Antiwar Radio: Charles Goyette Announcing the addition of the great Charles Goyette to Antiwar Radio at Antiwar.com! Charles was fired by Clear Channel and hired by Air America for his opposition to the invasion of Iraq in 2003. He is known as the "most independent...
Antiwar Radio: Aaron Glantz Aaron Glantz, unembedded reporter for InterPress Service and Antiwar.com and author of the House Speaker-praised book How America Lost Iraq, talks about why America's presence in Iraq is making things worse for Iraqis rather than staving...
Antiwar Radio: Justin Raimondo Break out the popcorn!: Antiwar.com editorial director, Justin Raimondo, explains the importance of the trial of Dick Cheney('s former chief of staff Scooter Libby). And why it will be so much fun to watch the criminals who run this...
[audio:http://www.dissentradio.com/radio/palast_01_23_07.mp3] Investigative reporter and Armed Madhouse author Greg Palast discusses the new Iraqi oil law, the fight inside the American government over what that law should be, "the surge" and what he describes as a...
Antiwar Radio: Charles Featherstone LewRockwell.com's Charles Featherstone explains that humans are born free and allow governments to exist to protect their natural rights – rather than existing at the pleasure of the state as attorney general Alberto Gonzales...
Antiwar Radio: Frida Berrigan For Monday January 22, 2007, Antiwar Radio features Frida Berrigan, senior research associate at the World Policy Institute and member of the National Committee of the War Resisters League about her great article "Raptors, Robots and Rods...
Antiwar Radio: Chris Floyd The guest on Antiwar Radio for January 17, 2007 is Chris Floyd, author of Empire Burlesque: High Crimes and Low Comedy in the Bush Imperium, on the subject of the tension between the Cheney-neocon cabal and the traditional American...
Antiwar Radio: Gareth Porter My guest on Antiwar Radio for January 16, 2007 is historian and analyst Gareth Porter from IPS News on why America's policy toward Iran has not really changed despite the Bush administration's recent seemingly more aggressive...
Antiwar Radio: Sebastian Junger The first guest on Antiwar Radio for January 15, 2007 is Sebastian Junger of Vanity Fair about the Ijaw tribesmen who are causing trouble for the oil companies operating in Nigeria's Niger Delta region. Mp3 here. Comments welcome at...
Antiwar Radio: Becky Akers The second guest on Antiwar Radio for Monday, January 15, 2007 is Becky Akers from LewRockwell.com on the subject of the NYPD's entrapment and conviction on terrorism charges of a young New Yorker named Shahawar Matin Siraj and the...
