Occupy Bristol voices - Pat Hart's real talk

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Dissident Island Radio - 04 November 2011

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Week 32

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Michael Musto+A "Latter Gay Saint"+global LGBT news

A veteran "Village Voice" columnist sets the table for celebrity gossip; a good "Mormon Boy" becomes a latter-gay saint; a British Commonwealth confab exposes post-colonial rights conflicts, the U.N. exposes Iran's abuses against LGBT people, Indonesia's sexual minorities get their first health clinic, lesbian Ruth Davidson leads Scottish Conservatives, and more LGBT news from around the world.

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Homosexuality and Schizophrenia

Radio Curious visits with Robert Dole, a Professor of English as a Foreign Language at the University of Chicoutimi in Quebec, Canada, about his personal experiences with schizophrenia and homosexuality as described in his book published in 2000, “How to Make a Success of your Schizophrenia.”

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Professor Scott D. Sagan - Co-chair of the American Academy of Arts and Science's Global Nuclear Future Initiative and Fellow at the Freeman Spogli Institute 31-oct-2011

Scott D. Sagan is the Caroline S.G. Munro Professor of Political Science at Stanford University, and a Senior Fellow at the Center for International Security and Cooperation and the Freeman Spogli Institute. A new speaker has just been added to the "War and Ethics" Series which Professor Sagan has helped organize. Here are the details: November 16 4:30pm / Bldg 260, Room 113 (main quad) "Reporting Guantanamo: America's Experiment in Extraterritorial Detention" Carol Rosenberg (Journalist) Here's the website for the series which is open to the public with the majority of the events being free: http://ethicsinsociety.stanford.edu/ethics-events/ethics-and-war/ -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Despite being very busy, Professor Sagan was extremely kind to have come on the show to play some excellent songs. On the show, he talks about a series which he helped organize at Stanford University called, "War and Ethics." Professor Sagan's website is: http://cisac.stanford.edu/people/2223/ Professor Sagan also serves as the co-chair of the American Academy of Arts and Science's Global Nuclear Future Initiative. Before joining the Stanford faculty, Sagan was a lecturer in the Department of Government at Harvard University and served as a special assistant to the director of the Organization of the Joint Chiefs of Staff in the Pentagon. He has served as a consultant to the office of the Secretary of Defense and at the Sandia National Laboratory and the Los Alamos National Laboratory. Sagan is the author of Moving Targets: Nuclear Strategy and National Security (Princeton University Press, 1989), The Limits of Safety: Organizations, Accidents, and Nuclear Weapons (Princeton University Press, 1993), and with co-author Kenneth N. Waltz, The Spread of Nuclear Weapons: A Debate Renewed (W.W. Norton, 2002). He is the co-editor of Peter R. Lavoy, Scott D. Sagan, and James L. Wirtz, Planning the Unthinkable (Cornell University Press, 2000), the editor of Inside Nuclear South Asia (Stanford University Press, 2009), and co-editor with Steven E. Miller of a two-volume special issue of Daedalus, On the Global Nuclear Future (Fall 2009 and Winter 2010). His most recent publications include "Shared Responsibility for Nuclear Disarmament" in the fall 2009 issue of Daedalus and "The Case for No-First Use" in the June 2009 issue of Survival. In addition, he co-edited with Jane Vaynman a special issue of The Nonproliferation Review (March 2011) on the international impact of the 2010 U.S. Nuclear Posture Review, also co-authoring the introduction and conclusion articles.

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Committee To Stop FBI Repression Conference

National conference of organizers supporting the twenty-four subpoenaed anti-war and international solidarity activists who are refusing to testify to a Federal grand jury on bogus charges of material support to terrorists.

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#192(B) -- John Perkins in Hartford (Part 2)

Second of 2 parts "Economic hit-man" John Perkins tells fascinating behind-the-scenes stories of exactly how the US-based corporate empire imposes its will (& greed) on developing countries. This week he tells of the REAL reason the US invaded Panama & overthrew Noriega in 1989. Plus Perkins' (and the Empire's) great success in Saudi Arabia--a "success" that ensured future disasters. Recorded live in 2005 and never before broadcast.

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Peace Radio, November 3, 2011

This is the November 3, 2011 edition of Peace Radio. This show's topics include Occupy WallStreet, Moscow Idaho actions against megaloads, and the Keystone XL protests in Washington DC. We feature an interview with Moscow, ID resident Sarah Sundquist, organizer of Occupy Moscow. This show also contains our regular feature, "The Human Toll," and book and movie reviews by Sally Perrine and Jill Wagner.

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Peace Radio, October 23, 2011

This is the October 23, 2011 edition of Peace Radio. This show's topic is Occupy Spokane and a discussion of a recent presentation by Mark Braverman regarding the Israeli/Palestinian conflict. We feature an interview with Occupy Spokane actvist Robert Horton. This show also contains children's programming by Miriam Kent

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Speculation transforms world food economy

Human survival has always depended on our ability to find or grow food for ourselves or exchange something to acquire it. That simple equation is now severely out of whack, as speculation on the spot market as completely altered the prices of food around the world. James Heintz is research professor at the Political Economy Research Institute at the University of Massachusetts-Amherst.

