The Shrunken Head Lounge Surf Music Radio Show

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The Green Majority - Vegan. Environmentalist. Premier?

Is Paul Figueiras, leader of the Vegan Environmental Party of Ontario a "crazy hippy" or a future Premier? Paul joins us to talk about his party since its 2011 inception and some of the challenges an outspoken vegan and environmentalist faces in Ontario provincial politics. Is coal soot a blessing in disguise? Would you prefer genetically modified super-salmon? Or steak grown in petri-dish? Kevin Farmer joins us to discuss this weeks news in between clips from the fantastic Story of Stuff project with Annie Leonard.

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18Jan13 Colonial agenda behind Algeria/Mali intervention

http://bcfm.org.uk/2013/01/18/17/friday-drivetime-105/26252

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18Jan13 MP banned from Commons for Afghanistan accusations

http://bcfm.org.uk/2013/01/18/17/friday-drivetime-105/26252

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interviews Idle No More's Nina Wilson, Raul Burbano Common Frontiers

The Idle No More movement began as a string of emails as four women from Saskatchewan- Jessica Gorden, Sylvia Mc Adam, Nina Wilson and Sheelah McLean got together and decided to make a ‘sincere effort to make some change.’ The context for their resolution was the Canadian Bill C-45; the government’s omnibus budget implementation bill that includes changes to land management on the reservations. It attacks the land base reserved for Indigenous people and removes protection for hundreds of waterways and weakens Canada’s environmental laws all in one volley. In this segment of Latin Waves, Sylvia Richardson interviews Nina Wilson on the Idle No More Movement, Nina speaks of the long term struggle for autonomy that Aboriginal Peoples have sustained, and asserts the core values of Idle No More "We are here to ensure the land, the waters, the air, and the creatures and indeed each of us, return to balance and discontinue harming each other and the earth." We also interview Raul Burbano who is an activist with Common Frontiers A Peoples' Social Forum across Canada is scheduled for January 26 and 27th as a means of stimulating dialogue and organize collective action across provinces and communities. Moving forward a social movement that's from the bottom up and supported by progressive institutions across Canada, Québec and Indigenous communities. On this program Latin Waves host Sylvia Richardson speaks to Raul Burbano about the existing struggles for social justice and the possibilities collectively and collaboratively created by Idle No More, the student movement, occupy, labour and environmental movements across Canada. The immediate goal is to repeal the Conservative agenda of austerity and privatization but the long-term goal is to help transform the current political, economic and social paradigm, by employing creative resistance while proposing alternatives solutions. All are welcome to participate, It's in Ottawa on Jan 26th and 27th

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Best of 2012

Take a trip to Mercury Falls Wednesday nights from 9-11 EST. Join Melissa every week to hear innovative music in an exploration of Avant Garde, Contemporary Classical, Cinematic, Digital Hardcore, Ethereal, Experimental, Krautrock, Modern Psychadelic, No Wave, Soundscapes, Spacescapes...and some things that defy being classified.

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Backchat Programme No 3 / 2013

Backchat Prog no 3 2013 Summary Intros Track- Eddie Reader sings Ye banks and Braes Katie Finnigan-Clark update on the Bristol Pound, Bristol’s local currency. Northern Ireland Protest-James Melia reporting Jeremy Levett talks about War Drones Track- Amazing Grace sung by Isla St Clair Linda Paul reads ‘ Ode to a Haggis’ by Robert Burns Anthea page visits the Scottish national archive Museum ,Edinburgh , Robert burns last letter. Track- Eddie Reader sings ‘My love is like a Red Red Rose.’ Pictish Art in Edinburgh Tim Burroughs, a soundscape.

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Episode 9: Exclusive New S#!t

UNSEEN LEGION RADIO - Hosted by the InaSoulbianz airs 9pm-midnight PST every Tuesday on www.killradio.org

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Guns dont Kill people Everything else does

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The American Fetish and Other Master Race Theories

First dispatch for 2013. A frank discussion about the Christian European male fascination in the US with firearms, violence-prone popular media and the apprehension concerning the changing demographics of the ‘New World Order’ under a Black head-of-state. Special: Bob Kincaid of Head on Radio clarifies the utterances of the NRA and points out just how ridiculous the gun lobby really is.

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Focus Asia Pacific January 18 2013

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Human Library at the Push Festival

Checking out a human book gives you the chance to challenge your stereotypes about people very different from you. Some of the titles on offer in Vancouver are Drag Queen, Occupy Activist and Refugee. Dave Deveau is curator of the Human Library.

