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Send us a Text Message.Was Deep Learning Revolution Bad For Causal Inference?Did deep learning revolution slowed down the progress in causal research?Can causality help in finding drug repurposing candidates?What are the main challenges in using causal inference at scale?Ehud Karavani, the author of the CausalLib Python library and Researcher at IBM Research shares his experiences and thoughts on these challenging questions.Ehud believes in the power of good code, but for him code is not only about software development.He sees coding as an inseparable part of modern-day research.A powerful conversation for anyone interested in applied causal modeling.In this episode we discuss:Can causality help in finding drug repurposing candidates?Challenges in data processing for causal inference at scaleMotivation behind Python causal inference library CausalLibWorking at IBM Research Ready to dive in? About The GuestEhud Karavani, MSc is Research Staff Member at IBM Research in the Causal Machine Learning for Healthcare & Life Sciences Group. He focuses on high-throughput causal inference for finding new indications for existing drugs using electronic health records and insurance claims data. He's the original author of Causallib - one of the first Python libraries specialized in causal inference.Connect with Ehud:Ehud on Twitter/XEhud on LinkedInEhud's web page About The HostAleksander (Alex) Molak is an independent machine learning researcher, educator, entrepreneur and a best-selling author in the area of causality. Connect with Alex: Alex on the InternetLinksLinks for this episode can be found here Video version of this episode can be found here. Support the Show.Causal Bandits PodcastCausal AI || Causal Machine Learning || Causal Inference & DiscoveryWeb: https://causalbanditspodcast.comConnect on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aleksandermolak/Join Causal Python Weekly: https://causalpython.io The Causal Book: https://amzn.to/3QhsRz4

Could your steak dinner be tricking your immune system? In this episode we shed light on the connection between specific foods and colorectal cancer. Explore xeno-autoantigens, grasp the nuances of immunotherapy, and question the reliability of animal-derived heart valves. Vered Padler-Karavani is the principal investigator in the Department of Cell Research and Immunology at Tel Aviv University. Her research combines glycobiology, immunology, bio-nanotechnology, cancer research and xenotransplantation. Tune in to uncover the hidden connections between glycans, our diet, and the potential health repercussions.We discuss: Why study Glycobiology [01:35]Xeno-autoantigens & Xenosialitis [03:16]Where Does Neu5Gc Accumulate? [06:33]Red Meat & Colorectal Cancer [10:28]Tumor-associated Carbohydrate Antigens [11:54]Immunotherapy: Potential & Limitations [13:22]Animal-derived Heart Valves: Safety & Efficacy [20:02]Navigating Safety Regulations for Biologic Therapies [31:27] Neu5Gc in Foods: The Gcemic Index [34:14]Does Prof. Vered Padler-Karavani Still Eat Red Meat? [37:23]Neu5Gc as Biomarkers [38:08] Follow Vered on social media: LinkedInTwitter View the Show Notes Page for this Episode Engage with us on social media: Instagram LinkedInFacebookTwitter Please be advised that this show is for information only and should not be considered as a replacement or equal to medical advice. 

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Naomi Karavani interviews journalist Danny Haiphong and takes a look at modern China, the propaganda being deployed against it by the US empire, and the reality that contrasts with that propaganda. Haiphong's journalism is published on his ‘Chronicles of Haiphong' Substack. There are many lies being spread about China across the West, and they're shading the people's understanding of what's happening in the world's most populous country. Haiphong explains how the Belt and Road Initiative really works, the new Cold War being developed by the NATO powers, and much more. Then, Karavani looks into the collapse of the US welfare system. This has become a punitive tool used to keep the working poor in line since Bill Clinton gutted it in the ‘90s and merciless bureaucrats got to take over. Karavani brings you some of the more shocking stories of the welfare system screwing over its poor victims. Jaffer Khan finishes off the show by looking into evidence that the Notorious BIG may have been assassinated by cops.

