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    Tell Somebody

    Weekly public affairs program on KKFI-FM 90.1, Kansas City community radio

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    Independent Media & the Journalism Crisis May 24, 2011
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    As Professor Robert McChesney put it:

    “ I think at this point the idea that American journalism is in a deep, profound and existential crisis is almost passe. I think what is less well understood is that such a collapse of journalism is also a crisis for democracy. Self government cannot work without an informed citizenry, and that can’t work without journalism.”

    What is the journalism situation in the U.S.? How does our 'free' press compare with those in other countries? What are some possible solutions?

    The May 24, 2011 edition of Tell Somebody features the remarks of host Tell Somebody as presented to The Community of Reason in Kansas City Missouri on Easter Sunday 2011.

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    Friends of Community Media Feb 05, 2011
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    The February 1, 2011 edition of Tell Somebody featured a conversation about media reform with board members of Friends of Community Media, a Kansas City area 501c3 media reform group.

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    Citizens United Anniversary, FCC v AT&T, and Honeywell's Anti-Union Stance at Nuclear Weapons Plant Jan 25, 2011
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    The January 25, 2011 edition of Tell Somebody looks at last year's Citizens United v FEC decision, and an upcoming decision on the question of whether corporations should have "personal privacy" rights under the Freedom of Information Act. We hear audio from a Public Citizen press conference on the Citizens United anniversary and an explanation of the AT&T case from Public Citizen attorney Adina Rosenbaum, followed by some audio of the actual arguments. In the news, Kansas City police raid a homeless camp, and a union officer representing workers at the Kansas City nuclear weapons parts plant warns of a possible work stoppage because of Honeywell's anti-union attitude that has workers afraid to report safety violations in the plant.

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    Sue Wilson's Broadcast Blues, The Homelessness Marathon on KKFI, and Nuclear Weapons Plant CAP Jan 18, 2011
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    The January 18, 2011 edition of Tell Somebody features Jeremy Alderson, founder and host of The Homelessness Marathon explaining the upcoming national broadcast originating on KKFI in Kansas City, a conversation on the media climate in the wake of Tuscon with Sue Wilson, director of the documentary film Broadcast Blues and editor of SueWilsonreports.com and a report from the January 13 meeting of the Community Advisory Panel for the Bannister Federal Complex, current home of the Kansas City nuclear weapons parts plant responsible for 85% of the non-nuclear components of U.S. nuclear weapons.

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    Barbara Rice, Maurice Copeland, and Sick Bannister Fed Complex Workers Town Hall Jan 11, 2011
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    The January 11, 2011 edition of Tell Somebody starts out with excerpts from Dr. Martin Luther King's 1967 speech Beyond Vietnam where he reminds us that there is such a thing as "too late." Bannister Federal Complex worker Barbara Rice recalls the results when she started emailing friends and compiling a list of co-workers from the complex who had serious illnesses, and then we hear some audio from a town hall for sick Bannister Federal complex workers and survivors, including comments from Ron Elmlinger of Cold War Soldiers and Donna Hand and Wayne Knox of Cold War Patriots. Former Kansas City Plant worker Maurice Copeland recalls his work at the weapons plant, and then we hear an excerpt from a Tuscon press conference the day after the shootings at Gabrielle Giffords' "Congress on your corner" town hall.

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    2010 on Tell Somebody - Part 2 Jan 04, 2011
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    On the January 4, 2011, we continued a look back at the year on Tell Somebody. Nuclear Watch New Mexcio director Jay Coghlan on how President Obama got rolled by Republicans on the START Treaty, Michelle Obama speaks to the NAACP in Kansas City, Ray McGovern on media coverage of the Israeli attack on the Mavi Marmara, arrests at the Kansas City nuclear weapons plant, the Marching Monahan Brothers oppose the Citizens United decision, then end of the internet as we know it, and much more on this show.

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    2010 on Tell Somebody - Part 1 Dec 28, 2010
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    On the last edition of the show in 2010, we started a look back at the year on Tell Somebody. Starting with a January guest host we heard excerpts from shows airing in first part of the year, ending with the June 22, 2010 show with Dr. Helen Caldicott telling us a fascinating story about how Patti Davis asked Caldicott to talk about nuclear weapons to her father, Ronald Reagan.

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    Ray McGovern - arrested at the White House Dec 21, 2010
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    On Thursday December 16, 2010, Daniel Ellsberg, FBI whistleblower Coleen Rowley, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Chris Hedges, Code Pink activist Medea Benjamin, physician Margaret Flowers, former CIA analyst Ray McGovern and others joined Veterans for Peace in a protest in front of the White House. 131 chose to be arrested.

    The December 21 edition of Tell Somebody featured Ray McGovern recounting the days events and giving some of his thoughts about Wikileaks, Julian Assange and Bradley Manning.

    The photo here of Coleen Rowley and Ray McGovern was taken by Cheryl Biren and appears courtesy of www.opednews.com.

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    Robert Parry of Consortium News talks to Tell Somebody Dec 14, 2010
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    The December 14, 2010 edition of Tell Somebody features a conversation with journalist Robert Parry.

    Robert Parry covered Washington for more than three decades for news organizations including the Associated Press and Newsweek, led the way in exposing the Iran-Contra scandal in the 1980s (as well as breaking stories on contra-cocaine trafficking, the Iraq-gate scandal and the October Surprise controversy regarding Republican misconduct in Election 1980).

    But he couldn’t abide a mainstream U.S. news media that increasingly shied away from telling difficult truths. He refused to play the career games to get ahead.

    In 1995, Parry started the first Internet investigative magazine, Consortiumnews.com, to create a home for well-reported journalism that defied Washington’s timorous and vapid “conventional wisdom.” For 14 years, the Web site has delivered consistently high-quality articles on important topics to millions of readers around the world.

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    What We Need to Know - Bill Moyers speaking at 2008 National Media Reform Conference Dec 07, 2010
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    The December 7, 2010 edition of Tell Somebody featured the speech given by Bill Moyers at the June, 2008 National Conference on Media Reform put on by Free Press.

    The fifth National Conference on Media Reform is set for April 8-10, 2011 in Boston.

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