The Greensboro Massacre: Contested History & Truth in Narrative
Release Date: 11/12/2024
Encore: America the Experiment: How It Works & Why It Doesn't
New Legacy Radio
Today we will delve into the complex and often incongruent ways the United States works and why it doesn't. To what degree do we know how the country is supposed to work as voters and nonvoters in the upcoming US presidential election? What makes us care and not? William Cooper offers rich insight into the key drivers and less-examined ways of how the political landscape in the US has been shaped. His 2024 book, "How America Works...and Why It Doesn't: A Brief Guide to the US Political System" is an opportunity to make sense of the American political landscape. He will share historical...
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Encore: What Does it Mean to be Childless in a Child-Centered Society?
New Legacy Radio
In our premiere episode, we will discuss the experience of being involuntarily childless in a pronatalist world, through personal experiences, and the need for change. Our guest for this episode is Hilary Fennell. Hilary is an award-winning programme maker and journalist with extensive experience of working in television and radio as a series producer and director. In her ground-breaking radio documentary, Childless, Hilary Fennell explores the realities and dynamics of being involuntarily childless in a child-centered society. Her voice as a childless not by choice woman,...
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The Jailer's Reckoning: Mass Incarceration in America
New Legacy Radio
The United States incarcerates more people than any other industrial democracy in the world. Why is this the state of America, and what are the social, economic, and political costs?
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The Greensboro Massacre: Contested History & Truth in Narrative
New Legacy Radio
What does it mean to tell the truth in America? How can truth be discovered through missing narratives and overlooked history? Whose narratives are accounted for and not, who is held accountable, in the face of foundational racial injustice and violence in the US? Today we will be in conversation with Aran Shetterly, author of Morningside: The 1979 Greensboro Massacre and the Struggle for an American City's Soul (Amistad, October 2024). Morningside delves deeply into the event and its immediate aftermath, delivering an intimate account of an overlooked chapter in American history and showing...
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America the Experiment: How It Works & Why It Doesn't
New Legacy Radio
Today we will delve into the complex and often incongruent ways the United States works and why it doesn't.
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How Marital Status Bias Can Influence the Healthcare You Receive
New Legacy Radio
Implicit bias toward people who are unmarried and do not have children is pervasive throughout medical education, protocol, and practice.
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Recognizing the Valuable Role of Nonconservative Rural Americans
New Legacy Radio
In several ways, akin to the growing collective demographic of people who don't have children, the overlooked value of voter relevance & influence is too often dismissed by dominant political narratives.
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The Scandalous Prehistory of Today's Abortion Debate
New Legacy Radio
Reproductive healthcare remains a divisive issue in the United States, and once again, abortion is on the ballot in an election nearly one month away.
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Abortion on the US Ballot: Organizing to Protect Women’s Autonomy
New Legacy Radio
Abortion on the ballot is not an unfamiliar phrase in the United States. This issue has been a polarizing one for US voters, and the threat of revoking women's reproductive rights.
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A Question of Paternity: The Intimate Journey of Unknown Origins
New Legacy Radio
Today we will discuss self-identity in the context of not knowing one's birth origins.
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