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Oct 16, 2026

Eleanor GoldfieldHOST
1:27
Thanks, everyone, for joining us at the Project Censored radio show on Pacifica Radio.
Eleanor GoldfieldHOST
1:30
I'm your co-host, Eleanor Goldfield, and we're very glad right now to welcome back on the program Stephanie Koithan, who's the digital editor of the San Antonio Current, where she covers politics, music, and other topics for the leftist alternative weekly.
Eleanor GoldfieldHOST
1:43
She also covers voter suppression, homelessness, and ICE actions in the area, among other areas of focus.
Eleanor GoldfieldHOST
1:48
Stephanie, thanks so much for being here.

7 MINS LATER

Stephanie KoithanGUEST
9:19
And there, there are multiple lawsuits against this company also for worker violations, unpaid overtime, you know.
Stephanie KoithanGUEST
9:27
I mean, the list goes on and on.
Eleanor GoldfieldHOST
9:29
I just want to remind folks that you're listening to the Project Censored radio show on Pacifica Radio, and I am your co-host, Eleanor Goldfield, and I am speaking to San Antonio Current journalist Stephanie Coytan.
Eleanor GoldfieldHOST
9:39
I wanna, I wanna get into some deadly connections here because I know that another thing that you've covered recently are data centers, which of course is, uh, you know, this is a local and national issue.
Chris MosserHOST
1:29
Much, much appreciated.
Chris MosserHOST
1:30
So our governor did indeed choose not to face Gina Hinojosa in front of cameras yesterday, and there was, in fact, an entire squad of Penske moving trucks surrounding the governor's mansion at the time, says Elani Duta at the San Antonio Current.
Chris MosserHOST
1:45
Those moving vans placed to block Gina's camera views of the residence, apparently, but definitely sending an unintended message from the governor who might be starting to shop around for his next pad.
Chris MosserHOST
1:55
But regardless, that didn't stop Gina from addressing all the important stuff Texans want addressed for over twenty minutes yesterday.
Chris MosserHOST
2:04
Parra Hernandez remains hospitalized in Houston, but under continuous guard by ICE agents.
Chris MosserHOST
2:10
Also on the subject of ICE and the terror they bring to Latino communities across Texas, Stephanie Coython at the San Antonio Current says San Antonio's longstanding Dia de los Muertos celebration at Woodlawn Lake has been canceled this year due to heightened concerns over aggressive federal immigration enforcement with event organizers citing risk of what they termed ICE terrorism.
Chris MosserHOST
2:31
Organized by Planet K Texas, the free annual festival and fireworks display was slated for November 2nd and has served as a 20-year community tradition.
Chris MosserHOST
2:40
In a statement announcing the decision, Planet K explains that the call was theirs alone and was not made lightly, emphasizing that they refused to gather families, local vendors, and artists under the threat of aggressive enforcement actions that could put those folks at risk.
JD VanceSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
38:35
[audience cheering] But I gotta-
Gary SterkoffHOST
38:40
The San Antonio Current wrote earlier this year that James Talarico, Democratic nominee for Texas' contested US Senate seat, got personal during an appearance on the Jamie Kern Lima Podcast.
Gary SterkoffHOST
38:51
When asked by Lima whether he has a girlfriend, the Austin politician revealed he did.
Gary SterkoffHOST
38:57
The question comes as online trolls have repeatedly questioned his sexuality.
Robert PrattHOST
13:28
New Braunfels Fire Department official on leave over, quote, anti-Muslim social media post.
Robert PrattHOST
13:35
San Antonio Current, a leftist outlet, says New Braunfels Fire Department lieutenant's been placed on leave over allegations he referred to Muslims as, quote, pigs and, quote, scumbags in social media posts about Nidal Malik Hassan.
Robert PrattHOST
13:48
I don't know why you have to put allegations.
Robert PrattHOST
13:50
They're either online or they're not.
Eleanor GoldfieldHOST
1:10
Thanks, everyone, for joining us at the Project Censored Radio Show on Pacifica Radio.
Eleanor GoldfieldHOST
1:14
I'm your co-host, Eleanor Goldfield, and we're very glad right now to welcome back on the program Stephanie Choithan, who's the digital editor of the San Antonio Current, where she covers politics, music, and other topics for the leftist alternative weekly.
Eleanor GoldfieldHOST
1:26
She also covers voter suppression, homelessness, and ICE actions in the area, among other areas of focus.
Eleanor GoldfieldHOST
1:32
Stephanie, thanks so much for being here.

7 MINS LATER

Stephanie KoithanGUEST
9:03
And there, there are multiple lawsuits against this company also for worker violations, unpaid overtime, you know.
Stephanie KoithanGUEST
9:10
I mean, the list goes on and on.
Eleanor GoldfieldHOST
9:12
I just want to remind folks that you're listening to the Project Censored radio show on Pacifica Radio, and I am your co-host, Eleanor Goldfield, and I'm speaking to San Antonio Current journalist Stephanie Koithan.
Eleanor GoldfieldHOST
9:22
I want to, I want to get into some deadly connections here because I know that another thing that you've covered recently are data centers, which of course is, uh, you know, this is a local and national issue.
Rudy JayHOST
2:54
[laughs]
Mike TaylorHOST
2:54
... or the Express News made me the best radio host, or the San Antonio Current called me the best radio host.
Rudy JayHOST
2:59
I haven't kept that stuff.
Mike TaylorHOST
3:00
Or when Texas Association of Broadcasters gave me three Katie Awards in a row for Best Sports Ca- or the newspaper wrote articles about me and my life.

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