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Mrs Brown – How A Good Woman’s Strength Saved Her Husband And Family AND Will The Real Carol Williams Stand Up? When Law Enforcement Gets The Wrong Person.

Last month Melvin Merritt talked with Darrn Brown about his life as a neglected child that grew up to be a drug dealer, convicted felon and reformed into a motivational speaker. Now we get the rest of the story, That is the story of his wife Tonya Brown who through...

09/23/2013

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Bulldozing Teachers and Schools

On this week's edition of Heartland Labor Forum, we'll talk to lawyer Fred Wickham about the problems teachers face when falsely accused of abusing students; then, we'll find out about how the Chicago Public Schools bulldozed a library set up by parents and teachers when their school library was defunded....

09/23/2013

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“The Insider as Outsider: Observing American Politics from Half a World Away” with Burdett Loomis

Burdett Loomis, returning from his position as 2012 Fulbright Flinders University Distinguished Chair in Adelaide, South Australia, continues to serve the University of Kansas Political Science Department. His roles have ranged widely, including those as Asia lecturer (from Kurdistan to Kathmandu) for the U.S. State Department and his administrative role...

09/18/2013

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OutSpoken KC, GLAMA and Hear Me Out Toastmasters

Join third Saturday host, Elizabeth Andersen and her great guests. Elizabeth's first guests Schaeffer Nelson and his project partner lesbian fantasy writer Cherae Clark will talk about OUTSpoken KC: Love and Marriage Performance. Elizabeth's next guest is Stuart Hinds who will be on to discuss GLAMA (Gay and Lesbian Archive of Mid-America)...

09/18/2013

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Citizens United 2.0

It's another hour of thought-provoking social commentary on Tell Somebody as host Tom Klammer talks to public citizen attorney Scott Nelson about what Joshua Holland on Bill Moyers' website calls "Citizens United 2.0". Mr. Holland states on the site that "The case, McCutcheon v. Federal Election Commission, will test the constitutionality...

09/17/2013

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Draw the Line to Save the Missouri River and more!

Tonight on EcoRadio KC, we'll discuss the national Draw the Line event to bring attention to climate action, sponsored by 350.org. More than 100 events will be held across the country. Here in KC, there will be a march, as participants will carry a mock pipeline from City Market Park...

09/16/2013

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ACLU fights For Mail Privileges at County Jails and The 2nd Annual Women Veterans Benefits Fair and Resource Expo

On this edition of Jaws of Justice Radio Margo Patterson talks with Doug Bonney, Chief Litigator for the Kansas and Western Missouri Chapter of The ACLU about rules governing the sending and recieving of mail by inmates in County jails across our Area. It seems that some Jails are restricting...

09/12/2013

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Body Image in the LGBT Community and Updates from KC Legal

Pierce Patterson has some great guests lined up. He'll begin his conversation with an interview with a Elizabeth Hodges from KC Legal (8:40). They will discuss updates in law relevant to our community. Pierce's second segment includes a discussion about body image in the LGBT community with UMKC researchers Christopher Davids,...

09/11/2013

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