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    <description>Exposing Censorship Issues</description>
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<title>Interview with University of Illinois Professor, Cary Nelson</title>
<description>Beware of the Button Police</description>
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<title>Banned Book Week</title>
<description>An interview with Chris Finan, President of the American Booksellers Foundation for Free Expression about Banned Book Week September 27 - October 4, 2008.</description>
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<title>Interview with Drama Teacher, Jennie Brown</title>
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<title>Interview with Philip Zimbardo, Ph.D.</title>
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<title>Interview with Journalist, Joshua Wolf</title>
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<title>Interview with Journalism teacher, Linda Kane</title>
<description>The former Journalism teacher and adviser of the award-winning  Naperville high school&#039;s &quot;Central Times&quot; newspaper, Linda Kane, tells the story of how she was ousted from her position because of free speech issues. </description>
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<title>Skateboarding is not a crime</title>
<description>Interview with Mik Vokavitch, Executive Director of the Tony Hawk Foundation.</description>
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<title>Interview with artist, Ruth Santee and art curator, Sinem Banna</title>
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<title>Interview with fire captain, Marc Valentine</title>
<description>Handler for Search Dog Foundation</description>
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<pubDate>Fri, 06 Jun 2008 08:00:00 -0800</pubDate>
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<title>Interview with attorney, Marjorie Heins</title>
<description>Internet Filters</description>
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<title>Interview with visual artist, Jim Kimberly</title>
<description>Our guest will be Jim Kimberly, a northern California visual artist whose interactive sculpture, &quot;The Super Imposer,&quot; was removed from the Juried Art Show at the gallery of the Fairfield Center for Creative Arts because it was considered politically controversial. A jury of visual arts professionals had selected &quot;The Super Imposer&quot; for inclusion in the Art Show. The piece was removed soon after being put on display, because John DeLorenzo, Director of the Community Services Department, as well as other government officials, considered it too politically controversial in view of the war in Iraq and the military presence in the Fairfield community (Fairfield is home to the Travis Air Force base). Fairfield Visual Arts Association president, Christe Mandrell, resigned from her position because board members of the association refused to protest the City&#039;s orders to remove the piece. </description>
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<title>Interview with author, Steven Pressfield</title>
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<pubDate>Fri, 18 Apr 2008 08:00:00 -0800</pubDate>
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<title>Interview with Comedian and Storyteller, Dylan Brody</title>
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<title>Interview with CalTech graduate student, Virgil Griffith</title>
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<title>Interview with Military Blogger, Matthew &quot;Blackfive&quot; Burden</title>
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<title>Interview with German historian, Jeremy Roethler, Ph.D.</title>
<description>Is censorship normal to German history and political culture, or is the verdict ambivalent? Treading the Undercurrent will interview German historian, Jeremy Roethler, Ph.D., regarding censorship originating within the German culture and explore the Reformation of 1517, the World Wars, German nationalism, the Third Reich, the Federal Republic, and wars of religion. </description>
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<title>Interview with psychologist, Eric Maisel, Ph.D.</title>
<description>We will be exploring the theme of self-censorship with Eric Maisel, Ph.D., a San Francisco Bay Area psychologist specializing in coaching artists, writers, and performers through the creative process. We will dialog on the affects of self censorship on any creative pursuit, what one can do to realize the face of this and how you can guide yourself to move through and past this, and a myriad of issues that arise when engaging in the war of art.</description>
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<pubDate>Fri, 22 Feb 2008 08:00:00 -0800</pubDate>
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<title>Interview with Filmmaker, David Zeiger</title>
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<title>Interview with arist, Richard White</title>
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<title>Interview with independent Journalist Sarah Olson</title>
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<title>Interview with veteran Logan Latouri 1/18/08</title>
