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On the Peace & Justice Report this Wednesday, July 8, at 9am, my guest will be psychologist Ethan Weiss of YES & THERAPY. We’ll talk about the difference between being uncomfortable and being unsafe.

Republicans claim to be the party of law and order, but they own the most lawless president ever to sit in the White House. Barbara McQuade is a former US Attorney and author of ‘The Fix: Saving America from the Corruption of a Mob-Style Government’

Welcome to Rap Sessions, a new podcast produced by Ed James III and Jackson Rothman, in cooperation with WSLR! In this episode, Ed and Jack quiz the progressive state representative of bullhorn fame about her candidacy for U.S. Senate.

This Wednesday, June 24 at 9am, Tom will talk to Laurie Swink, co-founder of Sarasota’s Selah Freedom. Its mission is to protect children and end sex trafficking.

How bad will it get before meaningful action is taken on climate change?

Gore has been investigating Opus Dei for years. His interest in the the secretive Catholic sect started when a Spanish bank collapsed in the early 2000’s.

On June 10 at 9am, Tom will welcome Ramon Perez to the Peace & Justice Report. Ramon has created the Digital Democracy Project, a free “mobile voting app and online accountability system.”

This Wednesday at 9am on Peace & Justice, Tom will interview two leaders of the Sarasota chapter of Friendship Force, a worldwide network of over 250 clubs who believe that a more peaceful world comes from connecting people and visiting across borders and cultures.

In September of 2025 Marjorie Taylor Greene called for a national divorce arguing that Red and Blue states had so little in common it was time for them to part company. She isn’t alone. There are secession movements on both the right and the left as polarization in the country is on the rise. But […]

This Wednesday, May 6 at 9am, Tom will talk to Gal Beckerman, the author of How to Be a Dissident, “An invigorating guide to fighting back—part philosophy, part history, and part manual for living with integrity in an age of conformity and authoritarian drift.”