Honorable hosts Mark Russo and Mark Dunlea preside as HMM's own Lovonia Mallory reports on H20 4 Africa, physicist David Borton returns for another episode of Equality Under the Law, local sociologist Abby Kinchy joins us in the studio, and our print colleagues at The Alt offer a news update.

Honorable hosts Mark Russo and Mark Dunlea preside as HMM's own Lovonia Mallory reports on H20 4 Africa, physicist David Borton returns for another episode of Equality Under the Law, local sociologist Abby Kinchy joins us in the studio, and our print colleagues at The Alt offer a news update.

Honorable hosts Mark Russo and Mark Dunlea preside as HMM's own Lovonia Mallory reports on H20 4 Africa, physicist David Borton returns for another episode of Equality Under the Law, local sociologist Abby Kinchy joins us in the studio, and our print colleagues at The Alt offer a news update.

John Krob airs the grievenances of R.P.I. alums, Christine Ahn talks about the tension on the Korean peninsula, Susan Zimet of of Hunger Action Network explains her work, and we hear the final installation of an extended interview with activist and scholar Tommye Weddington.

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Today we have another recording from WOOC correspondent Dave Publow from the Northeast Organic Farming Association’s recent winter conference. Then, have a visit from interior designer Carmesha Holmes of Interiors by Carmesha. Afterwards, an interview with activist Barbara Smith. She sat down with correspondent Melissa Bromley to discuss the launch of the Poor People’s Campaign: A National Call for Moral Revival. And later on we have an interview with local photographer Brenda Ann Kenneally, discussing her project “Scrappin’ in New York State.” Finally, Lovonia brings us another installment of her Reclaiming History series.

Today we have another recording from WOOC correspondent Dave Publow from the Northeast Organic Farming Association’s recent winter conference. Then, have a visit from interior designer Carmesha Holmes of Interiors by Carmesha. Afterwards, an interview with activist Barbara Smith. She sat down with correspondent Melissa Bromley to discuss the launch of the Poor People’s Campaign: A National Call for Moral Revival. And later on we have an interview with local photographer Brenda Ann Kenneally, discussing her project “Scrappin’ in New York State.” Finally, Lovonia brings us another installment of her Reclaiming History series.

Today we have another recording from WOOC correspondent Dave Publow from the Northeast Organic Farming Association’s recent winter conference. Then, have a visit from interior designer Carmesha Holmes of Interiors by Carmesha. Afterwards, an interview with activist Barbara Smith. She sat down with correspondent Melissa Bromley to discuss the launch of the Poor People’s Campaign: A National Call for Moral Revival. And later on we have an interview with local photographer Brenda Ann Kenneally, discussing her project “Scrappin’ in New York State.” Finally, Lovonia brings us another installment of her Reclaiming History series.