Music For The Mountain Bluegrass - Show #17 - 9-25-14

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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The Road to Unist'ot'en

The Unist'ot'en Pipeline Blockade is near Houston, British Columbia. It's about 1,200 kilometres from Vancouver. In July 2014, I boarded the Social Coast Action Bus -- a converted school bus used for social justice and environmental projects and drove with a group of activists to the blockade for the annual Action Camp. The camp brings together activists of all stripes for a week of workshops, shared meals, networking and volunteering.

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Wildcat Football: 05-04-2014

Isan reads from a script by Sean while he was being silenced at OSP and responds to the possibilities about unionizing and biting into the profits of College football during the height of the struggle for recognition of health dangers faced by those players.

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Aldous Huxley - How oligarchy get people to love their slavery

TX: 22nd September 2014

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Post-war UK communities: Communes Britannica by Chris Coates

http://www.bcfmradio.com/dialect

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The Criminal Destruction of Libya: film-maker Dave Roberts

This show TX 4th September 2014

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CPR News, September 22, 2014

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Naomi Klein in Montreal

Talk by Naomi Klein to launch her book "This Changes Everything" at the Imperial Theatre in Montreal on September 16, 2014.

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PEOPLE UNITE

http://autonomousactionradio.com/2014/09/22/1130/ + Rap news MSMBS News Headlies: ISIS, Gaza, Ukraine and more... + A look back at the G20 in Pittsburgh + nonviolent communication

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A Tribute to Red Mitchell; 9/21/14; Set #1

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A Tribute to Red Mitchell; 9/21/14; Set #2

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War Report

In this edition of the In Context War Report, we discuss, President Obama’s new escalation of the war in Iraq and Syria in response to ISIS.

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The Black Keys Compilation Mix 2002 - 2014

A compmix of the blues, rock, garage duo from Akron, Ohio with Dan Auerbach (guitar, vocals) and Patrick Carney on drums. Featuring tracks from their 2002 - 2014 discography as well alternate versions, live and their hip hop collabaration with "Blackroc", interviews and going into overtime totaling 79 minutes

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The Motherland Influence: September 21, 2014

African, Latin & Caribbean music.

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AMBIANCE CONGO: September 21. 2014

Congolese music.

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Reverend du13's MESSAGE from the FUTURE!

The FROP initiative harvests more radio brilliance from the ranks! Tonight, you will hear the show that du8 has produced--and seekers, this one laid me OUT! We all know du8 to be a kind of low-key guy...but you won't regard him as just "that purple screaming face guy" anymore, not after you hear this. A desperate message beamed through time itself by du13, the altruistic descendant of du8, seeks to warn us of the bitter dystopian corporate future to come--and then du13 helpfully subjects us to the good kind of mind-control input in the form of music interspersed with subliminalized psychotriggers. The audio massage in this message hopefully will gird our minds to fight against the inexorable flow of time and perhaps avert the mind-dulling hell that awaits our world. Not too much of a monumental fucking chore for a first time out, huh? But this one is definitely CRAZY ENOUGH TO WORK.

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Is Global Collapse Immanent?

"Limits to Growth" re-emerges in new paper "Is Global Collapse Immanent" by Australian academic Graham M. Turner. Linda Doman from US Energy Information Administration tells us the world will burn 30% more oil & gas in 2040. Marc-Andre Parisien, Canadian Forest Service on record mega-fires in the Canadian far north.

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ZAD du Testet: The struggle against a dam in southwestern France

This week's episode features a conversation with Paul and Camille from the ZAD du Testet. ZAD du Testet, as they will explain, is a land occupation in the southwestern department of Tarn, France. Farmers, residents and activists are struggling to stop the building of a dam that would flood the lands of some farmers for the purpose of irrigating other farmer's lands in order to facilitate the growing of large amounts of corn, probably for animal agriculture. The flooding would also destroy the wetlands of that area and destabilize the ecology further. Taking the model of the ZAD, or Zone a defendre against the building of an airport in Notre Dame de Landes in eastern france of which we've spoken a lot on this show, the people struggling against the dam in Testet have been occupying the lands slated for deforestation in relation to the dam building and have recently been evicted from their occupation. Paul and Camille speak about the methods of struggle being employed, the folks involved in the struggle, the use of far-right thugs to intimidate and attack those holding the ZAD du testet and more. More info in french is available at tantquilyauradesbouilles.wordpress.com or at www.collectif-testet.org http://tantquilyauradesbouilles.wordpress.com/ http://www.collectif-testet.org Playlist: http://www.ashevillefm.org/node/10268

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Embracing Uncertainty and Embracing Complexity

Rorie Mcleod Arnauld interviewed Winnipegger Devin Morrow who had worked in a Northern region of Iraq known as Kurdistan and was on her way back as this interview was recorded. Devin Morrow speaks about her experiences in that region of Northern Iraq on arms control, teaching, women and her causes.

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Why Our Brains Are Wired to Ignore Climate Change

Interview with George Marshall author of "Don't Even Think About It: Why Our Brains Are Wired to Ignore Climate Change".

