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Peace & Justice Report – This Wednesday Tom will talk to Katie Sanders, Editor-in-Chief of the fact the fact-checking website PolitiFact. Then he’ll talk to two Libertarians, Mark Edgington and Angela McArdle, about prison reform.

When the Heritage Foundation published Project 2025 two years ago, the goals seemed so radical that many dismissed the threat as far-fetched. But as the Trump presidency steamrolls over accepted norms, court orders and public opinion, much of that radical agenda is being implemented.

For the first time in over a hundred years salmon are returning to historical spawning grounds in the Klamath River. After four hydroelectric dams were removed the river came back to life. Wild salmon, once on the brink of extinction have returned in astonishing numbers. More than just a regional victory, the dam removal from […]

Tom’s guest Wednesday was Nathan J. Robinson. Nathan is the founder and editor-in-chief of Current Affairs, “A Magazine of Politics and Culture.” He will be the featured speaker at our Rooted in Community celebration this February 28. You can hear our interview in the WSLR archives!

The meeting will include regular board business and discussion of matters related to the governance, operations, and strategic direction of WSLR and Fogartyville Community Media and Arts Center.

This Wednesday at 9am Tom will talk to Florida Veterans for Common Sense President Gene Jones. We’ll talk about their upcoming Tom Paine Party honoring professor Ruth Ben-Ghiat. On the second half of the program I’ll talk to Holly Elmore of Earth Impact.

From student journalism to founding Current Affairs, Nathan J. Robinson has built a career rooted in independent media, long-form analysis, and public debate.

Healthy Living Hour – Dr Jason Walsh, DC, and Tina Miccio, LMT

Join us virtually for the January meeting of the WSLR+Fogartyville Board of Directors, including committee reports, financial review updates, and strategic planning discussion.

The saying goes that “people can imagine the end of the world easier than imagining the end of capitalism.” I know it seems insane but what if we geared society to produce for sufficiency instead of profit? We might actually be able to mitigate the damage from our fossil fuel civilization if we change the […]