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By Chuck Mertz in Nine Circles of Hell! with 0 comment  Tags: Jonathan Cook, Matt Taibbi, Michael Klare, Noam Chomsky, Pratap Chatterjee, Richard Falk, Richard Heinberg, Robert Pollin, Robert Scheer

The Nine Circles of Hell!: Sunday Morning Edition! includes writing from the past week by past This is Hell! guests Pratap Chatterjee, Noam Chomsky, Jonathan Cook, Richard Falk, Richard Heinberg, Michael Klare, Robert Pollin, Robert Scheer and Matt Taibbi.

By Chuck Mertz in Shows with 0 comment  Tags: Alexander Cockburn, Chuck Mertz, Dave Buchen, Jeff Dorchen, Julia Whitty, Kate O'Donnell, LaddieO.com, Nir Rosen, Pratap Chatterjee

Your bitter blind broke gap-toothed radio show host Chuck Mertz interviewed … journalist Pratap Chatterjee is the senior editor at CorpWatch. Pratap’s most recent book is last year’s, “Halliburton’s Army: How a Well-Connected Texas Oil Company Revolutionized the Way America Makes War” (Nation Books). We’ll be speaking with Pratap about his recent writing including the [...]

By Chuck Mertz in Shows with 0 comment  Tags: Dave Buchen, David Skalinder, Eric Margolis, Jeff Dorchen, Pratap Chatterjee, Rajiv Shah, Robert Auerbach

Robert Auerbach was an economist at the House banking committee during the tenure of four Federal Reserve Chairmen including Alan Greenspan. Robert also served as an economist in the US Treasury’s Office of Domestic Monetary Affairs during the Reagan administration and as a financial economist with the Federal Reserve. He received his PhD. in [...]

By Chuck Mertz in Shows with 0 comment  Tags: Chris Carlson, Elvis DeMorrow, Frida Berrigan, Jake Ward, Jeff Dorchen, Mark Danner, Pratap Chatterjee, Stephen Eric Bronner

Frida Berrigan returned to discuss her recent writing including The In These Times piece, "Is Bush Leading Us to Nuclear War?" which she wrote with past guest Bill Hartung, and her TomDispatch story, "We’re Number 1!" Frida is a Senior Research Associate with the Arms Trade Resource Center of the World Policy Institute (http://www.worldpolicy.org). [...]