President Biden Archives - KDA Keeping Democracy Alive Podcast & Radio Show

President Biden Archives - KDA Keeping Democracy Alive Podcast & Radio Show

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President Biden Archives - KDA Keeping Democracy Alive Podcast & Radio Show episodes

  • The Supply Chain Debacle Explained

    The break in the supply chain feels sudden but it’s been building  for some 50 years. And our guest American Prospect Executive Editor David Dayen explains in an special edition of the magazine: “None of the private players involved have

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    59 min
  • The Last Colony: Western Sahara

    When Iraq invaded Kuwait, we went to war. With Russia massing at the Ukraine border, we threaten war. But when the repressive kingdom of Morocco claims possession of another distinct nation, silence from the US. The rest of the world

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    1 hr
  • Shortlisted for Supreme Court: Like Police Interrogation

    One might think it was purely an honor, but it can be brutal. Especially for women. Sexism may generally be more subtle now, but not always. In this discussion of her new book, Shortlisted: Women in the Shadows of the

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    1 hr
  • Why Privatization is the Wrong Tool for the Common Good

    In his new book, The Privatization of Everything, author Donald Cohen directly takes on the myths which have led to intense concentration of power a an wealth and offers ways to reassert what America’s founders had in mind. Despite the

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    1 hr
  • For Inspiration Today: Fannie Lou Hamer In the Early 60s

    When she came onto the civil rights stage, the men assumed she’d sing, not speak. But Fannie Lou Hamer was a force. As author Kate Clifford Larson tells the amazing story in her new book Walk With Me, she stood

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    1 hr
  • 20 Years after 9/11: Are We Any Smarter?

    Have we learned that the military is not necessarily the best tool for the job? On this show New Republic journalist Jordan Michael Smith talks about the self imposed failures, squandering America’s power.  Right after the attack, the world was

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    1 hr
  • Pack The Court!

    Let’s face it: the current Supreme Court is hostile to democracy. Even if Congress passes the John Lewis Voting Rights Act, the voter suppression right wing will take it to this Supreme Court which will decide voting rights. Does that

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    1 hr
  • After Rich Trumka: Now What for Labor?

    You may not have heard of Rich Trumka who passed away suddenly August 5th. From working in the mines of Pennsylvania he served as president of the AFL-CIO from 2009 to 2021. Our guest today is once and future president

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    1 hr
  • Horseshoe Crabs and Covid//Biden’s Options for China Policy

    They come to us as they were from millions of years ago and today they are vital to fighting Covid and other diseases. On part one, Author William Sargent talks about his new book Crab Wars. The demand is outstripping

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    57 min
  • Does it Have to be Militaristic Competition With China?

    We hold their debt, they hold ours. Yet both countries are openly preparing for all out high intensity war. Flashpoints in the South China Sea. Nationalism here and in China. But as US Foreign Policy historian Lawrence Wittner explains, though

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    1 hr