On Thursday, April 25th, Tony Castaneda speaks with David Barsamian, host of Alternative Radio, about the recent arrest of Wikileaks founder Julian Assange.
Diving for Wisconsin Shipwrecks
Despite their calm beauty, Wisconsin’s Great Lakes and inland waterways have a treacherous history. More than 700 ships have sank beneath Wisconsin’s waters since the first days of European colonization. No one knows those shipwrecks better than Tamara Thomsen, a maritime archaeologist with the Wisconsin Historical Society. Thomsen’s award-winning work has been enshrined in the […]
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time
In the world of Christopher John Francis Boone, logic and reason reign supreme. He knows the capitals of every country in the world, can understand the statistical probability behind the famed Monty Hall problem, and has a certain fondness for prime numbers, but when it comes to human emotions, even his own, his world starts […]
5g Cell Networks Could Disrupt Weather Forecasts
In December of 2019, the Federal Communications Commission plans to auction off government radio frequencies to private companies. The move not only paves the way for 5G mobile telephone networks, but will raise a cool sixty million dollars or more in federal revenue for the next 10 years. Meteorologists around the world have raised the […]
EPA proposes loosening some chemical limits in drinking water
Patty Lovera, Assistant Director of Food & Water Watch, talks about some new EPA proposals which would loosen federal regulations and allow for some chemical levels to be 10x higher than many current states allow.
Writing for Peace in Columbia
Juana Maria Echeverri Escobar will be giving a talk this afternoon (in Spanish) at Ingram Hall about the efforts of children in Columbia to direct the country toward peace by means of poetry. Jan interviews Juana Escobar, with the help of Barbara Alvarado.
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