Some Birthday Jazz; 11/16/14; Set #1

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Some Birthday Jazz; 11/16/14; Set #2

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The Motherland Influence: November 16, 2014

African, Latin & Caribbean music.

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AMBIANCE CONGO: November 16, 2014

Congolese popular music!

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Occupy The Local Food Co-Op (November 16, 2014)

TheAngryindian speaks again with US Social Justice activist Matthew (@MatheMattic) about his involvement in the co-operative food industry and his perspectives about the possibility of positive institutional change through member-owner coop democracies, farmer-customer relations and the value of open-source technology as a business model. The guest insists that if the general public were educated on the basics of co-operative concepts, that people would then take it upon themselves to initiate the progressive changes they wish to see. He raises the labour wage issue and how North American coop culture(s) can work towards promoting a functional alternative to the extant US vulture capitalist model of private ownership and monopoly over public utilities and other necessities.

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"For the Good of Mankind" (Truman on the A-Bomb)-Nukes, Drones,Military Robots

(7th panel) Teach-In on why Technology will not save the world. 45 Scholars, Authors & Activists over two days provide an analysis on why immediate change is required in our thinking, behavior, values and economies. With The Planet Depleted, overbuilt and poisoned, wild nature and its great gifts are disappearing. The economic challenge for a growth economy is to save itself by build entirely new resources bases to replace the old ones: New genetic foods, new genetic people and beings, new chemical skies to replace old ones (the victims of climate change), new molecular systems, new weaponry on earth and soon, in space, et. al.. For corporations, innovation solves the problem: Ignore the mess, create saleable "green" false solutions, and build and market "substitute nature" for uninterrupted product development and growth. (Event program) This epic teach-in seeks to frame the issues and offer ecologically sane alternatives that could result in a way out of the termination of Nature and society. It also offers eye witness accounts of the large scale testing of nuclear weapon radioactivity on human beings by scientist and medical professionals working for the U.S. government and the Pentagon. Dr. Helen Caldicott instructs all to NOT eat any foods or fish from Japan due to the cover-up of the severity of contamination from the continuing and uncontrolled reactor melt downs in Fukushima, Japan.

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Anatomy of a Murder

This week we hand down judgement on Otto Preminger’s (1959) Courtroom Classic ANATOMY OF A MURDER starring Jimmy Stewart, Lee Remick and George C. Scott. Set in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, small-town lawyer Paul Biegler (Stewart) is a former district attorney who lost his re-election bid, spends most of his time fishing, playing the piano and hanging out with his alcoholic friend and colleague Parnell McCarthy and sardonic secretary Maida. One day Biegler is contacted by Laura Manion (Remick), wife of the loutish US Army Lieutenant “Manny” Manion (Gazzara), who has been arrested for the first degree murder of innkeeper Barney Quill. Manion doesn’t deny the murder, but claims that his wife was raped by Quill, so he killed him! Even with such a motivation, it would be difficult to get Manion cleared of murder, but Manion claims to have NO memory of the event, suggesting that he may be eligible for a defense of irresistible impulse – a somewhat unknown version of a temporary insanity, which immediately catches the attention of Slick down state Lansing prosecutor Claude Dancer (George C. Scott), who sets up shop in the costal town to ensure no one gets aways with it! Caught somewhere between his aloof YOOPER lifestyle and country lawyer demeanor, Biegler must keep one hand on the charm and the other on his case – which appears to be a challenge in itself, especially when the victim would much rather flaunt her panties then wear her girdle as Biegler suggests! Nominated for several academy awards including Best Picture, Best Actor and Best Cinematography, Anatomy of a Murder has been well received by critics as well as members of the legal and educational professions. In 1989, the American Bar Association rated this as one of the (10) best trial films of all time – it has gone on to receive high praise long after its 1959 release.. We round out all out with our most “Objectionable” movie whatever’s.

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Music for the week of 11/16/2014 plus upcoming events

This week's episode features some announcements of upcoming online and local to North Carolina events in the next week and UTTERLY forgets to mention the (Another) Carrboro Anarchist Bookfaire (ACAB), totally on accident. Check out info on the bookfaire next weekend at http://carrboroanarchistbookfair.wordpress.com/ For the fundraiser to help pay for heating and cooking fuel and warm clothing for the folks in need a Pine Ridge, South Dakota this winter, check out https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_donations&business=hoffjames25%40yahoo.com&lc=US&item_name=The+American+Indians¤cy_code=USD&bn=PP-DonationsBF%3Abtn_donateCC_LG.gif%3ANonHosted At Warren Wilson College at 7pm on Monday the 17th at the Canon Lounge, Aragorn! of anarchistnews.org, Little Black Cart and a co-editor/contributor to Black Seed will be talking about that journal and his conceptions of green anarchism. At 6pm on Tuesday the 18th at Downtown Books & News, Aragorn! will be present to speak on the same fore-mentioned topics. In Raleigh on 11/19, there'll be a day of events around the disappearance of the 43 students in Ayotzinapa, Guerrero, Mexico. Starts at 10AM at the Mexican consulate. On 11/20 at 5pm at the Vance Monument in AVL, there'll be a demonstration in solidarity with striking people across Mexico around the case of Ayotzinapa. At 7pm that same day, there'll be a walk from the Civic Center to Vance in recognition of Trans Day of Remberence when we remember our siblings stolen by this cys-hetero-patriarchal society.

