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The Exchange
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TARIK |
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Born in Washington, DC. Tarik was fortunate to grow up in the most powerful and historic city of our time. But like many who are raised there, he could not have cared less. One of his many odd jobs was as a bike messenger.
This is where an interest in politics was sparked. His company had contracts with several law firms (Lobbyists) that saturated "K Street" and his delivery would often send him to the halls of the congressional offices. This gave him a front seat view to a world that would significantly shape his perspective.
The more Tarik learned and absorbed this new found interest, the more he found out how corrupt and unfair his country has become. A new sense of duty to share what is going on around us was born.
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NILOO |
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Niloo received her Bachelor degree in Broadcast Journalism from San Diego State University but decided not to pursue main stream journalism for two reasons; she was taught that “if it bleeds, it leads”, and that she needed to “dumb down” her writing to an 8th grade level.
So, Niloo decided to take her passion and activism in another direction. She currently spends her days as an actor, a professional vocalist in the touring international cover band KASHA, an animal rights advocate and a vegan chef. You may see her showing off her singing and culinary skills at a soon-to-be opened restaurant called Jazz&Vegan in Torrance, CA.
Niloo is also working on her first creative nonfiction novel, as well as The Exchange Radio program.
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We invite you to tune in for a dose of this invaluable brain tonic, which also effectively treats boredom, misinformation, hay fever and foul breath. |
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TheExchangeRadio.com |
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Listen to Tarik & Niloo Live
Tuesdays at 8:00PM (PST) |
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Show Summary & Guests |
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Tuesday, September 4, 2012 |
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Tuesday, August 28, 2012 |
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Tuesday, August 21, 2012 |
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Tuesday, August 14, 2012 |
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Tuesday, August 7, 2012 |
Another tragic shooting at a Sikh temple in Wisconsin is the catalyst for a much stronger debate on what the 2nd amendment really means in these times. Domestic terrorism is on the rise. A culture of fear is being created and the NRA is making sure it stays that way.
California, the 7th largest economy in the world, is going bankrupt. A snowball is growing and city by city is going broke. We talk about the latest county to go under and how we got here. |
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Tuesday, July 31, 2012 |
Dim the lights and kick back for a special engagement with Niloo as she shares excerpts from her book, Love Came & Went. Enjoy some fresh tunes from up and coming musicians from around the globe. |
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Tuesday, July 24, 2012 |
The Aurora, Colorado shooting raises the question of allowing psychologically disturbed individuals to purchase firearms. We delve into the gun control debate and try to understand why there were no red flags being raised.
There is a steady rise in police brutality cases across the country. A recent case involved a handcuffed woman being kicked in the face by the arresting officer. |
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Tuesday, July 17, 2012 |
Student protest leader Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois spokesperson for CLASSE, Quebec's largest student union, joined us to describe the current movement against tuition hikes, how their union was formed and how we can form our own here in the states.
Niloo reports live from the front line of the Ringley Bros Circus protest against Elephant cruelty at Staples Center, she gives us insight on what goes on behind the curtains and the solemn "Elephant Walk", which finds activist walking along side the elephants from the arena back to their boxcars on the train. |
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Tuesday, July 10, 2012 |
The student loan debt will reach over 16 trillion, with a T, by the year 2030 at the rate its going now, Are college students indentured servants to the banks? The Ringley Bros. Circus protest against animal cruelty going on in downtown LA and Independent filmmaker Craig Wilson gives us his take on the Indie film biz and his latest project in the works. |
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Tuesday, July 3, 2012 |
Exclusive interview with Ariane David, pioneer in Human Dynamics Strategy and founder of The Veritas Group. She has authored a number of publications on Critical Thinking, Conflict Transformation, Organizational Change, and Culture Development. Our conversation with her helps us understand critical thinking and how we can solve some of our environmental and political problems beyond just the "blame game". |
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Tuesday, June 26, 2012 |
What is Citizens United? How does the Supreme Court decision erode our democracy? Is it " We, The People or We, The Corporations."? We speak with Marge Baker, Executive Vice President for Policy and Program, People For the American Way who breaks it all down in a language we can all understand. Also, Monsanto is in the news again, find out how the GMO-labeling fight is going. |
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Tuesday, June 19, 2012 |
Our take on what's going on with the food industry. Why are we getting fatter? Is it something in our food? What the hell is GMO and why is Monsanto lobbying hard to keep GMO labels off their produce?
Also, Iran is under economic sanctions because of their nuclear program, but does Apple really have the right to refuse service to Iranians attempting to purchase an IPAD. We highlight a few incidents occurring across the US. |
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Tuesday, June 12, 2012 |
The premiere show! Thanks for tuning in to The Exchange folks! Tarik & Niloo were fortunate enough to talk with the very eloquent Activist/Speaker/Author Lawrence Ziese, and the heart-wrenchingly talented Singer/Songwriter Marco Aiello. We spoke with Lawrence Ziese about the Occupy Wall Street movement and his involvement as an activist and a speaker. We find out just how Lawrence got himself arrested and spent time in jail for peacefully participating in demonstrations here in LA. We talk about humanity, passion and our desire to get to the truth. Then Marco Aiello eased us into the end of our show with three beautiful tunes from his upcoming LP, August Light, his first solo project two years in the making, He performed the third track Baby Don’t Run, LIVE and unplugged, right here in the studio! You have to listen to this. Like we said on the show, it’s Soul Crack! Marco Aiello’s music will cradle you in its arms and light a flame of warmth in your heart! His lyrics are deep and haunting, light and hopeful, beautiful and raw all at the same time. You heard him here first people! THANKS FOR LISTENING! |
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