On today's show, we re-air two interviews with some of our favorite authors: Baratunde Thurston talks about his memoir How to Be Black, and Trevor Aaronson discusses The Terror Factory.
Recent Shows
Friend of the show Jesse Myerson makes the TV rounds and does quite well for himself, Laverne Cox and Carmen Carrera make an appearance on Katie Couric's show, two movie scenes, and listener pushback pushback.
Thoughts on a major story about online harassment of women, the activists who stole FBI files come out of the shadows, and listener mail pushing back on us.
Molly's first piece for Al Jazeera America on juvenile incarceration, the FBI formally changes its primary mission from law enforcement to national security, and Clapper's lawyer's ridiculous letter to the New York Times.
David Brooks writes about smoking weed as a young man, a round-up of the 11 Guantanamo transfers since August, and a progressive white woman denies her whiteness and identifies as green. Also, listener mail on dismantling trans* hierarchies.
We're back from vacation with an all new Radio Dispatch, talking about the NYT & the Guardian calling for clemency for Edward Snowden, and a bunch of listener mail.
On our last day of our break, we re-air our Radio Dispatch book club on Michelle Alexander's groundbreaking book The New Jim Crow.
Today we re-air our live show from November, with excellent guests Sarah Jaffe and Josh Eidelson.
On today's show, we re-air two interviews with some of our favorite authors: Baratunde Thurston talks about his memoir How to Be Black, and Trevor Aaronson discusses The Terror Factory.