When Xiomara Castro won the election in Honduras the other week, it was a repudiation of the 2009 US-backed coup that overthrew her husband, Manuel Zelaya. Naomi Karavani reports on the elections and what they mean for the global left. Castro's husband had ruled as a centrist democrat. He was removed from power in 2009 over small reforms that offended those in power. After a decade of corrupt leadership from the business community Castro won power as a democratic socialist and the imperialists are mad about it. Karavani also reports on recent news around the conservative war against abortion rights in the US, debt collectors being allowed to harass people on social media, Joe Biden's record on climate change, and more. Anders Lee looks into Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg's inaction when it comes to addressing the supply chain shortages the US is facing. He shows us some of the actions that the secretary of transportation could take to free up the flow of goods in the market. Of course, the neoliberal mindset would never allow soldiers like Pete to improve the working conditions of the workers who keep this nation's transportation infrastructure working. We're going to have to settle with system failure. Finally, Jaffer Khan exposes how the Mormon Church has taken over Utah's social welfare system. People have been forced to convert to Mormonism to receive their benefits and have faced other forms of discrimination from the church.

Naomi Karavani sits down with Ben Burgis to discuss the philosophy professor's latest book, ‘Christopher Hitchens: What He Got Right, How He Went Wrong, and Why He Still Matters'. Hitchens began his intellectual career as a socialist and ended it as a supporter of the War on Terror. Karavani and Burgis look at some of Hitchens' career highlights such as exposing Bill Clinton, Mother Teresa, and more. They also get into what started his rightward slide and how 9/11 broke his brain. Anders Lee and Jaffer Khan join Karavani to look over some of the missed headlines from the week. General Stanley McChrystal wrote a book about doing business without having a business career. A billionaire has asked the Olympics to be more accommodating to yacht owners. And Japanese cops have been stealing from the American playbook when it comes to discrimination.

Microwork is a rising form of labor exploitation being deployed by some of the world's best-known corporations. It's online work requiring the performance of repetitive, often menial tasks for minimal pay, and there are big players among the ranks of those who offer it, including Jeff Bezos' Mechanical Turk. Naomi Karavani takes a look at the phenomenon and introduces us to some of those who know the industry all too well. Their tasks includes the likes of identifying and labeling the contents of images, or translating or transcribing audio. Vulnerable people such as refugees and those living in the Occupied Territories are the target workers for the microwork industry, and abuse is common, she discovers, extending in some cases to harassment. Later in the program, Karavani covers the victimization argument around which Ghislaine Maxwell's lawyers are constructing their case, Joe Biden's flippant lies about believing in a waiver for the intellectual property of Covid-19 vaccines, and more. Jaffer Khan reports on the recent victory for Indian farmers, who had been engaged in a massive protest campaign to overturn reforms that had opened up their industry to exploitation. Prime Minister Narendra Modi finally gave into their pressure and reversed the changes, but they've chosen to continue their campaign in order to exact yet more concessions. Anders Lee dives into the debate about inflation in the US. America has seen 6% inflation in the past year and the talking heads at the top are taking this as an opportunity to blame the rise on welfare spending. But is that really the whole story? Lee takes apart the arguments of economist Larry Summers.

Lee Camp exposes Bill Gates and the hidden side of his capitalist projects. The corporate media spend hours honoring his benevolent philanthropy, but rich men never give anything away without a string attached and Gates' empire has strings connected to dark activities around the world. After listening to Lee, you'll understand why it's safe to assume that none of Gates' charity is intended to help people. His pharmaceutical interests push unsafe drugs on the global south that drive profits back into Gates' pockets. His agricultural interests build monopolies that harm local farmers. And the list goes on. Camp also provides context for the recent release of the chief financial officer of the Chinese technology company Huawei. Naomi Karavani goes over the lessons of a new book about the US drone wars. ‘Humane' by Samuel Moyn is a deep dive into the drone bombing campaign made famous under President Barack Obama and it should make you furious. Karavani, fortunately, makes it funny. Anders Lee finishes off the show with a recent legal victory for student athletes in the NCAA. Popular student athletes create massive profits for colleges that are protected from properly compensating them. But support for the rights of student athletes have become more popular in recent years. They are still in an uphill battle but early steps have been taken.

Naomi Karavani introduces viewers to a retro development in corporate totalitarian power. ‘Company towns' were made famous by coal towns where miners and their families would live in houses, shop at grocery stores, spend independent ‘scrip' currencies, and send their kids to schools owned by their employers. Modern corporations are trying to bring back this practice in towns across the US. She then reports on the US' quick return to Afghanistan, insider trading from Congress, and more. Jaffer Khan joins Naomi to cover developments from the Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood in Jerusalem. Anders Lee and Karavani discuss threats to the endangered red wolf in the US, and the extension of the eviction moratorium.

