Interview with David Holtz, coordinator of the Oil & Water Don't Mix coalition, conducted by Melinda Tuhus.

David Holtz, coordinator of the Oil & Water Don’t Mix Coalition, talks about the history of the pipeline and the fight to decommission Line 5 before it ruptures and contaminates the Great Lakes, one of the largest sources of fresh water in the world.

Interview with Paul Street, an independent radical-democratic policy researcher, journalist, historian and author of This Happened Here: Amerikaners, Neoliberals, and the Trumping of America, conducted by Scott Harris.

Paul Street talks about his recent Counterpunch.org commentary, “Why Trump Is So Indifferent to Public Opinion in an Election Year.” Street is author of This Happened Here: Amerikaners, Neoliberals, and the Trumping of America.

Interview with Mel Goodman, a senior fellow at the Center for International Policy and professor of government at Johns Hopkins University, conducted by Scott Harris.

Mel Goodman, a former CIA analyst and author of Failure of Intelligence: The Decline and Fall of the CIA, discusses the issues raised in his recent Counterpunch piece, “Sino-American Relations and the ‘Thucydides Trap.’”

Interview with Heather Digby Parton, Salon columnist and Digby’s Hullabaloo blogger, conducted by Scott Harris.

Heather Parton discusses her recent commentary, “Trump’s antiwar claims blow up in his face after Iran fiasco.” Opposition to the president’s war with Iran among Gen Z MAGA members could help create positive political change regarding U.S. foreign policy, political history and a possible new post-Trump antiwar realignment.

Interview with David Faris, professor of political science at Roosevelt University and author of The Kids Are All Left: How Young Voters Will Unite America, conducted by Scott Harris.

Professor Faris talks about the issues examined in his recent Nation Magazine article, “Why Ending the Iran War May Be a Never-Ending Story.” As Trump’s “excursion” veers into quagmire territory, he may just try to walk away amid a host of new distractions.

Prof. Richard Wolff, economist and author, discusses the current state of the US economy in the face of the US-Israeli war on Iran and the A.I. juggernaut.
Community organizer Seth Garbin, talks about a new initiative, Danbury Unites for Immigrants launched to support immigrant communities in Danbury, CT.
Panel: Scott Harris, Ruthanne Baumgartner and Richard Hill

Interview with Jon Copeland, an organizer with Hold the Line, conducted by Melinda Tuhus.

Two companies, Oracle and Open AI, have plans to build a huge artificial intelligence data center in southern New Mexico, near its border with Texas. To power the center they call Project Jupiter, the companies plan on using methane, which is 100 times more damaging to the climate than carbon dioxide emissions over the short term. Between The Lines’ Melinda Tuhus spoke with Jon Copeland, an organizer with Hold the Line, that's fighting to stop the pipeline, about the state of play of the project and what comes next.

Interview with John Miksad, a member of Veterans for Peace and World Beyond War, conducted by Scott Harris.

John Miksad talks about a coalition of groups sponsoring two events in Norwalk, Connecticut on Memorial Day, May 25 to promote peace, honor the fallen and support our current troops by keeping our soldiers out of harm’s way in endless disastrous wars, including Trump’s disastrous war on Iran; Trump’s deployment of the U.S. military to attack civilian boats in the Caribbean and Pacific and his oil blockade of Cuba.