GUEST	CREDENTIALS	TOPIC	INFORMATION	LISTEN TO SHOW
Monday, January 25th, 2010
1st Guest	Brenda Wright Esq.	Director - The Democracy Program - Demos	In deciding Citizens United v. FEC, the U.S. Supreme Court has unveiled the "Anatole France interpretation" of the First Amendment	http://www.acslaw.org	LISTEN TO SHOW
2nd Guest	Robert Jensen Ph.D.	Professor of Journalism, University of Texas at Austin	Media failures in Haiti: Great Television/Bad Journalism	http://www.counterpunch.org
3rd Guest	Gerald LeMelle	Executive Director - Africa Action	Recommended priorities in U.S.-Africa relations: Africa Policy Outlook 2010	http://www.africaaction.org
Tuesday, January 26th, 2010
1st Guest	Denise Hart	Deputy Director - Food and Water Watch	How Rockland County could end up paying for an unnecessary water desalination plant	www.foodandwaterwatch.org	LISTEN TO SHOW
2nd Guest	David Jason Fischer	Project Director for Workforce Development - Center for an Urban Future	New report warns that New York City is "on the verge of an unprecedented human capital crisis;" more than a quarter of all adult New Yorkers lack adequate literacy skills	http://www.nycfuture.org
3rd Guest	Jo Comerford	Executive Director - National Priorities Project	With President Obama poised to seek a spending freeze on some discretionary programs, a look at possible budget alternatives	http://www.nationalpriorities.org/
Wednesday, January 27th, 2010
1st Guest	Catherine Y. Kim Esq.	Staff Attorney - ACLU Racial Justice Project	ACLU files lawsuit in federal court challenging "abusive practices" by NYPD school safety officers in city schools	http://www.aclu.org/racial-justice	LISTEN TO SHOW
2nd Guest	Helen Zelon	Journalist, education policy analyst	Despite protests, mayor-dominated educational panel votes to close 19 additional public schools	http://www.nytimes.com/2010/01/28/nyregion/28closings.html
3rd Guest	Susan Grant	Director of Consumer Protection - Consumer Federation of America	Consumer advocates raise the alarm over debt settlement schemes that defraud unsuspecting users	http://www.consumerfed.org/
Thursday, January 28th, 2010
	Throwndown Thursday!		Open Phones Edition!		LISTEN TO SHOW
Week of Mon Jan 18th to Thurs Jan 21st, 2010
Monday, January 18th, 2010
1st Guest	Martin Luther King Jr. Day (Fundraiser)	The Other America; I Have a Dream & other speeches	Selected speeches by the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King		LISTEN TO SHOW
Tuesday, January 19th, 2010
1st Guest	Fritz Gutwein	Coordinator - The Haiti Project at The Quixote Center	An update on emergency relief operations and organizations in Haiti	http://quixote.org/haiti	LISTEN TO SHOW
2nd Guest	Haley Hathaway	Communications Director - Jubilee U.S.A. Network	Why international creditors and lending institutions must cancel all remaining debt owed by Haiti	http://www.jubileeusa.org
Wednesday, January 20th, 2010
1st Guest	James Parrott Ph.D.	Chief Economist - Fiscal Policy Institute	Assessing the impact of Governor Paterson's executive budget for FY 2011	http://www.nytimes.com	LISTEN TO SHOW
2nd Guest	Prof. Gloria J. Browne-Marshall	Professor of Law - John Jay College of Criminal Justice & CUNY Graduate Center	A review of recent, selected U.S. Supreme Court decisions and their implications for communities of color	http://www.pen.org
3rd Guest	Sduduzo Ka-Mbili; Sifiso Mavuso; Tuello Kgobokwe; Bafana Matea	Cast of Juxtapower Theatre Company's "Got Zulu!"	Discussing music and dance traditions of South Africa, and their forthcoming Black History Month feature performance at Dance New Amsterdam	http://www.dnadance.org
4th Guest	Nicole Falade; Myriam Augustin; Lilly Cerat	Haitian American educators and activists	Why it is important to support grass-roots, community-based Haitian-led organizations in the emergency relief effort for Haiti	http://haitianwomen.wordpress.com/
