Penned In: A collection of literary creations from both sides of the fence

Penned In is full of poems and stories written mainly by prisoners in the Creative Writing Program at Matsqui and their friends on the outside. We interview the editor of the compilation and hear readings of several of the pieces from the book.

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Nate Dogg Tribute Show March 19, 2011

This is our Nate Dogg tribute show. Radio Sendiddy is a weekly hip hop show on www.KillRadio.org Saturday nights from 8pm-11pm PST.

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GE Sugar Beets, Alfalfa and Salmon

Update on GE Sugar Beets, Alfalfa and Salmon from Jaydee Hanson. Jaydee testified before congress about the dangers of approving genetically engineered salmon. He works for the Center for food safety.

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If Music Could Talk - March 20, 2011

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JAPAN: Nuke Emergency Continues

Several Fukushima Reactors, and their spent fuel pools are still out of operator control, some are still emitting dangerous radiation, and a more serious accident could still occur at any time. Full run-down for March 21st from Radio Ecoshock.

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These Things that People Make

Kaley and Emily discuss their comical and critical zine A How to Guide to Manarchy, define Manarchism, and the problems of Manarchism within Anarchism (Sexism and Macho posturing within radical political movements). They read their zine and discuss the responses to the zine. They discuss what it means or what it is like to share political ideals with people but not necessarily share the same aesthetic or entertainment interests.

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More Access To Info, Less Political Control, War in the Twitterverse - March 21, 2011

This episode: why do we have more access to info and less political control than ever? Is it because ways we get and share info are forms of mind control? When the problem used to be how to get info out to people, is it now how to find the will to and get them to care? Will the big picture help? Does social networking lead to better physical networking? More porn lead to more sex? Will just voting for "left" or "right" wing parties work? How do we combat end-of-days suicidal nihilism without God?

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Cool Jazz Set; Mar. 20, 2011; Set # 1

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Cool Jazz Set; Mar. 20, 2011; Set # 2

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The Underground History of American Education

A large book by John Taylor Gatto, 9 years in the writing, telling the previously untold story of schooling as not an altruistic enterprise of enlightened men to benefit their fellow man, but an effort by rich industrialists and eugenicists to preserve the hierarchical systems on which they were dependent. Mass compusion schooling, as Gatto documents in this painstakingly researched volume were intended from the outset as tools to "dumb down" their victims first for the purpose of making them willing conscripts in armies, later to a life of gloomy servitude in factories. In spite of selling over 500,000 copies based only on word of mouth recommendation (no advertising), its theme is so confronting that it has been largely ignored by commercial media.

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Law and Disorder March 21, 2011

Dear station managers, independent producers, please let us know when you air this program. We would love to count your station among our affiliates. Thank you all who are airing the show. In solidarity, Geoff Brady brickforest at verizon dot net

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329 - Militarism and Nukes: the Hidden Costs

News You Need to Know: Militarism and Nukes – the Hidden Costs; Between the Lines interviews on: Japan’s nuclear crisis, intervention in Libya, and Wisconsin labour developments; Hidden Histories: Surviving An Atomic Attack; Outside The Box: Our War Culture; music.

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The Rock Pit

Indie Rock radio program Sunday nights on KRFP.

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Eat the Airwaves! - 03/19/11

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Espacio de Noticias de la Ké Huelga - 17 de marzo de 2011

El Espacio de Noticias intenta comunicar la resistencia de los pueblos contra el monstruo capital y sus gobiernos sirvientes. Se elabora en Ciudad Monstruo, México y forma parte del proyecto radial de la Ké Huelga Radio. Esta es la edición del 17 de marzo de 2011.

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Night Transmissions #xx 89 kbs Low Fi

Night Transmissions is a 120 minute show featuring vintage radio shows. In this show... Cape Cod Radio Mystery Theater, “A Test for Murder” .(1980s). Mack Reynolds short story, “I’m a Stranger Here Myself”. Mindwebs, “Rebel” (4/4/79). Authors Playhouse, “Sam Smalls Better Half” (8/16/42). More at http://www.nighttransmissions.com/

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Night Transmissions #89

Night Transmissions is a 120 minute show featuring vintage radio shows. In this show... Cape Cod Radio Mystery Theater, “A Test for Murder” .(1980s). Mack Reynolds short story, “I’m a Stranger Here Myself”. Mindwebs, “Rebel” (4/4/79). Authors Playhouse, “Sam Smalls Better Half” (8/16/42).

