Building Bridges: No More Genocide In Our Name: Not Another Nakba!

We're Rising Up - No More Genocide In Our Name: Not Another Nakba with Michael Letwin, Labor for Palestine Esther Farmer, Jewish Voice for Peace Zeiad Abbas Shamrouch, Middle East Children's Alliance

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Building Bridges: No More Genocide In Our Name: Not Another Nakba!

We're Rising Up - No More Genocide In Our Name: Not Another Nakba with Michael Letwin, Labor for Palestine Esther Farmer, Jewish Voice for Peace Zeiad Abbas Shamrouch, Middle East Children's Alliance

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Building Bridges: No More Genocide In Our Name: Not Another Nakba!

We're Rising Up - No More Genocide In Our Name: Not Another Nakba with Michael Letwin, Labor for Palestine Esther Farmer, Jewish Voice for Peace Zeiad Abbas Shamrouch, Middle East Children's Alliance

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The Other Black Music Oct 29, 2023

Broadcasting from WRIR-LP 97.3 FM and www.wrir.org in Richmond, Virginia USA. "The Other Black Music" broadcast Black music ignored by other Richmond stations. Soul, Zydeco, Funk, Afro-Pop, Blues and more. Every other Sunday 3-5pm EST

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Israel’s 9/11 Part 3: Yinon, Natural Gas, and the Prospect of a Regional Armageddon

This week, on the Global Research News Hour, As the genocidal intentions of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is being made clear following the Hamas Attack on Israel and as deaths of Palestinians in Gaza is piling up to close to 10,000, we spend another week analyzing the situation with an emphasis on whether or not this pivotal moment will spread beyond Gaza. In part one of our interview, we are joined by the geopolitical analyst and author Mahdi Nazemroaya who gives us his take on the plan based on past statements and on where this conflict may be headed. Near the end, we are joined by activist, lawyer and journalist Dimitri Lascaris who shares his own thoughts and analysis following his trip in recent weeks to Lebanon where he saw the energies of the people in the streets and the Israeli soldiers minding the store on the north side.

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The Shortwave Report 11/03/23

A weekly 30 minute review of international news and opinion, recorded from a shortwave radio and the internet. With times, frequencies, and websites for listening at home. 3 files- Highest quality broadcast, regular broadcast, and slow-modem streaming. NHK Japan, France 24 and Radio Havana Cuba.

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Redwood Wonk_11022023

Eric Kirk and David Frank discuss the politics of the day.

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The Repository_122

The Repository is an oubliette of musique concrete, nocturnal emanations and audio oddities. An hour of strange music, spoken word musical mash ups of questionable taste. All material is royalty-free, public domain or Creative Commons. This show makes perfect late-night faire. Please let us know if you are broadcasting this show. Our host, Jack Bailey will give your radio station a shout out! Email us at kzzh@accesshumboldt.net.

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Upbeat Music Hour Show 213

Golden oldies (60s, 70s, 80s, 90s)

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Thinking Clearly

Thinking Clearly is a show about critical thinking.

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Celt In A Twist November 5 2023

We welcome November's chill with a warm mix of Celtic colours. From Croppy Boys and Shepherd Lads to Jumping Johnnys and a Modern Man. Plus a Halloween hold-over in tribute to the mother of Frankenstein, Mary Shelley. Join Patricia Fraser for Celt In A Twist, 20 years and counting.

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World Beat Canada Radio November 4 2023

Defending a woman's right to self-expression, a collective from around Africa and debut from Les Amazones d'Afrique. Also, a female duo in a complex relationship with Cuba, Okan present Okantomi. New west coast world beat from Khanvict X Raginder and Los Duendes' 1st single, Elf-Man. Plus, Swedish psych-rock and exotica for modern living care of Mr. Ho. It's a ride on the global side with World Beat Canada!

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The ongoing genocide of Gaza's population and homes

Israel continues its genocide in Gaza and now Biden has made us all complicit. We hear selected Democracy Now interviews with brave Al Jazeera reporters, reporting while their entire families are gradually wiped out. Then we hear a powerful message from Chris Hedges about Israel's habitual deceit. The genocide in Gaza and the West Bank continues unabated and our President, and complicit Congress, say and do whatever Israel demands. There is no US leadership. There is no statesmanship, there is no honor, there is no humanity in our complicity with Israel’s genocide of the Palestinian people. We cannot even demand an immediate cease fire. We cannot even just say Stop. Stop the killing and diplomatically work out the issues of concern, like hostage release. Israel has already extracted its revenge by the killing of nearly 8000 Gazan civilians, 3000 of them children. Just stop. Cease fire. But no. Israel wants to intensify the massacre of civilians with a ground invasion. They will not even seek out a solution that will protect the hostages pending negotiation. A ground invasion by Israel puts their hostages at enormous risk. Israel already has killed several with their bombardments of Gaza. This is what happens in a campaign driven by revenge, and because our leaders will not challenge Israel, we have all become complicit. We begin today with Al Jazeera journalists responding To the death of a fellow Al Jezeera journalist whose entire family was killed in the Gaza bombardment. Al Jazeera is the only news agency reporting directly out of Gaza. Let me say that again, Al Jazeera is the only news agency reporting directly out of Gaza. And so today we focus on their reporting from the front, with an emphasis on the terrible cost to them and and in some cases their martyred families. We present a report from Democracy Now, featuring reporters, on the ground, in Gaza. The major problem with the reporting by our mainstream media is that they rarely put the Hamas attack in historical perspective, so the Palestinian narrative once again goes unreported. Our last feature today provides that context in a concise article written by journalist Chris Hedges who, for many years, was the Middle East Bureau chief for the New York Times. The article is narrated by Eunice Wong.

