PSR RIGHT TO HEALTH CARE TOUR

ISRAELI PHYSICIAN RUCHAMA MARTON LEADS PHYSICIANS FOR HUMAN RIGHTS-ISRAEL; PALESTINIAN PHYSICIAN ALLAM JARRAR LEADS THE PALESTINIAN MEDICAL RELIEF SOCIETY; BOTH WORK TOWARDS MEETING THE UNMET HEALTH CARE NEEDS OF ISOLATED PALESTINIANS IN THE WEST BANK AND GAZA.

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Confessions of a Raving Unconfined Nut

Radio Curious visits with journalist and satirist, Paul Krassner, author of his newly revised autobiography, "Confessions of a Raving, Unconfined Nut:  Misadventures in the Counterculture."

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Live DJ Set at 360 Gallery 2012

This is the set where the duo alternates playing records from the vault - much like they do on their weekly radio show

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Pacifism

Self-preservation is a fundamental value held by all creatures. All rights, liberties, or any other notions of freedom are only guarded by the willingness of individuals to use physical force against criminals and tyrants alike. Anyone who prefers instead to engage only in non-compliance by pretending that that alone will somehow protect him from the ravages of the enemy is either deluded, or worse, that he does not value his own life.

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Random Show

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Uruguay reglamenta ley de aborto

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What's Behind the Israeli War on Gaza, Suicides in Supermax Solitary Confinement and the Attempt to jail a Revolutionary Activist for Trying to Document Censorship at the Ethical Humanist Society of Chicago

Goodman on Israel's murderous assault on Gaza, the nature and role of Israel, the part of the US and Obama in these crimes, and the need for resistance everywhere. Kupers on the psychological effects of prison conditions, including isolated confinement in supermax units, and a shocking increase in suicides among supermax prisoners. Koger, former prisoner and activist, faces 300 days in jail for video recording a statement by Sunsara Taylor at the "Ethical" Humanist Society of Chicago.

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Billie the Kid

She was really a Woman- the legend of Billy the Kid who was shot down in 1881 in New Mexico- has another twist. Historian writer, Julia Lonergan maintains her proposal from 3 years research, that the identity of the outlaw was that of Mary Armour Case, buried in Santa Cruz Ca, due to land grab schemes . Many parallels to current day names, places, corporations, legal acquisitions were done and murders were committed to steal land from Mexico and make it California's..or how Wells families lied to acquire great wealth, intermarrying, forging, the Wells Fargo Bank.Hear about the Masons, the Hearsts,Duncan Hines, Heinz , Del Monte, Roswell, New Mexico, Winchester House in San Jose,Begonia Festival in Capitola, Bayview Hotel in Aptos, Tuttle Mansion in Watsonville, Mission Santa Cruz, Carmel Mission, Branciforte Mission, Rispin Hotel,first Governor of New Mexico- that stretched up through Capitola, Ca the then capital,Santa Cruz Evergreen Cemetery near Harvey West Park,Bonesmen, Klu Klux Klan, Bush, Lincoln, Obama, -are they in some grand collection of guilty culprits of their ancestry? And which ones are the victims of the culprits and of the murders?And And And..

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demo for FRSC applicant

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Congo Troubles; Media Censorship

Thomas Mountain comments on Afshin Rattansi's new film on Eritrea, "Eritrea: A Nation in Isolation." "They're trying to isolate us [Eritrea], but it's not working." He also compares press freedom in Eritrea to that in the West. The discussion takes them to Syria, Gaza and Egypt. Aimable Mugara comments on the M23 "rebel" group. Rick Rozoff describes the plan to station Patriot missiles near Syria and Iran. He also reports on the Turkish/NATO plans for Syria: NATO's southeastern border with Syria is the new frontier.

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11/24/2012: Don't Threaten Me With A Good Time

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Driving Change in What We Drive

For better or for worse, cars are not leaving the American landscape anytime soon. The automobile is woven into the cultural fabric of our country like nothing else. But we also know that the status quo is not sustainable. This week on Sea Change Radio, we discuss efforts by the Sierra Club to advocate for electric vehicles with Gina Coplon-Newfield and then, for a little context, we dip into the Sea Change Radio archives to hear some of host Alex Wise's discussion with David Johnson, whose company, Achates Power, is developing a more efficient combustion engine.

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"Burn Out" (11/27/2012)

A terribly dull episode of 'Toppers as our host copes with the effects of "burn out."

