Shake Your Feet and Move Your Head

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 11 PM to 1 AM. Stream the show @ www.wrir.org

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La marge a CKRL 22 avril 2014 Libre vol 2

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Walking on the Edge : A Giant Afro Can Be Life Threatening; Beautiful Music from a Federal Pen and the Brain of Wayne Kramer; Howard Zinn on Stage

Dr. Jody Armour, author of Nigga Theory, on the realities of race, social class, and the criminalization of an entire people. Guitarist, composer and activist Wayne Kramer on "LEXINGTON," his new free jazz album. He came to prominence as guitarist for the MC5 & is co-founder of Jail Guitar Doors. Bianca Bagatourian, an experimental playwright whose works revolve around human rights and genocide, talks about her play, The Time of Our Lies, a play about the life and times of historian Howard Zinn.

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The US Israel "Special Relationship" - Grant Smith on Weapons and Uranium Smuggling and Alison Weir on The History of Zionism

A brief history of un-prosecuted Israeli smuggling and espionage cases by Grant F. Smith - AND What every American needs to know about Israel/Palestine by Alison Weir, founder of If Americans Knew Alison Weir and Grant Smith were the lead organizers of The National Summit to Reassess the U.S.-Israel “Special Relationship” on March 7, 2014 at the National Press Club in Washington DC. By strange coincidence one of the topics covered by Grant Smith became international news exactly as I was preparing his talk for broadcast on TUC Radio. On April 17th, 2014, the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists released an article with the intriguing title: Did Israel steal bomb-grade uranium from the United States?
<http://thebulletin.org/did-israel-steal-bomb-grade-uranium-united-states7056> The authors, Victor Gilinsky and Roger J. Mattson, had suspected that Israel, in the 1960s, stole the uranium from the Apollo, Pennsylvania, plant of NUMEC, the Nuclear Materials and Equipment Corporation. They now credit the release of classified documents in March 2014, that contain much of the proof they were looking for, to the work of researcher Grant Smith.
  
Grant Smith is Executive Director of the Washington DC based Institute for Research: Middle Eastern Policy. <http://www.irmep.org/>For the past ten years he has been investigating the role of Israel and its domestic lobby, AIPAC, the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, in influencing US Middle East policy.   Alison Weir is president of the Council for the National Interest, created by ambassadors and former Congressmen in 1989 and executive director of If Americans Knew. <http://www.ifamericansknew.org/> That’s a nonprofit organization she founded when she came to the conclusion that if Americans knew the history and present reality of Palestine under Israeli occupation US foreign policy in the middle east would no longer be so one-sidedly supportive of Israel. She writes and speaks widely on Israel-Palestine, and has given talks at Harvard, Yale, Stanford, Berkeley, and Georgetown.

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Free Radio interviews Cassandra Farrar, artist, musician

San Francisco Bay Area Singer Songwriter Cassandra Farrar has a new CD recorded with her band The Left Brains. Her new Video "Moving Out" is now released and is available. she is an aspiring young singer and has a large You Tube following and a bank of songs under her wing.

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Altering digital history at the Ministry of Truth

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Richard Heinberg on the Anthropocene

There's a scientific debate afoot in geological and environmental circles about what to call the current time period. According to the International Union of Geological Sciences, we're living in the Holocene epoch, but many believe that the term "Anthropocene" would better reflect the impact that humankind has had and is continuing to have on the planet. This week on Sea Change Radio, we discuss the Anthropocene with Richard Heinberg of the Post Carbon Institute. Along with host Alex Wise, Heinberg looks at why the terminology debate is more than just semantics, and examines a division among environmentalists - between what he has dubbed the "Techno-Anthropocene" proponents and the "Lean Green" movement.

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ME has been a 'side show', news management in Ukraine & Malaysia

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GroundWire | April 22, 2014

This episode of GroundWire was produced by Catherine Fisher at CJLY on Sinixt ancestral territory, in Nelson, BC Headlines: Maritime energy association briefing shut down by Mi'kmaq women| Sula Sidnell-Greene, CKUT Christine Hemmingway settles with Corrections BC for failing to provide adequate healthcare | Yasmeen, Prison Radio CKUT Montreal's green spaces are being neglected and at risk of disappearing | Amelie Phillipson, CKUT Features: Montreal residents demonstrate against austerity following recent Quebec elections | Amelie Phillipson, CKUT BC representative for children and youth discusses the importance of access to community and culture for Aboriginal children and her recent report titled “when talk trumped services”| Gunargie O'Sullivan & Woody Morrison, Vancouver Co-op radio, Carly Forbes, CILU The expiration of the Canada Health Accord and a national movement calling for a new accord | Frieda Werden, CJSF Music by: Buffy Sainte-Marie and Miriam Pearl

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Israeli Legal System Reflects General Injustice

A comparison of the treatment of Palestinian and Israeli youth for the same crime; BDS victory: Earth Day Network has cut ties with settlement manufacturer SodaStream; gag order from Israeli court raises questions‏; Rush Limbaugh Is In ruins‏; oud music by Mavrothi T. Kontanis.

