The Simple Art of Survival

Interview with Peter Byrne, author of Going Postal: U.S. Senator Dianne Feinstein's husband sells post offices to his friends, cheap

The Walton Family and Walmart - symbols of obscene inequality - way past time for a Revolution in America. 

Action! Billionaires need to pay up - an interview with a Walmart worker on strike, and an interview with a researcher who blew the whistle on farm subsidies to billionaires. 

The People Vs. Big Oil - a recent ballot initiative in Maine; income inequality = revolution. 

The Unaffordable Care Act; how Obama and the Democrats raised the hopes of corporations and shafted everybody else. 

Let's celebrate! Now we owe eighteen trillion dollars. Democracy prevails.

The fight against private prisons - an interview with Kimberly Charles of Grassroots Leadership / and, a discussion of the government shutdown and the disease of capitalism.

The Occupy Movement and outlaws - we're lost without them. 

The world is turning - finally in the right direction. The second anniversary of the Occupy movement. 

Drones Away! Judy Bello, Upstate Coalition to Ground The Drones And End The Wars; Are you Syrius? Obama and War - John Nichols, Washington correspondent for the Nation.

Boots on the ground? America goes wild. 

1) Debter's prison in Michigan, 2) The President of the United States and Syria - the government out of control.  Featuring an interview with Jessica M. Eaglin, Brennan Center for Justice.

The Conviction of Bradley Manning. Farce and Hypocrisy Reign Supreme in the USA.

In California, eminent domain used to help people.  And an interview with the director of the new documentary: Citizen Koch.

Either the NSA eats you, or you eat the NSA.

Two interviews - 1) Interview with a man meditating for justice outside Goldman Sachs; 2) Interview with a woman who is having successes fighting fracking in Pennsylvania.

Filibusters, lobbying, and crime and punishment.

Interview about anti-abortion fights in Texas; and the increasing trend of turning American workers into slaves.

Interview with Chase Madar, author of "The Passion of Bradley Manning" / Greed, profit, revolving door NSA spying, and corruption.