The energy bill just passed by the House of Representatives puts the future
energy policy of the US in exactly the wrong hands. Bill Resnick explains
why.
Read more
Tom Becker (pictured here) is our host as we hear about the history of gangs,
the movie version of John Dillinger (Public Enemies), the political agitation
that founded the US of A, and the power grab built into the House-passed
energy bill. Tom also plays selections...
Read more
Host Denise Morris talks with Catherine Sameh about the resistance of women
in Iran. Laurie Mercier reviews the history of health care reform, and
Bill Resnick interviews Robin Hahnel, professor of economics at Portland
State University, about the economics of the env...
Read more
Is the fight for gay marriage the path to a queer conservatism? The Old
Mole's Frann Michel makes the case for the revolutionary program of the LGBT
movement: to get beyond "the laws and the ideologically dominant conventions
around sexuality and family relations" (i.e...
Read more
Economist Robin Hahnel lucidly explains what has to be done rescue the
planet from environmental catastrophe -- and how much of it can, and
cannot, be done within capitalism. Professor of Economics at Portland State
University, he is best known for his work on partici...
Read more
How have women fared in revolutionary Iran, and what is their role in the
current upheavals there? Is the movement for gay marriage going to make
gays and lesbians conform to traditional family values? What will it take
to make our health care system, corrupted by pro...
Read more
Catherine Sameh is studying women in Iran, resistance movements and
feminism, and she has an eye-opening account of the condition and role
of women in Iran before and after the Revolution of 1979 and what it means
for Iranian women today. She is interviewed here by th...
Read more
Health, Money and Fear is the name of a video by Dr. Paul Hochfeld, an ER
physician in Corvallis and a member of Physicians for a National Health Care
Program (PHNP). In this interview with the Old Mole's Laurie Mercier, he
discusses the human and economic costs of ou...
Read more
On this program, hosted by Frann Michel, the Moles discuss
The Supreme Court ruling that convicted inmates have no right to an
appeal based on DNA tests.
The new movie about the food we eat, Food, Inc.
Is economic recovery underway?
Read more
By a split decision, the US Supreme Court has ruled that there is no
constitutional right to have a conviction reviewed on the basis of DNA
evidence. Civil Rights attorney Mike Snedeker explains the impact of the
decision in this conversation with the Old Mole's Jan Ha...
Read more
