Location:
United States
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Podcasts
Description:
KJZZ's Monday Morning Dumpster Dive
Language:
English
Contact:
480-834-5627
Email:
theshow@kjzz.org
Episodes
University Of Virginia Releases Emails From Charlottesville 'Unite The Right' Rally
11/13/2017
Freelance journalist Ken Klippenstein discusses emails released after the violent rally in Charlottesville, Virginia
Duración:00:03:40
New DeVos Guidelines Could Raise Burden Of Proof For Victims Of Sexual Assault
9/25/2017
Alesha Durfee is an Associate Professor at Arizona State University's School of Social Transformation. She discusses Education Secretary Betsy DeVos's new guidelines for Sexual Assault on college campuses.
Duración:00:04:42
Trump Dumps Trans Ban Before Harvey Hits
8/28/2017
Matt Thorn of Outserve-SLDN talks about legal action that will be taken this week against President Trump's ban on transgender people in the armed forces.
Duración:00:05:02
Journalists Push Back Against Increase In Public Records Fees
7/10/2017
Independent journalist Tony Webster talks about the fight for public records in Minnesota after the City Council in Duluth recently tried to raise costs.
Duración:00:05:12
Trump Dumps His Financial Disclosures
6/19/2017
On Friday, the Office of Government Ethics released a 98 page report on President Trump's business dealings. Financial author Annie Logue discusses what's in the report and what was left out.
Duración:00:05:59
Keeping Up With Trump's Perpetual News Dump
6/5/2017
Politicians have used the "Friday News Dump" to bury bad press for years. But as CNN's Tom LoBianco explains, we have entered a new era: the "Perpetual News Dump."
Duración:00:04:18
Trump Budget Could End Drug Control Office When It's Most Needed
5/7/2017
Politico's Dan Diamond discusses the White House budget proposal that would effectively end the Office of National Drug Control Policy amidst a national opioid crisis.
Duración:00:03:59
Newsrooms Unite To Cover White House Financial Disclosures
4/3/2017
The White House had reporters scrambling Friday night when it made 180 staff financial disclosures available on the web. Derek Kravitz is a research editor at ProPublica, one of the newsrooms that came together to tackle the news dump.
Duración:00:07:05
Even DHS Recommends Against Trump's Travel Ban
2/27/2017
The Associated Press broke a big story on a Department of Homeland Security report on Friday. Turns out not even DHS supports the travel ban. AP reporter Alicia A. Caldwell has the story.
Duración:00:05:06
County Judge Strikes Down A Charter School Challenge
2/20/2017
A county judge in Washington Struck down a challenge to the constitutionality of the state's Charter school law. Education Scholar Jamie Utt provides some background and speculates on the timing of the release.
Duración:00:00:48
FCC Rolls Back Net Neutrality Regulations
2/6/2017
There’s a new chair under the Trump administration and he’s been quickly rolling back regulations. FCC Commissioner Mignon Clyburn and journalist Klint Finley explain the changes and potential fallout.
Duración:00:06:49
President Trump's First News Dump: The Immigration Order
1/30/2017
President Trump's executive order on immigration and refugees came late Friday night but that didn't keep it out of the news cycle. Cato Institute Immigration Policy analyst Alex Nowrasteh describes the potential motivations for this stunning announcement and subsequent policy implications.
Duración:00:07:51
Trump Targets FHA Mortgages Amidst Flurry Of First Actions
1/22/2017
President Trump isn't wasting any time in his first days in office. While he made some high profile cabinet picks official on day one, the department of Housing and Urban Development made a quiet announcement that will affect many Americans with HFA loans. Sarah Edelman discusses what the action will mean for new home buyers.
Duración:00:06:49
Intelligence Agencies On Election Hacking: Trust Us, It Was Russia
1/9/2017
The Director of National Intelligence released a report on Russia's attempts to influence the presidential election on Friday. The Intercept's Micah Lee discusses the legitimacy of blaming the Russians and talks about what isn't in the report - evidence.
Duración:00:05:22
Halliburton's Ultimate Holiday News Dump
1/2/2017
The multinational corporation settled a major lawsuit but didn't let investors know about it until Christmas Eve - eve. Jeremy Owens discusses one of the best-timed Friday night news dumps of 2016.
Duración:00:06:58
College Football Edition!
12/19/2016
Violence against women, drunken coaches and good old fashioned cheating. Former NFL Punter Chris Kluwe talks with us about three stories that players and teams tried to bury on Friday.
Duración:00:09:27
Anonymous Official Says Russia Wanted Trump
12/11/2016
The Washington Post had an explosive report on Friday, but cited an anonymous source. Who leaked the information and what was their end game? Network Security researcher Ethan Heilman discusses those questions and looks at how can we prevent future foreign interference.
Duración:00:08:25
Friday Night Flight Dump!
12/5/2016
Cheaper flights may be on the way but they come with a cost. Melanie Zanona explains how a Friday night announcement from the Department Of Transportation could shake up the airline industry.
Duración:00:04:58
Trump University Settles For $25 Million
11/21/2016
Never before has an incoming president had so much legal baggage. On Friday President-Elect Trump settled three lawsuits involving fraud allegations against Trump University. Attorney Daniel Massoglia breaks down the art of this weekend's deal.
Duración:00:06:46
Friday Buyouts At The Wall Street Journal
10/24/2016
Yet another major media outlet is looking to reduce staff. On Friday, the Wall Street Journal sent out a memo offering buyouts to employees.
Duración:00:03:38