Noam Chomsky is a Professor Emeritus at MIT, where he taught for over half a century. He is author of dozens of books. His most recent is Hopes and Prospects.

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AMY GOODMAN:Noam, you’re continuing your prescription, your advice that you would give to President Obama today.

11/23/10 -Neuropsychologist Dr. Donald Davidoff of McLean Hospital, speaks about dementia, Alzheimer's and other neurological disorders. ;

Billie visits the Boston College Memorial Labyrinth and then returns to studio for session involving mandalas and circle art. Guest creators make individual mandalas and then participate on group, sand mandala.

Cast: Billie Bivins

part 1: 11/15/10 ; of TV coverage of Belmont Board of Selectmen Meeting in Belmont, MA by Belmont Media Center

part 2: 11/15/10 of TV coverage of Belmont Board of Selectmen Meeting in Belmont, MA by Belmont Media Center

11/16/10 - MA Fire Marshall Stephen Coan discusses fire safety tips for heating homes in winter. Gerald Bell of the Department of Housing and Community Development, talks about a federally funded program called LIHEAP, which helps to cover the cost of fuel for low-income homes.

When Academy Award-winning film director Michael Moore announced he would be making a documentary about the American healthcare system in 2004, it put the health insurance industry on high alert. One person who immediately went on the offensive was Wendell Potter, who at the time was the chief spokesperson for insurance giant CIGNA. Last year, Potter became the industry’s most prominent whistleblower. We speak with him about his role in attacking Michael Moore, his film Sicko, and the movement for a single-payer healthcare system.

11/8/10 - Special Town Meeting in Belmont.

11/10/10 - Executive Summary of the Belmont Warrant Committee meeting