2013 06 New Chicken at the Senior Chickens Home

Backyard Chicken Broadcast Correspondent, Kevin Bayhouse integrates a new flock to the old Buckaw flock. And Happy Birthday Carl Etnier.

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Pocket Change Show Pt 2

One hour sample of the weekly radio broadcast 10pm-2am central time from KABF 88.3 FM Little Rock, Arkansas. Full details on the international works of Rural War Room on Facebook, Blogspot, Youtube, Twitter, Soundcloud, Reverb Nation, Google + http://www.RuralWarRoom.com

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Western Intervention in Mali and Haiti

Roger Annis speaks on the cause and effects of French military operations in Mali and parallels with Western intervention in Haiti. Original writings and recommended articles at rogerannis.com.

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Pocket Change Show Pt 3

One hour sample of the weekly radio broadcast 10pm-2am central time from KABF 88.3 FM Little Rock, Arkansas. Full details on the international works of Rural War Room on Facebook, Blogspot, Youtube, Twitter, Soundcloud, Reverb Nation, Google + http://www.RuralWarRoom.com

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Pocket Change Show Pt 4

One hour sample of the weekly radio broadcast 10pm-2am central time from KABF 88.3 FM Little Rock, Arkansas. Full details on the international works of Rural War Room on Facebook, Blogspot, Youtube, Twitter, Soundcloud, Reverb Nation, Google + http://www.RuralWarRoom.com

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Rob Van Dam talks Spirituality, 9/11, Legalizing Marijuana

Rob Van Dam is a professional wrestler, actor, occasional stand-up comedian, and strong advocate for marijuana legalization. On this episode of the Smells Like Human Spirit Podcast, RVD joins Guy Evans for a wide-ranging discussion on a number of topics, including spirituality, being a non-conformist, marijuana legalization, corruption in politics, 9/11, and how fear is used to control populations. Subscribe to the Smells Like Human Spirit Podcast on iTunes, 'like' us at Facebook.com/SmellsLikeHumanSpirit, and spread the word! Enjoy!

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The Technological Singularity

Episode 43 of the Smells Like Human Spirit Podcast focuses heavily on the concept of 'The Singularity', a point in space-time where the rules of ordinary physics no longer apply, and rapid change occurs to the point where future technological advancements are impossible to predict. Prominent spokespeople for the Singularity movement suggest that this metamorphosis will occur as early as 2045, with an intelligence explosion so great that human conciousness itself could be 'scanned' to create true artificial intelligence, and perhaps even immortality. Quite clearly, there are huge ethical, biological, and philosophical issues with these ideas which we discuss in the podcast. Also: the incredible Manti Te'o saga, and a positive development coming from the TSA. Enjoy!

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"Right On Target" 2/26/2012

Oldies program 'Toppers takes a hard right turn with a whole program of fair and balanced ranting, conservative music, anger, rage, confusion, despair, paranoia, and plenty of good clean American fun.

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Obama's Inaugural Speech: Under the Microscope

The adage ‘actions speak louder than words’ was perhaps no more applicable than on January 21st of this year on Capitol Hill. As Barack Obama was sworn in as the 44th President of the United States, he delivered a speech full of misnomers, half-truths, and outright fabrications that have come to define his Presidency. For many in society, it has become commonplace, perhaps normal, to accept lies from our Politicians and elected officials. We can observe that with each passing scandal, the public trust weakens but does not wane completely – rather, the focus often turns to the potential of a savior who vows to ‘clean things up’ and do the right thing. In 2008, The United States faced historic economic problems. Barack Obama, hailed as a cool, calm, collected, and more importantly charismatic figure, was seen to be the solution to all of the country’s ills. He swept into office in January 2009 with the strongest electoral mandate in a generation, thanks in large part to his ability to deliver grand speeches often containing even grander promises. Enjoy this episode examining Obama's (2nd) inaugural speech!

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I Grew Up The Son Of A Portuguese Revolutionary

http://bcfm.org.uk/category/shows/dialect-radio

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S2E6: Ecovillages: Sustainable, Cooperative Lifestyles that Really Work

Tony Sirna, Stanford alum and founder of Dancing Rabbit Ecovillage, joined the Green Grid Radio team for a discussion about living in an intentional community, how the Dancing Rabbit community functions environmentally, socially, economically and politically, and his desire to create social change through providing a real-world example of a thriving cooperative community. Students panelists Aliza Gazek and Hannah Rich pitched in as well to talk about their experiences living in cooperative houses on campus.

