The Resistance Round Table discusses the increasingly dangerous and macabre spectacle of Trump and the Republicans trying to stave off defeat on Nov. 3 and encouraging intimidation and violence among their most extreme supporters.

Special guest: ShiraTarantino, co-organizer of the Oct. 17 Women's March to Save Democracy.

Panel: Scott Harris, Ruthanne Baumgartner and Richard Hill

The Resistance Round Table discusses the increasingly dangerous and macabre spectacle of Trump and the Republicans trying to stave off defeat on Nov. 3 and encouraging intimidation and violence among their most extreme supporters.

Special guest: ShiraTarantino, co-organizer of the Oct. 17 Women's March to Save Democracy.

Panel: Scott Harris, Ruthanne Baumgartner and Richard Hill

Henry Lowendorf, chair of the Greater New Haven Peace Council, discusses a New Haven ballot referendum that calls for cut military spending and fund housing, health care, schools and employment in our cash-strapped cities.

Interview by Richard Hill, Oct. 11, 2020.

Henry Lowendorf, chair of the Greater New Haven Peace Council, discusses a New Haven ballot referendum that calls for cut military spending and fund housing, health care, schools and employment in our cash-strapped cities.

Interview by Richard Hill, Oct. 11, 2020.

Not many reggae bands can say they celebrate a milestone such as forty five years in the business. Only a few top reggae bands can boast, they have toured the United States for forty years or more. Well, the legendary Steel Pulse Reggae first set foot in the United States on October 20, 1980. Two days later, the band played their first ever concert on American soil at the Mudd Club in the TriBeCa area of New York City.

Listen to David Hinds, founder, percussionist, guitarist, and lead singer, along with founding member, Keyboardist, vocalist, and resident DJ, Selwyn Brown both of the Steel Pulse Reggae Band as they reminisce on their debut tour of the United States.

Not many reggae bands can say they celebrate a milestone such as forty five years in the business. Only a few top reggae bands can boast, they have toured the United States for forty years or more. Well, the legendary Steel Pulse Reggae first set foot in the United States on October 20, 1980. Two days later, the band played their first ever concert on American soil at the Mudd Club in the TriBeCa area of New York City.

Listen to David Hinds, founder, percussionist, guitarist, and lead singer, along with founding member, Keyboardist, vocalist, and resident DJ, Selwyn Brown both of the Steel Pulse Reggae Band as they reminisce on their debut tour of the United States.

Ronnie Cummins, International Director of the Organic Consumers Association, talks about the need to merge the organic movement with the mobilization for racial, economic and climate justice.

Interview by Richard Hill, Oct. 1, 2020.

Ronnie Cummins, International Director of the Organic Consumers Association, talks about the need to merge the organic movement with the mobilization for racial, economic and climate justice.

Interview by Richard Hill, Oct. 1, 2020.

An interview with Sam Zacher, a grad student at Yale, and Dave Cruz Bustamente, a freshman at Wilbur Cross High School in New Haven, about the youth climate movement, Sunrise

An interview with Sam Zacher, a grad student at Yale, and Dave Cruz Bustamente, a freshman at Wilbur Cross High School in New Haven, about the youth climate movement, Sunrise