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Guests on our most recent podcast are:
- live from Beirut, Martin Chulov is the Baghdad
correspondent for The Guardian. This week, Martin posted
the article, "Iraq:
Water, Water Nowhere," at the World Policy Journal
web site.
- William Astore is a retired US Air Force lieutenant
colonel. Bill taught cadets at the Air Force Academy and
officers at the Naval Postgraduate School. He currently
teaches history at the Pennsylvania College of Technology.
This week, he posted the article, "'They’re
Wasted': The Price of Pushing Our Troops Too Far ,"
at the TomDispatch web site.
- clinical psychologist Bruce
E. Levine's latest book is 2007's "Surviving
America’s Depression Epidemic: How to Find Morale,
Energy, and Community in a World Gone Crazy" (Chelsea
Green Publishing). Last Friday, he posted the article,
"Are
Americans a Broken People?: Why We've Stopped Fighting
Back Against the Forces of Oppression."
- live from Dublin, Julien Mercille is a Professor
at the University College of Dublin lecturing in US foreign
policy. Julien writes regularly for Foreign Policy in Focus.
This week, Julien posted the story, "Trail
of Afghanistan's drug money exposed."
Our irregular correspondents will be Dr. Krys Bigosinski
MD, ranting on about healthcare reform; Todd Williams,
'Our Man in Budapest'; Michael Roper of Chicago's Hopleaf,
5148 North Clark Street, will debut his new segment on beer;
and Jeff Dorchen will deliver a Moment of Truth.
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