The Happy Station Show Live at 0800UTC on November 21, 2010

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November 18 2010 Kootenay Co-op Radio - Music

beats, dubstep, drum and bass, hip hop, roots and more Thursday at 10pm-12 PST & kootenaycoopradio.com

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The Happy Station Show November 21, 2010

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Media Network November 21, 2010

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Compromise This!

Post election mix featuring Mark Fiore clips, Obama compromising his change, disoriented soldiers on acid.

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Break The Stereo- Membership Drivin' Funk! Part2

Membership Drivin' Funk Part 2! Lots of great music including a sweet soul set at the end of the hour. Thanks for supporting and listening to CJLY and radio4all!

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11/17/10 - Unemployment Compensation's 75th Year

Dr. Chris Howard, Harriman Professor of Government and Public Policy, at the College of William & Mary, discusses the present and future challenges facing the unemployment compensation system in a keynote speech at the Virginia State Capital on October 5, 2010 in a forum sponsored by the Commonwealth Institute to mark the 75th anniversary of the unemployment insurance system in Virginia.

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313 - US Government Anti-Populism

News You Need to Know:Karzai’s Cute Opinions; Media Minutes; Outside The Box: Day of Mourning; If An Agent Knocks 3: Arrest Warrants & Subpeonas; Between the Lines; music.

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Teach out on threats to higher education accessibility in NS

Elise Boudreau of Students union at NSCAD opens with intro. Then Laura Penny -- professor & author -- talks about the economic fallacy of threatened tuition increases and the crisis of student debt.

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The Occupation of Western Sahara

The Western Sahara is a former Spanish colony, and is the scene of Africa's longest-running territorial dispute. The phosphate-rich territory was annexed by Morocco after Spanish settlers left in 1975. The Polisario liberation front fought a guerrilla war against Morocco until the UN brokered a ceasefire in 1991. Morocco now offers to grant it autonomy, while Polisario is demanding a referendum on full independence. The talks between both sites have been deadlocked for years, and the last meeting in February 2010 ended without any movement in the dispute. On Monday November 8th at least ten people have been killed in clashes in Western Sahara, after Moroccan security forces broke up a protest camp near the territory's capital, Laayoune. This protest camp has been the biggest protest against Moroccan rule in the 35-year dispute. The repression by Moroccon forces came just days before a meeting in New York between Polisario and Moroccan officials to try and broker peace in the region.

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#526 - Understanding Economic 'Development'

This week we hear three complementary views on the topic of 'economic development'. First, a short article by Helena Norberg-Hodge on the global culture of consumerism. Next, a radio adaptation of the Adam Curtis' 1992 documentary, Black Power. Focusing on Kwame Nkrumah's Volta Dam Project, this tells how the rich West African colony of the Gold Coast because the highly indebted country of Ghana. Finally, former 'economic hit man', John Perkins, tells how he helped corrupt foreign elites to ensnare their countries in debt.

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Vajra Ma -The Natural Spiritual Authority of Women

Discussing Vajra's work as Priestess, educator, sacred dancer and performer and a shamanic healer. Designing and facilitating women's ritual since 1986, she integrated Goddess Knowledge and Feminist spirituality with experiential body wisdom (the conscious awareness of subtle body energies). Vajra's book, "From a Hidden Stream, the Natural Spiritual Authority of Women" is powerful and cuts to the heart with its grounded truths. Not to be missed! www.greatgoddess.org/vajra

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Nash Holos November 20, 2010

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Switzerland In Sound November 20, 2010

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Classic Finally Friday November 20, 2010

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November 19, 2010

Bio Ritmo's new single; Tabu Ley and other Congolese classics; the music and voice of Amparo Sanchez; new urban African dance music

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OCAP Radio November 19, 2010

John Clarke speaks about the founding of OCAP 20 years ago; AJ Withers describes their trip to the UK to meet with anti-poverty groups and activists in London, Bristol, Canterbury, Glasgow and Edinburgh and organizing there under the cloud of the current economic crisis and the draconian austerity measures.

