Larry Everest (Journalist, Revolution Newspaper); Jen Marlowe (filmmaker/author/playwright/ human rights advocate); Laura Moye (Amnesty International USA's Director of the Death Penalty Abolition Campaign); Jeff Sharlet (Author)
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Larry Everest, journalist, Revolution Newspaper and author of Oil, Power & Empire: Iraq & the US Global Agenda, discusses the fall of the Gadafi regime and the hands of the imperialists behind it. Jen Marlowe, filmmaker/author/playwright/human rights advocate, and Laura Moye, Amnesty International USA's Director of the Death Penalty Abolition Campaign, discuss the frame-up of Troy Davis, the end of his legal appeal options and the threat that the State of Georgia may set an execution date in the near future. Author Jeff Sharlet, a prolific writer on Christian fundamentalism, discusses his new book, "Sweet Heaven When I Die: Faith, Faithlessness and the Country In Between", a collection of stories introducing a carnival of real life characters - from christian fascists to philosophers, Concentration Camp writers, anarchists and Big Brother in the form of Clear Channel.
Michael Slate - Host and Producer
Teddy Robinson - Engineer
Henry Carson - Production Assistant
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