Amanda Yee is the host of the podcast Radio Free Amanda, where she tackles anti-China propaganda in politics, culture and the media. Anders Lee interviews Yee on this episode that's hosted by Naomi Karavani. Lee and Yee look into the propaganda surrounding Chinese athletes at the Olympics, the development of – and Western backlash to – China's Belt and Road Initiative, the reality about what's happening in Xinjiang and why the US is building a campaign around it, Edward Said's concept of Orientalism, and more. Karavani is joined by Jaffer Khan for a continuation of a very American story. The Sheriff's Office in Pasco County, Florida has undertaken a “Pre-Crime” program that Karavani and Khan covered last week. Khan got his hands on a letter received by some of the parents of children targeted by the program. The program uses illegally collected data to target young people for police harassment in a clear attempt to intimidate their families into leaving town. The letter reads like a threat from a sheriff to a family that hasn't been accused or found guilty of a crime.

Naomi Karavani hosts Redacted Tonight this week. A few corporations have taken near-monopoly control over the foods we buy in grocery stores. Karavani exposes how these special interests have managed to win insane subsidies for their businesses and force processed food products on society. Mark Horvath is the founder and director of InvisiblePeople.tv. The non-profit organization was built to highlight the plight of people living on the streets in the US. Horvath had experienced homelessness and held a career in the TV industry in Los Angeles before the 2008 economic collapse.

Naomi Karavani hosts Redacted Tonight this week. A few corporations have taken near-monopoly control over the foods we buy in grocery stores. Karavani exposes how these special interests have managed to win insane subsidies for their businesses and force processed food products on society. Mark Horvath is the founder and director of InvisiblePeople.tv. The non-profit organization was built to highlight the plight of people living on the streets in the US. Horvath had experienced homelessness and held a career in the TV industry in Los Angeles before the 2008 economic collapse.

Naomi Karavani hosts Redacted Tonight this week. A few corporations have taken near-monopoly control over the foods we buy in grocery stores. Karavani exposes how these special interests have managed to win insane subsidies for their businesses and force processed food products on society. It's a story of lobbying, bribes, and propaganda that lets these corporations get away with putting trash on our tables while paying the people who produce their products peanuts. Then, Karavani covers Big Pharma's push for bigger profits from the vaccine, the FBI's latest invasion of your privacy in tandem with Big Tech, and much more. Jaffer Khan joins Naomi Karavani to look into the resignation of New York Governor Andrew Cuomo. The corrupt governor will leave power after an investigation exposed the prolific sexual harassment that women working with him were subjected to. Khan goes into the many reasons he should've resigned years ago. Anders Lee reports on the real reasons that the US is facing a “labor shortage” and how corporations have gone about addressing their problem. More companies are turning their attention to prison labor as workers remain resistant to returning to low-wage jobs while they have other options.

Lee Camp sits down with investigative journalist Ann Garrison to learn about US imperialist goals in Ethiopia. Garrison is a contributing editor at Black Agenda Report and has been reporting on the civil war in the country. The US' intentions in Ethiopia can be mapped out with a look at its history of “humanitarian” intervention and its actions during the genocide in Rwanda. Naomi Karavani reports on the recently exposed NSO Group's Pegasus surveillance software. Leaks revealed the scope of the Israeli operation that targeted politicians, journalists, and activists around the world. Karavani looks into how Joe Biden and friends are helping to silence the story.

Lee Camp looks into how Western notions of authoritarianism are disconnected from reality. The talking heads of imperialist propaganda will attack the enemies of US empire – with or without evidence – for economic inequality, a lack of freedom, illegitimate elections and whatever they think they can get away with saying. The same talking heads will also ignore or justify the existence of those same problems in the US and the societies of its allies. Camp reports on the development of a new gargantuan nuclear weapons program. Anders Lee takes on the state of US-Cuba relations. President Joe Biden has taken the same hardline stance as Donald Trump by maintaining the embargo. This position moves away from Barack Obama's policies that sought to cool tensions between the neighboring nations. Naomi Karavani and Camp discuss the assassination of Haitian President Jovenel Moïse. The unfolding story started this week when mercenaries raided his compound and murdered the country's illegitimate and heavily protested president. Karavani also covers the latest revelations in the prosecution of Julian Assange.

