Unusual Sources
A detailed interview with Hamilton and District Labour Council President Anthony Marco about labour's support for Tim Hortons' workers, and the community coming together to picket on behalf of their minimum wage increase.
Doug interviewed Prof. Michel Chossudovsky in December about his then-upcoming visit to Hamilton to discuss the danger of nuclear war with the DPRK.
Doug gets an update on the situation from Kevin Mackay, VP of OPSEU Local 240, and a professor at Mohawk College.
Stephen Gowans issues a corrective about the 'Saudi' assault on Yemen.
Doug interviews Kevin Mackay, VP of OPSEU Local 240, and a professor at Mohawk College. They discuss working conditions in Ontario's community colleges and the strike of more than 12,000 professors, instructors, counsellors, and librarians.
Antiwar activist Sara Flounders joins the program to discuss the worrying interest in Myanmar by the United States and Saudi Arabia.
Yves Engler discusses the continuation of his work on the "Ugly Canadian." Not restricted to the Stephen Harper administration, Canadian governments uniformly carry out a foreign policy in service of Empire and neo-colonialism.
Danny Haiphong discusses the flawed approach of a recent Intercept article on Syria. Cheap articles demonizing Syria according to the bete noire of the day does not help Syrians, and does not befit any sort of "resistance."
The surprise visit of Eva Bartlett and Prof. Tim Anderson to the DPRK sent waves of excitement around the world. We reached Eva via overseas telephone to get her earliest possible impressions of the country.
Doug is joined by five community leaders to discuss the impact of privatization of public services. (Part 1 of 2).
Doug is joined by five community leaders to discuss the impact of privatization of public services. (Part 2 of 2).
Venezuela's problems are not simply of their own making - rather, there are powerful international forces determined to hobble that bold country. Dan Kovalik details some of the forms of U.S. interference, and the challenges faced by Venezuela.
Gregory Elich explains the logic behind the DPRK's nuclear weapons program: U.S. invasions of non-nuclear states provide targeted countries with the incentive to build nuclear weapons.
Host Brendan Stone and journalist Ann Garrison reflect on the growth of the Labour Party under Jeremy Corbyn in the recent election.
Zafar Bangash reports on the conflict in Kashmir, and also developments in the heated dispute between Qatar and Saudi Arabia.
Brendan interviews Olivier Lopez about the "We Own It" campaign against the privatization of public utilities and services in Ontario.
Brendan interviews Prof. Tim Anderson about a recent anti-war conference in Sydney, Australia.
Brendan and Stephen discuss themes in Gowans' new book, "Washington's Long War on Syria."
Hamilton's Liberation Seder continues to surprise and impress. Rabbi David Mivasair explains how he became involved in this year's Seder, and its relationship to liberation in Jewish theology.
Robin Philpot describes Stephen Gowans' important new book, and why producing readable research is still important even in this age of new media.