AUT: Radio Archive open

[Doug Henwood <dhenwood@xxxxxxxxx>]

[The Michael Hardt interview is among those I just posted.]

I've just added a radio page to the LBO website, which has links to
archived versions of four full shows and two individual interviews.

More past shows will be added in coming weeks, and future shows will
be posted on the Friday morning after their Thursday evening
broadcast, god willing.

Doug

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<http://www.leftbusinessobserver.com/Radio.html>

FULL SHOWS

Shows are approximately 55 minutes long, and downloadable files are
around 19 mb. All are mono, 48kbps.

July 11, 2002 DH on scandals * Charles Komanoff (economist and energy
analyst) on the proposal to put tolls on the East River bridges in
New York City * Steffie Woolhandler (physician, author, prominent
member of Physicians for a National Health Program) on U.S. health
care finance: public money, private control * Michael Perelman
(economist and author, Steal This Idea) on intellectual property
rights

July 18, 2002 DH on economic and scandal news * Pratap Chatterjee
(freelance investigative journalist) on Cheney, Halliburton, and
Brown and Root * Heather Boushey (Economic Policy Institute) on life
after welfare

July 25, 2002 DH on the bear market * Ken Silverstein on the idiocy
of hydrocarbon-based explanations for the war in Afghanistan * Ron
Hayduk and Ben Shepard, editors of From ACT-UP to the WTO, on
political activism today

August 1, 2002 DH on economic news - at the cusp of a vicious cycle?
* Ruy Teixeira (The Century Foundation, co-author, The Emerging
Democratic Majority) on the impact of the scandals and bear market on
public opinion * Michael Hardt, co-author of Empire, on the book's
reception and the impact of the Bush regime on his and Toni Negri's
thinking


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INDIVIDUAL INTERVIEWS

Chris Kraus and Sylvere Lotringer (March 28, 2002) Editors, Hatred of
Capitalism, a collection of pieces, many of which first appeared in
Semiotext(e), talking about economics, culture, and the hatred of
capitalism, of which we're all a part.

Gore Vidal (May 16, 2002) Vidal talks about George W. Bush, the war
on terror, and his book, Perpetual War for Perpetual Peace.


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