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20 March 2010
Weekly Radio Show: "A Terrible Mistake: The Murder of Frank Olson and the CIA's Secret Cold War Experiments"
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Bob Fitrakis
You can listen to Bob Fitrakis and Harvey Wasserman weekly on WCRS-FM in Columbus at 4pm EST. 102.1 or 98.3. Or online at:
March 19 show
This week's show features author of “A Terrible...
06 March 2010
The Dispatch goes for the re-kill of Arthur Shapiro
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Bob Fitrakis
The specter of Arthur Shapiro continues to haunt Columbus, Ohio. A partner in the prominent Columbus law firm Schwartz, Shapiro, Kelm, and Warren that represented transnational corporations like The Limited, Shapiro took two bullets in the...
21 February 2010
Mind control and understanding Shutter Island
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Bob Fitrakis
To understand Martin Scorsese's well-crafted psychological thriller Shutter Island, viewers should do an internet search on the following three terms: MK-Ultra, Manchurian candidates, and Operation Paperclip. For the extended value-added...
14 October 2009
Why Wright State is wrong: the controversial appointment of Dr. Larry James
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Bob Fitrakis
Who is Dr. Larry James? A man who in his biography claims responsibility for "Fixing Hell." Whose hell did he fix? Or did he look the other way while the Devil’s work was done?

Between 2003 and 2007, Army Colonel Larry James...
06 September 2009
The resurrection of Antioch College: A small victory for humanity
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Bob Fitrakis
The struggle and victory to re-open Antioch College as an independent institution separate from Antioch University is a major victory for peace and progressive forces in the United States. On Friday, September 4, Antioch University...
11 August 2009
The clock is ticking ever faster for Leonard Peltier
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Harvey Wasserman
By Tuesday, August 18, the four sitting members of the Federal Parole Commission must decide whether they will let Leonard Peltier rejoin his family.

Leonard has been in prison for a staggering 33 years, six more than Nelson...

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