Thursday, January 21st, 2010
	Throwdown Thursday!		Open Phones Edition!		LISTEN TO SHOW
Week of Mon Jan 11th to Thurs Jan 14th, 2010
Monday, January 11th, 2010
1st Guest	Jamie Fellner Esq.	Senior Counsel - Human Rights Watch	1 in 10 U.S. children in juvenile facilities reports sexual abuse and victimization by staff	http://bjs.ojp	LISTEN TO SHOW
2nd Guest	Bruce Dixon	Managing Editor - Black Agenda Report	Black Politics is Over: Black politicians no longer believe social justice is possible	www.blackagendareport.com
3rd Guest	Stephen Zunes Ph.D.	Chair, Middle Eastern Studies  Program - University of San Francisco	A background study and analysis of Yemen: the latest U.S. battleground	www.huffingtonpost.com
Tuesday, January 12th, 2010
1st Guest	Phyllis Bennis	Director, New Internationalism Project - Institute for Policy Studies	Barely Making the Grade: A Review of President Barack Obama's First Year in Office	www.ips-dc.org	LISTEN TO SHOW
2nd Guest	Kevin Alexander Gray	Author - Waiting for Lightning to Strike: the Fundamentals of Black Politics	Gray discusses his thesis on the ascent and decline of black political leadership	www.blackbooksdirect.com
Wednesday, January 13th, 2010
1st Guest	Marguerite Laurent; Lionel Legros	Haitian community activists	Assessing the January 12, 2010 earthquake in Haiti; fielding local reaction	www.cnn.com	LISTEN TO SHOW
2nd Guest	Joycelyn Gill-Campbell & Patricia  Francois; Amanda Altman	Members: Domestic Workers United; Jews for Racial and Economic Justice	Why the New York State legislature must adopt the Domestic Workers Bill of Rights	www.domesticworkersunited.org
Thursday, January 14, 2010
	Throwndown Thursday		Open Phones Edition with opening monologue on the history of Haiti		LISTEN TO SHOW
Week of Mon Jan 4th to Thurs Jan 7th, 2010
Monday January 4th, 2010
1st Guest	Anne E. Sovcik Esq.	Advocacy Counsel, Human Rights First	Advocates welcome new "parole guidelines" for persons seeking asylum in the United States	www.humanrightsfirst.org	LISTEN TO SHOW
2nd Guest	Helen Zelon	Journalist & Researcher	A new report from the teachers' union (UFT) says charter schools are not serving a representative sample of public school children	www.uft.org
3rd Guest	Lee Farris	Senior Organizer on Estate Tax Policy - United for a Fair Economy	Permanent repeal of the estate tax -- which expired on December 31, 2009 -- could cost $1.3 trillion over 10 years	www.faireconomy.org
Tuesday, January 5th, 2010
1st Guest	Ibrahim Hooper	Communications Director - Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR)	Why new airport screening rules are tantamount to racial, ethnic and religious profiling	www.cair.com	LISTEN TO SHOW
2nd Guest	Olara Otunnu	Ugandan opposition presidential candidate; former U.N. Under-Secretary General	U.S. and other western nations have turned a blind eye to genocide in northern Uganda and supported the Museveni government despite economic failure and human-rights abuses	www.youtube.com
Wednesday, January 6th, 2010
1st Guest	Dick Dadey	Executive Director - Citizens Union Foundation	Analysis: Governor David Paterson proposes wide-ranging ethics and campaign finance reforms in his second state-of-the-state address	www.state.ny.us	LISTEN TO SHOW
2nd Guest	Evan Wolfson	Executive Director - Freedom to Marry	Advocates for marriage equality are celebrating 2009 as "the winningest year yet" in the movement to secure same-sex marriage	www.freedomtomarry.org
3rd Guest	Ret'd Colonel Ann Wright	Peace activist; former U.S. diplomat and retired army colonel	Just back from Cairo, Wright reviews solidarity actions held to mark the anniversary of Israel's military Operation Cast Lead in Gaza	www.gazafreedommarch.org
Thursday January 7th, 2010
	Throwdown Thursday!		Open Phones Edition!		LISTEN TO SHOW