Potluck Breakfast July 21, 2010

"You will never come close to how i feel"- tame impala Happy Borthday to Me edition of the Potluck Breakfast. Features commentary on Andrew Breitbart and random but free-flowing tunes ranging from Kode 9 to Glass Houses era Billy Joel (i know, i'm surprised too!). It's easy to download the PLB. Just right click or control click (mac). Also, be sure to scroll down to your right and sign up for the PLB RSS feed. Subscribe to the PLB in itunes and it will automagically download every week so you'll never be wothout the musical love. -jeff the PLB is live every Wed from 8am-11amPST on Killradio.org

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Witness: Homeland (Modern Native American Life of the Lakota 2010)

(Audio rip of video) Homeland tells the engaging story of some of the Lakota Indian families from the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota - a place where 30 per cent of the people are homeless, 80 per cent unemployed and 60 per cent live in substandard housing.

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Potluck Breakfast July 28, 2010

"It's fear of the unknown. The unknown is what it is. And to be frightened of it is what sends everybody scurrying around chasing dreams, illusions, wars, peace, love, hate, all that--it's all illusion. Unknown is what it is. Accept that it's unknown and it's plain sailing. Everything is unknown--then you're ahead of the game. That's what it is. Right?"- j lennon Fun show. Check it out. New Arcade Fire, Magic Kids, Best Coast and a ton of other great tracks. Lame host today though. Hey, it happens sometimes. Great clip of a Faux News presenter chatting w. the head of the Moral Majority. The End Times are here! Awesome. Tell ur social network buddies (yeah i typed that) to tune into the show live and/or grab the podcast. The PLB is live every Wed from 8am-11amPST on www.killradio.org

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Indy Media Live

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Théãtre d'intervention à Montréal

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Potluck Breakfast Aug 4, 2010

‎"Respond intelligently even to unintelligent treatment." - Lao Tzu Hello listeners and welcome to another edition of the Potluck Breakfast. Thanks for playing. Well, no roaches in the studio. Thats a plus. Sorry for the dead air. i was distracted by paying work. Still, the music works, no? Download by right clicking or control clicking on mac on the "get mp3". Also, you may wanna try scrolling down and to the right to SUBSCRIBE to the Potluck Breakfast. This way, you get to keep the show and listen to it on your time. Time Shift Baby. Yeah! -jeff the PLB is live every Wed from 8-11amPST on killradio.org

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Tilcara : résistance minière en Argentine

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60, Beers with my fighter pilot cousin, pt I

My cousin is a fighter pilot. I live in a hippie bus. He's killed people, I've never even been in a fist fight. We talk over beers at his home in Tucson.

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Topo sur les arrêtéEs du G20 : suites judiciaires

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Coalition contre la tarification des services publics

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Émission du 23 novembre

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Thanksgiving Day Massacre - The Pequot Massacre

We like to believe in a festive first Thanksgiving celebrating shared life in the 'New' world between the Indians and the Plymouth settlers, yet the truth is less sanquine. According to most historians, the Pilgrims never would have invited the Indians to join them. Pilgrims perceived Indians in relation to the Devil (in Governor William Bradford's words, they (the Indians) were "savage people, who are cruel, barbarous, and most treacherous.") and the more probable reason they were invited to the feast was for the purpose of eventually negotiating a treaty that would secure the lands for the Pilgrims. Perhaps one reason we have so many myths about Thanksgiving is that it is more an invented tradition, than an historically specific one, an amalgam of the first tense meeting in 1621 for primarily political purposes and a more horrific event that took place nearly 16 year later in 1637: The Pequot Massacre.

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What Do Palestine, the Right to Eat And Thanksgiving Have in Common?

Jen Marlowe tells the story behind her play "There is a Field" - Black October and the murder of her friend Aseel Asleh, a Palestinian youth, by the Israeli police - and what has compelled people in 40 countries to stage readings of the play this year to mark the 10th anniversary of the murder of Aseel.; Bob Avakian on why Capitalism can't even give people a basic right to eat; Saree Makdisi on the content and character of life in Occupied Palestine.; William S. Burroughs reading his "Thanksgiving Prayer."

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Episode 11/23/2010

For the first time ever, Mother's Milk has a bed during backannounces and other DJ-speakings-spots. I think it went well; I'd love to hear your opinion. We also played, as per usual, an eclectic and awesome collection of drunken tunage.

