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Arun Gupta in the latest issue of the Indypendent, on the way neoliberal "reforms" are being pushed Haiti's way. Gupta joins guest host Esther Armah in the studio, along with Reverend Osagyefo Sekou, who just returned from Haiti, to talk about the rebuilding effort underway and how people in the U.S. can help make sure Haiti is rebuilt for the Haitian people. Simon Kashama learned English listening to music like the Rolling Stones and James Brown--he was born in the Congo but spent his childhood in Belgium.

Heading into Copenhagen, Greenpeace's Kelly Rigg explains how cooperation and action accomplished an impossible goal in Antarctica -- and how it can happen again. Let's hope the politicians making decisions in the next two weeks are listening.

Maya Wiley, Tim Casey and Heather Boushey discuss the problems with unemployment and underemployment in this country and that they will not be fixed by returning to where we were. Author Thomas Frank's study of conservatives has left him convinced that having anti-government people in charge of government leads only to destruction. In the second part of yesterday's video from the Real News Network on the ongoing crisis in Honduras, we look at what happens next. After claiming victory in the heavily-boycotted election, what will the new government do to consolidate its power?

Accusations of racism and classism in the aftermath of Hurrican Katrina demand we open these issues to public debate. Join Amiri Baraka, Damu Smith, Dr. Beverly Wright, Malik Rahim, Food Not Bombs, and many survivors.