Democracy Now! - Episode Guide

Episode List

Season 2002

Tuesday, January 01, 2002

Episode: 2002-01-01 | Airdate: Jan 1, 2002

Against Oblivion: On the Eighth Anniversary of the Zapatista Uprising
Noam Chomsky Ushers in the New Year with Democracy Now! in Exile
Edward Said Ushers in the New Year with Democracy Now! in ExileTuesday, January 01, 2002

Wednesday, January 02, 2002

Episode: 2002-01-02 | Airdate: Jan 2, 2002

As al-Qaeda and the Taliban Head to Guantánamo, Cuba, a Look Back at What They'll Be Facing in Detention Camps from the Experience of Haitian Refugees

Nancy Murray: Hyper-Nationalism and Our Civil Liberties

Merrie: Supporting Communities at Risk and Immigrant Rights

India and Pakistan On the Brink: The Nuclear Powers May Be Heading for a Fourth War

Thursday, January 03, 2002

Episode: 2002-01-03 | Airdate: Jan 3, 2002

Afghan Journey: The Last Day

Top Eleven Worst Corporations of 2001

Activist Philip Berrigan Released From Prison, Confronts Bush at Church

Pentagon Downplays Number of Military Deaths and Injuries in Afghanistan

Palestinian Activist and Physician Arrested, Beaten Twice by Israeli Forces

International Civilians Defy Israeli Army with Direct Action, Dismantling Checkpoints in Theoccupied Territories

United Nations: Governments Are Using the U.S. "War On Terrorism" to Justify Repression At Home

Friday, January 04, 2002

Episode: 2002-01-04 | Airdate: Jan 4, 2002

Who Is Hamid Karzai? A Profile of the New Interim Leader of Afghanistan

The Carlyle Group: The Most Powerful Company You've Never Heard of

Michael Moore Hails George W Bush the 'Conqueror of Evildoers'

Is the Lead Actor of the Movie Kandahar a Rising Star Or An Assassin?

"Afghan Journey": Fact and Fiction

Monday, January 7, 2002

Episode: 2002-01-07 | Airdate: Jan 7, 2002

Democracy Now! Returns to Pacifica's Airwaves After Five Months in Exile

Filmmaker Michael Moore Calls WBAI Publicaffairs Director to Ask Why He's Not On WBAI

The Missing Voices of Pacifica Radio, with Noam Chomsky On the So-Called "War On Terrorism"

Tuesday, January 8, 2002

Episode: 2002-01-08 | Airdate: Jan 8, 2002

As Pacifica Stations WBAI, Kpfk and Wpfw Continue to Censor Democracy Now!, a Medley of Thevoices That Pacifica Has Refused to Air Since September 11

From One Ground Zero to Another: A New Yorker Who Lost Her Brother in the World Trade Center and an Afghan American Who Lost 19 Members of Her Family in the U.S. Bombing Meet for the First Time

Wednesday, January 9, 2002

Episode: 2002-01-09 | Airdate: Jan 9, 2002

The New Mccarthyism: Radical African-American Cartoonist Aaron Mcgruder's Boondocks Comicstrip Is Pulled From Newspapers Across the Country

The New Mccarthyism, Part II: An Educator at the U.S. Institute for Peace Suggests That The US Should Reconsider Its Foreign Policy and Not Retaliate with Military Force, and She Is Forced To Resign

Thursday, January 10, 2002

Episode: 2002-01-10 | Airdate: Jan 10, 2002

Bin Laden: The Forbidden Truth About Bush, Oil and Washington's Secret Negotiations with The Taliban

The National Security Agency and the So-Called War On Terror

Friday, January 11, 2002

Episode: 2002-01-11 | Airdate: Jan 11, 2002

The War On Terrorism Comes to Colombia, As the Government Declares the Peace Process Dead, Government Troops and Tanks Close in On the Rebel Safe-Haven, and the Bush Administration Voices Its Support

Domestic Casualties of the So-Called "War On Terrorism": As Hate Crimes Flourish, a Mosque Is Destroyed in Columbus, Ohio

As Senators Descend On Afghanistan and Uzbekistan, An Update On Humanitarian Aid and Human Rights Abuses