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January 12

Pneumonia is awful. I'm back with help of the great LJ Delta on the twelfth for Fine Aged Rock. And then it's former NH Repubican Party Chair Fergus Cullen from noon to one as we alanlyze the NH Primary and look to what's next for the formerly grand Old Party.

December 20

Presidential candidate Buddy Roemer in studio. The former Louisiana governor is taking on the  poitical action committees. Call in between noon and 12:55 at 603-430-9722. 

December 22

Rabbi Michael Lerner, editor of the liberal  Tikkun  magazine  talks about the meaning and connectedness of Christmas and Hannukah.           

November 29

The wars on drugs and terror have given police departments a lot of deadly toys and dangerous attitudes. We'll discuss manifestations of the rise of this new state of police activities across the US and the policies, or lack thereof, that enable this developing new reality. Civil liberties? How quaint.

November 10

Add yet another war to President Obama's list of interventions. This time it's in California, where he's cracking down on medical marijuana, which is legal under state law. The National Organization for Reform Of Marijuana Laws, has filed suit to challenge the federal intrusion. The results may challenge the Controlled Substances Act with respect to state regulation of medical marijuana. All state laws on this issue are at stake. Tune your computer to wscafm.org from noon to one ET for a listen.

October 11

American Dreamers: How the Left Changed a Nation

Michael Kazin, author of: A Godly Hero: William Jennings Bryan, has a new book titled American Dreamers: How the Left Changed a Nation. In it he seeks to define what American left has been and what it accomplished. Critics argue he sells us short in terms of what we've achieved. If you care about the accuracy of history, and know what "left" means to you, this will be an interesting and provocative discussion. Available on iTunes or at theburtcohenshow.com after the interview Tuesday. 

Chris Hedges October 4 2011

There's been a virtual blackout on media coverage of the intense continuing protest actions on Wall Street. One of the most sought after highly respected commentators from the left, Chris Hedges is Burt's guest next Tuesday. They'll discuss the significance of the action, the mainstream media blackout, and the heavy handed police crackdown. Hedges has reported for two decades from more than 50 countries for The Christian Science Monitor, National Public Radio, The Dallas Morning News and The New York Times. A show you won't want to miss!