Special program on Genocide

[stevenleser]

Press release - Special program on Genocide

Steve Leser, host of the radio show Making Sense with Steve Leser, a frequent guest on political shows on Fox News, and RT and formerly a blogger for the International Business Times will host a special show on Genocide to be aired on Sunday April 21st at 7pm eastern time on blogtalkradio.com and on Monday April 22nd at 2pm Pacific time on KCAA 1050am the NBC Radio Affiliate in southern California. The show is timed to closely coincide with the anniversary of various genocides, April 1975 is when the Khmer Rouge took control of Cambodia. April 6th is the anniversary of the start of the Rwandan Genocide. April 8th is Holocaust Remembrance day and April 24th is the anniversary of the start of the Armenian Genocide.

Guests will include survivors and family members of survivors relating their stories of the Armenian Genocide, the Cambodian Genocide, the Rwandan Genocide and the Holocaust. Discussions will include astonishing ways the genocides are similar and how earlier genocides may have been used as blueprints for more recent events. Finally, the hosts and guests will discuss how to make 'Never Again' a reality.

The show can be heard in the inland Empire area of California by tuning in to 1050am Monday April 22nd at 2pm Pacific time or by browsing to http://tunein.com/radio/KCAA-1050-s31934/ at 2pm Pacific time on Monday April 22nd. The show can also be heard by browsing to http://www.blogtalkradio.com/lesersense/2013/04/21/making-sense-with-steve-leser--special-on-genocide at 7pm on Sunday, April 21st or anytime thereafter.

[freshwest]

1. So many things in the month of April. This is a lot for one program to delve into.

[LeftInTX]

2. This Armenian will listen

[stevenleser]

3. !

[DevonRex]

4. I will listen. And I'll pass this

along if I may. It's so important. Never forget.

[stevenleser]

6. Thank you!

[DevonRex]

7. On the same topic

and to kick this, have you ever heard of this professor and the site Global Research? It came up in another thread. Here's a link and it gives a Wiki link about the professor.
http://www.democraticunderground.com/10022682993#post49

The portion in Wikipedia that's pertinent to this is the Criticism section. In my work I had the misfortune to come across deniers from time to time. They were the most disturbing people I met, with one exception.

[stevenleser]

8. Ugh, deniers. We talk about them a bit in the program.

More after it airs...

[stevenleser]

5. Kick

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[stevenleser]

9. Kick

[stevenleser]

10. Two and a half hours to show time kick!

[stevenleser]

11. 10 Minutes until first showtime kick! nt