RadioParallax.com Podcast
Radio Parallax* is a show covering topics in current events, politics, science, technology, history, satire, and whatever we damn well please. The show can be heard in the greater Davis/Sacramento area every Thursday evening from 5:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. PST on KDVS, 90.3 FM;
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Episodes
Radio Parallax Show: 5/15/2003 (Segment C) 15.05.2003
Report on E.O. Wilsons Mondavi talk and his approach to using economic incentives in conservation
Radio Parallax Show: 5/15/2003 (Segment B) 15.05.2003
How the Military Industrial Complex of Dwight Eisenhower resonates in contemporary America as translated through the book Addicted to War, we talk with publisher Frank Dorrel
Radio Parallax Show: 5/15/2003 (Segment A) 15.05.2003
Current Events, murderous anti-abortion activists
Radio Parallax Show: 5/8/2003 (Segment C) 08.05.2003
Handoff to Todd Urick plugs James Brown 70th birthday also NPRs list of 100 influential American musical works of the 20th century
Radio Parallax Show: 5/8/2003 (Segment B) 08.05.2003
Political activist extraordinaire Greg Palast talks about his bestseller The Best Democracy Money Can Buy , and purging of the voter rolls in Florida election 2000 by Jeb Bush to elect his brother
Radio Parallax Show: 5/8/2003 (Segment A) 08.05.2003
Vicki & Bill Wison tell of their need to obtain a 3rd trimester abortion
Radio Parallax Show: 5/1/2003 (Segment C) 01.05.2003
Upcoming Mars close approach, Dougs trip to see the aurora in Alaska, new vitamin?,
Radio Parallax Show: 5/1/2003 (Segment B) 01.05.2003
Chat with Michael Parenti about a political assassination - in this case that of Julius Caeser
Radio Parallax Show: 5/1/2003 (Segment A) 01.05.2003
Current Events
Radio Parallax Show: 4/24/2003 (Segment C) 24.04.2003
Michael Parenti talks up media bias with focus on Iraq war manipulations
Radio Parallax Show: 4/24/2003 (Segment B) 24.04.2003
Science: James Watsons discovery of DNA structure, stupid TV shows, satire with David Rosenbloom on Iraq War PR including Ahmed Chalabi theme
Radio Parallax Show: 4/24/2003 (Segment A) 24.04.2003
Current Events, Col. Klondike from Qatar
Radio Parallax Show: 4/17/2003 (Segment C) 17.04.2003
Prayer antenna commercial, our UCD student correspondent Steven Valentino talks about picnic day,
Radio Parallax Show: 4/17/2003 (Segment B) 17.04.2003
Satire of administration spokesman Yuri Fleishman downplaying the trashing of the Iraqi Museum, Satire - Colonel Skip Klondike explains the military situation, real life links between neocons and Israels Likud party
Radio Parallax Show: 4/17/2003 (Segment A) 17.04.2003
Current Events
Radio Parallax Show: 4/10/2003 (Segment C) 10.04.2003
The travesty of Iraqi ancient treasures being lost in the US invasion, a look at Fertile Cresent history
Radio Parallax Show: 4/10/2003 (Segment B) 10.04.2003
Steve Alexander talks up wacky legal issues,
Radio Parallax Show: 4/10/2003 (Segment A) 10.04.2003
Current Events, hilarious piece from Harpers magazine on fictional alumus Dave Henderson
Radio Parallax Show: 4/3/2003 (Segment C) 03.04.2003
Gary Chew joins us to talk up Iraq
Radio Parallax Show: 4/3/2003 (Segment B) 03.04.2003
Dr Lynn Roller professor of classics and art history at UCD talks about the loss of Iraqi antiquities
Radio Parallax Show: 4/3/2003 (Segment A) 03.04.2003
Iraq news and manipulations
Radio Parallax Show: 3/27/2003 (Segment C) 27.03.2003
The Oscars go south, Satire - David Rosenbloom reports on Oscars and Razzies and his effort to get Welcome Back Kotter The Movie made
Radio Parallax Show: 3/27/2003 (Segment B) 27.03.2003
Reading of essay: A Soldiers Viewpoint on Surviving Nuclear, Chemical or Biological attack, excerpt of talk with UCD professor Dr Mark Wheelis expert on WMDs weighs in on the topic
Radio Parallax Show: 3/27/2003 (Segment A) 27.03.2003
Current Events
Radio Parallax Show: 3/20/2003 (Segment C) 20.03.2003
More with reporter Steven Valentino on a variety of topics
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