Red Pill Radio: Recent Episodes
Michael T. McPhearson
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This is another rebroadcast episode of a Veterans For Peace Chapter 92 Seattle Radio Show I co-host with a local member Mike Dedrick. In this episode, we talk to Afghan American Arash Azzizada about events in Afghanistan and what people can do to help the Afghan people.You can find Arash's bio at MTMdaily.com under this episode of Red Pill Radio. Among many things, he is an organizer with Afghans for a Better Tomorrow.
Arash is an organizer with Afghans for a Better Tomorrow.
Please donate money to your local efforts to help Afghans and Doctors Without Borders and Read to Lead? You can find links to those organizations on mtmdaily.com. Look for this episode under Red Pill Radio.
We also remember seven years ago this month, the senseless killing of an unarmed 18-year-old Michel Brown Jr., shot to death in Ferguson, MO, by police officer Darrin Wilson.
This is a rebroadcast episode of a Veterans For Peace Chapter 92 Seattle radio show I host with a local member Mike Dedrick. We talk to Vietnam veteran Allen Tlusty and Marine veteran and Hip Hop artist Miles (Megaciph) Thomas about their thoughts on Juneteenth and the 4th of July.
In this 4th episode of Red Pill Radio, we have two guests, Robert Jacobs and Keith Shackleford. Robert is my father-in-law and a retired political science professor who taught at Central Washington University in Ellensburg, Washington for 32 years. We talk to him about the power of the presidency, the U.S. Constitution and Trump.
Keith is a Saint Louis small business owner. We talk to him about how the COVID-19 pandemic is impacting is life and business and what he thinks about the 2020 presidential race.
In this third episode of Red Pill Radio, we talk to longtime economic and social justice activist and environmentalist Ted Glick. He is a former U.S. Senate NJ Green Party candidate and a Bernie Sanders supporter. After checking in about how the virus is impacting his life, he and I talked about Bernie Sanders, the presidential race, the Green Party, racism, and White people's responsibility to confront it.
In this 2nd episode of Red Pill Radio, will we talk about Nov 11, celebrated as Veterans Day in the U.S. and Armistice Day in much of the world. We will also hear from Merrie Najimy, president of the Massachusetts Teachers Association, and Alexandra Piñeros Shields the executive director of the Essex County Community Organization (ECCO).