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This Wednesday, November 26, Tom will talk to Miles Toder, a local activist and retired Senior US Foreign Service Officer, political economist and urban planner. They”ll talk about accountability and good governance, and the changes Miles has seen in Sarasota over the years.

Rich and connected, Jeffrey Epstein trafficked girls with impunity. We’ve all seen those stickers for anti-trafficking organization in airports and bus stations and it’s normal to assume they are there to help people caught in the same sort of situation. In their book Not Your Rescue Project Chanelle Gallant and Elene Lam detail how the […]

Donald Trump was surrounded by billionaires during his inauguration. It became glaringly obvious who bought the election. But the influence of the uber wealthy goes far beyond that one election.

On Wednesday at 9 am, Tom interviewed author David Kotok about his new book ‘The Fed and the Flu – Parsing Pandemic Economic Shocks’. Check it out in the WSLR archives!

When Donald Trump took a wrecking ball to the East Wing of the White house it was both real and symbolic. Much of what we took for granted, the rule of law, the constitution and due process have also been demolished. All of this happening as the planet is reaching irreversible tipping points. A recent […]

Last Wednesday, Oct. 15 at 9 am, Tom and Bob talked to Chuck Collins, author of ‘Burned by Billionaires – How Concentrated Wealth and Power Are Ruining Our Lives and Planet’.  Missed it? Find it in the archives!

In the spirit of upcoming Halloween, the new interview is about a horror graphic novel trilogy Witchland. Tim Mulligan adds supernatural forces to the most radioactive site in the United States, the Hanford Nuclear Reservation in Richland, Washington. In this interview, we talk about the real horrors of radioactive releases and the fictional horrors of […]

On Oct. 1 at 9 Tom spent the hour with Allan Mestel. Please listen in our archive. Allan is a local photographer and activist whose photos of Ukraine will be exhibited at Fogartyville starting Oct. 13.

Charlie Kirk’s organization, Turning Point, started out as secular, promoting capitalism, free markets and the separation of church and state. All of that changed in 2020 when he embraced the “Seven Mountains Mandate”.

This Wednesday, September 17 at 9am, Tom will talk to professor Philip Travis, an Associate Professor of History at State College of Florida, about the history behind the current loss of public trust in government and how this fueled the rise of the Trump era.