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WEDNESDAY NIGHT APRIL 1, 2020




12-1 Dave Emory, For the Record #1107: Deep Politics and the Death of Iris Chang, Part 1






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1-2 Joseph Stiglitz, “A New Social Contract” Part 1

Program #STIJ005. Recorded in Seattle, WA on December 7, 2019.

Joseph Stiglitz, University Professor at Columbia, is the recipient of the Nobel Prize in economics. He was chair of the Council on Economic Advisors under Bill Clinton. He also served as senior vice president and chief economist of the World Bank. His efforts to move the bank in a more progressive direction got him fired. He is the author of Globalization and Its Discontents, The Price of Inequality and People, Power, and Profits.


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2-2:30 Chris Hedges, "On Contact"



I. F. Stone with D. D. Guttenplan

Originally heard Sundays, 12:30pm

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2:30-3:30 The Ralph Nader Radio Hour



Ralph talks drugs with two experts, first Katherine Eban about how we can expect the coronavirus pandemic to affect the supply chain for every drug we import. And Jamie Love about how the government needs to keep pharmaceutical companies from gouging American taxpayers in a crisis, especially when the research and development of the drugs was done with taxpayer money. Plus, Ralph answers a question from a listener trapped in the credit economy.

Initially heard on KPFK Sunday's at noon.

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3:40-5:55 The Thom Hartmann Program



Middays w/Mark - Congressman Mark Pocan (D-WI, 2nd District) Talks Issues of the Day w/Thom and Takes Your Calls For the Hour...

What Would a Normal President Do in a Crisis? / PLUS, You Won't Believe What Capitalism is Doing to Doctors Right NOW...

What Would FDR Do In Times Like These? Pavlina Tcherneva / PLUS, How Do We ReInvent Capitalism After Coronavirus?

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