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Misinformation about subsidy to First Nations fuels backlash

The media is full of images of the First Nations movement that is sweeping the country. Yet the articles that accompany the pictures do little to explain what people want or why they are protesting. Dru Oja Jay is a writer and journalist. He is the author of the recent article What if Natives Stop Subsidizing Canada that appeared on the Media Coop.

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The Shortwave Report 01/18/13 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 Japan, the Voice of Russia, Spanish National Radio, and Radio Havana Cuba.

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We Dream Ourselves Each Day

Sarah sits in the empty white room, staring blankly at the wall. She doesn’t know why she is here and she doesn’t know what they want. All she does know, is that out there; somewhere, her family is waiting and that she will do anything to find a way back to them. She will do whatever it takes… ‘We Dream Ourselves Each Day’ is our brand new mysterious podcast written by Nic Bowden; in which we question if we can ever know who we really are.

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On Prejudice Against Science

Wherever I turn now, I see antiscience rearing its ugly head and getting in the way of health and feeding the world. So here I discuss GMOs, flu shots, health, and even (not that I wanted to) Monsanto. I share, hoping to get some useful feedback (other than being told I am wrong and being sent youtube videos for proof).

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Break The Stereo- One Two Three Git Down!

Hey now check out this weeks show cause it was really fun. Ramsey Lewis, Young Holt Unlimited, Ike and Tina, The Meters, JB's wow the big guns! Lotsa funk and some really great rappin' in the middle with Paulette and Tanya Winley and the Harlem Underground Band. And a big cut by Barrington Levy- Gimme The Grass. Thanks for tuning in!

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Indigenous Struggle and Haiti's Challenges

Following the January 11 meeting between First nations leaders and the prime minister on critical issues facing Canada's indigenous population, this week's installment of the Global Research News Hour continues the discussion initiated last week on the Idle no More Indigenous resistance movement with John Schertow who runs the website intercontinentalcry.org and puts this movement in the context of hundreds of on-going indigenous struggles around the world. WE follow that discussion with a retrospective on Haiti, following the third anniversary of the earthquake which ravaged the country killing and displacing hundreds of thousands. Three years and more than 6 billion dollars later why does recovery for the Caribbean island country seem to remain remote? Ottawa based writer and artist – activist Jean St-VIl who has travelled to Haiti regularly since the earthquake shares his perspectives on what has happened and why.

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Saturday Morning Live 13.01.12

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01-13-13 New Years Show 2013

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The Vibe Collective 12.29.19

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Episode 10 - Bush Obama Age of Terror (Season Finale)

Narrated by Oliver Stone this ten part documentary series looks back at human events that at the time went under reported, but that crucially shaped America's unique and complex history over the 20th century. Audio soundtrack ripped from video

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The Vibe Collective 13.01.05

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THE COST OF GENOCIDE: ARMENIA 1915

8 tracks music and interviews of survivors, historians, human rights experts

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Coal mining threatens Flathead valley in southwestern BC

Environmentalists worked hard to get the Flathead watershed in BC protected from oil and gas and mining. However, certain areas are not protected from logging, quarrying operations or coal mining. Wendy Francis is program director of the Yellowstone to Yukon conservation initiative known as Y2Y.

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Out Of Our Arsenal Show Pt 1

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, Youtube, Blogspot, Twitter, Soundcloud, Reverb Nation, Last Fm, Google + http://www.RuralWarRoom.com

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"System Recovery"

This RADIOLA! has gone viral--and bacterial.

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Out Of Our Arsenal 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, Youtube, Blogspot, Twitter, Soundcloud, Reverb Nation, Last Fm, Google + http://www.RuralWarRoom.com

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Book: Gender Politics and the Olympic Industry

Helen Lenskyj says that women athletes are held to a rigid standard of heterosexual attractiveness and that this plays itself out dramatically in the Olympics. The result is that some woman athletes have even resorted to plastic surgery to fit the image. Helen Lenskyj’s most recent book is Gender Politics and the Olympic Industry.

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Groundwire January 14, 2013 edition

Produced at CFRU in Guelph Ontario by Erin Hudson. First up we look at the Idle No More movement and listen to sounds recorded at demonstrations across the country. Headlines: The 12th Global Day of Action Against Racism and for the Rights of Migrant Workers, Refugees and Displaced People was celebrated across Canada including a recap of relevant figures from 2012 - not a banner year. In Nova Scotia, the recent passage of the Missing Persons Act has residents concerned. And finally, in Quebec the provincial government announced cuts to post-secondary institutions annual budget. Features: Cow Head residents meet with representatives a company about to embark on an experimental fracking project only to be informed that waste water would be bound for Nova Scotia. And we listen to testimony from Lee Brain - the son of a Canadian oil tycoon - before the Enbridge Pipeline Project Joint Review panel. Music this week was by Montreal band Jazz Pad.

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