Naomi Karavani hosts this VIP special. Anders Lee interviews Gigi Droesch, who organizes with NOlympics LA. The Olympics has historically had a negative impact on the poor in the communities it comes to. With an LA Olympics planned for 2028, Droesch and her cohort of organizers hope to shine a light on that history and convince the city of LA not to go through with hosting the event. Naomi Karavani reports on the British lawsuit that would force Uber to treat its drivers like employees. Uber’s response to this lawsuit was to threaten to stop operating anywhere that wants them to give the people who make money for their app the basic respect workers deserve. Karavani also reports on the corporate response to people not wanting to work in their low-paying industries. The rich are shocked that they’re finding it hard to pay poverty wages for terrible jobs. Natalie McGill looks into how Big Tech is plotting to defang privacy bills introduced across the nation after California passed one last year.

Dan Kovalik just published a book about how the US justifies imperialist violence under the guise of humanitarian intervention. He sits down with Lee Camp this week to discuss the book and how it applies to the US’s current situation. Under Trump, we’ve seen how the first time the media embraced him was after he bombed Syria in the middle of a US-Russian proxy war disguised as a Syrian civil war. They also take swings at Obama's UN Ambassador, the ostensibly left-wing Samantha Power, whose hands ended up drenched in blood in Libya. Their wide-ranging conversation exposes the bloody character of US empire-building. Naomi Karavani takes a look at how US TV’s reality documentary ‘Live PD’ encouraged police malfeasance. The ‘copaganda’ was canceled in the wake of the George Floyd uprising, but Karavani shows how shocking it is that it lasted so long. Natalie McGill reports on a piece of mind-blowing history: a successful black community in the middle of Manhattan that was demolished and replaced with Central Park. This is part of the story of how white supremacy still reigned, even after slavery was officially over.

Naomi Karavani is the guest host of this episode of VIP. Karavani, Lee Camp and Natalie McGill open the show with a panel where they compare the coronavirus pandemic to former crises in the US, how our society is relying on low-wage workers to continue functioning throughout this pandemic, and how the powerful are measuring lives against economic stability. Naomi looks into pandemic profiteering, some dirty recipients of stimulus money, and the tragedy unfolding on Rikers Island during the pandemic.

Jordan Charitan of Status Coup talks about what he discovered in Flint in regards to the Water Crisis! Marilynn Winn talks about reforming the criminal justice system in Atlanta to help women in prison!  New Live Stand Up Comedy Dates in Montreal, Kansas City, Minneapolis, London, Milwaukee & Madison! 

Jordan Charitan of Status Coup talks about what he discovered in Flint in regards to the Water Crisis! Marilynn Winn talks about reforming the criminal justice system in Atlanta to help women in prison!  New Live Stand Up Comedy Dates in Montreal, Kansas City, Minneapolis, London, Milwaukee & Madison! 

Sponsors Sentry use the code "devchat" for $100 credit TripleByte Panel Mark Ericksen Josh Adams Joined by Special Guests: Kevin Moore and Barak Karavani Summary Kevin Moore and Barak Karavani start by introducing Gremlex; they also define graph databases and explain what graph databases are used for. The panel asks Kevin and Barak about their work with chatbots and why they chose to use a graph database for this project. Amazon Neptune is introduced, Kevin and Barak explain why they chose to use Neptune and its role in them using Gremlin. The panel discusses open sourcing. Kevin and Barak share what it was like to open source Gremlex and the benefits they have seen in their company because of it. They discuss licensing and give advice for developers who would like to convince their company to open source. The features of Gremlex are discussed and Kevin and Barak share sources for getting started with Gremlex, including recommendations for running Gremlex and test support recommendations. The episode ends as Kevin and Barak explain why they chose elixir and how they teach elixir. Links Gremlex Home Page Gremlex Github Repo Gremlex Medium Post https://aws.amazon.com/neptune/ https://gremlex.carlabs.ai/ https://www.carlabs.ai/ https://neo4j.com/ https://dgraph.io/ https://orientdb.com/ https://medium.com/carlabs/introducing-gremlex-6f685adf73bd http://tinkerpop.apache.org/ https://pragprog.com/book/elixir/programming-elixir http://plataformatec.com.br/ https://www.manning.com/books/the-little-elixir-and-otp-guidebook https://github.com/rrrene/credo http://erlang.org/doc/man/dialyzer.html https://github.com/nccgroup/sobelow https://github.com/hmemcpy/milewski-ctfp-pdf https://github.com/kevmojay https://github.com/barakyo https://twitter.com/kevmojay https://www.facebook.com/Elixir-Mix https://twitter.com/elixir_mix Picks Mark Ericksen https://www.makemkv.com/ Josh Adams https://github.com/infinitered/torch https://blog.ispirata.com/get-started-with-elm-0-19-and-phoenix-1-4-291beebb350b   Kevin Moore https://bartoszmilewski.com/2014/10/28/category-theory-for-programmers-the-preface/ Nudge: Improving Decisions About Health, Wealth, and Happiness Barak Karavani http://haskellbook.com/

