Dave, jim, Ginny
A half hour weekly radio show committed to community, peace, justice,
and non-violence issues.
The show aires on Community Radio stations:
KSVR 91.7 FM (Skagit Valley College) Wednesdays 5:00 PM PT, rebroadcast Sundays 8:00 PM PT
KSVU 90.1 FM, Hamilton, Sundays 8:00 PM and Thursdays 8:00 AM PT
KMRE 102.3 FM, Bellingham, Sundays 11:00 AM and Wednesdays 7:30 AM PT
KSJU 91.9 FM,Friday Harbor
KAOS 89.3 FM, Olympia, Thursdays 5:30 PM PT
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How our Democracy was a Stolen and How to Get it Back - June 21, 2017
Mark McDermott is a union activist and community organizer who has worked all his life for economic, social and racial justice, and peace. In today's show he speaks with Ginny Wolff about the history of the deliberate corporate takeover of democracy in the U.S. since the late 1800's, and what we must do to unite and win it back. Illustrated with revealing quotes, historical perspective, and real life experience, Mark's style serves as a example we can all use for how to talk with people, tell our own stories, and win back hearts and minds.
See Mark's website at: http://markmmcdermott.com
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Death and Dying - June 14, 2017
Join us this week for a conversation about death and dying; a life event that can use more discussion. Heather Burke, co-founder of the Death Cafe in Anacortes, and Nancy Ward, a death midwife who also offers http://www.sacredendings.com/ end-of-life services called Sacred Endings, share their perspectives.
http://deathcafe.com/deathcafe/3613/ - Anacortes
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People Power Skagit - May 31, 2017
People Power Skagit, inspired by the ACLU, was recently founded in response to President Trump's mandate to step up detention of undocumented immigrants. For today's show, People Power members Rob Coffey, Steve Crider and Anne Winkes join Ginny Wolff to talk about what motivated them personally to join the group, and how they are focusing their efforts. Working closely with the Skagit Immigrant Rights Council, they have been in communication with local law enforcement about their agencies' policies regarding cooperating with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) personnel; coordinating visible demonstrations of immigrant support such as holding vigil at the Detention Center in Tacoma; and working on creating a "Rapid Response Team" to bear witness at ICE raids.
The group is growing rapidly. For more information or to sign up for the email list for People Power, email peoplepowerskagit@gmail.com. Any level of participation is welcome.
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Immigration Policy and Relationship between Immigrants and Citizens, Part 2 - May 24, 2017
Join host jim justice as we listen to excerpts of speeches by Hiroshi Motomura, a leading scholar of American immigration and citizenship, recorded in Bellingham on May 3, 2017. Hiroshi Motomura was awarded a 2017 Guggenheim Fellowship for 2018 to work on his new book, Migrants, Refugees and Citizens. He is Vice Chair of the Board of the National Immigration Law Center, Founding Director of the Rocky Mountain Immigrant Advocacy Network and a professor of immigration law at UCLA. What is immigration policy now?
Hiroshi asks whether immigration is as a matter of Civil Rights: What do we do with people who are fleeing intolerable conditions in their home country? What is the relationship between Immigrants and Citizens? And, he talks about the presumed economic displacement of citizens by immigrants taking jobs here.
Books by Hiroshi Motomura: American's in Waiting and Immigration Outside the Law.
Bio of Hiroshi Motomura https://law.ucla.edu/faculty/faculty-profiles/hiroshi-motomura/
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Immigration Policy and Relationship between Immigrants and Citizens, Part 1 - May 17, 2017
Join host jim justice as we listen to excerpts of speeches by Hiroshi Motomura, a leading scholar of American immigration and citizenship, recorded in Bellingham on May 3, 2017. Hiroshi Motomura was awarded a 2017 Guggenheim Fellowship for 2018 to work on his new book, Migrants, Refugees and Citizens. He is Vice Chair of the Board of the National Immigration Law Center, Founding Director of the Rocky Mountain Immigrant Advocacy Network and a professor of immigration law at UCLA. What is immigration policy now?
Hiroshi asks whether immigration is as a matter of Civil Rights: What do we do with people who are fleeing intolerable conditions in their home country? What is the relationship between Immigrants and Citizens? And, he talks about the presumed economic displacement of citizens by immigrants taking jobs here.
Books by Hiroshi Motomura: American's in Waiting and Immigration Outside the Law.
Bio of Hiroshi Motomura https://law.ucla.edu/faculty/faculty-profiles/hiroshi-motomura/
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