Remapping Debate
Summary: Remapping Debate, a not-for-profit online news site, counters the media assumption that existing U.S. domestic public policies reflect nothing more than submission to inevitable facts of life that always have been and always will be. Sign up to receive notification (http://bit.ly/WEf445) of all new reporting. Audio and video interviews are part of the site, and will be featured here. An ongoing project is “History for the Future,” an interview series with historians and journalists that explores the historical roots of contemporary social issues and policies, frequently revealing the hidden assumptions and social choices defining the present.
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Podcasts:
Heather Rogers on Consumer Environmentalism
John Soluri on the Banana in Honduras and the U.S.
Marcus Rediker on the Slave Ship
Wendy Goldman on the Terror in the Soviet Union
John Enyeart on American Social Democracy in the Rocky Mountain West
Karl Jacoby on Memory, Native Americans, and the West in American History
Richard Wolff on Capitalism in Crisis
Kate Giammarise on the Rust Belt
Lee Vinsel on Regulating the Automobile
Doug Henwood on the Economy and Politics
The Death and Life of Journalism with Bob McChesney
The State, Terrorism, and Northern Ireland with Jason Morgan
National Forests and the Environment with Samuel P. Hays
Financial Panics and Crises with Scott Nelson
Drug Policy and Addiction with Caroline Acker
