The US media is a spectacular failure when it comes to covering Israel’s attack on Gaza, refusing to answer questions about citizenship at border patrol checkpoints, and listener mail.
Robert Greenwald joins us to discuss the ten-year anniversary of his film OutFoxed, the FBI treated two terrorism investigations very differently, and friend-of-the-show Melissa Gira Grant says there’s no such thing as a slut.
Rania Khalek joins us to discuss Israel’s continued bombing of Gaza, the military commissions system just got a lot more confusing, and Paul F Tompkins on sexism in movies.
The growing humanitarian crisis at the southern border of the United States, the NSA was previously informed about the GCHQ’s decision to smash up the Guardian’s computers, and listener mail.
Anna Lekas Miller on Israel’s assault on Gaza, a Virginia prosecutor wants to photograph a seventeen year boy’s genitals genitals, and listener mail.
The NSA has spied on prominent Muslim-American leaders, the Supreme Court says Wheaton college is temporarily exempt from contraception requirements in the ACA, and listener mail on free speech zones.
Faiza Patel joins us to discuss the Washington Post’s latest NSA story, Molly’s new story on jury nullification, and our mom writes in to tell us she didn’t replace Molly’s goldfish.
Maysoon Zayid joins us to discuss the beating of an American teen by Israeli defense forces, the Washington Post finds that nine out of 10 people the NSA collects information about are innocent bystanders, and Anthony Cumia gets fired after going on a …
Donatella Rovera joins us from northern Iraq to talk about what she’s witnessed in the towns she’s visited, and a listener mail about Eat Pray Love.
To celebrate this Fourth of July, we re-air an interview with Melissa Gira Grant on her amazing book Playing the Whore. Also, the NSA is authorized to spy on all but four countries.
To celebrate this Fourth of July, we re-air an interview with Melissa Gira Grant on her amazing book Playing the Whore. Also, the NSA is authorized to spy on all but four countries.
Alex Kane on Israel’s response to three dead Israeli teenagers, there are already court cases in the works that could expand the Hobby Lobby decision, and the US loses a heartbreaker to Belgium.
Sheila Bapat joins us to discuss the Supreme Court’s decision in Harris v Quinn, the Pakistani military’s operation in North Waziristan, and various stories from an MRA conference.