25Nov11 The Shadow World: Inside the Global Arms Trade, Andrew Feinstein

http://bcfm.org.uk/2011/11/25/17/friday-drivetime-47/11620

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25Nov11 EU fraud? with UKIP MEP Trevor Coleman

http://bcfm.org.uk/2011/11/25/17/friday-drivetime-47/11620

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#195 -- Amy Goodman: The Power of People in Movements

Goodman explains & celebrates the power "the People" have when they organize in movements. Includes some good insights (and information that will be new to many) on Frederick Douglass; Susan B. Anthony; Rosa Parks; and 1968 Olympians John Carlos, Tommie Smith, and Peter Norman--plus remarks on Tahrir Square, Occupy Wall Street, and President Obama. From a talk she gave in Syracuse, NY, on November 3, 2011.

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Takings - Conspiracies - Poop War at Occupy

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Interview with Pamela Palmater

We spoke with Pamela Palmater, Associate Professor in the Department of Politics and Head of Centre for Indigenous Governance at Ryerson University and member of Eel River Bar First Nation in New Brunswick about Bill C-2 or the Family Homes on Reserves and Matrimonial Interests or Rights Act. This act was introduced at the end of September 2011 by Minister John Duncan despite being defeated three times previously with strong, unanimous opposition from First Nations communities and organizations across Canada. We also spoke to her about Bill C-10, the Harper government's tough-on-crime legislation, and the provision that imposes mandatory minimum sentences and removes judges' abilities to use discretion during sentencing.

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42nd National Day of Mourning

Native American Observance of Thanksgiving from above Plymouth Rock, Plymouth, MA.

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OWS Memos 11-11

Some may consider looking at a non-MSM supported event a thought crime. Being able to do so may soon become illegal if the new digital copyright bill is passed. A look at the OWS movement in Nov.2011, watching the MSM spin while alternative media struggles for access and some clarity as fresh musicians express their views. Classic vr montage of social-economic events expressed via word and song with a little satire too. Begins with a seemingly apropos quote from The Art of War by Sun Tzu and then Chomsky warning that change will not happen over night

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Michael Parenti: Imperialism and the 99%

Dr. Michael Parenti's energetic lecture 'Imperialism Today and the 99 Percent' takes on myths about capitalism and links the concentration of wealth and power at home with the one-percenters' policy of endless wars abroad.

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#21 - Holiday 2011 Show part two

The strange pirate radio adventures of the crew of the Jefferson Airship ... Mystery Science Radio is an improvised low tech homage to B Movies, obscure music, Mystery Science Theater 3000, Cinematic Titanic, Doctor Demento, shortwave radio, Coleman Francis, Ed Wood, lo-fi radio, and of course the Hal Warren cult film "Manos: The Hands of Fate".

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#21 - Holiday 2011 Show part one

The strange pirate radio adventures of the crew of the Jefferson Airship ... Mystery Science Radio is an improvised low tech homage to B Movies, obscure music, Mystery Science Theater 3000, Cinematic Titanic, Doctor Demento, shortwave radio, Coleman Francis, Ed Wood, lo-fi radio, and of course the Hal Warren cult film "Manos: The Hands of Fate".

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Season 2 Episode 8. Dr. Ramzi Salti of the African and Middle Eastern (AME) Languages and Literatures Program at Stanford University 24-November-2011 Hosts "Hi Keefak Ca Va?" Season 2 Episode 8

This tri-lingual greeting is the way most people say hello in Lebanon where Arabic, French and English are spoken daily. This show will thus showcase music, often in all 3 languages, from Lebanon and the Arab world. THIS WEEK (Season 2 Episode 8): This episode includes my exclusive interview with poet Remi Kanazi. The program premiered on March 1, 2011 and is hosted by Dr. Ramzi Salti of the African and Middle Eastern (AME) Languages and Literatures Program at Stanford University. Dr. Salti's Blog 'Pop Culture in the Arab World' can be found at http://author32.blogspot.com

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CCCP : Good-bye Moogy, the Nightmare Rolls On

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Scooter says good-bye to Moogy Klingman

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*Ep00051 Slack Friday*

Musiq et sprechen

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The Shortwave Report 11/25/11 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. Free to rebroadcast. NHK World Radio Japan,China Radio International, Radio Deutsche-Welle, Radio Havana Cuba, and the Voice of Russia.

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Part 2: Oppression: Loss, Hope and Black Nova Scotians

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Recollections from a 3 Month Tour

An essay recollecting some of the highlights of my three-month tour from August to November 2011, that spanned two continents and eight countries.

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Oppression: Loss, Hope and Black Nova Scotians

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The antiviolence movement and the non-profit industrial complex

Keynote speech by Andrea Smith (with transcript) The 9th Annual Critical Race and Anti-Colonial Studies Conference Compassion, Complicity and Conciliation The Politics, Cultures and Economies of 'Doing Good' Montreal, June 5-7 2009 Concordia and McGill Universities Montreal, Quebec, Canada

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Dialect - The Bhopal Disaster of 1984

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#205 The Father Christmas Letters part two

A radio series inspired by the writings of JRR Tolkien with ecological, mythological music and musings.

