Company made music piracy ad, pirates music for Sept. 15, 2015

A Dutch musician watching a "Harry Potter" DVD discovered the song he made for an anti-piracy video was being used elsewhere without his knowledge.

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Episode 16 - Better Early Than Never

Your two loveable stoners Joe and Anthony dish the latest crazy news and other topics of interest Your two loveable stoners Joe and Anthony dish the latest crazy news and other topics of interest.

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Robert Adrian, co-founder of Kunstradio, dies, for Sept. 14, 2015

Report about Robert Adrian, co-founder of Kunstradio, who died, for Sept. 7, 2015.

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B&D Approach #119

The Least of These - Relic Forever Written - Combine Vibes Cerebral Machine - The Demon & 1988 Wordz Of - Marvel Untold Degrees - AKD & Deepstar ft. Night Pro The Honorable - Little Brother ft. Chaundon See Four - Jay RUCKAS & Whizzer Dee MVP (Summer Smooth Mix) - Big L Dusty - Abakus & Aokid ft. Dabs and Dan Dappa The Voices - MindsOne ForReal - Ruggedness MadDrama Family Ties - Missin' Linx ft. Bumpy Knuckles Safe 2 Say - Fat Joe Clutch - Erick Sermon ft. Method Man & Redman I got sh*t to do - Moka Only Dialog - Politics

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Climate: Hunting the Shift

3 interviews with scientists on the cutting edge of climate change. From UK, Dr. Chris Boulton hunts for signs of abrupt ecological shifts. From Norway, Prof. Hans Weihe on the changing Arctic. Is air pollution is shading the world from serious heating? Dr. Bjorn Stevens from Max Planck Institute in Germany.

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Program 311

Radio Thrift Shop is a show that evolves over time. It is primarily an homage to freeform radio of the 1960s and early 1970s. Radio Thrift Shop features a homegrown mix of vinyl records, 78s, 45's, LPs, private press releases, and a variety of tapes and homemade / self released cds. Each edition features a unique playlist of music released between the early 20th century & next week

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Program 310

Radio Thrift Shop is a show that evolves over time. It is primarily an homage to freeform radio of the 1960s and early 1970s. Radio Thrift Shop features a homegrown mix of vinyl records, 78s, 45's, LPs, private press releases, and a variety of tapes and homemade / self released cds. Each edition features a unique playlist of music released between the early 20th century & next week.

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"Feminism in the Crisis" at Connecting European Struggles Conference; Julnel of Ü on anti-fascist Black Metal and social organizing