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The Nightfly #2014.17 Hour 2 - April 28-May 4, 2014

In hour 1, we sample an ultra-rare Frank Zappa cover of "Stranded in the Jungle," originally recorded by the Jayhawks, plus Herbie Hancock's take on a Joni Mitchell classic and a track from Miles Davis' version of Porgy & Bess. In hour 2, we'll check the local surf conditions on our inland lakes & ponds, enjoy a guest appearance by the late great WERU dj Charlie Oldham, & fill the hour with classic funk, soul, & jazz.

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The Nightfly #2014.17 Hour 1 - April 28-May 4, 2014

In hour 1, we sample an ultra-rare Frank Zappa cover of "Stranded in the Jungle," originally recorded by the Jayhawks, plus Herbie Hancock's take on a Joni Mitchell classic and a track from Miles Davis' version of Porgy & Bess. In hour 2, we'll check the local surf conditions on our inland lakes & ponds, enjoy a guest appearance by the late great WERU dj Charlie Oldham, & fill the hour with classic funk, soul, & jazz.

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You'll recognize these

This week: Records from the first two decades of the 20th Century

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PureLand's global radio debut + LGBT news + more!

PureLand sings out as "the girls they are"; early 20th century British suffragist/composer Edyth Smyth is remembered in a "Rainbow Minute"; India's top court affirms trans-people, Malta bans trans bias and okays civil unions, Ethiopia eschews Africa's trending homophobia while Zimbabwe's Mugabe reinforces it, new laws in Brunei punish consensual adult gay sex with death by stoning, and more global LGBT news.

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"Goliath": The Big Quiet

Continued reading from M. Blumenthal's "Goliath: Life and Loathing in Greater Israel", chapters 64 - 66; music.

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Creating Government Accountability--A Grassroots Discussion on Bringing Change

On April 16th, 2014, I hosted a conference call on creating government accountability. There were three other people on the call: Lewis M. Shepard, a fellow Green Party member and cofounder of Cancer Action NY; Dale Pondysh, a North Country environmental activist and Daniel Flatley, a reporter for the Watertown Daily Times. There was a great feeling of people rising free of bad government and making progress toward replacing the bad government with good government on this call. Lewis M. Shepard spoke about the failure of the United States government to protect Americans against asbestos exposure during a long period of time after it was known that asbestos exposure was causing serious harm to health. He compared government's downfall on asbestos with what is currently happening with mercury dental amalgams. The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) allows the use of mercury amalgams when this practice has been banned elsewhere. The placement of a highly toxic neurotoxin in people's mouths goes against all common sense. Nevertheless, this practice continues because the use of mercury amalgams is a moneymaker for dentists. Dale Pondysh shared a list of actions for which he would like to see government held accountable: wars in Afghanistan and Iraq; promoting unrest in the Ukraine; allowance of GMO products to be sold without labeling and failure to tax the most wealthy of Americans. He voiced the sentiment that this was far from what he wanted government to be doing. I described my work of attempting to hold governmental public health entities including: the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the National Cancer Institute and the New York State Department of Health accountable for their failure to warn Americans of avoidable chemical exposure cancer hazards. This work involved the publication of the Cancer Action NY report, "Disinformation Cancer Epidemic", which focused upon deceptive and incomplete public health messaging regarding dioxin exposure. I stated my belief that legislation could serve to create government accountability. I provided details of three laws serving such a purpose. The first law would require that government employees and officials participate in on the record discussion of citizen complaints of failure to properly conduct government work. These recorded discussions would be the property of the citizen making the complaint. The recordings could be placed on the internet to raise public awareness of the work failure. The second law would establish a government office charged with investigating citizen complaints of failure to do work properly. The third law would give legal standing to any citizen wishing to file suit alleging failure of a government employee or official to properly do the work required in that position. This law would make government employees and officials personally liable for paying any penalties imposed by the court. Daniel Flatley asked a most highly important question, why were Americans not taking action on the many problems of failed government? I answered that the people were struggling to deal with the immensity of the government failures. I stated that it was my belief that a strong social movement was growing in opposition to hydro fracking and that this movement might inspire citizen efforts to address other government failures. -- Donald L. Hassig, Director Cancer Action NY Cancer Action News Network 42 Green Pond Lane Colton, NY USA 13625 315.262.2456 www.canceractionny.org

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Rev. Susie the Floozie's "Robigus Day" Special!

