362 - Veterans Day; Movements for Accountability & Change

News You Need to Know: Civilians And Soldiers Disposable; Amy Goodman clip; Between The Lines interview: Campaign Contributions to Congressional Super Committee; BTL interview: Occupy Wall Street Movement; BTL interview: Sustainable Farming and Communities; Media Minutes; music.

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Occupy Boston Radio Reprot No. 8

Documenting another day at Occupy Boston

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Variety Funk and Soul 45's with Mr. Felty

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Do We Create Our Own Reality

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Homelessness and Mental Illness-Part 1 and Part 2

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Is Spanking an Acceptable Parenting Option?

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Post Partum Depression

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The Corporate Newspapers' Rhetorical Policing of Occupy Toronto

Phil begins with Laurel O'Gorman, of the delightfully-named "Miss Marx" blog. After being slammed, along with other Occupy Toronto protesters, in a drive-by-column by Margaret Wente, Laurel O'Gorman refused to play the victim. Instead, she wrote her own response to Wente, which has garnered significant attention. In this age of internet and alternative media, the peasants now have their own printing press when confronted by the newspaper nobility. Phil and Laurel investigate who actually constitutes the attendance of Occupy Bay Street, and look at what's going on at the completely unreported Occupy Sudbury. As a graduate student and sociologist, she also takes on the antipathy towards the academic study of society and inequality that has existed since the Reagan years. In the second half of the program, Phil interviews Derrick O'Keefe, a B.C.-based organizer of the Canadian Boat to Gaza. People are impressed by the Canadian activists on the Freedom Flotilla, but now David Heap, for example, has been tasered and detained by the Israeli military. As of last week, what was the fate of the captured and boarded Tahrir? Receiving constant updates near the time of the boarding, O'Keefe gives us a picture of what happened aboard the Canadian vessel.

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The Happy Station Show 11/12/11

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Media Network Plus (weekly 30min edition) 11/12/11

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Classic Media Network 11/12/11

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Switzerland In Sound 11/12/11

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The Kelly Alexander Show November 12, 2011

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Nash Holos November 12, 2011

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# 157: If You Love This Planet: Guest - Arnold Gundersen

Helen Caldicott, M.D., pediatrician and internationally recognized author and lecturer, hosts a weekly, one-hour radio program titled If You Love This Planet. Produced by Jasmin WIlliams and Scott Powell. Edited by Jasmin Williams.

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The powerful sacred life stages of women, Cree, Métis and Ojibway

Dr. Kim Anderson's book, "Life Stages and Native Women: Memories, Teachings and Story Medicine", launched into Turtle Island and the world beyond this year. The book is a collection of powerful truths, morals and lessons-learned generously passed on by fourteen northern Algonquian elders from the prairies and Ontario, and is based on stories about the girls and women of their childhood communities during the mid-twentieth century. In it, Dr. Anderson stresses the importance of having reverence for women and the different gifts women bring to their friends, loved ones, community, and culture at different stages throughout their lives (or along "the life stage continuum") such as during/at pregnancy, birth, puberty and death. Also known as medicines, these stories, as taught through Métis, Cree and Ojibway cultures, remind us of our strength and are ones that many of us wish our parental figures would have shared with us growing up. On a larger social scale, Dr.Anderson's book imparts theories from Ojibway life stage teachings, emphasizing that health and well-being are dependent on how well community members fulfill life stage roles and responsibilities, and that the Sacred Feminine, connecting with nature, and story are powerful healing forces in the decolonization and recovery of Aboriginal communities. This fall, Dr. Anderson graced us with her presence for a book reading at the University of Guelph, and this is the recording of the celebration.

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Out of the Woods - Show #86 - 11-11-11

This program is divided into multiple parts for the insertion of your station's breaks for station ID, PSA, etc. All mention of station call letters have been removed, so these recordings are ready for you to insert breaks and time your broadcast. (please ignore part 6... it was entered in error and is only a PSA and an ID) 'Out of the Woods' is a mostly acoustic program leaning heavily toward new music by contemporary singer-songwriters, folk singers, bluegrass bands, blues artists and just about any music that fits in between.

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the Undoing of Smart Meters-and other smart ideas

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KYX 29 septembre 2011

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KYX 3 novembre 2011

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CHOI 1er novembre

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11-06-11 Occupy Wall Street - Special Edition

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November 11, 2011

New releases from France; groovy Latin electronica; Mali to Cambodia, via India and Thailand; spoken word Afrobeat

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NOVEMBER 9, 2011 - INTERVIEW WITH SENATOR AND FORMER PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE MIKE GRAVEL

Cheryl and fellow radio show host Frank Tolopko interview Mike Gravel at the Toronto Hearings where he was giving testimony.

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Reclaim Your Radio: Nov. 14th, 2011

Content produced for Reclaim Your Radio, a 8-hour national radio broadcast, commemorating Media Democracy Day, celebrating the 25th anniversary of the National Campus-Community Radio Association, and launching a campaign to reserve frequencies for community radio in Canada.

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OCTOBER 26, 2011 - PSYCHOLOGICAL RESISTANCE TO 9/11 & FBI TERROR PLOTS

Cheryl starts the show with an audio clip from a video done by Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth which includes several mental health professionals discussing why people resist hearing the evidence that challenges the official story of 9/11. They offer suggestions on how to talk to people about 9/11. That's followed by a clip of Judge Napolitano of Fox News examining the FBI terror plots and entrapment.. Cheryl ends the show with information about the OCCUPY HARTFORD camp on the corner of Broad and Farmington.

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OCTOBER 12, 2011 INTERVIEW with BARBARA HONEGGER at the TORONTO HEARINGS

Fellow Radio Show Host Frank Tolopko and I interview Pentagon Researcher and author of "October Surprise" Barbara Honegger at the Toronto Hearings where she gave testimony on the Pentagon. Barbara shares her very revealing evidence about what happened at the Pentagon on Sept. 11, 2001. From clocks stopping to bombs exploding and more - the official story gives way faster than an exploding skyscraper in free fall.

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Brachipod

Creature Features is a 2:10 minute weekly feature (module) specifically about Puget Sound mammals and sea life. Each program will feature a different creature. Written by the Skagit County Beach Watchers a volunteer organization trained by Western Washington University. Radio stations will find this an educational feature. Especially NorthWest stations.  

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11Nov11 Funding the Mafia, drug policy & LSD

http://bcfm.org.uk/2011/11/11/17/friday-drivetime-45/11195

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11Nov11 Occupy Bristol news digest editor Polly Winch

http://bcfm.org.uk/2011/11/11/17/friday-drivetime-45/11195

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