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HAS 23-SEC INTRO. Program on Inequality and the Common Good at Institute of Policy Studies' Chuck Collins: For the First Time in Decades, Inequality is a Major Issue in a U.S. Presidential Election Campaign; Center for Economic and Policy Research's Mark Weisbrot: U.S. Legislators Question Veracity of Brazil’s Impeachment of President Dilma Rousseff; Toxics Action Center's Claire Miller: Environmental Groups Call for Halt to New England Natural Gas Energy Conversion. Visit BTLonline.org for more information or for our archive, updated Wednesdays 4-6 p.m. ET; Facebook.com/BetweenTheLinesRadioNewsmagazine, Twitter @BTLRadioNews

HAS 23-SEC INTRO. Sierra Club's Responsible Trade Program's Ben Beachy: Leaked Documents Reveal TTIP Free Trade Agreement Would Undermine Climate, Environment and Consumer Protections; National Nurses United's Pilar Schiavo: Bernie Sanders and Supporters Push Democratic Party to Adopt Medicare-for-All in Party Platform; FreePress.net's Craig Aaron: Federal Appeals Court Upholds FCC's Net Neutrality Rules, Protecting an Open Internet. Visit BTLonline.org for more information or for our archive, updated Wednesdays 4-6 p.m. ET; Facebook.com/BetweenTheLinesRadioNewsmagazine, Twitter @BTLRadioNews

HAS 23-SEC INTRO. Plymouth Congregational United Church of Christ's Rev. Graylan Hagler: After a Week of Tumultuous Violence, Americans More Divided on Issues of Police Accountability and Race; author, activist, journalist and host of Talk Nation Radio's David Swanson: Britain's Chilcot Report Documents Some, But Not All Deceptions of Iraq War; Toxics Action Center's Katelyn Parady: Campaign Launched to Incorporate climate justice reforms in the New England Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative. Visit BTLonline.org for more information or for our archive, updated Wednesdays 4-6 p.m. ET; Facebook.com/BetweenTheLinesRadioNewsmagazine, Twitter @BTLRadioNews

HAS 23-SEC INTRO. Common Cause's Scott Swenson: Will Supreme Court's Overturning Former Virginia Gov. McDonnell Graft Conviction Legalize Bribery? Public Herald's Joshua Pribanic: Government Agencies Suppress Public Complaints Linking Water Contamination with Fracking; Jubilee USA Network's Andrew Hanauer: Flawed Oversight Board Formed to Address Puerto Rico's Debt Crisis Defended as Only Alternative. Visit BTLonline.org for more information or for our archive, updated Wednesdays 4-6 p.m. ET; Facebook.com/BetweenTheLinesRadioNewsmagazine, Twitter @BTLRadioNews

HAS 23-SEC INTRO. Bentley University and Dollars and Sense Collective's Nina Eichacker: EU Austerity Policies and Dim Economic Prospects Provoked UK's Brexit Vote; Hofstra University's Mario A. Murillo: Colombia and FARC Guerrillas Reach Agreement on Bilateral Cease-Fire; Unidad Latina en Accion's Joe Foran: Deadlocked Supreme Court Effectively Kills Obama Deportation Deferral Program. Visit BTLonline.org for more information or for our archive, updated Wednesdays 4-6 p.m. ET; Facebook.com/BetweenTheLinesRadioNewsmagazine, Twitter @BTLRadioNews

HAS 23-SEC INTRO. Coalition to Stop Gun Violence's Ladd Everitt: After Orlando, Congress Once Again Fails to Pass Measures to Reduce Gun Violence; Human Rights Campaign's Sarah Warbelow: The Orlando Massacre & Links to the Epidemic of Hate Crimes Targeting America's LGBTQ Community; Center for Justice and Accountability's Dixon Osburn: U.S. Civil Trial Pursues Justice in 1973 Murder of Chilean Singer Victor Jara. Visit BTLonline.org for more information or for our archive, updated Wednesdays 4-6 p.m. ET; Facebook.com/BetweenTheLinesRadioNewsmagazine, Twitter @BTLRadioNews

HAS 23-SEC INTRO. Brand New Congress's Stacey Hopkins: Sanders Campaign Offshoot, "Brand New Congress" Continues Political Revolution; Public Citizen's Congress Watch's Rachel Curley: #WeThePeople Democracy Reform Bills Target Big Money in US Politics; Bold Nebraska's Art Tanderup: Bold Nebraska Activists Share Tactics that Helped Stop the Keystone XL Pipeline Across the U.S. Visit BTLonline.org for more information or for our archive, updated Wednesdays 4-6 p.m. ET; Facebook.com/BetweenTheLinesRadioNewsmagazine, Twitter @BTLRadioNews