Join us as we celebrate April 25th, the feast day of the ancient Roman god of mildew, ROBIGUS! To the Romans, mildew was a serious threat that could result in poisoned, ruined grain stores, so it made sense to put a demigod in charge of the whole process. On April 25th, they threw a festival dedicated to Robigus wherein a red puppy was sacrificed in his name as a bribe. Hell, mildew is taking over my closets, and it seemed like a good idea to toss a little personalized appeasement his way. So I pulled a blast from the mildewed past and played BSTF #17 from April 23, 1994! But back then I wasn't only celebrating Robigus Day, but also the death of Richard Nixon--reason enough for a party in itself! With a double-barreled musical assist by Oingo Boingo, a psychedelic wonder called "Loose Lip Sync Ships" by the Hogs, the Theme from GREEN SLIME by Charles Fox...and a very, VERY surprising turn by Evil Susie at show's end, one that struck me harder than one of her skillet blows. What the FUCK. Now I'm afraid to be left alone with her...

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Life During Wartime re-air & Zerzan reads for Swain

This week's episode features John Zerzan reading a statement by Sean Swain on the 23rd anniversary of Sean's imprisonment followed by a repeat of a conversation with Will Munger, a co-editor of Life During Wartime (AK Press, 2013), discussing Counterinsurgency theory and practice by the U.S. government domestically.

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The Female Brain & the Male Brain: There is a Difference

Radio Curious visits with neuropsychiatrist, Dr. Louann Brizendine, founder of the Women’s Mood and Hormone Clinic at the University of California at San Francisco. She’s the author of 2 books, “The Female Brain,” published in 2006 and “The Male Brain,” published in 2010, and discusses what differentiates the two.

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If Music Could Talk - April 20, 2014

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An Easter JazzFest; Apr. 20, 2014; Set #1

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An Easter JazzFest; Apr. 20, 2014; Set #2

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De Pod 2014-04-19

Aktueller Nachrichten Kommentar mit Wolfgang

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# 276 Financial Re-mix

Global Finance over 300 years in Re-Mix

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The Rant of the Rings - The Two Towers of Crap

The conversational adventures of slackers Frank and Steve from Zotte Park. Comedy, snark and sadness ensues. In this episode, Frank and Steve discuss Peter Jackson's film adaptation of "The Lord of the Rings", and Frank has a list of things they could have kept in the film.

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Happy Peace-ster: Re-legalize cannabis and hemp

appy Peacester! On 4/20, Cindy Sheehan's Soapbox is re-broadcasting a show about re-legalizing hemp and cannabis, with young activist: Alex Fidel

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April 20. 2014

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Easter 2014 Special

Radio Thrift Shop is a freeform exploration of music from the last century of recorded sound inclusive of music in various genres ... including folk, jazz, easy listening, world, classical, classic rock & more ... played on 78s, reel to reels, cassettes, vinyl records & even endangered 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 about music & culture in the spirit of free radio

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A Climate Beyond Imagination

Witnessing plot of climate denial in Bush Whitehouse; how the 1% control us; climate fiction "cli fi" new and old; why predictions of the cost of stopping climate change are ridiculous.

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The Day The Earth Stood Still

KLAATU BARADA NIKTO… Put on your Gort Shorts! This week we delve into the (1951) Sci-Fi Classic THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL starring Michael Rennie and Patricia Neal. Considered by most to be the godfather of the genre, it tells the tale of Klaatu (Michael Rennie) and his robot protector GORT, who come to earth to deliver both a message and a warning – which will only be revealed when all the leaders of all nations unite. World politics being what they are in 1951, Klaatu’s demands are turned down and he is ordered to remain in quarantine. Klaatu escapes, taking refuge in a boarding house, where he poses as one “Mr. Carpenter”. There the benign alien gains the confidence of a lovely widow (Patricia Neal) and her son, Bobby – neither of whom tumble to his other worldly origins, and seeks out the gentleman whom Bobby regards as “the smartest man in the world”, an Einstein-like scientist, Dr. Barnhardt. The next day, at precisely 12 o’clock, Klaatu arranges for the world to “stand still” , he shuts down all electrical power in the world, with the exception of essentials like hospitals and planes in flight in an attempt to get all of humanity to hear his impending proclamation… That and our Top 3 “Movie Robots”

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