Project Censored - 05/11/12

Today's show: We begin with a brief segment on the housing crisis and recent controversy over the awarding of an honorary doctorate to the former head of Citigroup at Sonoma State University-- we speak with Sarah Van Gilder, of Yes Magazine, about their upcoming issue focusing on housing; and we cover the Day of Shame at Sonoma State University, Melanie Sanders graduating senior and Janet Hess, SSU Faculty in the Hutchins School will tell us why they oppose giving an honorary doctorate to former Citi Group Billionaire Sandy Weill.

We then turn our focus for the bulk of the program to an Update on 9/11 research and activism.  Richard Gage, AIA, founder of Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth will be talking about the final version of their film, Explosive Evidence: The Experts Speak Out.  Dr. Paul Rea will deconstruct the so-called War on Terror and discuss his recent book Mounting Evidence: Why We Need A New Investigation into 9/11; and we’ll hear from longtime peace activist Carol Brouillet throughout the hour talking about her decade of seeking justice and truth surrounding the events of September the 11th.