This week we feature two segments concerning struggles in Europe. Firstly, we speak with Linus. Linus is a member of an autonomous socialist group based in Malmö, Sweden, and is an organizer of the upcoming Connecting European Struggles conference in Malmö. The theme of the CES conference this year is "Gender and Crisis" and invites anti-state & anti-capitalist individuals and groups from around and beyond Europe to attend from September 18-25th to have discussions, watch films, attend presentations and engage towards a more integrated system of autonomous action and ideas. Bursts and Linus discuss the conference, the prior year's, Crisis Politics, feminism, anti-capitalism, reaction and more. More on the conference can be found at http://connectingeuropeanstruggles.tumblr.com Next, Bursts (that's ME) chats with Julnel, a member of Ü, an anarchist black metal band from Potenza, in Basilicata, southern Italy. Julnel is a founder of the The Black Metal Alliance anti-hate metal and punk collective, as well as a founder of Dark Skies Above Us Collective and Ü has contributed music to benefit compilations for both of those collectives as well as Crust or Die distro. Recipients of the benefit funds, earned by selling albums of donated songs by similarly anti-nationalist, anti-racist, feminist, pro-LGBT (and so on) metal and punk projects and include: http://caravana43.com; Emilio (anti-fa resistor beaten by a crowd of fascists) and Dordoni Social Center in Cremona which was attacked in January of 2015 by hooligans from CasaPound; Eric McDavid; http://www.womenonwaves.org providing info, contraceptives, safe and legal abortions and more by sailing ships into intl waters around coastal countries where abortion access is prohibited; and 350.org. These collectives (DSAU/BMA/CoD) include bands from Europe, North America, Australasia and South America. We spend about 20 minutes talking about uses of subcultures like punk and metal to engage politically by both revolutionary (for instance, RABM) and reactionary ideologies (in particular RAC & NSBM). There is no Sean Swain segment for this week, but stay tuned for our next episode which will feature a conversation on the No New Animal Labs tour and initiative out of Washington State to stop the building of an animal testing lab at UW and fight against animal testing. We'll also be speaking with a supporter of Jessica Burlew, an 18 year old girl diagnosed as schizoeffective and autistic, who has been held in isolation in Estrella Jail in Phoenix, Arizona, since January, 2014. She is being charged with 2nd degree murder for the accidental death of Jason Ash, a 43 year old man who was sexually exploiting her as a 16 year old. http://freejessieb.org/ ----------------------- But first these announcements: The following is an update on the Resist 450 event in St. Augustine Florida, which was written on Tuesday September 8th and posted to the EartFirst! Newswire at http://earthfirstjournal.org/newswire. It should be stated that all who were arrested are now free, but the bail fund website is still active and accepting donations. From EarthFirst!: Six people were arrested today for demonstrating against the celebration of the 450th anniversary of the Spanish invasion of so-called Saint Augustine, Florida. Arrestees are being held at the St Johns County Jail with misdemeanor charges. So far, three have been released. The support team does not have enough support to bond out all arrestees. Donations to the legal/bail fund can be sent to https://www.everribbon.com/ribbon/donate/22383 Tribal elders and the Council of the Original Miccosukee Simanolee Nation Aboriginal Peoples called for resistance demonstrations months ago. The Council asked Saint Augustine city officials not to glorify the rape, torture, displacement, enslavement, and genocide that accompanied European colonization but they were repeatedly ignored. “Acts of genocide and crimes against humanity conducted on our ancestors by Spain is nothing to honor, glorify, commemorate or celebrate,” said clan and spiritual leader Bobby C. Billie. Billie led tradition prayers in defiance of a reenactment of a colonial landing this morning. Other protesters took to the water. To the chagrin of haughty actors dressed in shiny hats and other aristocratic regalia, protesters held signs and chanted from kayaks, canoes, and pool floaties in the water surrounding the rowboat and forcing the boat back several times and finally reaching land with reenactors only under heavy police boat escort. More picketers disrupted the opening countdown ceremonies. They delivered messages like “celebrating 450 is celebrating genocide,” “heal the past,” “no honor no pride” and “conquest is not discovery.” Police officers singled out and arrested four canoers participating in the water protest. On land, officers arrested two other people who interrupted a procession of dignitaries and escorted away others who called attention to the grotesque nature of the festivities. Protester Libelula commented: “Today’s demonstrations seek to unmask St Augustine’s romanticized version of conquest as a vile glorification of the horrific and heinous acts committed against the original people’s of this territory by the Spanish Conquistadors. I’m from an indigenous background and celebrations like this one are not only offensive but also attempt to erase indigenous people’s suffering. This makes our demands for emancipation and dignity invisible. This is a blatant celebration the murder, rape, and torture of the original peoples of Turtle Island. It’s important to not let this go unchallenged.” -------------------------------- From the Denver Anarchist Black Cross Anarchists across the US have been taking part in events to raise funds for the Anarchist Black Cross in cities from Denver, New York, and LA. The events, called ‘Running Down the Walls’ raise funds for the ABC Warchest, which goes to help ABC Chapters send money and literature to political prisoners across the US. The runs are conducted in US cities and inside prison walls, building solidarity between incarcerated prisoners and those on the outside. Bill Dune, anti-authoritarian political prisoner imprisoned for an attempted 1979 prison break from the King County Jail in Seattle,Washington wrote on the occasion: "Running Down The Walls has become a fine and honored tradition on our side of the barricade. I could run like the wind in past RDTWs even where I ran alone because the sense of solidarity took away the pain of physical exertion and of distance from my community – from you all. This year, unfortunately, I will be unable to physically run with you. I’ve been relegated to FCI Herlong’s dungeon because in the agency of repression’s mythology, an anonymous note purports that I’m planning to run from them. It was most likely written by a person of the porcine persuasion actually worried I might be planning more litigation. But so it goes in life with big brother! I will be with you this day nevertheless, if not in person, in mind, in heart, in solidarity as you – as we – run, walk, roll, move however we can down the road to revolution. See you closer to the finish line!" To write to Bill Dunne, address letters to: Bill Dunne #10916-086 FCI Herlong Federal Correctional Institution P.O. Box 800 Herlong, CA 96113 To donate to Running Down the Walls, go to http://www.youcaring.com/u-s-political-prisoners-406831 -------------------------------- The Final Straw sees fit to mention a court decision - which we wouldn't normally do, this being a somewhat anti-state anarchist radio show - but this little number highlights a few things which interest us and relates back to the interviews we conducted in 2011 & 2013 around the hunger strikes that spread up from California prisons to include prisoners in other states and even Canada in solidarity against solitary confinement. The case in question is called Ashker v. Governor of California, and it is a federal class action lawsuit on behalf of prisoners held in the Security Housing Unit, or SHU, at California’s Pelican Bay State Prison who have spent a decade or more in solitary confinement. The case was settled by the Governor's office on September 1st, 2015. From The Center For Constitutional Rights at https://ccrjustice.org: "The case charges that prolonged solitary confinement violates the Eighth Amendment’s prohibition against cruel and unusual punishment, and that the absence of meaningful review for SHU placement violates the prisoners’ rights to due process. The legal action is part of a larger movement to reform conditions in SHUs in Calfornia’s prisons that was sparked by hunger strikes by thousands of SHU prisoners in 2011 and 2013; the named plaintiffs in Ashker include several leaders and participants from the hunger strikes. The case is part of the Center for Constitutional Rights broader efforts to challenge mass incarceration, discrimination, and abusive prison policies." From https://prisonerhungerstrikesolidarity.wordpress.com "This settlement represents a monumental victory for prisoners and an important step toward our goal of ending solitary confinement in California, and across the country. California’s agreement to abandon indeterminate SHU confinement based on gang affiliation demonstrates the power of unity and collective action. This victory was achieved by the efforts of people in prison, their families and loved ones, lawyers, and outside supporters." This case represents to us a huge and interesting step in our United States, which happens to be the country with the most percentage of incarcerated citizens in the world. Prison visibility in the media is at unprecedented levels, from the prison themed TV show "Orange is the New Black" to NPR coverage of prison strikes and the deleterious effects that incarceration and solitary confinement has on people. Since this particular case could not have occurred so successfully in a more apathetic social environment - support from families and on social media have been instrumental to any steam its gained - it yet again highlights to us the importance of sticking to your guns, to having strong solidarity with your comrades, friends, family, and neighbors, wherever and whenever it makes sense. So listeners, keep on talking to each other. It could lead in some great directions. ------------------------------ Playlist pending