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KR Weekly News In Review

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War Report

Foreign sources report that the U.S. agreed to send its troops to the Sinai in order to obtain Israeli consent to the ceasefire. Their mission will be to interdict the shipment of weapons to Hamas in Gaza. It appears that the ceasefire is an interlude in the war rather than a step towards a lasting peace.

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The Stuph File Program - Episode #0171

An eclectic collection of interviews and odd news designed to entertain

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Cleve's Quilt + Intertwining Ivy

There's no "NewsWrap" segment on this week's special program, but a veteran lesbian-feminist rabble-rouser reflects on some of her best of times, while the AIDS Quilt founder recalls some of his worst of times.

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Dispelling myths about mental illness

What is the difference between our bodies getting sick and our brains getting sick? It seems obvious that these should be seen as similar processes. Why does stigma still exist against mental illness, but patients are not discriminated against for having medical conditions like diabetes or high blood pressure? Current research on brain physiology is shedding light on the biological causes of mental illness. One thing we know for sure is that although illness is not the patient’s fault, or due to any weakness in character, stigma often prevents them from seeking and receiving care. However, perceptions about mental illness are slowly changing as it is receiving more attention in the media. Today, we speak with Dr. Joseph Ferencz, the head of psychiatry at St. Joseph’s Healthcare in Hamilton, about the nature of mental illness and how to dispel some of these myths and stigmas.

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Immigration Matters in Canada

In June 2012, the Canadian government cut many of the services previously provided through the Interim Federal Health Program. In response, a group of Manitobans created the Immigration Matters in Canada Coalition. There's a town hall on Saturday, December 1, 2012 from 2 to 4 pm at Red River College in Winnipeg. For more information, email imincanadacoalition@gmail.com.

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11/21/12 - Constitutional Interpretation

Senior Justice of the Supreme Court of Virginia, Elizabeth Lacy, tells us how judges are chosen in Virginia, and private attorney Lane Kneedler, a former Chief Deputy Attorney General of Virginia, explains when the Lieutenant Governor can break a tie vote and when not. And during this week’s “News You Can Use,” you’ll learn how a bank that was too big to perform now has to pay $7,500 in sanctions for its delay in paying a $70,000 settlement.

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Break The Stereo- Cut The Cake!

This week;s show gooders galore. George Benson, Grant Green, Dennis Coffey, Herbie Mann, Lorindo Almeida, Wilson Das Neves, Joe Thomas, Jr. Walker and more! These artist are incredible! Thanks to everyone involved!

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Ali Abunimah on the most recent attack on Gaza

Ali Abunimah is a Palestinian American journalist and co-founder of Electronic Intifada, a not-for-profit, independent online publication about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

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Gaza debriefing

Readings from articles (internet, e-mail, or print), brief music

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WSQT Broadcast for November 26

Pirate Radio Song Station ID Palestine Today for November 26 War Update: Afghan rockets hit Pakistan again Station ID Song: "Christmas Greed" sung to "Carol of the Bells" SHARC and CCNV residents march on Mayor over homeless budget Between the Lines short: The Black Friday Wal-Mart strike WSQT Interview with participant in Black Friday "mic check" at Wal-Mart Black Friday/Fur Free Friday protests at Gartenhaus in Bethesda Black Friday/Fur Free Friday protests at Millers Furs in Bethesda Between the Lines: Occupy Wall St/ Occupy Sandy providing storm relief in NYC

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Open Source RVA

Richmond Police crack down on the Wingnut Anarchist Collective again over the collective's efforts to publish department documents, many of which it received through a Freedom of Information Act. Also, Chris Maxwell talks about Richmond's new Hostel and Gigi Amateau talks about the slave Gabriel.

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Interview with Max Haiven

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If Music Could Talk - Nov 25, 2012

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It Happened Before And It'll Happen Again

"This show is 110% … one of the most consistently awesome programs we have come across." The Sunrise Ocean Bender sets sail every Monday morning, 1 – 3 a.m. on WRIR lp 97.3 FM, to find something for your ears, and something for your head … From psych to prog to pop and whatever tributary we can find on the way … and right back around again. There might be a map, but the destination is up for grabs. If it all goes right, we may just get lost. Meet me at the muster station … it might be a long week.

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Friday Breakfast Blend with Phil D

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~Jazz in the Mainstream, Part 2~ Nov. 25, 2012; Set #1

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