Dominique Green A Saint on Death Row

The story of Dominique Green

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August Swings, Hot & Cool; 8/3/14; Set #1

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August Swings, Hot & Cool; 8/3/14; Set #2

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Special Report from Donetsk 02 Aug 2014

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Living Wage Campaign in Hamilton - Update

Doug interviews Tom Cooper from the Hamilton Roundtable for Poverty Reduction, Don Wells of the Labour Studies Department at McMaster, and Jeff Wingard Coordinator of the Hamilton Poverty Initiative.

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YouthSpeaksOut! on "The Future- Hopes and Concerns" 8/3/14

YouthSpeaksOut! is a monthly public affairs show hosted by high school students in Mendocino County, California. 55 minutes. Produced by Dan Roberts

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Classic HOUR OF SLACK Cavalcade!

SubGeniuses may share a Church in (un)common, but each path of personal discovery of Dobbs takes distinctively twisted turns as we all slip into the ever-glowing bowl of the Pipe. Well, this is my own crumpled treasure map to Dobbstown...a puréed mix representing my own head-reeling inculcation into the ineffable entry-level mysteries and miseries of "Bob", beginning with HOUR OF SLACK #150! Yep, you read that 3-digit number right! Some 1300+ shows ago, Reverend Ivan Stang strapped on some headphones and slapped on some Hendrix...and that was when the flight of stairs under my feet shifted, skewed, and turned into a fucking SLIDE. Take it from me, Stang's "Mutant Yeti Sex Rant" alone is enough to make your forebrain spooge out through the soles of your shoes! But that's not all--I also included material from other early influential HoS shows. Unfortunately, the actual episode numbers are lost in time, because tonight's show is culled from early HOUR OF SLACK compilation tapes I made for myself, 90-minute audiotherapy bombs containing a mix of the SubGenius programming I sorely needed. I distilled those tapes down to an hour of the best of that era, designed to reprogram you from the ground down. Besides the thrill of hearing Stang already at the top of his game (in just his third year of broadcasting, no less!), you'll also be treated to bits by Hellpope Huey and St Janor Hypercleets, classic SubGenius hymns, and musical interludes by the Bloody Mannequin Orchestra and Mark Mylar.

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DtSO, Assualt concluded

Continued reading of "They Dare to Speak Out" by Paul Findley, finishing chapter 7, covering Israel's attack on the U.S. navy ship USS Liberty in 1967 and its aftermath, including cover-up of the details by our and the Israeli governments, and the immense difficulties encountered by a survivor's publication of the tell-all book on the incident, and its suppression; music by Stu Davis.

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Michael Welch interviews Robin Allen on In surance issues with Pipeline on Black Mask

Ten Reasons we need to say no to these big pipelines. Economic Analisis on the KinderMorgan and Enbridge pipelines.

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Wobblies: 08-03-2014

Sean weighs the usefulness of prisoners join the IWW and push towards a General Strike

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WV Prisoners & the Water Crisis / Hip Hop & Antifa in Greece

