Michael McCusker offers perspectives on Donald Trump’s run for president, and takes a look at stats on global warming.

Michael McCusker shares poetry to ring in the new year, and shares a story about music, children, and world peace.

Michael McCusker discusses the kind of New Year’s resolutions that could help preserve our democracy in a crucial election year.

In honor of the impending Christmas holiday, Michael McCusker shares some insightful essays previously printed in his newspaper, the North Coast Times Eagle, offering an alternative take on traditional holiday themes.

Michael McCusker talks about Bill of Rights Day, the future of frogs, and the influence of Donald Trump on US culture.

Michael McCusker tells the riveting story of the Astoria fire of 1922, which happened on December 8th of that year. The fire reduced most of the downtown corridor to smoldering rubble, and inspired residents to rebuild.

Michael McCusker commemorates World AIDS Day, and offers post-Thanksgiving perspective on Native Americans and the continued struggles endured by indigenous peoples.

On this Thanksgiving Day show, Michael McCusker discusses democracy and racism.

Michael McCusker discusses US history and what he calls, the “wound at the heart of the American Dream.”    Also, a look at the ugly history of some bird names that has led to some species to be renamed.

Michael McCusker commemorates Veterans Day with a look back at World War I, the ´war to end all wars,” which ended 105 years ago on November 11, 1918.