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RAD-TV Presents: Development and Strikes, Movement and Modus Operandi 09/22/2017

This month on RAD TV - Live @ 525: We’ll be taking you through some local issues with guests Dustin Tanner and Adrian Pascual, as they join host Grant Taylor to bring you updates from the front lines of Rights and Democracy campaigns and related issues.

We’ll attempt to respond to the recent hate crimes in Claremont, NH and the Northeast Kingdom, though it makes us all step back a little when these types of problems come to light and split a community. 

Then we’ll talk about teacher’s unions and their right to strike, in relation to recent events in Burlington. We’ll go over some recent development projects that will define the face of Burlington for the foreseeable future, both Memorial Auditorium and City Hall Park are in danger of pandering to big business and for profit operations, instead of welcoming and entertaining all people. 

Finally, we’ll review a bit about RAD’s overall modus operandi: Movement Politics. We’ll unpack that a bit and let you know how to really get involved to create lasting changes from the ground up in your community.

What's Going On?: Trump at the U.N., North Korea, and Nuclear Proliferation 09/19/2017

Sandy Baird, Peter Garritano, Mark Estrin, and Kurt Mehta discuss current events and the impact on world and local communities.

Nuclear Free Future: Radioactive Russian Roulette - The 2017 Nuclear Crisis 09/18/2017

Nuclear Free Future host Margaret Harrington talks with Kevin Kamps, Radioactive Waste Watchdog of Beyond Nuclear, about the situation in the Korean Peninsula today. The discussion ranges from where North Korea got the materials for their nuclear capabilities to the uranium bank set up by the International Atomic Energy Agency in Kazakhstan. Drawing on his decades of activism, Kevin Kamps gives us a perspective that connects the issues of nuclear waste, nuclear arms escalation, the relaxing of security around Vermont Yankee, and the Trump Administration nominees for the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, and presents us with a coherent challenge.

For more information, visit www.beyondnuclear.org

True North Reports TV: The Democrats, Bernie, and the Immigration Question 09/15/2017

The twin topics on this month's episode are the flip-flop of the Democrat’s progressive wing on immigration and the possible brewing internal division within that party in the run-up to the election.  

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Hunger Mt. Coop - EMF, Screen Time And Your Health 09/12/2017

James Peduto, clinical herbalist and health coach, lectures on electromagnetic fields and their effect on human cellular function.

Feminist Media Review: Women and the Media 09/11/2017

Host Peggy Luhrs discusses the role of women in media, the relation of women and nature, and how the media talks about natural disasters.

Woodchuck Report: Alt-Right Versus Antifa 09/08/2017

Bonnie Scott hosts her monthly live program from a Libertarian Party perspective.

This month Bonnie addresses the differences in popular perception between the "alt-right" versus "antifa" and shares her distinction between civilized and un-civilized forms of free speech dissent.

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Endangered Alphabets 09/06/2017

Author Tim Brookes speaks on "the nature of genius" and the "powers of innocence and naivete" in his new study of the psychology of linguistics and the history of writing, including the invention of the Cherokee script by Sequoia.

‘Black Dawn’ to ‘Medusa’: A Retrospective of 1970s Art & Film by Robin Lloyd & Doreen Kraft 09/05/2017

Robin Lloyd and Doreen Kraft present their experimental film, "Medusa," produced in Vermont in the 1970's and then host a gallery talk at the Champlain College art gallery on their work in the context of feminist art in the 1970's.

This is part of a retrospective of the work Lloyd and Kraft did in the 1970's and includes a panel on Haiti, which can be watched here: https://www.cctv.org/watch-tv/programs/hope-haiti

RAD-TV Presents: Raise Up VT 08/25/2017

This August on RAD TV - Live @ 525 we are breaking down one of RAD’s big campaigns to "Raise Up VT," which addresses workers' rights issues in Vermont ranging from implementing a $15/hr minimum wage, to paid family and medical leave. We discuss our goals for the campaign, as well as delve into the intricacies of raising a state’s minimum wage. We also touch on some of RAD’s successes over the past month and look to the future for upcoming events and campaigns. This month’s show starts with a response to white supremacy, the KKK, neo-nazis, racism, and hatred overall.

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