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Selections from public reading by African American poets and writers.

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The 2001 U.S. invasion of Afghanistan was the most recent in a long line of invasions going back over 2,000 years. Each invader discovered to his misfortune the same truth: Afghanistan is much easier to invade than to occupy.

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In memory of the "peopleand#039;s historian" Howard Zinn, we air this interview producer Francesca Rheannon of Writers Voice did with him in 2005 about VOICES OF A PEOPLEand#039;S HISTORY.

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Emotional and psychological effects of natural disasters with a focus on the 2010 Haiti earth quakes.

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Sea Change Radio Host Bill Baue speaks with Dan Goleman - author of the book: Ecological Intelligence - on emerging consumerism for social and environmentally beneficial products.

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We know what bears sound like, humpback whales, even eagles. But what is the sound of a muskox? In this episode of Encounters you will hear the ROAR of the Muskox!

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Stephen Kinzer, author of "Overthrow: Americaand#039;s Century of Regime Change from Hawaii to Iraq" (Published by Times Books) describes how the American CIA has overthrown foreign governments through intervention and why. He examines in detail the CIA orchestrated coups in Iran 1953, Guatemala 1954, and Chile 1973, and the long-term consequences.

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Max Pringle filling in for Mitch Jeserich

Logic speaks on the concerns of competitive sports.

The town of Amherst, Massachusetts may change American foreign policy. Hereand#039;s how.