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This Wednesday, November 8, we’ll talk with Sean Sellers of the Sarasota Climate Justice Coalition about Ready for 100 and other efforts. Then Jenni Casale of Action Together Suncoast will talk about their upcoming fundraiser November 20 featuring Harpeth Rising. Finally, we’ll talk to Roy Bourgois about School of the Americas Watch.

On November 1 we’ll have Roland Levy on the show talking about four of his favorite charities: SOS International, Friends of Gulf Gate Library, Mental Health Community Centers, and WSLR. He’s an endurance cyclist and is donating dollars for each mile he cycles in the first days of November. In a trial run last week […]

This Wednesday we’ll talk to George Friday.  She’ll  be the Saturday keynote speaker at the Critical Times Conference  starting Friday,  November 3 at Fogartyville. The conference title is Critical Times: Taking Action for  Economic Justice and Democracy. REGISTER HERE. Here’s her summary of what she’ll be talking about: Building a Justice Movement, Ending Oppression, and […]

Join us for the beginning of the WSLR FALL MEMBERSHIP DRIVE! We’ll take your calls and also talk to Diane Desenberg about her experience at the People’s Congress of Resistance this September in Washington, D.C. Also tomorrow Gene Jones will talk about the work of the Florida Veterans for Common Sense. Gene writes in his […]

This week we’ll interview State College of Florida Philip Travis, PhD, about his recent books. He writes: “Less than a year ago I published an academic book with the Rowman and Littlefield Publishing Group. The book is titled Reagan’s War on Terrorism in Nicaragua: The Outlaw State and it examines how the U.S.-Contra intervention in Nicaragua during the […]

This Wednesday 9/6/17 we’ll talk in the studio with Carrie Seidman, a reporter, critic and columnist for nearly forty years, and since 2010 with the Sarasota Herald-Tribune. She’ll talk about her year-long effort called FACEing Mental Illness: The Art of Acceptance,  a collaborative art project aimed at reducing discrimination against those with mental health conditions and creating […]

Today on the first part of our show we’ll talk to National Nurses United spokesperson Vanessa Sylvester about the press conference to be held today in Venice to highlight concerns about the Venice Regional Medical Center’s new CEO Bob Moore. Moore, while at the Munroe Regional Medical Center, dismissed three nurses who complained when they […]

Wednesday, August 23 from 9 until 10 a.m., Bob will have several guests. Among them will be Neil Volz of the Florida Rights Restoration Commission which is committed to removing Florida’s civil rights ban imposed on citizens with past felony convictions. Florida is one of only three states that strip all such citizens of their civil […]

This Wednesday, August 16, we’ll talk to Stevie Freeman-Montes, the Sustainability Manager for the City of Sarasota.  Sarasota has a progressive sustainability program with environmental issues consistently ranked as a top community priority. As the Sustainability Manager, she works to plan and implement programs and policies that reduce negative environmental impacts from city operations, community […]

This Wednesday we’ll talk about NAFTA with Melinda St. Louis,  International Campaigns Director with Public Citizen‘s Global Trade Watch. Then we’ll interview Cheryl Schroeder, Treasurer, West Central Florida Labor Council, AFL-CIO.