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Eat the Airwaves! - 09/20/14

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Escape From Tomorrow

This week we take a sneak peek into the House of the Mouse as we Queue up the (2013) Gonzo film assault on Disney Land ESCAPE FROM TOMORROW from writer/director Randy Moore. Audacious and strange, it tells the tale of content husband and father Jim (Roy Abramsohn), who learns that he has lost his job during a family vacation to a popular theme park, and grows increasingly obsessed with two vivacious teenage girls " clandestinely following them around the park while experiencing an acute break from reality, and keeping his newly unemployed status a carefully guarded secret from his unsuspecting family. Surreptitiously shot at both Walt Disney World and Disneyland, this surreal, monochromatic psychological drama made its official world premiere at the (2013) Sundance Film Festival before receiving an official stateside release. This and our Top 3 Low Budget Films to boot!

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Episode 19: Investigative Poetry Night #2 - Climate Change

This week, we present a live recording of our second Investigative Poetry Night at La Revolucion (hyperlink? They don't seem to have a page on the old hyperlink. Can we call it something like a community space or something?), which takes the increasingly dire situation of climate change as its theme. After setting the scene with some works by IP's inventor, Ed Sanders, Louis and Jim host an evening that features poetry by Toronto Star columnist Edward Keenan and cheeky writer Andy Boorman, as well as musical interludes from Indira Nanavati Cadena, Richard McCarthy and Michael Keith. A special thanks to the Junction Craft Brewery for sponsorship, and to the crew at La Rev for supporting the local arts and politics scene in the Junction.

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496 - Environmental Activism Victories

News You Need to Know: ISIS war Illegal Unpopular and Incoherent; Mumia Abu-Jamal: The Lure of War; Sandra Steingraber: “No!” to Fracked Gas Exports; Jim Hightower: Formaldehyde in Shampoo; Between the Lines interview: Direct Action Criminal Charges Dropped; Between the Lines interview: UBS Divestment from Mountaintop Removal Coal Mining; Outside The Box: Self-interest; music.

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Revolutionary Intercommunalism

GUEST: TOM WATTS TOPIC: REVOLUTIONARY INTERCOMMUNALISM AND THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY RELEVANT LINKS: WHAT IS REVOLUTIONARY INTERCOMMUNALISM? BY TOM WATTS HUEY NEWTON'S SPEECH AT BOSTON COLLEGE NOVEMBER 18, 1970

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#342 -- Beauty and Diet (Part 1)

The Fashion Week models looked not only skinny but grim--inspiring this show. R.A. Song discusses our bizarre standards of beauty. And women's resulting feelings of inadequacy. And the purposes of this scam. Song doesn't pin the blame on abstract forces. Actual people, organized into corporations, convince women to dislike their bodies so those people can make money. In Part 1, Song gives examples from the fashion industry, diet industry, cosmetic surgery industry, drug industry, & more.

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The EBOLA Crisis: PROFITTING FROM AN OUTBREAK

The Global Research News Hour takes a closer look at the background of this developing situation with two observers with dissident takes on this new Clear and Present danger. Jon Rappoport is the author of the blog NoMoreFakeNews.com. He has 30 years of experience as an investigative reporter and has authored three books including THE MATRIX REVEALED, EXIT FROM THE MATRIX, and POWER OUTSIDE THE MATRIX. He believes the World Health Organization, the Centres for Disease Control and other bodies are exaggerating the role of the Ebola virus in the death counts and speculates on how this new plague may be helping to advance a more cynical agenda. Dr. Leonard Horowitz is a Harvard-trained investigator and public health educator. He has authored more than ten books including the 1996 best-seller Emerging Viruses: Aids & Ebola, Nature, Accident or Intentional. Dr. Horowitz has argued for years that both Ebola and AIDS were bio-engineered in a laboratory. In this GR News HOur interview, he shares evedence of how the new outbreak constitutes commercial and scientfic fraud, he talks about how his information is being suppressed by YouTube, Wikipedia and, of course, the corporate press, and he outlines what he believes is the real agenda behind this new War On Germs.

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September 19, 2014

Of Scotland and pirates; acid trip from Banjul to Dakar; Tinariwen's first two albums, on vinyl for the first time; Orlando Julius' international debut at age 71

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The Radical Imagination Festival

On September 19th and 20th, the Radical Imagination project organized discussions about social movements, the radical imagination and the struggle for a better world. Panel I: Building Radical Community Chris Dixon: “For the Long Haul: Care, Intention, and Steadiness in Radical Organizing” El Jones: “Making Revolution Irresistible: Is Art Radical?” Sherry Pictou: “Indigenous Struggles over Natural Resources and Alliance Building” Panel II: Radicalism Beyond Privilege Alexis Shotwell: “‘Interdependence Means Fight’: Queer Disability Lessons on how to Live in Unbearable Times” Andrea Smith: “Igniting a Radical Mothering Movement” Ardath Whynacht: “Against Autonomy: Thoughts on Mad Pride, Youth-led Movements and Activist Neoliberalism” Panel III: Learning from Struggle John Munro: “Imagining a World without Empire: Some Lessons from the Twentieth Century” Isaac Saney: “Lessons from Cuba: Race, Class, Gender, Sexuality & Revolution” For more information, visit radicalimagination.org/festival

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'Beheading' videos ALL fake? Middle East War any week now?

http://politicsthisweek.wordpress.com/2014/09/19/bcfm-politics-show-with-tony-gosling-5/

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