It is no joke to say the world could be on the eve of destruction: World War Three. The world is faced with wars and strifes all over. The one that could have an everlasting impact on the entire world is the Russian illegal invasion of its democratic neighbor, Ukraine where Moscow's bombs are falling on many cities killing hundreds.

Host Garnett Ankle starts this broadcast speaking on the conflict in Ukraine started by Russia. Garnett also speaks on United States lack of moral authority to criticize any nation for illegally invading another. He points out some of United States' illegal activities in other countries around the world. Garnett also says those past wrongs of the United States does not make it right for Russia to invade Ukraine.

Listen to Garnett's interesting commentary and your telephone calls.

The Organic Farm Stand features the CSA report with

Steve Munno of Massaro Farm; Vincent Kaye's Honey Bee Update; and

a report by Ron Whitehurst of Rincon-Vitova Insectaries on how beneficial insects can protect our gardens from insect pests.

Host: Richard Hill

* Ukraine War Underscores Urgent Need for Nuclear De-escalation; Norman Solomon, co-founder of RootsAction.org; Producer: Scott Harris.

* Climate Activists Confront the Formidable Influence Wielded by the Alabama Power Company; Michael Hansen, Executive Director of GASP, the Greater Birmingham Alliance to Stop Pollution; Producer: Melinda Tuhus.

* Starbucks Union Drive Catches Fire Across the US; Alex N. Press, Staff writer at Jacobin Magazine; Producer: Scott Harris.

HOST: Rob Fried

Radio Station: WPKN 89.5-FM Community Radio

Guest: Deb Greenwood, CEO, Center for Family Justice

HOST: Rob Fried

Guests: Steve di Costanzo, GM WPKN

Deb Greenwood-, CEO of Center for Family Justice

Lyndsay Stone, musician

This Month on Live Culture!

My Guests are Jay Kemp and Victoria McCraven from NXTHVN to talk about Their Black History's NXT Future: an ode to black voices event celebrating poetry and Black History Month

followed by a discussion with

Kim Weston, Visual artist, photographer and founder of WABI gallery about to open soon in New Haven!

https://www.eventbrite.com/.../black-historys-nxt-future...

https://wabi.gallery/

I have been interested in Black Garlic ever since two fans of DITD Anne and Jim suggested I check out Black Garlic and do a show about it .Then my friend and colleague, the sorely missed Guy Beardsley, gave me two heads of Black garlic when I bought seed garlic from him for my garden a while back and I've been hooked ever since. Now I have finally found someone to talk to about Black Garlic with me, That's why these self described food lovers and Black Garlic makers Kayla Burton and Greg Lesson are here today.

I have been interested in Black Garlic ever since two fans of DITD Anne and Jim suggested I check out Black Garlic and do a show about it, Then my friend and colleague, the sorely missed Guy Beardsley, gave me two heads of Black garlic when I bought seed garlic from him for my garden a while back and I've been hooked ever since. Now I have finally found someone to talk to about Black Garlic with me, That's why these self described food lovers and Black Garlic makers Kayla and Greg are here today.

An interview with Erin Kelly, Professor of Philosophy at Tufts University, and co-author of "Chasing Me To My Grave: An Artist's Memoir Of The Jim Crow South."

The late Winfred Rembert was a New Haven-based artist and master storyteller, in both words and images

He documented his life with art, carving scenes from rural Georgia into leather. His sense of design, use of color, and ability to visually tell the story of the often-brutal American black experience have earned him comparisons with such renowned artists as Jacob Lawrence.

His autobiography features images of fishing in the culvert or dancing in the juke joint — but also of picking cotton, escaping a lynching, and working on the chain gang.

He didn't start his path as an artist until he was 52, but art transformed his life and brought his life story to national attention.

Erin Kelly, co-author, with artist Winfred Rembert, of "Chasing Me To My Grave" by WPKN Community Radio

-Worlds wildfires will be more frequent and intense

-Due to drought California won’t deliver water to farmers

-Intense rain and record-breaking floods hit eastern Australia

-climate change coming to fast for plants and animals to adapt

-175 countries agreed to ending plastic pollution.

-Growing movement against eating too much meat

-Germany to accelerate the expansion of wind and solar power