November 8, 2012 show: Joshua Blakeney and Denis Rancourt on the crime of war

On November 8, 2012, CHUO 89.1 FM (Ottawa, Canada) hosted a discussion between co-hosts Joshua Blakeney and Denis Rancourt, about the crime of war, the civil rights of activists, environmental policy, and more...

July 26, 2012 show: Stephen Lendman, again without sound quality problems

On July 26, 2012, CHUO 89.1 FM (Ottawa) The Train's Denis Rancourt interviewed prize-winning journalist and author Stephen Lendman again, without the bad phone connection problems this time. The discussion just went off from where we had just left it the previous week. Stephen is a tireless justice activist and knowledgeable researcher. Fascinating exploration of dedication to exposing the crimes that surround us.

July 19, 2012 show: Prize-winning journalist and author Stephen Lendman

On July 19, 2012, CHUO 89.1 FM (Ottawa) The Train's Denis Rancourt interviewed prize-winning journalist, author, and radio host Stephen Lendman to talk about his work and justice activism. The phone connection was bad at times so we had Stephen on for a second full hour the following week also.

Bernard Desgagné on media responsibility and Canadian warmongering

On January 12, 2012, CHUO 89.1 FM (Ottawa) The Train's Denis Rancourt interviewed Bernard Desgagné, French-language independent researcher and journalist extraordinaire.

The themes included Québec separatism, Canadian waring and war crimes, the absence of critical mainstream journalism, Libya, Ivory Coast, Syria, Congo... Just trying to restore some balance against the mainstream establishment media.

Mahdi Darius Nazemroaya on NATO war crimes in Libya

On December 29, 2011, CHUO 89.1 FM (Ottawa) The Train's Denis Rancourt first read his essay "A theory of chronic pain" and then interviewed Mahdi Darius Nazemroaya (Associate at Global Research and graduate student, Sociology and Anthropology, Carleton University, Canada) about his independent journalism in Libya.

This interview gives a true sense of the war on the ground in Libya and explains (the tactical reasons for) the war crimes perpetrated by NATO and its hired thugs.