This week's episode is LITERALLY packed solid. We start off with an announcement about the case of Luke O'Donovan's trial beginning on August 11th at 9AM at the Superior Court of Fulton County, 136 Pryor Street, S.W., Suite C-640, Atlanta, GA. Luke's support is asking for folks who want to get his back to show up in court attire and be present for the court date. Luke is facing 5 attempted homicide charges stemming from injuring the 5 men attacking him as he was being queer bashed in Atlanta on New Years of 2013. More info and the callout can be found at http://LetLukeGo.wordpress.com Next, a quick announcement about an upcoming benefit for and presentation about the 5E3, three anarchists (Amelie, Fallon and Carlos) accused of using molotov cocktails to damage a Nissan dealership and the Ministry of Communication and Transportation in Mexico City on the 5th of January. A supporter of the 5E3 will be speaking about their case on Sunday, August 10th at Rosetta's Kitchen (Upstairs) in downtown Asheville at 8pm. August 10th is also known as Prisoner's Justice Day (http://www.prisonjustice.ca/prisonjustice/politics/1014_history.html) and witnesses yearly hunger strikes across the convict race serving time across Canada in remembrance of all prisoners who've died of unnatural causes while incarcerated. More info at http://fuegoalascarceles.wordpress.com/in-english-information/ Our first segment (after Sean's words of wisdom) is a conversation with D, an anarchist and prison abolitionist from West Virginia to update us about the Elk River chemical spill from January of this year. We talk about the West Virginia Clean Water Hub and the project it recently spawned, Voices From South Central WV. Voices from South Central is working to amplify the voices of prisoners at the main jail in Charleston, WV. The project began as a way of gauging and presenting (in prisoners own words) the effects of the water crisis on those incarcerated and how the administration dealt with health effects it caused and worked (or didn't) to provide clean water to those they jailed. http://storiesfromsouthcentralwv.com/ For our past coverage of the spill, check out: http://thefinalstrawradio.noblogs.org/?s=west+virginia Finally, we air another great segment from Anarchistisches Radio Berlin. This time A-Radio speaks with members of the Greek political Hip Hop group Social Waste. The discussion ranges from chat about the development of Hip Hop in Greece, where it overlaps with politics, immigrant solidarity, anti-capitalism and anti-fascism as currently practiced in Greece. http://aradio.blogsport.de/

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I Have a Confession to Make (Replay)

Emerging threats analyst and author Robert Marston Fanney on new frontiers of climate change. Dr. Alex Rogers of Oxford: State of the Oceans 2013.

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Remember Ukkraine?

This week, on a Special Edition of the Soapbox, Don DeBar from CPR Metro interviews journalist Patrick Lancaster who is reporting from Donetsk in Eastern Ukraine

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Night Train to Lisbon

This week we’re all onboard as we Q up the T-Bone Hoodie approved historical drama NIGHT TRAIN TO LISBON (2013) staring Jeremy Irons. Raimund is a Latin teacher and an ancient languages expert. His life is transformed by a young woman on a bridge in the Swiss city of Bern, whom he saves from jumping to her death in the waters below. Raimund is intrigued but the woman disappears, leaving her coat. Inside it is a book by a Portuguese doctor which contains a train ticket. He uses it, setting off on a journey to Lisbon. While looking for the author, Raimund revisits a chapter in the country’s history and unveils a tragic love triangle. He is drawn into a high-stakes puzzle. Ultimately his journey transcends time and space, touching on matters of history, philosophy, and medicine, encountering love and evolving into a liberating search for the true meaning of life

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Save the Post Office with APWU Pres Dimondstein & Danny Glover

The Peril for Postal Workers and Post Offices, Why We re Boycotting Staples and Opening a Window for "Postal Banking with Mark Dimondstein, Pres. American Postal Workers Union (APWU) In the battle to save the Post Office and good union jobs, protests have escalated into a national boycott of Staples for the proposed deal with the Post Office to privatize retail postal services. Internal USPS documents reveal that the Staples deal is an attempt to reduce the cost of traditional postal union labor and shift it to low-wage labor. While the Post Office tries to save money by degrading their workers' remuneration, it ignores a proposal by its own Inspector General - postal banking. President Dimondstein said "basic, non-profit banking would be a great and real benefit to the people of this country, and a good answer to what I call 'the Wall Street Banksters, who devastated the economy and with it the lives of millions of people." Plus Danny Glover Joins the Battle to Save the Post Office Danny Glover gave an impassioned speech at the APWU Convention, declaring that he would be part of the fight to keep the Postal Service in the hands of the people. As the son of postal workers, Glover described how his parents involvement in the union influenced his life, pointing out that they became postal employees shortly after the U.S. armed forces and federal employment were integrated in the midst of a great movement in the country. He said the fight against turning over postal duties to Staples and the campaign to use the USPS for the many varied services it has the capacity to perform are important. We, the people, own our post office, And we re going to fight for that and we will win.