Sponsors Sentry use the code "devchat" for $100 credit TripleByte Panel Mark Ericksen Josh Adams Joined by Special Guests: Kevin Moore and Barak Karavani Summary Kevin Moore and Barak Karavani start by introducing Gremlex; they also define graph databases and explain what graph databases are used for. The panel asks Kevin and Barak about their work with chatbots and why they chose to use a graph database for this project. Amazon Neptune is introduced, Kevin and Barak explain why they chose to use Neptune and its role in them using Gremlin. The panel discusses open sourcing. Kevin and Barak share what it was like to open source Gremlex and the benefits they have seen in their company because of it. They discuss licensing and give advice for developers who would like to convince their company to open source. The features of Gremlex are discussed and Kevin and Barak share sources for getting started with Gremlex, including recommendations for running Gremlex and test support recommendations. The episode ends as Kevin and Barak explain why they chose elixir and how they teach elixir. Links Gremlex Home Page Gremlex Github Repo Gremlex Medium Post https://aws.amazon.com/neptune/ https://gremlex.carlabs.ai/ https://www.carlabs.ai/ https://neo4j.com/ https://dgraph.io/ https://orientdb.com/ https://medium.com/carlabs/introducing-gremlex-6f685adf73bd http://tinkerpop.apache.org/ https://pragprog.com/book/elixir/programming-elixir http://plataformatec.com.br/ https://www.manning.com/books/the-little-elixir-and-otp-guidebook https://github.com/rrrene/credo http://erlang.org/doc/man/dialyzer.html https://github.com/nccgroup/sobelow https://github.com/hmemcpy/milewski-ctfp-pdf https://github.com/kevmojay https://github.com/barakyo https://twitter.com/kevmojay https://www.facebook.com/Elixir-Mix https://twitter.com/elixir_mix Picks Mark Ericksen https://www.makemkv.com/ Josh Adams https://github.com/infinitered/torch https://blog.ispirata.com/get-started-with-elm-0-19-and-phoenix-1-4-291beebb350b   Kevin Moore https://bartoszmilewski.com/2014/10/28/category-theory-for-programmers-the-preface/ Nudge: Improving Decisions About Health, Wealth, and Happiness Barak Karavani http://haskellbook.com/

Live Stand Up Comedy Special from Miami! Featuring Comedy from all the cast members of the Redacted Tonight team!

Live Stand Up Comedy Special from Miami! Featuring Comedy from all the cast members of the Redacted Tonight team!

A full correspondents episode! Natalie McGill talks about new scams by Wall Street! Naomi Karavani talks how Tech companies are anti-immigrant! John F. O'Donnell discusses how there's no scientific data in forensics!  PLUS get the NEW Lee Camp Comedy Special!!

A full correspondents episode! Natalie McGill talks about new scams by Wall Street! Naomi Karavani talks how Tech companies are anti-immigrant! John F. O'Donnell discusses how there's no scientific data in forensics!  PLUS get the NEW Lee Camp Comedy Special!!

Claire Connelly talks about how the liberal elites are failing the people. Plus the various times the FBI have screwed up, more New York Times propaganda and so much more!

Claire Connelly talks about how the liberal elites are failing the people. Plus the various times the FBI have screwed up, more New York Times propaganda and so much more!

Eugene Puryear talks about how the Democratic Party has failed to address race and discrimination. Plus a new CNN ad and the newly discovered JFK files. 

Eugene Puryear talks about how the Democratic Party has failed to address race and discrimination. Plus a new CNN ad and the newly discovered JFK files. 

Elizabeth Vos, from Disobedient Media, talks about the demonetization of independent media online from both sides of the aisle! Plus the NFL boycott, new tax breaks for the rich and so much more!

Elizabeth Vos, from Disobedient Media, talks about the demonetization of independent media online from both sides of the aisle! Plus the NFL boycott, new tax breaks for the rich and so much more!

From The Young Turk, Journalist Jordan Chariton discusses attending Trump rallies, the corruption in the media and more! Plus, the CIA confesses, the USA today's propaganda and more!