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Dissident Island Radio - 18 March 2011

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THE "PROGRESSIVE LEFT" DIVIDED ON LIBYA

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Nubar Hosvepian speaks on "Edward Said, Public Intellectual"

Salma presents the first of a series on Edward Said, one of our most respected thinkers and writers on Middle East policy. His acclaimed book is titled "Orientalism". Today's segment is drawn from the archives of Alternative Radio.

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Radio Japan March 20, 2011 0800utc on 15323khz

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Jazz For The Asking PRG 019 hour 1 and 2

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# 74: If You Love This Planet: Guest: Dr. Helen Caldicott

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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Labor Activist Leighten Chirstiansen - 3/19/11

Bob Paleczny hosts weekly Labor News. This week's program features in-studio guest Leighten Christensen. A Labor activist and GEO Strike Committee member, Leighten has been involved in labor issues throughout the midwest for many years. Jason Kozlowski interviews Leighten about some of his past experiences and his recent efforts to protect worker's rights in Madison WI. Tom Thomas presents his weekly poem in the "Cultural Corner."

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Japanese Dont Loot - new code

White people and Japanese improvise, the Katrina survivors loot. New code words to make white people more comfortable with disaster identity.

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Triangle Shirtwaist Fire & Its Legacy - Part I

Out of the Flames & Ashes: The Triangle Shirtwaist Fire & Its Legacy - Part I On this the 100th anniversary of The Triangle Shirtwaist Fire of March 25, 1911, the fire still remains one of the most vivid and horrid tragedies that changed American Labor Unions and labor laws. The tragic death of 146 young women, whose average age was 19, was what it took before the politicians and the people saw for the need to regulate workplace safety. For the Triangle anniversary, during this Women’s History Month, Building Bridges has produced "Out of the Flames & Ashes: The Triangle Shirtwaist Fire & Its Legacy", a docudrama, a tapestry of sounds– archival voices of advocates and survivors, re-enactments of the voices of those flowering girls who lost their lives. Threaded through the sound tapestry the haunting voices from the fire intermingled with the poetry and songs that arose in the wake of the tragedy. Another thread of the tapestry will be the voices of scholar/activists who know the legacy of Triangle for today - to regulate the workplace and create a safe, decent life for working people, to attend to the problems around us today, still echoing the conditions at the time of the Triangle Fire. This will be a drama of the pathos, complexity and importance of the fire on this 100 anniversary and the organizing still to be done and the work to preserve the gains we’ve made bargaining collectively in unions.

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Spanish Civil War Interview

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Ep00032 *subliminalhymnal*

The usual mix of mindwarping noise brought to you by the guerrilla aurologists at *inh*.

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Doomology

Hot Tuna - Water Song Planet Gong- Floating Anarchy Gong- Oily Way/Outer Temple ELP- Trilogy Genesis- Can-Utlity and the Coastliners Be Bop Deluxe- Japan Stranglers- Nuclear Device Stranglers- Something Better Change Jeannine Hebb- Things Haven't Been So Bad Lately Gary Numan- Engineers Dave Cousins- Tears and Pavan The Duhks- Mighty Storm Lost in the Trees- Song For The Painter Patti Smith- Wave Allan Coberly- Fall and Reflect (demo version) Monday Machines- Ruined Morning Cursive- I Couldn't Love You Golden Palominos- Faithless Heart Capt. Beefheart- Same Old Blues Peter Green - Fool No More Ten Years After- Tomorrow I'll Be Out of Town Robert Fripp- I May Not Have Enough of Me but I've Had Enough of You Ozric Tentacles- Thyroid

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Radio Migrante

Migrante Minddle East Coordinator John Monterona talks about Filipino migrants in Libya

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