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Healthcare in Cardiac Arrest
The movement to reform healthcare has come to a screeching halt with its future in serious doubt. Congressman/medical doctor Tom Price (R-GA) and Congresswoman/nurse Eddie Bernice Johnson (D- TX) share their diagnosis.
Lottery winner Cynthia Stafford is giving back by donating $1 million for arts education and investing $30 million in her own film company, Queen Nefertari Productions.
Kafi Blumenfield, president and CEO of Liberty Hill Foundation, hosts the Uplifting Change summit to encourage African Americans to increase their philanthropy.
The Tavis Smiley Show salutes Howard Zinn, the Boston professor who made history come alive with stories of real people, passed away last week. He was 87.
Do you know where your TARP money is and how it's being spent? Elizabeth Warren, chair of the Congressional Oversight Panel for TARP, lays it out for listeners, while Forbes magazine columnist Tom Cooley tells us why education is the key to consumer protection.
Cheyenne River tribe chairman Joseph Brings Plenty and Native activist/rapper Ray Martin tell us about the little-publicized humanitarian crisis in South Dakota following the worst winter weather in decades.
UCLA Geography professor Judith Carney discusses rice farmers on the Upper Guinea Coast and the "Black Rice" thesis in her book, In the Shadow of Slavery: Africa's Botanical Legacy in the Atlantic World.