First on Under the Radar--the NY Civil Liberties union is *fighting* body cameras on police. Tune in to find out why, & more underreported news.
Then on The Fire & The Word--Justin plays a conversation with Cole Stangler, an investigative reporter, on what's being called Kentucky's Keystone XL pipeline.
On Like It Is with Robert Stephens, Robert asks: What happens when we turn politics into pop culture? Robert explores the difference between political analysis & cultural affinity.
On Plugged-In with Ardamus, he focuses on West-coast rapper from the 90s, KAM. With critiques of police violence, Western religion, capitalism, & misogyny, KAM an artist that needs revisiting.
Closing out the program on The Gray, Kayla and Mariah discuss Rainer Hoess, an unlikely guest at the commemoration of the liberation of Auschwitz. Hoess's grandfather was a commander at a concentration camp, and he's become the Tim Wise of anti-semitism. We think its a problem & we're ready to critique.
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