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Submitted by Cliff Garibay on Wed, 12/05/2012 - 1:06pm
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Episode #396 of “Media Edge” (initial airing on cable TV during week of December 8 - 14) includes:

"The Fragile Promise of Choice" (57.5 minutes)

Media Edge

Submitted by Cliff Garibay on Fri, 12/21/2012 - 10:06pm
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"Health Care as a Human Right in Occupied Palestine"

At an event in Sacramento on October 30, Dr. Ruchama Marton, founder of Physicians for Human Rights-Israel and 2010 winner of the Right Livelihood Award, and Dr. Allam Jarrar of the Palestinian Medical Relief Society described the current state of health care in the West Bank. They also discussed the challenges in providing comprehensive health services in light of the military occupation. The event was sponsored by PSR/Sacramento and Jewish Voice for Peace/Sacramento, and endorsed by Sacramento Area Peace Action.

Media Edge

Submitted by Cliff Garibay on Fri, 12/21/2012 - 10:10pm
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Episode #399 of “Media Edge” (initial airing on cable TV during week of December 29 - January 4) includes:

"A Buffalo's Trail of Tears" (6 minutes)

A short video about the annual hazing of the last wild and free buffalo, by the Buffalo Field Campaign.

"The Angola 3: Black Panthers and the Last Slave Plantation" (1 hour, 48 minutes)

Media Edge

Submitted by Cliff Garibay on Wed, 02/13/2013 - 4:30pm
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"Peak Moment" (27 minutes)
When author Cecile Andrews asked herself, “What matters?” the answer popped up: “Having time to do the things you want to do.” She simplified her life, quit her full-time job, and started simplicity circles to support others in savoring life. Now she has expanded into neighborhood stop-and-chats and a Gross National Happiness movement. Her latest book advocates broadening the joy in our lives — Less is More: Embracing Simplicity for a Healthy Planet, A Caring Economy, and Lasting Happiness.

"From Danger to Dignity" (55 minutes)