Bryan Goebel

Anti-racist activist and writer Tim Wise talks about race and white privilege in the presidential election with Bryan Goebel.

Bryan Goebel interviews The Nation's Bob Moser about his new book, "Blue Dixie: Awakening the South's Democratic Majority."

New York Times labor reporter Steven Greenhouse talks about his new book, "The Big Squeeze: Tough Times for the American Worker."

Novelist and English professor Marshall Boswell talks about the groundbreaking work of novelist David Foster Wallace who committed suicide Friday.

Jim Schultz of the Democracy Center talks about the crisis in Bolivia.

The KFBK Afternoon News with John Butler and Gregg Fishman. I'm not sure of the date on this but I think it's 1989 or 90. I'm posted this so my former radio colleagues can hear!

Bryan reports for the now-defunct Cal-Net on a proposed ski area on Mt. Shasta. I was 21 at the time.

I can barely contain my excitement as I report from the scene of the 1993 Gay March in Washington. It was for my series of reports on several radio stations, including KFWB in Los Angeles and KDKA in Pittsburg, that I was named "favorite radio personality" by the Lambda Gay and Lesbian Community Center in Sacramento.

This piece was meant to capture the moment.