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  • Can anyone help me with information on WBAI

    01/29/2003 2:58:54 PM PST · by Mixer · 31 replies · 947+ views
    Self | 1/29/2003 | Vanity
    Does anyone have much information on this radio station other then Pacifica being the owner. I am especially looking for any wrong doings of the station and here is why...... My friend and I were having a heated discussion last night about the current situation in Iraq and the world events. He is a conspiracy guy and gets a lot of information from online conspiracy websites. He also get a lot of information from WBAI and he suggested that I take a listedn because they are not owned by big business and or the government and they have no hidden...
  • Pacifica Radio Network Becomes Antiwar Voice

    03/24/2003 12:06:38 PM PST · by Drango · 34 replies · 478+ views
    WSJ ^ | March 24, 2003 | ANNA WILDE MATHEWS
    <p>A few weeks ago, Amy Goodman played master of ceremonies at a peace rally in Washington. Later that day, she attended a different antiwar protest, involving many of the same people, this time doing interviews for the show she hosts on Pacifica Radio -- and wound up getting arrested outside the White House.</p>
  • Two sides of the dial tackle war- Talk radio stations air opposing views (Houston, 501C3 violation?)

    03/10/2003 3:36:54 AM PST · by weegee · 10 replies · 847+ views
    Houston Chronicle ^ | March 9, 2003, 11:45PM | By ALLAN TURNER
    Two sides of the dial tackle war Talk radio stations air opposing views By ALLAN TURNER Copyright 2003 Houston Chronicle It's hard to think of Montrose's somnolent, tree-lined Lovett Boulevard as a political war zone. But with the United States eyeball-to-eyeball with Iraq, the street has become Houston's ideological ground zero -- home to radio stations that have become broadcast bastions for the pacifist left and the hawkish right. Separated by less than a city block, KPFT-FM, a listener-supported champion of "progressive" causes, and KPRC-AM, a heavyweight of right-wing talk programming, have marshalled thousands for rallies and marches that aired...