Filmmaker TOM HAYES - GAZA FLOTILLA then KEITH MCHENRY of FOOD NOT BOMBS under attack

Catherine Watters of The Family Industrial Complex podcast on Revolution.Radio Studio B every Wednesday 4-6pm ET THEN replayed every Thursday 7-9pm ET on OneGreatWorkNetwork.com
With first time guest, filmmaker TOM HAYES who was on the CONSCIENCE Gaza Flotilla
https://freedomflotilla.org/2024/08/17/tom-hayes-usa/
Tom Hayes, 69 years old, originally from Vermont, is a documentary filmmaker and Associate Professor of Instruction in the School of Film at Ohio University. He attended film school at Ohio University back when hippies roamed the Earth, then embarked on a career as a freelance media ninja. After working freelance for twenty-five years he was recruited to teach at OU. Along the way he pursued a documentary passion. His first long form documentary was Refugee Road which followed a Cambodian family from a refugee camp on the Cambodia border through their first year of resettlement in the United States. That project sensitized him to the refugee experience and shortly after it was completed, he stumbled onto information about the Palestinian refugees. In 1983 he started filming Native Sons: Palestinians In Exile about three refugee families in the Lebanon camps. That was followed by People and The Land, shot in occupied Palestine, and Two Blue Lines which concentrates on Israeli views of the conflict. Tom has been active in the Palestine solidarity movement since that first touch back in the 1980’s. He currently serves as faculty advisor to Students for Justice in Palestine at OU and is a member of Jewish Voice for Peace. He has been married for 45 years and has two grown daughters.
THEN,
KEITH McHENRY of FOOD NOT BOMBS, returning guest
https://www.foodnotbombs.net/keithbio.html
Artist, activist, and author Keith McHenry co-founded Food Not Bombs in Boston with seven friends in 1980. He enjoyed his childhood living at the Grand Canyon, Yosemite, Shenandoah and several other National Parks. Keith studied painting at Boston University and started a graphic design company called Brushfire Graphics.

He has recovered, cooked and shared food with the hungry with Food Not Bombs for over 37 years. Keith was arrested "for making a political statement" by sharing vegan meals in San Francisco, spent a total two years in jail and faced 25 years to life in prison. He has written three books including "Hungry for Peace - How you can help end poverty and war with Food Not Bombs." and "The Anarchist Cookbook."

Keith lives in Santa Cruz, California. He enjoys tending his garden, sharing meals with the hungry, maintaining one of the movement's websites and helping coordinate logistics for Food Not Bombs globally. He is an experienced public speaker giving presentations at colleges and conferences all over the world. Keith also draws, paints, and writes about social justice issues.