This week CounterPunch Radio host
Eric Draitser sits down with
Yoav Litvinto
discuss the history of graffiti and its origins in New York City as a background to the concept of collaboration and street art.
Alan Nasser digs into Hillary Clinton's horrifying nuclear weapons policy, where the use of a
new generation of nukes is viewed as a legitimate tactic for conventional warfare. Hillary's Mother Complex:
Ruth Fowler dissects Hillary's strange brand of feminism. Inside Our Camps:
Lee Ballinger recounts the appalling history of the US internment camps for Japanese Americans; Up in Smoke:
Josh Schlossberg investigates how the corporate environmental movement quietly promotes biomass energy; Beyond Progressivism:
Andy Smolski charts how the progressive movement got co-opted by Big Capital. PLUS:
Jeffrey St. Clair on melting glaciers;
Yvette Carnell on the meaning of Colin Kaepernick;
Paul Buhle on Margaret Sanger;
Mike Whitney on Janet Yellen and Big Money;
Ed Leer on the films of John Carpenter;
Chris Floyd on ISIS and the
new neocons;
Daniel Raventos and
Julie Wark on Europe's Rebel Cities; and
Alan Wieder on Studs Terkel on Third parties.
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