protecting the right to vote were a "government handout".  Well Read Red Frann Michel looks into the challenge to this legislation that has now reached the Supreme Court.

7:56 minutes (4.54 MB)
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Poverty Is a Queer Issue

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Mon, 03/04/2013

Radical LGBT activists see the fight for gay marriage as a distraction from the more important struggle for economic justice.  Joseph Nicholas DeFilippis is one such activist -- a writer for A New Queer Agenda.  Here he talks with the Old Mole's Denise Morris about how LGBT people are  affected by economic injustice.

14:19 minutes (8.2 MB)
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Old Mole Variety Hour

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Mon, 03/04/2013

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Hosted by Joe Clement, this show covers recent developments in Italian politics, experiences in public healthcare, challenges to voting rights laws in the Supreme Court, and why economic justice is an issue for LGBT activists.  

54:21 minutes (31.1 MB)
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Washington Budget Proposals

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Mon, 03/18/2013

Three budgets for the Federal Government are being proposed by Republicans and Democrats in Congress.  Ellen Frank, a University of Massachussetts economist who writes for Dollars and Sense, talks with the Old Mole's Bill Resnick about the values behind each of them and what their impact would be.  

17:17 minutes (9.89 MB)
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When Can Your Government Kill You?

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Mon, 03/18/2013

In the course of confirmation hearings for John Brennan as director of the CIA, the question was posed, "Can the President order the killing of an American citizen on US soil?"  In this commentary, Clayton Morgareidge reads from two recent articles about Rand Paul's filibuster of the Brennan nomination, asking how did such a question become a serious one, and whether the Democrats should have supported Paul.

8:08 minutes (4.65 MB)
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The Violence Against Women Act

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Mon, 03/18/2013

Iven Hale reads this piece by Gyassi Ross from Indian Country Media Network about how rape impacts Native American women and political opposition to extending the Violence Against Women Act. 

8:28 minutes (4.84 MB)
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Can Civilization Survive Capitalism?

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Mon, 03/18/2013

Noam Chomsky's recent piece, published on AlterNet, asks whether Capitalism, as it really exists, is compatible with democracy, or even civilization.  Tom Becker reads it here for us.  

6:09 minutes (3.52 MB)
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Live audio from Postal Service Rally

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Mon, 03/18/2013

Bill Resnick attended the rally on Sunday in support of the Postal Service workers and against cuts in service, including Saturday deliveries.  He recorded sound bites from speeches and interviews at the rally, plus a more extended defense of the Postal Service by Willie Goshell,  in the KBOO studios.  From it all, we learn more than we knew about what the Postal Service does  to bind communities together.

11:14 minutes (6.43 MB)
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Old Mole Variety Hour

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Mon, 03/18/2013

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Iven Hale hosts this episode of the Mole dealing with Congressional Budget proposals, drones and filibusters, rape and Native Americans, civilization's fate in the hands of capitalism, and the fight to save the US Postal Service.  

To hear the whole show, use the play button.  To hear individual segments, follow these links.  

And tune in next week, March 25, and support the Mole and KBOO with your donation during our membership drive!

58:22 minutes (33.4 MB)
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