HAS 23-SEC INTRO. Center for Economic and Policy Research's Mark Weisbrot: Leftist Latin American Governments Suffer Economic, Political Setbacks, But Remain a Potent Force; Cornell University's Robert Howarth: Methane: A Major Menace for Climate Change; Democratic Colorado state senator and single-payer advocate Dr. Irene Aguilar: Colorado Voters Can Establish Nation's First Single-Payer Health Care System in November Visit BTLonline.org for more information or for our archive, updated Wednesdays 4-6 p.m. ET; Facebook.com/BetweenTheLinesRadioNewsmagazine, Twitter @BTLRadioNews

HAS 23-SEC INTRO. Mondoweiss.net's Philip Weiss: Israel's New Extremist Defense Minister Denounced Around the World; Resist AIM and Sane Energy Project's Kim Fraczek: Anti-Pipeline Activists Win Key Victories, but Struggle to Overcome NIMBY Attitudes; “People For Bernie”'s Charles Lenchner: What’s Next for the Movement Behind Bernie Sanders? Visit BTLonline.org for more information or for our archive, updated Wednesdays 4-6 p.m. ET; Facebook.com/BetweenTheLinesRadioNewsmagazine, Twitter @BTLRadioNews

HAS 23-SEC INTRO. Peace Action's Paul Kawika Martin: As Obama Makes Historic Visit to Hiroshima, Scholars Urge Him to Take Steps Toward Nuclear Disarmament; Becky Meier: Anti-Pipeline Activists Win Key Victories, but Struggle to Overcome NIMBY Attitudes; author and activist Tariq Ali: The Growing Worldwide Movement Resisting Economic Inequality and Austerity. Visit BTLonline.org for more information or for our archive, updated Wednesdays 4-6 p.m. ET; Facebook.com/BetweenTheLinesRadioNewsmagazine, Twitter @BTLRadioNews

HAS 23-SEC INTRO. Network for Social Justice and Human Rights in Brazil's Maria Luisa Mendonça: Corrupt Opposition Party Politicians Succeed in Impeaching Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff; Prison Ecology Project's Panagioti Tsolkas: Prison Ecology Project Joins the Issues of Environmental Justice and Prisoner Rights; renowned consumer rights advocate and four-time presidential candidate Ralph Nader Sponsors "Breaking Through Power Conference: A Historic Civic Mobilization". Visit BTLonline.org for more information or for our archive, updated Wednesdays 4-6 p.m. ET; Facebook.com/BetweenTheLinesRadioNewsmagazine, Twitter @BTLRadioNews

HAS 23-SEC INTRO. University of California, Berkeley's Ian Haney Lopez: Is Trump's Blatant Racism an Opportunity to Build Class Solidarity? Philadelphia community group Action United's Maxine McCleary: Philadelphia Residents Protest the Proposed Expansion of a Fossil Fuel Refinery in an Urban Neighborhood; United Counsel to the Indigenous Environmental Network's Alberto Saldamando: With Rising Human Rights Violations in Honduras, Activists Demand US Suspend Military Aid. Visit BTLonline.org for more information or for our archive, updated Wednesdays 4-6 p.m. ET; Facebook.com/BetweenTheLinesRadioNewsmagazine, Twitter @BTLRadioNews

HAS 23-SEC INTRO. Brennan Center for Justice Democracy Program's Adam Gitlin: New Voter Suppression Laws in 17 States Could Have Major Impact on 2016 Election; Syrian artist and architect Mohamad Hafez: Using Art to Respond to Atrocities that have Engulfed His Country; Independent journalist Jesse Myerson: Sanders’ Supporters Initiate Discussions to Transform Campaign into Progressive Movement. Visit BTLonline.org for more information or for our archive, updated Wednesdays 4-6 p.m. ET; Facebook.com/BetweenTheLinesRadioNewsmagazine, Twitter @BTLRadioNews

HAS 23-SEC INTRO. University of Richmond, Virginia's Sheila Carapico: 9/11 and Human Rights Violations Cast Shadow on U.S.-Saudi Relationship; former NASA Climate Scientist James Hansen: Carbon Fee, Dividend System on Fossil Fuels; energy analyst, author and investigative reporter Antonia Juhasz: Six Years After BP Oil Spill Disaster, Environmental and Economic Damage Incalculable. Visit BTLonline.org for more information or for our archive, updated Wednesdays 4-6 p.m. ET; Facebook.com/BetweenTheLinesRadioNewsmagazine, Twitter @BTLRadioNews

HAS 23-SEC INTRO. ACLU's National Prison Project's Carl Takei: ACLU Sues for Bureau of Prisons Documents on Approval of CIA Torture Site; Fossil Free Yale's Arabelle Schoenberg: In a Symbolic Step, Yale Partially Divests from Fossil Fuels; KPFK Radio's Sonali Kolhatkar: French 'Stay Up All Night' Movement Gathers Momentum to Challenge Economic Status Quo. Visit BTLonline.org for more information or for our archive, updated Wednesdays 4-6 p.m. ET; Facebook.com/BetweenTheLinesRadioNewsmagazine, Twitter @BTLRadioNews