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Gil Halsted talked with Indian academic, journalist and author, Sukumar Muralidharan, about the progress of the elections in India which began on April 19th and are now approaching the home stretch. The election is being held in seven stages to accommodate some 970 million eligible voters.
The Wisconsin All Out for Palestine march and rally at the Capitol on Saturday, December 9th was sponsored by the Wisconsin Coalition for Justice in Palestine representing almost 60 organizations across the state, including communities of color and labor groups. It brought together the largest demonstration for Palestine in our state’s history. The next day, World View hosted two guests who were at the rally and who are members of Jewish Voice for Peace, an organization that has worked in our community for many years to promote peace in Israel and Palestine.
A NATO spokesperson was recently forced to apologize for suggesting a possible diplomatic solution to the war in Ukraine.
Bob Queen, CEO, Creator and Event Coordinator for the Sessions at McPike Park came into the studio to talk to Gil Halsted about the August Sessions and the music and comedy planned to entertain us as we head toward September.
Ahead of the screening of the film in Madison, Ithaka, Norm Stockwell and Gil Halsted spoke with the father and brother of WikiLeaks publisher Julian Assange. Assange’s father, John Shipton and brother and film producer Gabriel Shipton are touring the U.S. – and the world - with Gabriel’s film Ithaka which seeks to raise awareness about the Assange case and principles of press freedom under threat. It will be shown at the Barrymore Theatre Monday, April 10th at 7:00 PM followed by a panel discussion featuring the Shiptons and journalist John Nichols.