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Interview with Great Old Broads for Wilderness

We speak with Ashley Lipscomb of the Great Old Broads for Wilderness about public land campaigns the group is working on in the Clearwater Basin.

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KR Weekly News In Review 26 Feb 2013

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If Music Could Talk - Feb 24 2013

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MNBP Teaser March 2 2013

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Break The Stereo- Bad Ass Breaks!

Some beefy breaks on this weeks show. Check out the Staples at the start with some deep blues. Thanks to all coop members and volunteers. Alternative radio yo!

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Guy's History of Recorded Music

Guy's History of Recorded Music is a compilation of records from the early days of the phonograph, 1920s and before, mostly. Not actual phonograph records, but computer files, many retrieved from archive.org, some played directly from youtube, and others from various on-line resources. Hundreds of thousands of 78s and cylinders are available, uploaded from collections all over the world. Your host Guy Touquet selects recordings from the internet and plays them in the coveted 3 am to 6 am Thursday time slot on WWUH radio, 91.3 FM and at wwuh.org.

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La marge a CKRL 25 février 2013 Jane Ehrhardt

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Health Justice Radio Collective

On February 20th, HJRC in collaboration with Health Providers Against Poverty, YWCA and CFMU 93.3 FM brought the 2013 Homelessness Marathon to Hamilton. The marathon is a live national 14 hour radio broadcast about Homelessness and Housing Issues, heard across the country by over 40 campus community radio stations with a focus on the voices of those directly impacted. According to a 2011 report prepared by the Social Planning and Research Council, in Hamilton, shelter usage by women is increasing, while shelter use by men is decreasing. There are 195 men only beds, 127 for women, 90% of which are specifically designated for women fleeing violence . Women’s shelters routinely turn away clients owing to lack of capacity. On today's episode of HJRC, we speak with six courageous women who tell us how precarious housing in Hamilton has impacted their health.

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Vancouver Coastal Health cuts funding for programs at Rainier Hotel

Until December, the Rainier Hotel provided rooms and support services for women dealing with addiction and homelessness. Now the project has lost the funding it used to offer programs to the residents. Colin Askey is director of a new short film: A Long Journey Home: The Rainier Story.

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Idle No More Take Action

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Quantifying junk food risk

Billions of people around the world can’t afford to eat food that is good for their health. Gerardo Ortero is trying to establish a way to measure this risk for people in countries around the world. Ortero is a professor of sociology at Simon Fraser University.

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Idle No More Movement - Interview with Co-Founder

Sylvia McAdam is one of the co-founders of Idle No More, a movement which originated in response to the Canadian Omnibus Bill C-45, a controversial piece of legislation which opens up previously protected waters and land to corporations. In this interview, Sylvia discusses the movement's origins and goals, responds to media speculation that there are 'divisions' amongst its leaders, and outlines the painful and horrifying history of Native American mistreatment at the hands of European settlers, and subsequent North American governments. BONUS: This episode also contains interviews with supporters at the February 23rd rally in Union Square, NY that marked Bradley Manning's 1000th day in captivity without trial. A great episode as ever so check it out, subscribe on iTunes, share with all your friends and peace!

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Forum on Indigenous Nationhood, Land, and Sovereignty

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Enbridge meets opposition to pipeline project in Ontario and Quebec

The Line 9 pipeline was built to carry oil from Montreal, Quebec to Sarnia, Ontario. But now Enbridge wants to reverse the flow and run tar sands oil east to markets on the eastern seaboard. The company is meeting with opposition from communities along the route. Marilyne Tovar is with Climate Justice Montreal.

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Most contaminated nuclear site in the U.S. not being cleaned up

The Hanford Site lies on the Columbia River in the state of Washington. It was established in 1943 to manufacture plutonium for the U.S. nuclear weapons program. Billions of dollars have been spent on clean-up but highly radioactive waste continues to leak into the groundwater. Tom Carpenter is executive director of the organization Hanford Challenge.

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Truth in Holy Land Archeology

Reading from articles and dispatches on the Israeli-Arab conflict, music.

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Not So Shy John News 02 20 13

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Peace Radio February 24, 2012

Features a discussion of the problems with the BIA Cobell settlement distribution of money to tribes, a discussion of the 10 year anniversary of the lead up to the Iraq war, Palouse Poverty Summit, and gun violence in the U.S. Includes regular features, the Human Toll, book and movie reviews.

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Radio Jamming from China February 26 2013

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