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The Guantanamo Files, Can Science Embrace Religion and a Chinatown Pogrom -- the Largest Mass Lynching in US History
Weekly Program
Andy Worthington (Journalist); PZ Myers (Scientist, Atheist & Blogger-Pharyngula);Tim Wright (Artistic Director, Circle X Theater Company); Elizabeth Ho & West Liang (Actors)
Andy Worthington, journalist and author of The Guantanamo Files, talks about the significance of the WikiLeaks Guantanamo documents and what they reveal about the American Torture Chamber.
PZ Myers, Scientist, Atheist & Blogger (Pharyngula), argues that science and religion cannot be reconciled and nothing good can come from attempting to do so.
Tim Wright, Artistic Director, Circle X Theater Company; Elizabeth Ho & West Liang, Actors, talk about The Chinese Massacre (Annotated), a play built around an 1871 pogrom against Chinese people in Los Angeles, the largest mass lynching in U.S. history.
Michael Slate - Host and Producer Teddy Robinson - Engineer Henry Carson - Production Assistant
Broadcast ready with musical breaks embedded at 22:28 and 41:03 and can accommodate local id if needed. If you use the show or simply check it out, write to us at michaelslate@redfuture.com with your comments, suggestions, criticisms and ideas.
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