Yiddish Spectacle & Climate Consciousness

A treat! This show is a treat – featuring an interview with Rachel Weston, Rachel McCullough and Hanna Temple who were all part of “Ellstein at the Beach” – a Yiddish spectacle conceived and directed by Jenny Romaine and performed this year at KlezKanada. Vos iz dos? Yiddish coral chorales! Vaser Shiksas! Climate change and theatrical consciousness raising! Elul may have passed, but Jewish culture is here, as ever, to wake us up! All this plus live recordings from the Montreal Jewish Music Festival. We end the show with sounds from a lider (song) class taught by Adrienne Cooper, of Blessed Memory, at the Arbeter Ring’s “Vokh in Yiddishland”. Songlist: Leah Israelit – “Shteyt Oyf” Zalman Mlotek and the New Yiddish Chorale – “No Longer Do I Lie Down -To Sleep – In Struggle – Awake! — Eyder Ikh Leyg Zikh Shlofn – In Kamf – Vakht Oyf!” Rachel Weston – “Nein Mame, Nein Miter” (live at Montreal Jewish Music Festival) Rachel Weston & Anthony Russell – “Mayn Rue Platz/My Resting Place” (live at the Montreal Jewish Music Festival) Anthony Russell – “The Horse Driver” (live at Montreal Jewish Music Festival) Adrienne Cooper and her lider class at Vokh in Yiddishland – “Dos Bisele Borscht” (written by Mayer Kharatz)

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The Taxcast (November 2013)

In the November 2013 Taxcast from the Tax Justice Network: the movers and the shakers in the 2013 Financial Secrecy Index, the pariah states trying to wreck new global transparency measures, and it’s 50 years ago this month that US President John F Kennedy was assassinated. Did you know he was trying to tackle tax havens?

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Climate Leaders talk with Tom Ashbrook

Climate leaders explain their views on the Keystone pipeline and divestment from fossil fuels with Tom Ashbrook. Dorian Williams is an anthropology major at Brandeis University. Dorian is also a member of the Divest for Our Future campaign at Brandeis University. Dorian has been arrested twice in Washington with PowerShift 2011 and once at Keystone demonstrations. Maura Cowley is the executive director of the Energy Action Coalition, which brings together 50 youth groups advocating for clean energy to slow climate change. Emily Williams is a 4th-year undergraduate student in environmental studies at UC Santa Barbara. Emily is also UCSB’s representative to the state-wide organization, the California Student Sustainability Coalition. Source: On Point with Tom Ashbrook: Environmentalism’s Next Generation Music includes Leon Rosselson - World Turned Upside Down, Shirlann - Heartbeat Of The World, Tom Lehrer - Who's Next, Sherreece - Wings, Supaclean - Not War, Capitol Steps - We Need A Little Isthmus, Neil Young & Nash - War Song, John Prine - Your Flag Decal Won't Get You Into Heaven Anymore, Frank Zappa - Who Needs the Peace Corps, Jefferson Airplane - Volunteers, Annette Hanshaw - Happy Days Are Here Again, Willie Nelson - Angels Flying too Close to the Ground, Robin Williams - Cocaine, The Beatles - The Continuing Story of Bungalow Bill, Richard Nixon - Resignation Speech, Tony Martin - You Stepped Out Of A Dream, Linda Tillery & the Cultural Heritage Choir - Jaime Moreno's Jam, Stephen Longfellow Fiske - Earth Anthem, John Coltrane - Moment's Notice

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Voices from Guantanamo : Speak out Against Torture

Presentation by anti-torture activists to make present the voices of the men on hunger strike at the Guantanamo torture camp operated by the United States Government. One of the readers experienced torture in Guatemala, another tells of his experience as a partner to a torture victim while a third relates the similarity of the stories they read to what she hears as an interpreter at a clinic for torture survivors. They tell their own accounts of why they fight for the release of the men in Guantanamo and an end to their country's practice of torture. The readers relate their stories following the Communal Confession.

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La marge a CKRL 19 novembre 2013 U2

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11/20/13 edition

or tonight's show i bring you new music from freaky mind, starbass, and hope estheim vs. xp8! ...and tons and tons more awesomeness, including your requests! upcoming shows: bile, the rabid whole, machine chop inc. on wednesday, november 27th @ fallout, richmond, va

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Habitat for Humanity

Richmond Metropolitan Habitat for Humanity is a class A contractor, a certified loan originator, and a source of new, well-built houses -- as well as house repair -- for hardworking families who are capable of being homeowners but who wouldn’t normally have the opportunity. Habitat is known for its ‘constructive’ services, whether it’s creating a house, coordinating volunteers, reselling furniture at their ReStore, or rejuvenating neighborhoods. Richmond’s own Habitat has been making a difference since 1996. On this episode of Inspire Indeed, learn about Habitat’s services, community engagement, and upcoming events. For more information, visit www.richmondhabitat.org.

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"Tight Connections"

This RADIOLA! feels the need to loosen some ties--and its belt.

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NOVEMBER 20, 2013 - RETHINK 9/11 !!

Cheryl shares 3 of the speeches given in Time Square, NYC on the 12th anniversary by the Rethink 9/11 campaigners. You'll hear from Activist Les Jamieson, Architect and founder of AE911truth.org Richard Gage and journalist Tom Kiely. Learn how the corporate media, Demoncracy Now and 51 city council members were all given packets of info about 9/11. You'll be glad you heard these 3 inspiring and informative speeches.

