Greenpeace's Ryan Schleeter on the Resist Banner Drop

Premiere DateJan 31, 2017
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Categories Culture Politics Talk
00:00 Welcome to Radio Dispatch
00:28 Executive branch in non compliance
24:05 Ryan Schleeter on banner drop
44:06 JFK and other airport protests
57:38 “Near to the wild heart of life” Japandroids / Credits
59:09 Finish

Greenpeace’s Ryan Schleeter joins us to discuss the environmental impacts of Trump’s executive orders, tens of thousands protest Trump’s Muslim ban at airports around the country, and what happens when the executive branch defies judicial orders.

Ryan Schleeter

Photo credit: Courtesy of Ryan Schleeter

John and Molly Knefel are journalists, writers, and co-hosts of the political podcast Radio Dispatch. John covers foreign policy, criminal justice, civil liberties, and harm reduction, with bylines at…

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