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Office. While the democrats are under constant pressure every day from members of their own party, the public, news media, about the process, republicans seem to be under no pressure at all. Republicans want to put the pressure on republicans to do the right thing about agout of control president. The founder of republicans for the rule of law will join us at the end of this hour tonight. He is someone who has persuade add republicans in congress before. Tonight, the pressure continues to increase on impeachment as more americans support etch impeachment. A new cnn poll shows that 41 of americ...

On the ground, those defending cobanny. There are funerals for the fallen every day. Theyre burying the defenders here on the turkish side of the border. Its too dangerous to hold any funerals now. But as soon as its free, theyre going to dig them up and send them home. A look at the front lines in the height of the isis onslaught. Turkish leaders considers those cu kurds an enemy. Were going to be covering that throughout the morning. Many people across the world see it as a terrible move. Very allies that remained steadfast with us and played such a big role in pushing isis back and supporti...

Credit King of Hearts, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons This spring the HPPR readers’ book club is reading Anne Fadiman’s “The Spirit Catches You and You Fall Down”. I am Phillip Periman in Amarillo here to give you a little background on this narrative, non-fiction book which was published in 1997 and is the story of the cross-cultural conflict between modern American medicine and a family of refugee Hmong whose baby daughter Lia had a seizure disorder. The child had 17 admissions and over 100 clinic visits to the Merced medical community between the ages of three months and four...

4:00 Hey, you all! It’s 2021—finally!! And HPPR’s Radio Readers is back with a spring read for all of us!  What with all the lessons offered by 2020 (may it rest in peace), we’ve opted for a series of books to help us explore Cultures in a Common Land, as a way to talk about how to live alongside others whose beliefs and ways of being seem not to align with our own.  Know what I mean? To frame our conversations, we’ve chosen a trio of titles – classic titles from the 1990’s culled from archived book lists from Radio Readers throughout our region—and…our choices are -- cou...