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The Indypendent

The Indypendent News Hour airs Tuesdays 5–6 p.m. on WBAI-99.5 FM. Check out our archives to listen to past interviews with movement organizers, authors, elected officials and others fighting for justice in New York City and beyond.

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00:11:26

Jason Rosenberg Interviewed on WBAI by John Tarleton

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2021/05/19

John Tarleton interviews Jason Rosenberg of the Reclaim Pride Coalition about the controversy around cops at Pride and how things are looking for the 2021 Queer Liberation March. NYC Pride’s recent decision to ban contingents of cops from marching in their big annual parade has miffed the NYPD.

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00:18:13

Alex Kane Interviewed on WBAI by John Tarleton

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2021/05/12

John Tarleton, Editor-in-Chief of The Indypendent newspaper, interviews journalist Alex Kane, who helps make sense of the current conflict in Gaza as well as its impact on a heated mayoral race back here in New York City. The Israel/Palestine military clashes follow protests in East Jerusalem over an Israeli move to evict Palestinian families form their homes in East Jerusalem. Officials in Gaza report that 26 Palestinians, including 9 children, have been killed. Two people in Israel were also

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00:15:28

Rose Adams Interviewed on WBAI by John Tarleton

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2021/05/12

John Tarleton, Editor-in-Chief of The Indypendent newspaper, interviews Intercept writer Rose Adams, who broke a story that debases some of the claims of Jean Kim, City Hall lobbyist who alleged that Comptroller Scott Stringer sexually harassed her, roiling the NYC mayoral race.

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00:07:57

Todd Fine Interviewed on WBAI by John Tarleton

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2021/05/12

John Tarleton, Editor-in-Chief of The Indypendent newspaper, interviews The Indy's Todd Fine, who talks about several mega-development projects in lower Manhattan that are meeting strong opposition as well as the City Council’s Land Use Committee vote to approve the de Blasio administration’s plan to rezone Governor’s Island in order to bring in retail and hotels, bringing the plan one step closer to fruition.

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00:54:33

Indypendent Radio Hour on WBAI 11 May 2020

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2021/05/12

John Tarleton, Editor-in-Chief of The Indypendent newspaper, interviews: —Journalist Alex Kane, who helps make sense of the current conflict in Gaza as well as its impact on a heated mayoral race back here in New York City. The Israel/Palestine military clashes follow protests in East Jerusalem over an Israeli move to evict Palestinian families form their homes in East Jerusalem. Officials in Gaza report that 26 Palestinians, including 9 children, have been killed. Two people in Israel were also

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00:11:39

Valerie Coley and N’Jelle Murphy of Flatbush Tenant...

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2021/04/30

The Indypendent's John Tarleton and Amba Guerguerian interview Valerie Coley and N’Jelle Murphy of Flatbush Tenant Coalition about Intro 2050, which would provide nearly all NYC tenants with immediate access to legal counsel, something that would very important heading into the wave of evictions New York City will see if the May 1 eviction moratorium expiration isn’t extended.

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00:11:33

Nedia Morsy Interviewed on WBAI

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2021/04/30

The Indypendent's John Tarleton and co-host Amba Guerguerian interview Nedia Morsy, Organizing Director of Make the Road New Jersey, talks about the 21-day, immigrant-led hunger strike happening in New Jersey to push Governor Phil Murphy to create an excluded worker fund like the one that the New York state legislature just passed.

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00:05:36

Amba Guerguerian Interviewed on WBAI by John Tarleton

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2021/04/30

Indypendent Editor-in-Chief John Tarleton interviews Amba Guerguerian about her recent cover article in The Indypendent’s May issue about the contracts with ICE that Jersey’s Hudson, Essex and Bergen Counties make millions from by holding ICE detainees in their county jails.

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00:15:23

Alexa Aviles Interviewed on WBAI

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2021/04/30

The Indypendent's John Tarleton and Amba Guerguerian interview: Alexa Avilés, Sunset Park parent activist and District 38 City Council candidate, about the need to break away from standardized testing and how it hurts marginalized communities.

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00:55:04

The Indypendent Radio Hour on WBAI 4/26/20

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2021/04/30

The Indypendent's John Tarleton and co-host Amba Guerguerian interview: —Alexa Avilés, Sunset Park parent activist and District 38 City Council candidate, about the need to break away from standardized testing and how it hurts marginalized communities. —Nedia Morsy, Organizing Director of Make the Road New Jersey, talks about the 21-day, immigrant-led hunger strike happening in New Jersey to push Governor Phil Murphy to create an excluded worker fund like the one that the New York state

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00:26:32

Indypendent Radio on WBAI: Chauvin Found...