From The Young Turk, Journalist Jordan Chariton discusses attending Trump rallies, the corruption in the media and more! Plus, the CIA confesses, the USA today's propaganda and more!

Lee Camp and the Redacted Team cover how the Mainstream Media is covering up lies to promote wars, the real History of the Revolutionary War and more! 

Lee Camp and the Redacted Team cover how the Mainstream Media is covering up lies to promote wars, the real History of the Revolutionary War and more! 

Dr. William Pepper talks about the case about the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. Plus, Net Neutrality, Black Lives Matter and more!

Dr. William Pepper talks about the case about the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. Plus, Net Neutrality, Black Lives Matter and more!

Executive Director of The Rules, Alnoor Ladah, discusses how Capitalism is failing the common man. Plus how we're being spied on through our technology, an inteview with Chase Iron Eyes and more! 

Executive Director of The Rules, Alnoor Ladah, discusses how Capitalism is failing the common man. Plus how we're being spied on through our technology, an inteview with Chase Iron Eyes and more! 

Economist Richard Wolff talks to Lee Camp about the collapse of Capitalism, plus the Billionaire who got Trump elected, the death of the Bees and more!

Economist Richard Wolff talks to Lee Camp about the collapse of Capitalism, plus the Billionaire who got Trump elected, the death of the Bees and more!

Isra Allison talks about a Brand New Congress and how to get involved with Lee Camp. Plus the best of Redacted Tonight from 2016!

Isra Allison talks about a Brand New Congress and how to get involved with Lee Camp. Plus the best of Redacted Tonight from 2016!

Lee Camp covers the story of Leonard Peltier, America's Longest Political Prisoner. PLUS the Redacted Tonight Stand Up Comedy Special, Live from the World Famous Laugh Factory!

Lee Camp covers the story of Leonard Peltier, America's Longest Political Prisoner. PLUS the Redacted Tonight Stand Up Comedy Special, Live from the World Famous Laugh Factory!

Award Winning Journalist Lulu Fries'dat talks to Lee Camp about the crisis within our Elections. Plus more Election Fraud, Police take away the blankets of the Homeless, Nestle's attack on water and more!

Award Winning Journalist Lulu Fries'dat talks to Lee Camp about the crisis within our Elections. Plus more Election Fraud, Police take away the blankets of the Homeless, Nestle's attack on water and more!

Lee Camp talks to an Iowa Resident that was kicked off her OWN Farm! Plus how CNN is Fake News, Election and Voting, Gun Control and more! 

Lee Camp talks to an Iowa Resident that was kicked off her OWN Farm! Plus how CNN is Fake News, Election and Voting, Gun Control and more! 

Journalist Jordan Chariton discusses the leaked emails of Hillary Clinton from Wikileaks as well as the state of journalism! Plus the North Dakota Access Pipeline Protests, Election Fraud, and more! 

Journalist Jordan Chariton discusses the leaked emails of Hillary Clinton from Wikileaks as well as the state of journalism! Plus the North Dakota Access Pipeline Protests, Election Fraud, and more! 

Dennis Trainor Jr., creator of the documentary 'American Autumn', talks to Lee Camp about the importance of the Occupy Movement and the Bernie Movement. Plus The Dakota Pipeline Protest, Polling Result Fraud, the iPhone 7 and more! 

Dennis Trainor Jr., creator of the documentary 'American Autumn', talks to Lee Camp about the importance of the Occupy Movement and the Bernie Movement. Plus The Dakota Pipeline Protest, Polling Result Fraud, the iPhone 7 and more! 

Sameera Khan, Former Ms. New Jersey, talks about getting arrested and politics in Pageants. Plus the TPP, Lesser of Two Evils and more!

Sameera Khan, Former Ms. New Jersey, talks about getting arrested and politics in Pageants. Plus the TPP, Lesser of Two Evils and more!

John F. O'Donnell & Naomi Karavani are going to really delve into some interesting redacted topics in a radical and funny way. Plus they are going to interview two very special guests, Reggie Watts & Sophia McClennan! This is a unique special episode of Moment of Clarity! Keep Fighting!

John F. O'Donnell & Naomi Karavani are going to really delve into some interesting redacted topics in a radical and funny way. Plus they are going to interview two very special guests, Reggie Watts & Sophia McClennan! This is a unique special episode of Moment of Clarity! Keep Fighting!