The Chris Hedges Report
Chris Hedges interviews writers, intellectuals, and dissidents, many banished from the mainstream, in his half-hour show The Chris Hedges Report. He gives voice to those, from Cornel West and Noam Chomsky to the leaders of groups such as Extinction Rebellion, who are on the front lines of the struggle against militarism, corporate capitalism, white supremacy, the looming ecocide, as well as the battle to wrest back our democracy from the clutches of the ruling global oligarchy.
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The Chris Hedges Report: Hemingway’s Shadow
Chris Hedges speaks with journalist and author Mark Kurlansky about living in the shadow of Ernest Hemingway and his new book, “The Importance of Not Being Ernest.”
Previous Episodes
The Chris Hedges Report: Journalism and Argentina’s ‘Dirty War’
In the late 1970s and 1980s, US-trained military death squads disappeared 30,000 Argentines in what became known as the ‘Dirty War.’ Former Buenos Aires Herald editor Robert Cox shares his experiences reporting on the disappeared.
The Chris Hedges Report: Struggle makes us human
Decades of neoliberal policy have created the conditions for a rising neofascist wave that looks very different from the fascism of the 20th century, explains Vijay Prashad.
The Chris Hedges Report: The Long Road Home – Part 2
In the second of the two-part series The Long Road Home, we learn how five former prisoners have reentered society after spending a collective 119 years locked up.
The Chris Hedges Report: The Long Road Home
In the first of a two-part series called The Long Road Home, we look at what happens to those in the United States who leave prison and struggle to reenter society through the eyes of five former prisoners.
The Chris Hedges Report: How to defeat the billionaire class
Seattle City Councilmember Kshama Sawant describes how her party has mobilized ordinary people to win victories in the war being waged on the working class and the poor—despite opposition from Democrats.
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