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#393 -- Consumed, Part 2 (R)

Consumerism and overconsumption, from the perspective of "evolutionary psychology." Features the 2nd half of the video documentary, "Consumed: Inside the Belly of the Beast." An interesting view of our addiction to consumer products and our estrangement from nature. Has some very good insights from the fields of psychology, sociology, and economic history. Introduction by KD. This week: Plus additional reflections by philosopher/economist Charles Eisenstein. (Continued under "Credits" ... )

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Gustafsen Lake Standoff in five minutes

Twenty years ago, brave indigenous land defenders in so called British Columbia, squared off with the Royal Colonial Mounted Police, in the Secwepemc territory of Ts’Peten, colonially known as Gustafson Lake. Comic book artist and indigenous historian Gord Hill, recounts these events in five minutes.

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Media Network Plus September 11 2015

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Trump, The Politics Of Resentment: Xenophobia In U.S. Electoral Races & Government Policy

Trump, The Politics Of Resentment: Xenophobia In U.S. Electoral Races & Government Policy Journalist and Political Prisoner Mumia Abu-Jamal’s radio essay, Trump, the Politics of Resentment are followed by Oscar Chacon, Ex. Dir. of the National Alliance of Latin American & Caribbean Communities, and Angelo Falcón, president and founder of the National Institute for Latino Policy commenting on it and the role xenophobia and racism have played historically in American electoral politics and now in the Trump candidacy. The discussion delves further into the positioning of both the Democrats as well as the Republican candidates on issues of immigration and the current U.S. policies on deportations, as well as the civil and economic rights of immigrant labor. The discussants then tackle what progressive immigration reform should look like.

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Manipur, India- Women's non-violent struggle against military occupation

Binalakshmi Nepram is peace activist in Manupir, a state in the North East of India bordering Burma. Although Manipur is considered by the government to be part of India, the population wishes to remain independent. The area has been cooupied by the Indian army since the 1940s adn recently minerals have been discovered, which the govenrment of India wiches to exploit. Thousands have been killed. Binalakshmi is leading the women to rid the area of weapons and militarization and return to peace.

