Abby Smashes Corporate News
Abby Martin of YOURNETWORK smashes corporate news.
Peter Phillips on "Big Media"
Peter Phillips, the current director of Project Censored and professor of Sociology at Sonoma State University, gives us his take on American corporate media and what Project Censored does to challenge the status quo. He was gracious enough to sit down and demonstrate his knowledge of media issues and offer suggestions on how people can take back their news. Check out his full interview to the left.
GMO Extra - Monsanto
Correspondent Abby Martin looks at how Monsanto, a leading giant in plastics manufacturing and chemical technology in the first half of the 20th century, expanded its focus to include genetically engineered crops. You may find out some things you didn't know about the ingredients in your favorite foods.
John Eger, former CBS Vice President
John Eger enlightens us on America's place in the world of Internet technology and advancement. In addition to highlighting the importance of a free Internet, Mr. Eger also discusses how an informed public can protect our democracy.
"Voting" Pilot
How do you feel about voting? Do you make it a habit to vote or do you shy away from election politics? Watch as we send our correspondents out on the streets to find out what the people think about this civic duty. The thoughts and opinions of your fellow San Diegans may surprise and inspire you to become more engaged in local politics.
Jeanne Brown- Organizer of Common Cause
Watch our full interview with Jeanne Brown, Organizer of Common Cause San Diego. Jeanne Brown sits down with YOURNETWORK to discuss how policy decisions made today will affect future generations. She comments on the media's role in shaping our world and explains how we can apply ourselves to make a difference in our communities.
Brian Adams- Professor at SDSU
Full interview of Brian Adams from our Voting pilot. Brian Adams, a Political Science Professor from San Diego State University, voices his opinions (and those of his students) on the world of politics and why political apathy has become the norm.