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DIY or Don't We #3

The mission of One Minute Zine Reviews is to bring attention to the underground world of print that thrives in the digital age. This program is free to rebroadcast on any terrestrial, internet, satellite, or other radio station upon notification of Producer

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The Politics of Pepper Spray from Egypt to America

We get an update on the case of students being harmed at the UC Davis campus in CA. David Swanson on national Occupy groups, plus Kevin Zeese at the Hart Office Building where protesters took their complaints about the Super Committe directly to them.

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No Debate

Jon Thompson is the author of this report about an independent investigation he conducted for the Canadian Association of University Teachers. The book focuses on the efforts of Israel lobby organizations to block a planned conference on statehood for Israel and Palestine at Toronto's York University. Jon Thompson states the facts in the case and explores the current state of academic freedom in Canada.

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Hamilton's Shelter Health Network

According to the report, “On Any Given Night: Measuring Homelessness in Hamilton”, published by the Social Planning and Research Council of Hamilton, the two major contributors to homelessness are the lack of adequate income and the lack of affordable housing. Families or individuals may be homeless or at risk of becoming homeless for a number of reasons, including experiencing abuse or violence, losing a job, having an income too low to stay in suitable housing, experiencing food insecurity, suffering from mental or physical health conditions, experiencing discrimination by landlords, facing challenges with substance use, lack of appropriate support services and excessive housing costs. Here in Hamilton, a city with one of the highest poverty rates in Ontario, at 1 in 5 people, the homelessness statistics speak for themselves. The SPRC estimates that the number of people accessing emergency shelters has more than doubled since 1995. On any given night, close to 400 men, women and children stay in emergency shelters. The social housing wait list has 4,258 active applications. About 22% of renter households spend more than 50% of their income on shelter, which puts them at serious risk of homelessness. It is now commonly accepted that housing and health issues are directly related. Evidence shows that people who are homeless experience poorer health and shorter lives. Foot, skin and dental problems are common among the homeless population. Rates of chronic health conditions, such as cardiovascular and chronic respiratory problems are much higher than the general population. In a 2004 study on Health and Homelessness, over 1/3 of participants reported not having enough energy to get through the day, and eating only one meal a day. This is not surprising given that Hamilton’s food banks record an average of 15,000 visits per month. 27% of participants reported not having an Ontario Health Card. Finally, 24% reported a diagnosis of mental illness. Yet, despite this important health discrepancies, those living with homelessness often do not get adequate health care, due to the complexity of their health care needs and the lack of provision accessible health care services. This can be because of lack of coordination and continuity of health care services across sectors, such as acute care to community settings and lack of integration across health and social services. And this is where the Shelter Health Network comes in. Hamilton’s Shelter Health Network aims to provide comprehensive care in the community that is accessible, integrated and multi-disciplinary. It offers continuity, quality and satisfaction to both clients and providers and focuses on health, promotion, independence and choice. Established in 2005, the Shelter Health Network is a collaboration of health care professionals and social services organizations working to provide services to those with unstable housing and complex health problems. To give us a better idea of this innovative organization, we talked to Dr. Lori Regenstreif, Medical Director of the Shelter Health Network.

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Quebec's Plan Nord a development on par with Alberta tar sands

Large mining corporations from Canada, Europe and China are eager to become involved in a plan to extract resources from an area of Quebec that encompasses three-quarters of the province's landmass. Many First Nations are opposed to Le Plan Nord, as are environmental groups in Quebec. Roger Rashi is a political activist in Montreal and founder of Quebec Solidaire.

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"The Thanks You Get"

This RADIOLA! expresses its free-floating gratitude with a panoply of tasty selections (including a few beloved old chestnuts).

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WSQT Broadcast for November 23 with Franklin Shelter occupation coverage

Pirate Radio Song Station ID Palestine Today for November 23 Mazim Quemsiyah in Palestine and the latest Gaza relief convoy effort War Update: US troops in Iraq fire on civilians Station ID Obama shouted down by Occupy protesters in NH Between the Lines on the failure of the police attempts to end Occupy Wall Street Franklin School Occupied by Free Franklin backed by Occupy DC Community meeting on the future of Franklin and DC public property WTOP Mayor Grey broadcast hatchet job against Occupy DC Station ID Between the Lines:Supercommitte fails, heavy austerity off the table Call-out to Northern Rockies Independent Media Network, now re-streaming WSQT in Montana Between the Lines short: Racist Az sherrif Arpaio in danger of losing election Between the Lines:Shell may have to pay damges in Nigeria

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Stop CETA: Nasty Free Trade Agreement between Canada and the European Union

Stuart speaks about CETA, the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement that is in the final stages oin negotiation between Canada and the European Union. Once signed this trade areement is binding and it will put corporate rights before local economies, encourage tar sands regulation, privatization of water and threaten Canadian democracy. The agreement is 75% through the approval stage and there has been no public consultation in the process. It is not too late to stop CETA. Stuart Trew speaks about what CETA means, and how to fight the trade agreement.

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Stuffing Show Pt 1

One hour sample of the weekly online radio broadcast 10pm central time from KABF 88.3 FM Little Rock, Arkansas. Full details on the international works of Rural War Room http://www.RuralWarRoom.com

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