Democracy Now! Wednesday, March 2, 2011

Democracy Now! 2011-03-01 Tuesday

• Headlines for March 01, 2011
• Terror in Tripoli: Libyan American Describes Country in State of Fear, But Hopeful of Gaddafi’s Ouster
• Arab League Secretary General Amr Moussa on Egypt’s Revolution, His Potential Presidential Candidacy and Middle East Uprisings
• Labor Organizers Consider General Strike in Wisconsin As Gov. Scott Walker Refuses to Negotiate Over Anti-Union Bill

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2/28/11 Todd, Howie and guest Dave Monaghan briefly discuss the Daytona 500, then break down the Bruins success and the recent Celtics/Kendrick Perkins trade. Become a Facebook fan of TOST

Democracy Now! 2011-02-28 Monday

• Headlines for February 28, 2011
• Voices From the 100,000-Strong Protest for Workers' Rights in Wisconsin
• Defying Gov. Walker, Wisconsin Protesters Refuse to Leave Capitol Building
• Libyans in "Liberated" Eastern Cities Balance Self-Government With Supporting Tripoli Resistance: Anjali Kamat Reports
• Libyans Organize Citizen Councils to Run Cities Liberated from Pro-Gaddafi Loyalists
• As Death Toll Grows, 100,000 Flee Libyan Violence

Guest connect with comforting things that help them when they are frightened or hurt. Guest creator and author, Tabitha, who is legally blind, makes art at a tactile level.

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2/25/11 -- Hosts John Curran and Tom Sheridan play Irish music in this new 'Radio" program on BMC.

2/25/11: Young Belmont author Tabitha Baskin is interviewed by Dolores & Janette about her new book series: "JR Terrier".What's Going On is produced and hosted by video volunteers from the Belmont, Mass. Council on Aging.

Democracy Now! 2011-02-25 Friday

• Headlines for February 25, 2011
• Thousands Feared Dead in Gaddafi’s Crackdown on Libyan Uprising
• Protesters Expect 100,000 in Madison as Assembly OKs Anti-Union Bill
• Despite Exemption From Anti-Union Bill, Wisconsin Firefighters Stand With Public Sector Workers
• "Until We Throw This Bill Out, We Cannot Come Back:" Wisconsin State Senator Chris Larson Remains in Illinois
• Policing & Protesting: Wisconsin Officers Patrol Capitol, But Join in Demonstrations