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Emission du 4 novembre 2011

Emission de radio portant sur la bande dessinee, l'illustration et l'animation diffusee les vendredis, 17h30, sur les ondes de CKRL 89,1 FM.

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If Music Could Talk - Nov 6 , 2011

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Cool Jazz Set; Nov. 6, 2011; Set # 1

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Cool Jazz Set; Nov. 6, 2011; Set # 2

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The Motherland Influence: November 6, 2011

Two hours of African, Latin & Caribbean music.

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GroundWire November 6th

GroundWire Community Radio News: November 6th http://groundwire.ncra.ca This week's edition produced by Ed von Aderkas of CHRW London Ontario. Hosted by Ed von Aderkas of CHRW London, Ontario. Headlines - Simon Fraser University Student Society Staff lockout ends. Credits: Tara and Justin Landsley, CJSF, Vancouver. - The Canada boat to Gaza the Tahrir boarded off the Gaza Strip. University of Western Ontario professor David Heap detained Kevin Estakhri and Ed von Aderkas, CHRW London. - Canadian mining companies implicated in 4 times as many corperate-social responsibility violations as those from other countries. Tom McNeil CKUT, Montréal - McGill back to the bargaining table with MUNACA. Verena Uttner, CKUT, Montréal Features -Farmers stage a protest in Winnipeg against the dismantling of the Canadian Wheat Board. Michael Welch, CKUW Winnipeg. -A Blenheim Ontario Lesbian couple are kicked out of a Tim Hortons for PDA. Ed von Aderkas, with files from: Michelle Boyce, London. -Occupy London marches on its mayor. Ed von Aderkas With sound from: Nicole Markham, London; Michelle Boyce, London. Music: “Gold Rush” by Basia Bulat from the album Now We Sing and “Blind Man” by Alex Ernwine from his album GroundWire is listener supported - to donate see www.ncra.ca. For more information on GroundWire- a project of the National Campus and Community Radio Association seehttp://groundwire.ncra.caTo contribute to an edition or sponsor GroundWire, emailgroundwireprod@gmail.com

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AMBIANCE CONGO: November 6, 2011

Two hours of Congolese music.

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Militarization of Canada expanding exponentially

Canada will spend 22 billion dollars on its military forces in the current fiscal year. That represents a very rapid growth in expenditures over the past 20 years. The shipyards in Vancouver will build two or three naval supply ships and Arctic ice-breakers. Roger Annis is an anti-war activist with Stopwar in Vancouver.

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BC's regressive tax shift

A recent report shows that the wealthy pay a lower overall provincial tax rate than the average citizen in BC. Income tax cuts introduced over the last ten years have resulted in a greater disparity between the rich and middle-class. In addition, people in BC are paying more flat taxes, such as sales tax and MSP premiums. Iglika Ivanova is an economist at the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives.

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YouthSpeaksOut! on Occupy!

YouthSpeaksOut! is a monthly show hosted by High School students in Mendocino County. Archive of all shows at http://youthspeaksout.net Aired on KZYX/Z Mendocino County Public Radio

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Zero tolerance policing

Following the uprisings in London and other English cities, the UK government introduced plans to broaden the use of US suppression models of policing including civil gang injunctions. Isaac Ontiveros is the communications director for Critical Resistance in Oakland, California. He talks about the concept of zero policing and what is has meant in the United States.

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Unemployment Insurance Cuts and Goldman Sachs Protest Arrests

Unraveling the Unemployment Insurance Lifeline with George Wentworth, Staff Attorney, National Employment Law Project At a time when U.S. corporations are stockpiling cash, it’s outrageous that state lawmakers have the audacity to make jobless workers pay for decades of irresponsible business tax breaks that ultimately undermined state unemployment insurance finances. But, corporate lobbyists have ushered through legislative measures, behind closed doors and with no public debate, of cuts to state unemployment insurance programs when more people are out of work for longer than any other period in generations. We have better wakeup and smell the coffee, realize the consequences of what will be drastic measures before our unemployment benefits are no longer there when we need them. Plus Occpy Wall Street Protesters including Pulitzer Prize winning author Christopher Hedges arrested at Goldman Sachs headquarters in NYC as they chant “Crooks & Thieves, Protected By Police! The Criminals Are Inside"

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Airborne Radioactive Particles

Interview with Marco Kaltofen, Dept. of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, about his research on airborne radioactive particles coming from Fukushima and the Hanford Nuclear Reservation.

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#202: Tolkien and Alchemy

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

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Eat the Airwaves! - 11/05/11

Wrap-up of the past weeks news with Geov Parrish and Maria Tomchick of Eat the State!

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Greener future for Canadian energy sector a myth

A new study on Canada's energy policy says government actions are driven by the market forces, rather than careful planning to ensure good economic, environmental and labour outcomes. The study was produced by John Calvert and Marjorie Griffin Cohen for the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives. John Calvert teaches at Simon Fraser University.

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Raed Jarrar on Baghdad

Raed Jarrar grew up in Baghdad and did his undergraduate degree there. When he returned last summer, he found no-one he knew there and didn't recognize the city. Jarrar is an Iraqi-American blogger and political analyst based in Washington, D.C. He spoke with us shortly after his return from Iraq.

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Voices from Occupy Oakland & City Council's Hearing to Accept the Encampment

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November 2011 edition part two

freeform music from New England artists past & present. Dig in!

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