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Program 228

RTS is a low-tech radio show that loves vinyl records, 78s, all kinds of tapes and homemade cds. Each week I play a blend of tunes released between the early 1900's and next week. It's never the same program twice. Radio Thrift Shop is analogue culture for a digital world.

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Program 227

RTS is a low-tech radio show that loves vinyl records, old 78s, tapes, and homemade cds. Each week I play a blend of tunes released between the early 1900's and next week. It's never the same program twice. Radio Thrift Shop is analogue culture for a digital world.

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The Nightfly #2014.46 Hour 2 - November 17-23, 2014

In hour 1, we travel to Nigeria with Femi Kuti and Orlando Julius, hear an Eddie Harris classic reinterpreted by Dr. Lonnie Smith, and contemplate a musical question posed by Benny Gordon. In hour 2, we continue with the funk, soul, and jazz, and break for a set hosted by late, great WERU dj Charlie Oldham.

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The Nightfly #2014.46 Hour 1 - November 17-23, 2014

In hour 1, we travel to Nigeria with Femi Kuti and Orlando Julius, hear an Eddie Harris classic reinterpreted by Dr. Lonnie Smith, and contemplate a musical question posed by Benny Gordon. In hour 2, we continue with the funk, soul, and jazz, and break for a set hosted by late, great WERU dj Charlie Oldham.

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The Blather attends G20

About 2000 people gathered at Roma St Forum in Brisbane for the Peoples' March against the G20 Summit on November 15.

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The Figures Primed And Ready

sunriseoceanbender.com

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#350 -- Potpourri 3

We examine ... 1. The ebola hysteria in the US--with a funny song by ZDoggMD and a story of school administrators in Milford, CT, having an ebola panic (A student had come within 1,000 miles of Liberia.) 2. Comedian Bill Hicks--with 2 routines we didn't play in our Hicks show in April (NWN #318). Plus KD compares the art and the careers of Hicks and George Carlin. 3. How high tech promotes high alienation--with a neat rap/poem by Marshall Soulful Jones. Plus miscellaneous commentary by KD.

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November 14, 2014

It's Tympanum A Go-Go: I'm joined this week by Jacobi (J.R.) Harris, host of the WRIR program "Tympanum Effect" (Thursday 3-6 AM)

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Electorate's Push to Raise the Minimum Wage

Four for Four...Even in "Red States" the Electorate s Push to Raise the Minimum Wage Peter Davis, campaign activist for Time for a Raise campaign, a project of Ralph Nader's Center for the Study of Responsive Law and Paco Fabian , with the Good Jobs Nation an organization of low-wage workers employed by government contractors who are joining together to urge President Obama to use Executive Orders to give them a living wage and a voice on the job. The Good Jobs Nation campaign is supported by a coalition of national faith and advocacy organizations, including the NAACP, Demos, Interfaith Worker Justice, Change to Win. After last week s election disaster, there s some good news, in the minimum wage wins through ballot initiatives are sending a clear message: Americans across the political spectrum want to raise the minimum wage. Now the electorate along with congressional progressives and allies are demanding more Presidential action to help low-wage workers and boost the economy. Buoying this message in support of a rise in the minimum wage Peter Davis and Ralph Nader just co-wrote a letter to Harry Reid and Nancy Pelosi which states: "Buried underneath the coverage of the Democrats second midterm 'shalackin' in a row is a stark public sentiment that provides a path forward for your caucuses during the upcoming lame duck session... a minimum wage raise passed in every state in which it was on the ballot.

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Ralph Nader & Bill McKibben

(6th panel) Teach-In on why Technology will not save the world. 45 Scholars, Authors & Activists over two days provide an analysis on why immediate change is required in our thinking, behavior, values and economies. With The Planet Depleted, overbuilt and poisoned, wild nature and its great gifts are disappearing. The economic challenge for a growth economy is to save itself by build entirely new resources bases to replace the old ones: New genetic foods, new genetic people and beings, new chemical skies to replace old ones (the victims of climate change), new molecular systems, new weaponry on earth and soon, in space, et. al.. For corporations, innovation solves the problem: Ignore the mess, create saleable "green" false solutions, and build and market "substitute nature" for uninterrupted product development and growth. (Event program) This epic teach-in seeks to frame the issues and offer ecologically sane alternatives that could result in a way out of the termination of Nature and society.

