ECO-LOGICEvery Other Tuesday at 8 PM |
Tuesdays from 8:00 to 8:30 PM.
When the air or water are clean, thank an environmentalist. If not, become one.
art by Mercy Van Vlack
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Upcoming Shows
| Date | Guest(s) | Organization(s) |
| March 4, 2014 7PM Fukushima anniversary First hour archived on WBAI web site 2nd hour archived on WBAI web site |
Marilyn Elie Yuko Tonohira Wyldon Fishman |
Indian Point Safe Energy Coalition 3.11 No-Nukes Action NYC N Y Solar Energy Society Japan-Fissures in the Planetary Apparatus |
| March 18, 2014 8PM |
Annie Wilson TBA |
National Lawyers Guild Environmental Law Project |
| April 1, 2014 8PM |
TBA |
Other Shows and Specials
| Date | Guest(s) | Organization(s) |
| January 25, 2010 UN-intelligent Design No longer on WBAI Archives |
Dr. Abigail Hafer | Curry College |
Dr. Hafer got her doctorate in Zoology at Oxford and teaches human anatomy and physiology at Curry College in New England. I could say I'm doing this show in honor of Darwin's birthday, which is on February 12, but it's actually because I attended her talk at Arisia and really enjoyed it. She presents the subject with a wonderful sense of humor while still being thought-provoking. She uses examples such as the human eye, the throat, reproduction (men AND women), teeth, pre-natal gill slits and vestigial anatomy to point out that humans are not that intelligently designed and how evolution explains these things. And how birds, whales and squid are "designed" better.
Moorish Orthodox Radio Crusade
| Date | Guest(s) | Organization(s) |
| March 31, 2010 Archived on WBAI web site |
Lillian Pollak | author, "The Sweetest Dream" |
| April 14, 2010 Archived on WBAI web site |
Tom Keough | artist, activist |
| April 21, 2010 Archived on WBAI web site |
Judy Harrow | author, High Priestess |
| Dec. 1, 2010 Archived on WBAI web site |
Memorial to Alexei Kondratiev | author, "The Apple Branch" and "Vidorix the Druid" |
| Dec. 8, 2010 Archived on WBAI web site |
Rebecca Migdal, Andy Laties | World War 3 Illustrated |
| Dec. 15, 2010 Archived on WBAI web site |
no guest | the Obama Administration |
| Dec. 22, 2010 Archived on WBAI web site |
no guest | the Obama Administration |
Ken Gale guest-hosted Moorish Orthodox Radio Crusade many times.
On March 31st, my guest was Lillian Pollak, 95, who is a member of the NYC Metro Raging Grannies and author of "The Sweetest Dream," a novel about her political activism in the '20s and '30s, with particular attention on some of the people she knew such as dance choreographer Martha Graham, writer and editor Delmore Schwartz and especially Leon Trotsky, whom she visited in Mexico. We discussed the Great Depression, the Spanish Civil War, the early union movement, Josef Stalin, the difference between various Communist and Socialist organizations in the '20s & '30s and the role of the arts in political and social activism.
April 14. Progressives don't talk about our history very much and seem doomed to repeat it. I spoke about progressive political politics history with Tom Keough, paying particular attention to the Guardian newspaper from the '70s & '80s and government infiltration of progressive groups.
On April 21 my guest was former WBAI producer Judy Harrow. In the 1980s, she was co-producer of "Light Show" with Fred Kuhn and covered progressive politics from a multi-religious angle. She has been the High Priestess of Proteus coven since 1980 and has three books published. We talked about her books, Gerald Gardner, other ex-WBAI producers such as Margot Adler and Lex Hickson, and the difference between Wicca and Paganism.
December 1st I did a memorial to Alexei Kondratiev, reviewed the Brain exhibit at the Museum of Natural History & explained what goes on in the brain during grief or denial and spoke about some environmental concerns.
On December 8th, I interviewed Rebecca Migdal and Andy Laties about the 30th anniversary of World War 3 Illustrated. Rebecca is one of the writer/artist/editors and Andy is a member of a band who was promoting the anniversary. We spoke of the magazine's role in portraying American history using subjects that show issues that affect the lives of "ordinary" people throughout the world.
On December 15th & 22nd, I took a lot of listener phone calls about the Obama Administration. Can it be improved? If so, how? Is there any hope for the future?
Eco-Logic began June 18, 2002. It had been a while since WBAI-FM (99.5 NYC) had a regularly-scheduled environmentally-oriented show.
Eco-Logic is a forum for the expression of ecological thought, analysis and activist endeavors featuring
- the Restoration, Conservation and Appreciation of the Natural World,
- Environmental Justice,
- Climate Change,
- Community Ecology,
- Wildlife Protection,
- Bioregionalism,
- Clean Air,
- Clean Water,
- Healthy Food,
- Green Buildings,
- Energy Issues,
- Links with Other Issues and
- Activism.
This page will have announcements regarding guests and subject matters of upcoming shows. It will always have information on the shows I do and usually on the shows David does whenever I get a heads up on them (only the first seven shows were done by both of us). Keep checking this space.
Like all WBAI shows, you can listen to this live over the internet. Each episode will be archived on the WBAI web site for three months. There are links on the home page and just below the list of upcoming shows.
WBAI Program Director Bernard White assures me that the decision to do this show, with me as a host, has nothing to do with the decision to take 'Nuff Said! off the air. Not being a big believer in coincidences, I couldn't help but make the connection. But that's just me. Due to that timing, I considered not doing Eco-Logic, but every friend I have at WBAI urged me to do the show. They were right.
Special Thanks to Mercy Van Vlack for coming up with the name of the show.
-- Ken Gale, NYC, June, 2002
Eco-Logic Webcasts
Three episodes of Eco-Logic - on global warming, on water and natural gas drilling and on bottled water and the plastic it comes in - are permanently archived on this web site. Another, on conferences and symposiums, has been transcribed. Check them out on the Eco-Logic Audio Archives page.
Most of the episodes of Eco-Logic from the past 90 days are also archived on the WBAI web site. Check the list on the Past Guests page for specific shows that would interest you then scroll to that date and listen. This even works with old computers and dial-up modems (I know this from my own computer).
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