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542 - Human Rights in Palestine/Israel, US Prisons; US Politics

News You Need to Know: Iran Deal Trust; Between the Lines interview: Human Rights Framework as a Path to Resolving Israeli-Palestinian Conflict; BTL interview: CT's More Humane Approach to Corrections; Mumia Abu-Jamal: Politicians: Servants of the Wealthy; NH Gazette's Fortnightly Rant: What Hath GOP Wrought?; Jim Hightower: Trump and his copycat rivals & Why We Need Unions; Outside The Box: Question Reality; music.

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Music For The Mountain Bluegrass - Show #67 - 9-11-15

Music for the Mountain is a weekly bluegrass radio program featuring that hard-driving bluegrass sound, with classic and new tunes running the gamut from Bill Monroe to Sierra Hull. The program is posted here in two sections for broadcasters to insert breaks for station identification, etc. Please be careful to add enough additional material as the length of the segments will vary from week to week

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Double Talk on Russia and Saudi Arabia

Stephen Gowans discusses his new article about the difference in Washington-inspired discussion of Russia as contrasted to how Saudi Arabia is perceived.

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Jeremy Corbyn Labour victory speech 2015

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# 319 Victum Addictum

A presentation of the addiction to debt with analogies to substance addiction by Len Martin, performance poet, and written by Graham Ferguson from his series on debt finance

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Nash Holos September 11 2015

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Media Network September 11 2015

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Focus Asia Pacific September 11 2015

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interviews organizer/environmentalist Ben West

Ben West, has been an environmental, political and social activist in the Lower Mainland for almost 15 years, dating back to his work with the Capilano Students Union. A former Organizer and eventually provincial Deputy Leader for the Green Party, he has also worked to support electoral cooperation across party lines. Ben served as Healthy Communities Campaigner at the Wilderness Committee for five years, organizing campaigns on transportation, zero waste and climate change. For the past two years he has been a leading voice against Enbridge and Kinder Morgan’s tankers and oil pipelines proposals, acting as the Tar Sands Campaign Director with ForestEthics Advocacy. He is now the executive director of Tanker Free BC, Stuart Richardson interviews Ben on a number of pressing topics including the recent failed transit referendum, Fracking , our recent raging forest fires and the expansion of the Kinder Morgan pipeline which would increase tanker traffic on our coast. He also touches on a better model of community development.

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The Evolving War on Terrorism: Examining the Post 9/11 Military Doctrine

On the occasion of the 14th anniversary of the World Trade Centre attacks, the Global Research News Hour examines some of the problems with the official story, as well as how 9/11 opened the door to a more robust, and dangerous military advances in key regions of the world. Has the power of the 9/11 lie run its course, or could exposing that lie somehow undermine the long War? Our guests for the hour are Sibel Edmonds, editor of the Boiling Frogs Post, FBI Whistleblower, founder-director of the US-based National Security Whistleblowers Coalition, and author of two books: "Classified Woman - The Sibel Edmonds Story", and her latest work of fiction "The Lone Gladio." Michel Chossudovsky is an award-winning author, Professor of Economics (emeritus) at the University of Ottawa, Founder and Director of the Centre for Research on Globalization (CRG). He has authored 11 books including 'America’s “War on Terrorism” ' (2005), 'Towards a World War III Scenario: The Dangers of Nuclear War' (2011), and 'The Globalization of War, America's Long War against Humanity' (2015).

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Upstate Radio Theatre 1529

Grand Marquee "Talk to Me" 2-6-47 Eddie Condon's Jazz Concerts "First Song: At the Jazz Band Ball" 5-27-44

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Classics and Beyond 1529

Segment One Igor Stravinsky: Duo Concertant I. Cantilène II. Eclogue I III. Eclogue II IV. Dithyrambe Cho-Liang Lin: Violin André-Michel Schub: Piano LP: Stravinsky: Suite Italienne/Duo Concertant/Divertimento (CBS Masterworks) Segment Two Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Concerto in B Flat Major for Bassoon and Orchestra I. Allegro II. Andante ma Adagio III. Rondo (Tempo di Menuetto) Gwydion Brooke: Bassoon Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Sir Thomas Beecham: Conductor LP: Mozart: Concerti in B Flat Major for Bassoon and Orchestra/Concerto in A Major for Clarinet and Orchestra (His Master's Voice) Segment Three Steve Reich: Electric Counterpoint I. Fast II. Slow III. Fast Jonny Greenwood: Electric Guitar CD: Reich: Radio Rewrite (Nonesuch)

