Sunday December 7, 2008
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Hour 1
Bailout for Detroit Automakers?
ROBERT WEISSMAN, editor of Multinational Monitor

Our Nuclear Future
JACKIE CABASSO, executive director of Western States Legal Foundation, recently awarded the Sean MacBride Peace Prize
MICHAEL VEILUVA, author of upcoming book, “Burdens of Proof”blogs regularly for the Iran Daily Opinion Service. (Also legal counsel for Western States Legal Foundation
MICHAEL MARIOTTE, executive director of Nuclear Information and Resource Service [www.nirs.org]
Hour 2
Top 25 Censored Stories of 2008
PETER PHILLIPS, director of Project Censored at Sonoma State University
MICKEY HUFF, associate director of Project Censored [www.projectcensored.org]
AARON GLANTZ, author of “Winter Soldier” and “The War Comes Home”; contributor to Top Censored Story #9
Featured music: Best of Miles Davis

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