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Music For The Mountain Bluegrass - Show #25 - 11-20-14

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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Healing Green Despair?

A new green biography of eco-billionaire Ted Turner, with author Todd Wilkinson. Kathleen Dean Moore offers a medicine for green despair. Writer and owl biologist Tim Fox sees humans as the unstoppable flood.

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Alternative health by foods

On CKUW's People of Interest, Colin interviewed Charles Holmes on alternative health foods and practices for better health. Charles and life partner Wind Walrath co-founded The Conscious Planet Network . After years of struggling with severe health challenges, they woorked to discover the benefits of hemp as an "ultimate food source" and were with us to tell us of their 12 year journey to come to this and other findings on a journey that would take them over 12 years to complete, culminating in the discovery of hemp as the ultimate food source.

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Memorial Tribute to Gaza Doctor Eyad El Sarraj

The entire broadcast this morning is dedicated to the memory of a remarkable human being, Dr. Eyad El Sarraj, a psychiatrist and physician who founded and directed the Gaza Mental Health Center. Dr. Sarraj died December 17, 2013, and his friends here in the Boston area, and there are many, held a special commemorative service in Cambridge on October 28th to honor his work. Although Dr. El Sarraj was there for everyone, his focus was on caring for the children of Gaza, a population of children who are deeply traumatized by the continuing reign of terror perpetrated by the Israeli military. Every child in Gaza, eight years or over, has had to endure at least 4 sustained military bombardments, the likes of Cast Lead, that is once every two years, and that has left an entire generation of children traumatized. No one one escapes the scars of that kind of bombardment and wholesale devastation. That was Dr. Sarraj’s challenge. Helping those children deal with the trauma of war. But Dr. El Sarraj’s reach was far beyond Gaza. He also touched the lives of many of us in Cambridge who were fortunate enough to know him and who worked to support him and the work of the Gaza Mental Health Center. This morning you will hear three of his friends and colleagues speak about the work of Dr. Sarraj, and life in Gaza: Nancy Murray, founder of the Gaza Mental Health Foundation, Sarah Roy, Middle East researcher at Harvard, and Dr. Noam Chomsky. The introduction is by Hillary Rantisi. The full proceedings include several more speakers and some beautiful Arabic music. These are posted independently at https://archive.org/details/ElSarrajTribute-141028.

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Structural racism against Palestinians in Israel and US

On today's extended show we feature the October 30 broadcast of the Voice of Palestine hosted by Hana Kawas that interviews writer and journalist Ben Norton, who talks about the structural racism against Palestinians in Israel and the United States. Norton's work has been published in CounterPunch, Electronic Intifada, Common Dreams, ThinkProgress, and ZNet, among other publications. His website can be found at BenNorton.com. Follow him on Twitter at @BenjaminNorton. Voice of Palestine is produced in the Vancouver, BC, area and its site is voiceofpalestine.ca

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CPR News, November 14, 2014

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Child prostitution drug ring at heart of the US Republican Party

http://politicsthisweek.wordpress.com/2014/11/14/35816/

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Bristol says 'no' to the TTIP Roadshow

http://politicsthisweek.wordpress.com/2014/11/14/35816/

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"Still Getting There"

This RADIOLA! is arriving somewhere on schedule.

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Burkina Faso Uprising: Thomas Sankara inspires today

Paul Sankara, brother of Burkina Faso ("land of the honorable people") revolutionary President Thomas Sankara, talks about the history of his legendary brother and about the current popular revolution that cast out President Blaise Compaore, who was trying to change the Constitution to allow him to continue his 27 year reign. Paul proclaims that the current uprising is a continuation of the process of social justice, political justice, liberation and self sufficiency for which Thomas fought and which inspired all Africans in their struggle for self-determination.

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Dismantling the Pro-War Cult: A Conversation with Stan Goff and Joshua Key

On this week’s Global Research News Hour we hear perspectives from two men who have participated in military aggression on behalf of the United States: retired US Army Special Forces Master Sergeant Stan Goff and Iraq War Deserter and book author Joshua Key. In this compelling interview, taking place in the week immediately after Remembrance/Veterans' Day, the two veterans talk about how their experiences shaped their understanding of war, the cultural currents that propagate it, and possible ways of dismantling the militaristic mindset.

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Caitlin Daddy and Rick Perry

Rick Perry get's Anal Probed and Dartmouthed in New Hampshire over his anti-Gay statements. We revisit the early Daze of Scooter Radio featuring Caitlin and Daddy, Celebrating her 21st birthday.

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