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Not Anti-Semitism but McCarthyism

We interview Diana Ralph of Independent Jewish Voices on the Canadian Parliamentary Coalition to Combat Anti-Semitism and the danger it poses to Canadian political discourse and the free speech rights of all Canadians.

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episode195 - november 19, 2010

"you should know that i'm aware" on episode195 of media monarchy w/ tsa rage, opt-out day & thanksgiving love pats - iris scans, fusion centers & disaster city - flying syringes, biolabs & haiti hell - buying silver, bank probes & panic buttons - nazi safe havens & a massive newspurge + awareness music from clinic and tons more...

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Galeguim dos oi azu

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episode194b - november 19, 2010

"the radio said that the tv's dead" on episode194b of media monarchy w/ the latest alternative news from corbett report & ground zero - more missile mysteries, black holes & solar flares on cyber/spacewar - agroterror, radioactive water & s510 in the food world order + waterfall music from the fresh & only's and so much more...

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Deficit Commission Nightmare with Dean Baker

A presidential commission’s leaders outlined a $3.8 trillion deficit-cutting plan that would trim among other things Social Security and Medicare, reduce income-tax rates and eliminate tax breaks including the mortgage-interest deduction, the child tax credit and the earned income tax credit. Deficit reduction would also make it harder to emerge from the recession, causing tax revenues to fall further setting the stage for further budget cuts. The Social Security retirement age would rise to 68 in about 2050 and 69 in about 2075. AFL-CIO Pres. Richard Trumka said the panel chairmen “just told working Americans to ‘drop dead.’” In an e-mailed statement, Trumka said, “The very people who want to slash Social Security and Medicare spent this week clamoring for more unpaid Bush tax cuts for millionaires.” While the Commission’s Allan Simpson said the plan was designed to give members of the panel something to “chew on” for further discussions, it’s enough to choke the rest of us.

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Working Alone: Protecting and Building Solidarity in the Workplace of the Future

A workshop held at U-Mass Boston by the Labor Resource Center. The event examined the growing isolation of the digital workplace, and how to build solidarity with social networks. Also discussions of what needs to be done to achieve this goal.

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Thousands support Palestinians' right to education at World Education Forum, Montreal activist denied entry to Palestine

In late-October, Stefan Christoff was denied entry into Palestine on the way to publicly supporting the Palestinian people's right to education at the World Education Forum in Palestine. Stefan spoke with me via phone today from Amman, Jordan, where Israeli occupation forces had deported him to. He reflects on Israel's increased aggression towards witnesses and social justice activists, the current precarious state of Palestine's education system, and the healing work of international solidarity for a Palestine that is free from occupation, apartheid and colonialism, with a special focus on the global Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions campaign.

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Dave Lindorff takes our National Pulse on Key Issues

What is the state of America's health? We take the national pulse with David Lindorff and discuss the economy, security, Mumia Abu Jamal, national security, and corporate power. What should we expect from second half of Obama administration.

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We meet Bethlehem resident Samer Jaber

The week's grim news, followed by a discussion of recent political events in Palestine with Samer Jaber, a resident of Bethlehem.

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#142 -- Jonathan Zittrain: How to Save the Internet

A sharp & funny presentation. The more we depend on the Internet, the scarier is its real vulnerability to malicious attacks. However, the "solution" urged by government and Big Telecom--"top-down" control of the network by themselves--would ruin the Internet, Zittrain argues. A better solution is continued "bottom-up" control by users--but control of a more "communitarian," consensus-seeking sort than now. Examples of this approach are working well in practice, among them Wikipedia.

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19Nov10 Money reform, legal aid cuts & new nuclear

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19Nov10 LibDem 'hypocrisy' over green space sell off

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Arms Conversion for a Low Carbon Economy

On 17th November 2010 Stuart Parkinson, executive director of Scientists for Global Responsibility, addressed the Sheffield CND AGM on 'Arms Conversion for a Low Carbon Economy'. Slides: http://www.sgr.org.uk/resources/arms-conversion-sustainable-society-nov-2010 Source: http://sheffield.indymedia.org.uk/2010/11/468120.html

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