Voices Radio: Eric and channing, along with Sharon Kyle and Dick Price, talk about the up coming Left Coast Forum happening in August.
Jul
19
2018

Voices Radio: Eric and channing, along with Sharon Kyle and Dick Price, talk about the up coming Left Coast Forum happening in August.

This week on Voices From the Frontlines... Eric and Channing speak with the creators of www.leftcoastforum.org, Sharon Kyle and Dick Price, about their upcoming event being held Friday, August 24th - Sunday, August 26th at L.A. Trade Tech in...

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Voices Radio: Eric follows up with Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz, about her book, An Indigenous People’s History of the United States, the U. S. as an imperialist white-settler state, and in Roxanne’s next book she discusses the false U.S., Mexico border.
Voices Radio: Eric follows up with Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz, about her book, An Indigenous People’s History of the United States, the U. S. as an imperialist white-settler state, and in Roxanne’s next book she discusses the false U.S., Mexico border.
Jul
11
2018

Voices Radio: Eric follows up with Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz, about her book, An Indigenous People’s History of the United States, the U. S. as an imperialist white-settler state, and in Roxanne’s next book she discusses the false U.S., Mexico border.

This week on Voices From the Frontlines, Eric follows up with long-time friend and co-revolutionary, Roxanne Dunbar Ortiz, in a conversation about the United States as an imperialist white-settler state. They also discuss Roxanne's best seller, An Indigenous People's...

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Voices Radio: Eric reads commentary by author, history, and feminist Roxanne Dunbar Ortiz, and discusses with Channing a his listeners, the nature of the Israeli/Palestinian conflict in Gaza.
Voices Radio: Eric reads commentary by author, history, and feminist Roxanne Dunbar Ortiz, and discusses with Channing a his listeners, the nature of the Israeli/Palestinian conflict in Gaza.
Jul
06
2018

Voices Radio: Eric reads commentary by author, history, and feminist Roxanne Dunbar Ortiz, and discusses with Channing a his listeners, the nature of the Israeli/Palestinian conflict in Gaza.

This week on Voices from the Frontlines; Eric examines a Facebook commentary by friend, historian, feminist, and author of An Indigenous People's History of the United States, Roxanne Dunbar Ortiz, about how and why "Many US intellectuals/Marxists/leftists who also...

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Voices Radio – Eric speaks with Andre Damon about his article, Democrats Back Massive Pentagon Budget for War and Repression. Eric also speaks with film producer, Claude Marks, about his film, Symbols of Resistance.
Jun
29
2018

Voices Radio – Eric speaks with Andre Damon about his article, Democrats Back Massive Pentagon Budget for War and Repression. Eric also speaks with film producer, Claude Marks, about his film, Symbols of Resistance.

This week on Voices from the Frontlines, Eric speaks with Andre Damon, from the World Socialist Web Site, about his article titled Democrats Back Massive Pentagon Budget for War and Repression. In this article Andre Damon points out how...

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Voices Radio: Eric talks about Spencer Rapone, a 26 year-old West-Point cadet, who was aptly nicknamed, “The Commie Cadet”, as well as visionary, artist, rebel, and activist Lorraine Hansberry – June 19, 2018.
Jun
22
2018

Voices Radio: Eric talks about Spencer Rapone, a 26 year-old West-Point cadet, who was aptly nicknamed, “The Commie Cadet”, as well as visionary, artist, rebel, and activist Lorraine Hansberry – June 19, 2018.

This week on Voices from the Frontlines Eric speaks about Spencer Rapone, a 26 year-old West-Point cadet, who was aptly nicknamed, "The Commie Cadet" after having visually aligned his self with the communist movement following Colin Kaepernick's National Anthem...

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Voices Radio – In Conversation with Comrade in Struggle Zoe Muñoz – June 12, 2018
Jun
12
2018

Voices Radio – In Conversation with Comrade in Struggle Zoe Muñoz – June 12, 2018

Eric Mann reviews short film Kyenvu, originally screened in the Pan African Film Festival. Kyenvu is about an independent young woman who struggles to find her footing in a patriarchal society within which she finds love in a bitter...

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