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  • Venezuela Threatens U-S National Security?
    What’s behind the Obama Administration’s recent imposition of sanctions against Venezuelan officials, and its claim that Venezuela threatens U-S national security? Gloria La Riva and Roger Harris address this question. Then filmmaker Adam Horowitz discusses his documentary “Nuclear Savage,” in which he makes the case that the U-S deliberately exposed Marshall Islanders to fallout from […]
    59 min
  • Fukushima
    Four years have now passed since the Fukushima nuclear disaster began. This week’s Project Censored Show looks at Fukushima from several perspectives. Attorney Charles Bonner provides an update on the lawsuit seeking damages for the US Navy sailors who’ve suffered debilitating injuries since their ship was sent into the disaster zone to do relief work. […]
    59 min
  • LGBT issues
    Hosts Peter Phillips and Miya McHugh examine LGBT issues in contemporary America. The first guest, Sonoma State University sociologist James Joseph Dean, discusses his new book “Straights;” Dean contends that today’s “post-closeted” queer community has changed all of American society. Later in the program, a queer-youth perspective from College of Marin student Caitlin McCoy.
    59 min
  • Peter Byrne and Nate Mudd
    Mickey Huff and his guests discuss two major public health issues. First, investigative journalist Peter Byrne examines myths and realities about breast cancer, and how corporate “philanthropy” influences public discourse. Next,  plaintiffs’ attorney Nate Mudd explains how asbestos-related diseases take thousands of lives each year in the U.S., yet asbestos remains in use. Mudd also looks at pending legislation […]
    59 min
  • Peter Dale Scott and David Talbot
    Today’s Project Censored Show presents a recent talk by author/scholar Peter Dale Scott: “Exposing the CIA: the Secret Government’s War on Democracy.” Scott spoke in San Francisco on February 11, in conversation with fellow author David Talbot. Scott has written extensively on U.S. political history, specializing in what he calls the “deep state,” the secret unelected government that exists […]
    59 min
  • The Importance of Whistleblowers
    Peter and Mickey devote today’s program to an in-depth look at the vital role of whistleblowers in ensuring public safety and government accountability. The guests are former air marshall Robert MacLean, who recently won a whistleblower case at the US Supreme Court, and Tom Devine, legal director at the Government Accountability Project (GAP). MacLean explains his case, while […]
    59 min
  • Jeff Mackler and Mickey Z
    Today’s guests – Jeff Mackler and Mickey Z – discuss how existing social movements might expand into a mass mobilization to replace the capitalist system. In the course of the conversation, the two long-time activists examine the lessons of Occupy Wall Street, Black-Lives-Matter, and Palestine Solidarity, among others. Jeff Mackler is the national secretary of Socialist Action, a […]
    59 min
  • Sex Crimes in the VA
    Two whistleblowers speak out about sexual assault and harassment  in Veterans Administration hospitals, saying these offenses are pervasive in the VA system. And a Human Rights Watch investigator provides an update about forthcoming HRW reports on the problem. Monisha Rios is a social worker and veterans’ advocate; “Lisa” is a current VA patient who requested anonymity. Both are Army veterans.  Sara […]
    59 min
  • From Tuzla to Tuxtla
    “From Tuzla to Tuxtla:” conversations with U-S academics about peoples’ organizing and community media in other countries. Carlos Torres speaks about his research in Chiapas, Mexico. Joseph Lough shares what he learned while living in Bosnia-Herzegovina. Carlos Torres is a Media Anthropologist at Sonoma State University; Joseph Lough is a Lecturer in Economics at the […]
    1 hr
  • Sarah van Gelder of Yes Magazine
    Sarah van Gelder of Yes Magazine says there were notable victories on the social justice front in 2014, and recounts some of the year’s “good news” stories.  Then media scholar Robin Andersen looks at the uproar over the movie “The Interview,” and the computer hacking at Sony; Andersen reveals the close relationships between Hollywood and the Pentagon, […]
    59 min

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We are Project Censored and after 40 years of creating an annual book showcasing media censorship we are bringing the fight to your ears and eyes. The Project Censored Show is a weekly public affairs program that discusses independent journalism, media censorship, deconstructing propaganda, and supporting a truly free press. The program focuses on “The News That Didn’t Make the News” and each week we conduct in depth interviews with guests and offer hard hitting commentary and analysis on the key political, social, and economic issues of the day with an emphasis on critical media literacy.