About Noam Chomsky
Like my friend and mentor in socially progressive sound services Bill Hanley, Noam Chomsky has recorded with the Rolling Stones.
His work in linguistics has inspired the name "Nim Chimsky" (for a chimpanzee trained in sign language.)
More amazingly, he co-authored a book and even shared an office at M.I.T. with the legendary Latvian-American Phonologist Morris Halle.
Most incredibly, though, Noam always removes his clip-on microphone after a speech, and he always remembers to switch it off. (see photo, below) For this, I am eternally indebted to him. -Freeman Z
Recordings (more to come.)
Terrorism: Cuba Five (with Michael Avery)
10/06/06 -Noam Chomsky and National Lawyers Guild President Michael Avery speak on the topic of the Cuba Five and assocated US state-sponsored terrorism against this tiny island nation which displays the unmitigated chutzpacity to defy the century old Monroe Doctrine of US domination of Latin America. -Listen!
with Mideast Journalist Robert Fisk
04/09/06 -In this brief talk, Noam explains Fisk's accomplishments and includes comments on US media and imperialism. -Listen!
Yet Another Talk at M.I.T.
10/18/05 -Noam on hegemony and related issues (October 18, 2005) -Listen!
Chomsky at C.I.S.P.E.S.
11/17/05 -Focusing on US policy regarding Central America -Listen!