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Between the Lines for November 1, 2023

As Netanyahu Rejects Ceasefire, Israel Escalates Gaza Assault Worsening Humanitarian Catastrophe; GOP's New Speaker of the House is a Christian Right Extremist; New Haven Activists Address Housing Crisis by Building Tiny Houses in Their Backyard.

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Cheeze Pleeze # 1010

We look back on an album people would like to forget about....seniors sing the oldies...and the Limburger Lounge is deceiving and we feel ripped off of the loungy experience you come to expect. You'll get over it eventually.

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Humanity In Danger: Climate. Gaza. MAGA Fascism. ORGANIZE NOW: Revolution—Nothing Less! Week

Andy Zee looks at the events of just the past seven days, and why an actual revolution to emancipate humanity from oppression and exploitation is not only necessary, but possible. Michelle Xai on Revolution, Nothing Less Week. Bob Avakian, the leader of the revolution, and author of the New Communism, on why state power in the hands of the right people is a very good thing. Andy Zee, Sunsara Taylor and David Zeiger at a screening of the Bob Avakian Interviews.

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Ilan Pappe: Crisis in Zionism, Opportunity for Palestine? (Part TWO of TWO)

Ilan Pappe begins with declaring that to understand the situation today we need an accurate definition of Zionism since it was the leading ideology of the settler colonial movement that took over Palestine. Pappe compares the US history and the elimination of the Native inside what is now the US and the post 1948 conquest of Palestine. There is now growing criticism of racism and land-grab by settlers in the US, while the world tends to excuse the Israeli settlers for their ongoing land-grabs. And expulsions did not stop with the 1948 war that established Israel. Pappe says that Israel removed 300,000 Palestinians from the West Bank and Gaza in the June 1967 war. And between 1967 and today almost 700,000 Palestinians were expelled from the West Bank and the Gaza Strip. Pappe quotes an American intellectual who declared that the Palestinians have to compensate the Jews for a thousand years of European and Christian antisemitism. Pappe also gives a moving description of how Palestine was a multicultural and vibrant society before 1948 where Muslims and Jews and Christians lived side by side and co-existed. Prior to coming to the University of Exeter in the UK in 2008, Pappe was a senior lecturer in political science at the University of Haifa. (1984–2007) After publishing his book: The Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine, Pappe was condemned in Israel’s parliament, and a minister of education called for him to be sacked. Professor Ilan Pappe spoke at the University of California Berkeley on October 19, 2023. You can find the full lecture and Q/A period on YouTube under the title “Crisis in Zionism, Opportunity for Palestine?” The moderator of the event was Dr. Ussama Makdisi, Professor of History and Chancellor’s Chair at the University of California Berkeley. The producer was Dr. Hatem Bazian, lecturer at the Department of Ethnic Studies, UC Berkeley. DATES: Oct. 29, 2023 Location: UC Berkeley/Internet

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DJH 260 Standards XXXI

Presents vocal and instrumental versions of 7 jazz standards.

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DJH 259 Atmospheric Jazz

Jazz pieces about the sky, clouds, auroras, etc.

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DJH 258 Dizzy Gillespie - Composer

Introduces 13 Dizzy Gillespie compositions.

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DJH 257 Walkin' Jazz

Jazz works about walking.

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DJH 256 Schwartz and Dietz - Songwriters

Introduces jazz standards written by Arthur Schwartz and Howard Dietz.

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DJH 255 Al Grey - Trombonist

Presents the career of trombonist Al Grey.

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Tim Killeen on the State of the Amazon

Depending on your point of reference, the term Amazon may evoke the mega-retailer or a vast South American forest. This week on Sea Change Radio we are speaking about the latter with author and conservation scientist Tim Killeen. We talk about his work in the Amazon region, his upcoming book, and what drew him to study this enormous, fragile ecosystem. We also learn about the policies that have contributed to an approximate 20% deforestation of the Amazon, discuss biocommerce in the area, and hear about some optimistic signs of regeneration.

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Worldwide solidarity to save Gaza

Mass demonstrations, student walkouts, occupations; there is worldwide solidarity to save Gaza and foil Biden and Bibi.

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October 29, 2023: God is busy, may I help you?

New Brazilian samba-soul from Rogê and Toco; Ladaniva's Balkan beats via Armenia, Belarus and France; Kultur Shock, the other pioneering American gypsy punk band; Victor Axelrod's rocksteady has soul; the East African jazz and funk of Nègarit Band and The Scorpions; the My Sahel Initiative brings six of that region's top musical acts together to raise awareness and funding

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A Batch of Really Good Songs

The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit Show - A musical mid-life crisis -- a late-night search for meaning and happiness airs on WRIR LP Monday nights from 9 PM to 11 PM. Stream the show @ www.wrir.org

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UAW militant strategy paying off

UAW militant strategy paying off with wins over the big three.

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David Ho on Carbon Offsets: Much Ado About Nothing?

Carbon offsets are often touted as a solution to humanity’s bad habit of emitting an awful lot of CO2. But how many of us actually know what things like carbon offsets and carbon dioxide removal are all about? This week on Sea Change Radio, we speak with David Ho, a professor in the oceanography department at the University of Hawaii at Manōa and a co-founder of the nonprofit, [C]Worthy. We discuss his recent piece in Nature journal explaining the shortcomings of carbon offsets, learn more about the mission of [C]Worthy, and take a look at how some corporations greenwash the admirable goal of producing net zero goods.

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If music could Talk - Oct 29 2023 - Dj Molly Millions

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