your blue room (remix)

just a great mix of tunes.

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If music Could Talk - Nov 7, 2010

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If music Could Talk - Oct 31, 2010 - Fall Fund Drive (edited)

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Are We More Scared Of Each Other Than The Government? - November 8, 2010

This episode: Are the millions online who look into the shadow government behind globalization more scared to talk to other people than they are of the government knowing what they look into? Can socially constipated Canadians find ways to use the 2000 year old Socratic "dialectic" process to try to figure things out? Are we too scared to talk to our elected officials? Should men and women separate to get their facts straight like the Masons? Will this generation carry or drop the ball forever?

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Friday Breakfast Blend w/ Phil D.

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Cool Jazz Set; Nov. 7, 2010; Set #1

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Cool Jazz Set; Nov. 7, 2010; Set #2

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The Motherland Influence: November 7, 2010

Two hours of Afeican, Latin and Caribbean music. Every Sunday 5:00-7:00 PM

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AMBIANCE CONGO: November 7, 2010

Two hours of Congolese music. Every other Suday on WRIR 97.3 FM Richmond, Virginia USA

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311 - Taking Stock After US Elections

News You Need to Know: Policies for Permanent War; Talk Nation Radio interview: Craig Holman of Public Citizen on Federal Complaint against Crossroads; Between the Lines interviews: Ralph Nader on November 2010 Election and Aaron Hughes of Iraq Veterans Against the War on The Absence of Debate on US Wars; If An Agent Knocks: Talking to Law Enforcement.

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Dust Terror or Sugar Love Pts. 1 & 2

Radio show with collage-style segues, high-energy music, ornamental factoids & dense sound-washes. in a convenient 1 hour plus sound file. FCC safe for daytime airplay under current regime.

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Magic Johnson's HIV announcement

Yesterday marked a turning points of sorts for AIDS awareness. On Nov 7th 1991, basketball legend "Magic" Johnson told the world that he had tested positive for HIV. He made his announcement live on CNN in Inglewood, CA. In a press conference saying that he would retire immediately and also announced that his wife Cookie and their unborn child did not have HIV, and that he would dedicate his life to "battle this deadly disease". Until that time, HIV, the virus that causes AIDS was conventionally viewed as a gay white man’s disease. Johnson announcement coupled with his admission of having multiple heterosexual partners during his playing career caste the disease in a wider light.

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Hemp Hour 2010-11-05

News and drugnews commentary hosted by Bob and crew -

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Killed by Complexity

Complex societies are most at risk. Rebecca Costa on her new book "The Watchman's Rattle, Thinking Our Way Out of Extinction." San Fran transport expert Jeff Tumlin says cars make us fat & stupid. Alex on NASA's plan for the next Solar Storm (the ultimate global blackout).

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3P-063 Connecting the DOTS

This episode recaps a week of Connecting the DOTS - our new UniverseCity blog that responds to Democracy Now. It features Percy Schmeiser's Principles of Food and Agriculture, and a rebuttal to Jared Diamond's Guns, Germs, and Steel that quotes James Loewen's Lies My Teacher Told Me. We suggest that, along with germs, natives hadn't built up an immunity to religions without honor.

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Night Transmissions #80 64 kbs Low Fi

Night Transmissions is a 120 minute show featuring vintage radio shows. In this show... he CBS Radio Woorkshop 57-07-28 “Never Bet the Devil Your Head”. The Price Of Fear 10/06/73 “Lot 132” X Minus One 55-05-29 “The Man in the Moon” Robert Sheckley 1952 “Warrior Race”. More at http://www.nighttransmissions.com/

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Night Transmissions #80

Night Transmissions is a 120 minute show featuring vintage radio shows. In this show... The CBS Radio Woorkshop 57-07-28 “Never Bet the Devil Your Head”. The Price Of Fear 10/06/73 “Lot 132” X Minus One 55-05-29 “The Man in the Moon” Robert Sheckley 1952 “Warrior Race”. More at http://www.nighttransmissions.com/

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Fighting for green space in East Vancouver

In the north-east corner of the city, there's a highly contested 182-acre piece of land that local residents are determined to convert to a community-oriented park. The City of Vancouver and the province have promised to green the park but it's still mostly asphalt. Linda Shuto is with Friends of Hastings Park.

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Solidarity Notes

This Vancouver-based community choir is celebrating their 10th anniversary this month. We speak with conductor Earle Peach and long-time choir member Bob Rosen. They tell us about the history, structure and repertoire of Solidarity Notes.

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Wear a white poppy for peace

In 1933, the Women's Cooperative Guild in the U.K. used a white poppy to remember all the casualities of war, not only the soldiers. Teresa Gagne is distributing white poppies in B.C.

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Who Owns Your Property?

From Locke and the laws of nature to governments and the legal war of words, the question of property is not as simple as it appears, and the answers may surprise you. Join us this week on The Corbett Report as we ask the question Who Owns Your Property?

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UNAC CONFERENCE-ST MARKS-NYC

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Chesty Comes Clean...

Featured Vinyl: Solomon Burke, The Pretty Things, Band w/out A Name, The Stereo Shoestring, Z. Z. Hill, Hardly Worthit Players, Earth Opera, Culpeper's Orchard. As broadcast live over 5110kc shortwave, 11/6/10

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November 5, 2010

The second of two Fall 2010 Fund Drive programs, featuring a performance by the band Unity Sound in WRIR's Live Room

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Food Security in Insecure Times

Wilson Room, Frontenac Public Library Facilitator: Craig Simpson 1) Jillian Burford-Grinnell, Queen’s U, “School Meal Programs: Are Canadian Children Entitled to Eat?” 2) Pat Dawson, Desert Lake Gardens, “Perspectives from the Small Family Farm” 3) Debbie Field, Food Share 4) Susan Belyea, Loving Spoonful

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Redefining Ourselves for Ourselves

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Austerity and Resistance: Lessons from the Ontario Coalition Against Poverty

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Health and Wellness: Injustice and Activism

1) Melanie Bedore, Queens U, “Poor retail food access as social injustice: A study of North Kingston” 2) Andrew D. Pinto (Health Providers Against Poverty), and Lisa Schofield (OCAP)”, Addressing poverty to improve health: the Special Diet Clinics” 3) Dr. Adam Newman, Kingston Street Health

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Cultural Resistance to Economic Violence

1) Kevin Partridge, SFU, “Cultural Resistance: The Power of Punk” 2) Candace Mooers, (HCAP – Halifax Coalition Against Poverty Radio), “Anti-Poverty Airwaves: Dignity Through (Radio) Resistance in Fredericton and Halifax” 3) Gretchen King, (CKUT/Montreal), “History of the CKUT Homeless Marathon and Archive”

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The Happy Station Show November 7, 2010

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