Citizen Journalism

"The Story of Solutions" (9 minutes)

Sci-Fi Journal for June 2014 with hosts James Hinsey, Jay Kingston, Marc Morisseau, and Calvin Watts III. Jay begins with Popcorn Previews with trailers for "As Above, So Below", "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles", and "Dawn of the Planet of the Apes". Calvin does Game Over with a special interview from PAX East with Norman Stepansky about the Pinball Arcade. We visited several comic book shops for Free Comic Book Day on May 3rd; Wild Time Comics in South Attleboro, MA, Rah-Coco's Collectables in Providence, RI, and The Time Capsule in Cranston, RI.

Science Fiction Fandom is a series of TV shows showing activities at various Science Fiction Conventions (Cons) that have taken place in the Boston, Massachusetts, USA area.

While shot in Boston the subject matter is universal to Sci Fi fans, mainly panel discussions at conventions ... both fan related (including costuming, books and tv/movies) and science related.

Episode #56 - STEAMPUNK: What it is, What is isn't.

Panel discussion at ARISIA 2010 Panel members: Nightwing Whitehead, Barbara Pugliese, Raven Stern, Mario DiGacomo, Stormwolf

"Sci-Fi Ninja Theatre" is a video "fanzine" of the metro NY area's many horror, Anime, comic con, and science fiction conventions, along with coverage of musical events and tattoo gatherings, and even entering into the underground world of NYC nightlife.

This is the public access show that started them all in the area, having been on the air since the 1990's. Local bands, review and clip of anime and horror films, and interviews with celebrities at these types of events!

This is a NYC legend of a program, with fans all over the world. Enjoy it today!

Host David Delk talks with Julia Degraw, NW Organizer with Food & Water Watch, on the Oregon initiative campaign to label foods which contain GMOs in Oregon. Julia reviews what GMOs are, how they are different from seed saving and hybridization; what happened during the special session of the Oregon legislature; how two local Oregon county campaigns turned out and more.

First broadcast June 15, 2014

Project Censored’s faculty adviser, Nolan Higdon, talks about the current condition of corporate news media and the need for alternative news sources. He describes how Project Censored got started following the Watergate scandal; how they pick stories for their annual report on the 25 most censored news stories and why a non-corporate owned media is important for a fully functioning democracy.

Guest Mary Wood, Faculty Director of the University of Oregon Environmental & Natural Resources Law Program, speaks with us about the use of nature trust law to bring us back from the fossil fuel induced environmental tipping point. She notes that our elected leaders as well as our regulatory agencies have been captured by the corrupting influence of the fossil fuel industries. Now we use he third branch of government to protect the environment.

"The Story of Cosmetics" (8 minutes)

An examination of the pervasive use of toxic chemicals in our everyday personal care products, from lipstick to baby shampoo. This film by The Story of Stuff Project reveals the implications for consumer and worker health and the environment, and outlines ways we can move the industry away from hazardous chemicals and towards safer alternatives.

"The Story of Electronics" (8 minutes)

Colby Clipston, Oregon Director of Wolf-PAC, speaks with host David Delk on the need for a 28th Constitutional Amendment stating that money is not speech. Wolf-PAC works to achieve that goal by pressuring the state legislatures to pass resolutions applying for an Article V constitutional convention to achieve their goal.

First broadcast May 4, 2014