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2021/04/21

John Tarleton and Julia Thomas discuss 12 Minnesota jurors finding Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin, who killed Goerge Floyd, guilty on all three accounts of murder. Then they interview Bob Gangi, head of the Police Reform Organizing Project and long-time criminal justice advocate, about racist and abusive policing and potential reforms.

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00:58:38

22 August 2018, 6pm, Meeting w EC Freeholders At...

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2021/04/20

An August 22, 2018 secretly recorded meeting between a group of abolitionist activists and two Essex County freeholders (now commissioners) that was secretly taped by one participant. At minute 44, activist Faye Lederman asks about her children using Essex County parks and the zoo and what she needs to them about how they're funded. Then-Vice President (now president) Wayne Richardson and board counsel Michael Parlavecchio try to obfuscate about the diverse revenue sources, but Parlavecchio

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00:08:07

Eileen Myles Interviewed on WBAI by John Tarleton and...

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2021/04/14

John Tarleton and Julia Thomas interview Eileen Myles about, poet and community activist, about how residents of the Lower East Side are fighting to save the 58-acre East River Park from being demolished by the de Blasio administration.

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00:15:20

Jake Jacobs Interviewed on WBAI by John Tarleton and...

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2021/04/14

John Tarleton and Julia Thomas interview Jake Jacobs, a middle school art teacher in the Bronx and a member of the Movement of Rank and File Educators, the leftwing social justice caucus in the United Federation of Teachers. They talk about what's happening in New York City's classrooms as public schools struggle to continue teaching 1.1 million students.

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00:20:13

Jessica Ramos Interviewed on WBAI by John Tarleton...

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2021/04/14

John Tarleton and Julia Thomas interview NY State Senator Jessica Ramos of Queens about the newly enacted state budget which includes higher taxes on the rich for the first time in a decade, a $2.1 billion excluded workers fund, aid for distressed tenants, her thoughts on the NYC mayoral race and much more.

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00:54:26

Indypendent Radio Hour on WBAI 13 April 2021

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2021/04/14

John Tarleton, Editor-in-Chief of The Indypendent newspaper, and Julia Thomas interview: —NY State Senator Jessica Ramos of Queens about the newly enacted state budget which includes higher taxes on the rich for the first time in a decade, a $2.1 billion excluded workers fund, aid for distressed tenants, her thoughts on the NYC mayoral race and much more. —Jake Jacobs, a middle school art teacher in the Bronx and a member of the Movement of Rank and File Educators, the leftwing social justice

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00:18:44

Lauren Gurley Interviewed on WBAI by John Tarleton...

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2021/03/31

John Tarleton and Julia Thomas interview Lauren Gurley, a labor reporter for VICE who has extensively covered Amazon. She is covering the labor struggle that has been unfolding in Bessemer, Alabama, where nearly 6,000 Amazon workers voted on whether to form the first Amazon union shop in the United States. The company has poured millions into trying to convince its workers to reject the union.

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00:05:17

Colleen Baublitz Interviewed on WBAI by John Tarleton...

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2021/03/31

John Tarleton and Julia Thomas interview Colleen Baublitz, a PhD candidate in the Earth and Environmental Sciences department at Columbia University, and a member of the Graduate Workers of Columbia union. Thousands of students with the Graduate Workers of Columbia union have been on strike since March 15 over demands for higher pay, expanded healthcare provisions, and workplace protections. This comes after two years of stalled contract negotiations.

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00:55:10

Indypendent Radio Hour on WBAI // 30 March 2020

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2021/03/31

John Tarleton, Editor-in-Chief of the Indypendent and the Indy's Julia Thomas interview: —Steven Wishnia, long-time reporter on the drug war and the author of 'The Cannabis Companion.' New York is on the verge of enacting historic legislation to legalize marijuana and create a legal market for it to be bought and sold. —Lauren Gurley, a labor reporter for Vice who has reported extensively on Amazon. She has been covering the labor struggle that has been unfolding in Bessemer, Alabama where nearly

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00:16:40

Steven Wishnia Interviewed on WBAI by John Tarleton...

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2021/03/31

John Tarleton and Julia Thomas interview Steven Wishnia, long-time reporter on the drug war and author of 'The Cannabis Companion.' New York is on the verge of enacting historic legislation to legalize marijuana and create a legal market for it to be bought and sold.

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