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This Wednesday, June 25 at 9am, Tom will talk to Craig Johnson, the author of the book How to Talk to your Son about Fascism, a practical guide for parents, carers, and others with young men in their lives.

As the environment heats up and authoritarianism is on the rise, divide and conquer has been a very effective technique to keep people from organizing for political or economic change. In her book Common Ground Eileen Flanagan explores how we can come together in spite of difference in race, class and religion. The interview will […]

Dr Washington Hill updates us on local advances and challenges in prenatal care and maternal health

WSLR June Board Meeting and Agenda Announced

This Wednesday, June 11 at 9am, Tom will spend the hour with folk singer and activist David Rovics. We’ll hear some of his newest songs and discuss his work and the power of music in social movements. 

Homelessness is visible in every city in the United States but the number of people on the streets is just the tip of the iceberg according to journalist and anthropologist Brian Goldstone. In his new book, There Is No Place For Us: Working and Homeless in America , he follows families in Atlanta as they […]

This Wednesday, May 28 at 9am, Tom will talk to Elizabeth Minnich, author of  The Evil of Banality – On the Life and Death Importance of Thinking. “People who are not thinking are capable of anything.”

Universal education was envisioned as a great equalizer that would fuel a meritocracy. But like so many American ideals it has been tainted by slavery and the Native genocide. Native boarding schools were founded with the goal of eradicating Native culture. Schools set up during Reconstruction taught the newly freed slaves that obedience would be […]

This Wednesday, May 14 at 9am, Tom will talk to Susanne Hoder of Partners for Palestine and Alicia Koutsoulieris of the Council on American-Islamic Relations Florida. We’ll talk about the history of Palestine and the current situation in the West Bank and Gaza. 

Even when companies freely exploit workers, without effective restraint from the government, there still is power in grassroots organizing.