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Jazz Progressions 1529

Segment One Just a Touch by The Rob Brown Trio CD: High Wire (Soul Note) Uno by Lol Coxhill LP: Lid (Ictus) Segment Two JM BY Pete McCann CD: Mahavishnu Re-Defined: A Tribute to John McLaughlin and Mahavishnu Orchestra (ESC) Are You the One? Are You the One? BY Nat Janoff CD: Mahavishnu Re-Defined II: A Tribute to John McLaughlin and Mahavishnu Orchestra (ESC) The Dance of Maya by Mahavishnu Orchestra CD: The Inner Mounting Flame (Columbia/Legacy) Segment Three Happy House by The Vandermark 5 CD: Free Jazz Classics Vols. 1 & 2 (Atavistic)

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The Jazz Scene 1529

Segment ONe Naima by The Carsten Meinert Kvartet CD: To You (Frederiksberg) Loose Blues by The Pamela Hines Trio CD: 3.2.1. (Spice Rack) Plaza de Toros by Larry Young CD: Blue Notables Vol. 12: Blue Note's Six Vital Organs: Home of the Hammond (Blue Note) Segment Two El Centro de la Esfera by Juanma Baroso CD: Pyro's Mood (Fresh Sound) Little Boat by Lisa Wahlandt and Mulo Francel CD: Bossa Nova Affair (Edition Collage) Mosquito Knees by Stan Getz CD: The Song is You (The International Music Company) Segment Three Upper Manhattan Medical Group by Art Farmer CD: Warm Valley (Concord) Sophisticated Lady by The Grian Landrus Trio CD: The Deep Below (Palmetto) Shadowbrook Air by Joanne Brackeen and Ryo Kawasaki LP: Trinkets and Things (Timeless)

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Lake Air 1529

Segment One Dolphin Blue by Chika Asamoto CD: Jewel (Jewel Tone) Thanksong by Dave Grusin CD: Mountain Dance (GRP) I Didn't Know What Time it Was by The Patti Wicks Trio CD: It's a Good Day (Geco) White Water by Doug Cameron CD: The Narada Wilderness Collection (Narada) Segment Two Peace of Mind by Paul Taylor CD: Tenacity (eOne Music) Sometime by Pat Smith and Richard Wagor CD: Iowa Duets (self-released) The Day You Stopped Dancing by Ian Bell CD: The Day You Stopped Dancing (self-released) Spellbound by Joe Sample CD: Spellbound (Warner Brothers) Segment Three Hey, It's the Weekend by JDR CD: Coast to Coast (self-released) Storm Rider by Jim Chappell CD: Living the Northern Summer (Music West) Too Late Now by Hannah Svensson CD: Each Little Moment (Volenza) You Know the Way by Jeff Gaeth CD: Shoestrings (self-released)

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Sounds From the Global Village 1529

Segment One Funky Guru by Prem Joshua Feat. Sandhya Sanjana CD: Asian Lounge (Putumayo World Music) Oye Chica by Trio Caliente CD: Oye Chica (self-released) New Bell by Manu Dibango CD: Soul Makossa (Fiesta) Segment Two Poncho Sanchez Medley by Poncho Sanchez and His Latin Jazz Band CD: Live in Hollywood (Concord Music Group) A Clearing in the Jungle by Didges Christ Superdrum CD: Didges Christ Superdrum (World Collision Productions) Blue Mountain River by Cara Dillon CD: Cara Dillon (Rough Trade) Segment Three Tempo Interno by Carlinhos Cor Das Aguas CD: Brazilian Cafe (Putumayo World Music) Legends by David Hewitt CD: The Storyteller (Rhythm Safari) Bay-Bay by Najm El Farah Essafi CD: The Rough Guide to the Music of Morocco (World Music Network)

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Clearing 2005 Nazi human experiment colony out of Chile post Pinochet

https://politicsthisweek.wordpress.com/2015/09/10/bcfm-politics-show-with-tony-gosling-16/

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