<description>Logan Laituri was a paratrooper for two years in the 82nd Airborne in Ft. Bragg, NC before he reenlisted for an assignment in Hawaii with the 25th Infantry Division. He was on Oahu for one year and two days before deployed to Iraq on January 19, 2004. In Iraq, he served in the 1/14 Infantry as the entire country&#039;s QRF (Quick Reaction Force). As a result of an experience he had he decided to apply for status as a noncombatant conscientious objector. Today we will look at the IVAW, their mission, and also talk to veteran Logan Latuiri about free speech issues in the military. </description>
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<title>Interview with high school drama teacher, Bonnie Dickinson</title>
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<title>Interview with Jarret Lovell 12/21/07</title>
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<title>12/7/07 Interview with Lisa Nilsen</title>
<description>Southern California healer and intuitive medic, Lisa Nilsen, will discuss the different types of censorship that can take place within interpersonal relationships and the affects that this can have at an energetic level on the relationship. She will describe the fascinating work that she does, guiding her clients to heal themselves at a cellular level, as well as helping people to love and perform at their highest potential. She will share her story of how and why she became a healer as well as the censorship she has experienced in pursuing this type of alternative work.</description>
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<title>Interview with artist Alex Donis</title>
<description>Alex Donis is a Los Angeles-based visual artist whose work examines and redefines the boundaries set within religion, politics, race, and sexuality. Interested in toppling societies&#039; relationship to icons, his work is often influenced by a tri-cultural (Pop, Latin &amp; Queer) experience. He has worked extensively in a variety of media including painting, installation, video, and works on paper. Donis created a series of paintings, entitled &quot;War&quot; that depicted fictionalized pairings of LAPD officers and gang members in same-sex dancing poses, which was accompanied with companion text from renowned African-American poet and performance artist, Keith Antar Mason. The Los Angeles City Cultural Affairs Department (LACAD) and the Art Center administration cancelled the exhibition which was due to open in September of 2001 at the Watts Towers Arts Center in Los Angeles. The Watts Community Action Council, a locally based community group, led the charge against the exhibition. Representatives of the group threatened an angry protest during the opening reception and stated that violent actions might occur, such as angry residents attacking the artwork itself or perhaps the individuals. Donis stated, &quot;My work for many years has been to understand hatred in society and how, as an artist, to dissolve it by bridging vast social divides. This is something I thought I had succeeded at via this exhibition. Now with this censorship, my rights and my freedom of expression are under attack.&quot;</description>
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<title>Interview with author and professor, Elliot Cohen</title>
<description>Elliot D. Cohen discusses his book Last Days of Democracy: How Big Media and Power-hungry Government Are Turning America into a Dictatorship. Cohen shows how mainstream media corporations like CNN, Fox, and NBC (General Electric) together with giant telecoms like Comcast, Verizon, and AT&amp;T have become administration pawns in a well-organized effort to hijack America . He details how incredible power, control, and wealth have been amassed in the hands of an elite few while the rest of us have been systematically manipulated, deceived, and divested of our freedom. Cohen is the editor-in-chief of the International Journal of Applied Philosophy, ethics editor for &quot;Free Inquiry&quot; magazine, and the author or editor of many books in journalism, professional ethics, and philosophical counseling, including News Incorporated: Corporate Media Ownership and Its Threat to Democracy, and Philosophical Issues in Journalism. He was the first prize recipient of the 2007 Project Censored Award for his investigative reporting on the corporate takeover of the Internet.
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<title>Interview with artist, Sheila Pinkel</title>
<description>Artist and Pomona College Professor of Art, Sheila Pinkel was invited to contribute to an exhibit at the T.H. Pendergast California Parole Museum in Diamond Bar commemorating 100 years of parole in California. Her submission was a mural illustrating conflict in the U.S. through history. The Administrator of the Parole Office decided the images were too &quot;disturbing&quot; and the mural should be removed from the exhibit. Pinkel agreed the mural was disturbing, however, that was an important part of her artistic message. Ms. Pinkel will tell the story of the censorship of her art and discuss all of its implications to our community. We will also explore the political themes behind her fascinating artwork.</description>
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<title>Interview with film producer, Steve Anderson, and teacher, Jeffrey Smith</title>
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<title>Interview with attorney, David Greene</title>
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<title>10/5/07 interview with artist, Clinton Fein.</title>
<description>10/5/07 interview with artist, Clinton Fein. Check out his website at www.annoy.com</description>
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