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Kevin Gosztola

Kevin Gosztola

Managing editor of Shadowproof, host of the "Dissenter Weekly," co-host of the podcast "Unauthorized Disclosure," and member of Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ)

March To Iraq War, 20 Years Later: February 27, 2003

March To Iraq War, 20 Years Later: February 27, 2003

March To Iraq War, 20 Years Later: February 26, 2003

March To Iraq War, 20 Years Later: February 26, 2003

Whistleblowers In Film: 'Three Days Of The Condor' (1975)

Whistleblowers In Film: 'Three Days Of The Condor' (1975)

By September 1975, when “Three Days of the Condor” was released, the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) had been exposed for spying on thousands of antiwar and Black liberation activists. The CIA had been implicated in the coup in Chile that resulted in the assassination of socialist President Salvador Allende. CIA

March To Iraq War, 20 Years Later: February 25, 2003

March To Iraq War, 20 Years Later: February 25, 2003

Unauthorized Disclosure: Kari Lydersen

Thanks for supporting the Unauthorized Disclosure podcast. We could do not do this show without you. Kari Lydersen, a Chicago-based reporter, author, and journalist instructor, joins the Unauthorized Disclosure podcast to discuss her feature story for In These Times, "The Case For Nationalizing the Railroads." Lydersen has covered

Friday Coffee #5

Dissenter Newsletter editor Kevin Gosztola ends the week with a cup of coffee and talks to paid subscribers. He highlights the first book event he did for Guilty of Journalism, which was on Student Press Freedom Day. He also tries to make sense of the news that a United States

March To Iraq War, 20 Years Later: February 24, 2003

March To Iraq War, 20 Years Later: February 24, 2003