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Torture Inc. America's Brutal Prisons

The Prison Activism show is about prison conditions, abuse and corruption. We will look at the privatized prisons and prison services. Remember 80% of the prisoners will be out someday. They may be mad at the world and possibly you.. A prisoner is always in danger from the other prisoners or the guards. On guard told me that most of those that go home at night should be inmates.

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When Kids Get Life

The United States is one of the only countries in the world that allows children under 18 to be sentenced to life without parole. Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International report that more than 2,000 inmates are currently serving life without parole in the United States for crimes committed when they were juveniles; in the rest of the world, there are only 12 juveniles serving the same sentence, according to figures reported to the United Nations' Convention on the Rights of the Child. In When Kids Get Life.

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# 286 War Profits

Commentary on present conflicts - War profits the easiest way out of recession

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Jim Eyman and a mix of topics- 8/2/14

We cover a range of topics today, Israel and Gaza, the Ukraine and several other items. Join us for some lively discussion

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Say It LOUD: New Songs For Peace

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Program Two Hundred Eleven

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 music from futures passed

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August 1, 2014

A tribute to Charlie Haden; two bands I saw in Berlin; Cuba in Africa, then and now; Afro-funk

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Hot Enough for Ya? Or, Our Summertimes

Shakespeare said it best, 'Summer's lease hath all too short a date', and we say, 'Ditto that, Will!' in poetry and prose.

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CPR News, August 1, 2014

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Mainstreaming Torture: Yes, Our Very Own Government!

Author Rebecca Gordon appeared 7-29-2014 at Porter Square Books, Cambridge, MA, to talk about her new book, Mainstreaming Torture: Ethical Approaches in the Post-9/11 United States. Truth and Justice Radio was there, recording. For broadcasters' convenience, we broke this recording up into Quick Intro (0:44), Main Body (58:09), Formal Q&A (17:14), and Truth and Justice Radio's last-minute informal Gaza question at the end (1:51).

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Evolution debate, creation science outlawed in UK schools

http://politicsthisweek.wordpress.com/2014/08/01/35553/

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Bristol Property Board - no excuse for the secrecy

http://politicsthisweek.wordpress.com/2014/08/01/35553/

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Earth First! Update - 31 July 2014

Radical, No Compromise Environmental News PLEASE Support Radio4All NOW!

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The Death Penalty is Murder by the Government

A look at the death penalty and letters from Death Row

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Out of the Woods - Show #225 - 7-31-14

This version of the program is divided into 6 segments so broadcasters who desire to use this content can insert your station info, etc. The segments vary in length. Out of the Woods is an earthy, wires and wood, mostly acoustic program featuring some of the best new and established artists from the worlds of folk, bluegrass, singer-songwriters, alt.country, Americana, classic country, old-time, Celtic, and everything that falls in between. The show is an unpredictable mix flowing like a river between moods, often with an edge or in a melancholy minor key. On occasion, Out of the Woods features interviews and live in-studio performances with national and international touring musicians. Past guests have included artists such as Bela Fleck, Si Kahn, Brown Bird, Dana Robinson, Steve Gillette & Cindy Mangsen, Kate MacLeod, Bill Bourne, Karl Shiflett, Rachel Bissex, Darryl Purpose, Bow Thayer, Cosy Sheridan and many others. Out of the Woods grew out of Jon 'Chip' Colcord's former acoustic programs, The Song Swap and Music For The Mountain, separate folk and bluegrass programs which aired in New Hampshire during the 1990s. As a child, Colcord grew up a ravenous music fan with an ear for both rock and folk, from Arlo Guthrie to Aerosmith. All of these influences converge on Out of the Woods to bring you a mix which is as much on the edge as it is down home. Folk music with a rock 'n' roll soul

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