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This Wednesday, January 22 at 9am, we’ll hear State College of Florida Professor Philip Travis talk about when a country with no military ended two wars: Costa Rica and the Treaty of Esquipulas. His discussion will be based on an interview that he conducted a few years ago with the President of Costa Rica and […]

This Wednesday, January 8 at 9am, BILLY COX, Substack blogger and former Herald-Tribune reporter, will talk about his research and blog about UFOs – Life in Jonestown. Billy has been covering this issue since 2007. Find out what the latest books and congressional hearings reveal (and hide) about unexplained encounters and the pentagon’s involvement with […]

This Wednesday on the Peace & Justice Report we’ll talk to our October guest Robert Creamer, author of Nuts and Bolts: The Formula for Progressive Electoral Success. We’ll talk about the 2024 election and what the Democrats may have done wrong.

This Wednesday at 9 am, we talked to John Nichols about our recent election. He’s The Nation magazine’s national affairs correspondent will be at Fogartyville this Saturday night December 7!

This Wednesday Nov. 13 on Peace & Justice at 9am, Tom will talk to Rafael Martinez, author of Illegalized – Undocumented Youth Movements in the United States.

This Wednesday, Oct. 30 at 9am, on Peace & Justice we’ll talk to hydrologist Stephen Suau about the recent flooding from Helene and Milton, and about local red tide as affected by Lake Okeechobee.

This Wednesday, October 16 at 9am, we’ll spend the hour with Robert Creamer, a political organizer for over four decades. He’ll talk about his new book Nuts and Bolts: The Formula for Progressive Electoral Success.

At 9am on September 18, the Peace & Justice Report will discuss the Supreme Court Grants Pass decision and new Florida law 1365 prohibiting camping or sleeping on public property.

This Wednesday, August 28 at 9am, Johannes Werner talked to ACLU Florida Director Bacardi Jackson and retiring ACLU Director Howard Simon. After that we learned about the many different library services from Renee Di Pilato, Director of Sarasota Libraries.

This Wednesday, August 14 at 9am, we’ll talk to Matthew Taylor, author of The Violent Take It by Force: The Christian Movement That Is Threatening Our Democracy.