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Railway Days

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Celt In A Twist November 24 2013

rassy Basco lead fresh spins fr.April Verch,Pipes & Pints,Brishen&Karine Polwart-that breeze isyerCeltInATwist

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July 8, 1993 - pt1

This episode of Reality Sandwich introduces the new singer Rabia, with what would become a theme song "Who Do They Think They're Kidding?" He then discusses Seymour Hersh's discovery of the planting of George McGovern literature at the apartment of George Wallace's attenoted assasin by Richard Nixon's crew. This information has caused the Alabama Legislature to reopen the assassiation attempt investigation.

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Untitled Program

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Interviews Singer/ Songwriter/activist Dana Lyons

Singer/ Songwriter/activist Dana Lyons speaks about his inspirations for his new CD The Three Legged Coyote

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Between the Lines' for the Week Ending November 29, 2013

The Philippines, Typhoon Haiyan and the Urgent Task of Addressing Climate Change; Dramatic Escalation of Violence in Iraq Ignored by Washington and U.S. Media; Obamacare's Flaws Reinforce Activists’ Push for "Medicare for All" Universal System

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Déjà vu All Over Again - The Reissue Show

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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Lorenzo Reading Series

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NOVEMBER 13, 2013 - 9/11 COMMISSIONERS - Omissions and Distortions

This is a two-part show produced in 2009 that focuses on the 9/11 Commissioners. In this edition you'll hear commissioners Kean, Hamilton and Ben-Veniste.

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Ethical Battlegrounds: Medical Personnel Assist Torture and Gay Marriage Rights Fight for Life in Maryland

Dr. Thomson, an author of "Ethics Abandoned: Medical Professionalism and Detainee Abuse in the War on Terror," which details the participation of doctors and other medical professionals in "designing, participating in, and enabling torture and cruel, inhumane and degrading treatment" of detainees since 9/11. Richen, director of “The New Black,” talks about her film on the battle for gay marriage rights in Maryland, including the role of the Black church, for and against.

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The Shortwave Report 11/22/13 Listen Globally!

A weekly 30 minute review of international news and opinion, recorded from a shortwave radio and the internet. With times, frequencies, and websites for listening at home. 3 files- Highest quality broadcast, regular broadcast, and slow-modem streaming. NHK World Radio Japan, Radio Deutsche-Welle, and Spanish National Radio.

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Global and Local Generations of Energy

How many of us have ever watched the boundless energy of little kids playing and thought, "if only you could capture that energy, you could light up a whole city!" Well, our first guest this week on Sea Change Radio, Chris Cannon, is doing just that - his nonprofit, Empower Playgrounds, taps the kinetic movement of children at play and converts it into usable power in electricity-deprived locales in the West African nation of Ghana. In the second half of the show we move from the global to the local. Working in California's third-largest city, and the tenth-largest city in the US, City Councilmember Ash Kalra expends a large portion of his energy ensuring clean air, water and transportation are available in San Jose and the surrounding area for generations to come.

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Peace Radio Novembet 17, 2013

This is Peace Radio for November 17, 2013. This show features a report on the 20 most censored news stories for 2012-2013, as reported by Project Censored. The show also features a discussion of the issues behind changing the name of the Washington DC-based NFL team, and our regular features: the Human Toll, Headlines, and book and movie reviews.

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On Western Terrorism

Terrorism is defined as the calculated use of violence to achieve political ends. What’s left unsaid is that terrorism is something our enemies engage in. What we do is counter-terrorism. Andre Vtlchek is co-author with Noam Chomsky of a new book that examines the terrorism committed by Western powers.

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Examining the rationales for war

In the first of two interviews, Derrick O’Keefe critiques the notion of humanitarian war and similar rationales for aggression against other countries from Yugoslavia to Libya. Derrick O’Keefe is co-chair of the Canadian Peace Alliance and author of several books including Malalai Joya – A Woman Among Warlords.

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Thoughts on the JFK Assassination

After 50 years criminal investigation has been able to answer those difficult questions which created an industry of belief that is probably still believed by the majority of Americans. Some thoughts about what we really know.

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"HOT WATER" producer Lizabeth Rogers discusses the film

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Teach for Canada

Teach for Canada, which held a recent launch event at a Toronto law office, wants to recruit and train young university graduates to work as teachers in what it says are Canada's most challenging schools – in rural, remote and Aboriginal communities. Teach for Canada is modelled after the Teach for America program, which was founded more than 20 years ago and has been criticized for undermining public eduction and teachers' unions in the United States.

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UK Squatting Criminalisation update

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worldbeatcanada radio november 22 2013

Roma poke @ western DJs w/Kal,Quinn Bachand's brilliant Brishen&Cuban songcrafter Elsten Torresworldbeatcanada radio!

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Black Relationships, Black Unity and Social Change

4th World Radyo Exclusive: The first part of the show has TheAngryindian saying more about the Renisha McBride case and the not so surprising return of George Zimmerman to the news headlines in another case of abuse. The second part of this dispatch features an open-ended, Afrocentric discussion between TheAngryindian and Twitter activists American African educator Ms. Nah'eela (a.k.a. @PostRacialMyAss) and Franz Fanon political theorist and activist Mr. Malichi Daniels (a.k.a. @Fanonian). The discourse begins with the changing, socio-cultural dynamics taking place within the African Diaspora and expands from there. Is there an actual dysfunctional relationship between African males and females outside of the colonial paradigm? Has interracial marriage served to solve racism or has it led to the destruction of the minority family and community/national cohesiveness in the Americas? Is the ‘Angry Black Woman’ a racist stereotype, or it a symptom of a doubly misogynist society that uses race as a negative factor in gender bias? And, how do we move forward to advance this discussion? These questions and more are raised, evaluated and dissected by two qualified African thinkers seeking answers to the pressing issues and concerns facing the Black World today. Don’t miss it.

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