Democracy Now! 2011-10-18 Tuesday

• Headlines for October 18, 2011
• Freed U.S. Hikers Speak at Occupy Oakland, Express Support for California Prisoners on Hunger Strike
• The New Libya: Exclusive Video on Challenges Facing a Nation Emerging from Gaddafi's 42-Year Rule
• Noam Chomsky on Israel-Palestine Prisoner Exchange, U.S. Assassination Campaign in Yemen

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It's that spooky time of year, and Billie and young guests are celebrating Halloween by making art about things that scared us when we were little. Scary sounds, smoke and even a visit by Cato are part of this episode that ends in safe art.

Cast: Billie Bivins

Democracy Now! 2011-10-17 Monday

• Headlines for October 17, 2011
• Global Day of Rage: Hundreds of Thousands March Against Inequity, Big Banks, as Occupy Movement Grows
• Danny Glover, Cornel West Speak Out at Occupy Protests as MLK Memorial is Dedicated in D.C.
• Times Square Taken Over as Occupy Wall Street Enters Second Month, Hundreds Arrested Across Country

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10/14/11- Sound Of Erin. Irish and Celtic Music

Dolores Vidal interviews Nava Niv Vogel, Director of the Beech Street Center; Jim Staton, President of the Friends of Belmont COA; and Maggie Rose March, author of "Ask Maggie Rose: Managing Life's Sweet Sorrow." They discuss the Beech Street Center's book signing event on October 18th from 1-5pm.

Democracy Now! 2011-10-14 Friday

• Headlines for October 14, 2011
• NYC Withdraws Cleaning Evacuation Order in Face of Defiant Occupy Wall Street Protesters
• Constitutional Rights Lawyer Michael Ratner: Failed Occupy Wall Street Evacuation Order is Illegal
• Alleged Inhumane Conditions for Post-9/11 Suspects Sparks Global Scrutiny of U.S. Detention Policies

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Democracy Now! 2011-10-13 Thursday

• Headlines for October 13, 2011
• "News for All the People": Juan González & Joseph Torres on the Epic Story of Race & the U.S. Media

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10/12/11 - State Representative Will Brownsberger and Monica Collins discuss state and local issues, including the pension system, casinos and the senate seat vacancy.

Hundreds of protesters participated in a "Millionaires’ March" Tuesday that wended its way through New York City’s wealthy Upper East Side neighborhood.