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Wed. Sept. 29: FRANK RICH

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FRANK RICH, who writes those great essays about politics and popular culture in the New York Times every Sunday, will talk about politics, fiction, and the new Philip Roth novel, The Plot Against America, in which a fascist is elected president of the U.S. — in 1940.
Also: IAN WILLIAMS, UN Correspondent for The Nation, will [...]

KPFK Wed. Sept 22: HOWARD ZINN

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HOWARD ZINN talks about Kerry, Iraq, and activism — and the new film about his life, “Howard Zinn: You Can’t be Neutral on a Moving Train.” It opens in LA at the Music Hall Friday Oct. 15. “He has changed the consciousness of a generation” — Noam Chomsky.
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KPFK Wed. Sept. 15

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MARJANE SATRAPI’s comic strip memoir Persepolis described growing up in the Iran of the Ayotollas as the daughter of Marxist radicals; the book was captivating, funny and smart. Now the sequel is out: Persepolis 2: The Story of a Return: it’s about her teenage years: sex, drugs, rock n roll — and a million [...]

KPFK Wed. Sept. 8: PAUL KRUGMAN

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What Kerry can do to fight Bush’s war psychology: PAUL KRUGMAN: the New York Times op-ed columnist explains. His book is The Great Unraveling: Losing Our Way in the New Century.
Plus: American deaths in Iraq reached the 1,000 mark yesterday — and the number of Iraqis killed in the war is uncounted. [...]

Fri. Sept. 3: RADIO NATION

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This week in New York, as Republicans gathered in Madison Square Garden for their convention, hundreds of thousands of demonstrators took to the streets to say no to the Bush Agenda. Liza Featherstone was there and will report. http://alternet.org/waroniraq/15196/
Also: In Iraq the battle of Najaf is over: But who won? Ian Williams, [...]

KPFK Wed. Sept. 1: Preempted: Republican National Convention Converage

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