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potluck Breakfast Aug 11, 2010

Liar Liar you're pants are on fire..... Welcome to another edition of PLB. Hitting hard right out of the gate. Gingrich, filming the po-po, and so much more, not to mention stellar tunes. Tell your friends about the show and make them download the podcast. You'll be a hero. To download, right click or control click on "get mp3". It's easier and automagic to scroll down to the right and sign up for the Potluck Breakfast RSS Feed. This way, everyt time you open itunes it will download the newest PLB podcast without you having to remember.....convenience.... the PLB airs live every wed from 8am-11amPST on killradio.org

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potluck Breakfast Aug 18, 2010

"So many tangles in life are ultimately hopeless that we have no appropriate sword other than laughter" - Gordon W Allport ECLECTIC is the key word from today's PLB. Hope you enjoy enjoy the journey as much as i did. To download the podcast: Right click on "get mp3"; control + click for Mac. Even better, scroll down to the right and sign up for the RSS feed of the PLB. This way, u will get it every week without having to remember to download it... the PLB is live every Wed from 8am-11amPST on killradio.org

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Potluck Breakfast Aug 25, 2010

"Anything beyond the limits and grasp of the human mind is either illusion or futility; and because your god having to be one or the other of the two, in the first instance I should be mad to believe in him, and in the second a fool"- Marquis De Sade Special guest dj in the studio leads to hijinks, dead air and loads of bickering. OH. and the crappy equipment at kill only recorded a fraction of the show so i apologize for the PLB not being its usual 3 hour self. To Download: Right click or control click on "get mp3" to download- even better, scroll down to the right and sign up for the rss feed in itunes. you'll get the potluck breakfast delivered automagically, every week, direct to your computer. the PLB airs live every Wed from 8am-11amPST on killradio.org

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Potluck Breakfast Nov 3, 2010

"We needed to have the press be our friend ... We wanted them to ask the questions we want to answer so that they report the news the way we want it to be reported." —Tea Party favorite Sharron Angle, during an interview with Fox News The Post Election PLB. Commentary, Carl Paladino's concession speech and a whole bunch of white boy indie stuff was on the stove. Do enjoy. To Download right click or control click for mac where it says get mp3. even easier just sign up for the rss feed so you get it sent automatically every week. The PLB is live every Wed from 8am-11amPST on www.killradio.org

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Dr. Paul McCarthy - Northern Louisiana Brain and Spinal Cord Injury Foundation.

Dr. Paul McCarthy is a neurosurgeon at LSU Health Sciences Center. He started the Northern Louisiana Brain and Spinal Cord Injury Foundation to raise awareness about brain and spinal cord injuries and disease and provide more funding for neuroscience research in Louisiana. Dr. McCarthy has been called a "blues fanatic" and released the album, "Louisiana Swamp Stomp," featuring local artists playing blues-based music. All proceeds go o the Northern Louisiana Brain and Spinal Cord Injury Foundation.

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Potluck Breakfast Sept 22, 2010

"When people believe in boundaries, they become part of them." —Don Cherry Thanks for checking out the Potluck Breakfast! If you remotely enjoy it, please pass the link to your friends and co-workers. Today's Breakfast was full of jazz, blues and topped off with a full hour of nothing but new tunes. Good stuff. To download the podcast, right click or control click for Mac on "Get Mp3". Also, you can sign up for the RSS feed so the PLB gets automagically downloaded to your itunes on a weekly basis. (scroll down to the right & click RSS Potluck Breakfast). Cheerios, jeff the PLB is live every Wed from 8-11amPST on killradio.org

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Potluck Breakfast Sept 1, 2010

"Bigotry may be roughly defined as the anger of men that have no opinions" GK Chesterton SEPTEMBER! Back to School time. Labor Day Weekend is upcoming-- download the podcast for a great 3 hour long weekend mix. To Download: Right click or control click "get mp3" and/or scroll down to the bottom right of the page and sign up for the rss feed so the PLB will automagically download to itunes every time it opens... Shalom. Poltluck Breakfast is live every Wed 8am-11amPST on killradio.org

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Potluck Breakfast Sept ,8 2010

"Desperation is the raw material of drastic change. Only those who can leave behind everything they have evr believed in can hope to escape." -William S Burroughs It's the year 5771; Happy New Year MOTs..... A mellow, grey LA day reflected a bit in the Potluck this morning. Don't worry. You'll enjoy it. To download Right click/control + click to download the podcast. Even better scroll down to the right and sign up for the automagic weekly download. Cheers The PLB is live every Wed from 8a,-11amPST on killradio.org

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Tuition fees to triple in the UK

Fifty thousand students demonstrated in the streets of London following the announcement of major cuts to education funding. We speak with Siobhan Brown from Manchester, England. She's a third year student who's been actively involved in organizing efforts opposing the austerity measures.

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potluck Breakfast Sept 15, 2010

"To call him a dog hardly seems to do him justice, though inasmuch as he had four legs, a tail, and barked, I admit he was, to all outward appearances. But to those who knew him well, he was a perfect gentleman.+ Hermione Gingold "Unlike some people who have experienced the loss of an animal, I did not believe, even for a moment, that I would never get another. I did know full well that there were just too many animals out there in need of homes for me to take what I have always regarded as the self-indulgent road of saying the heartbreak of the loss of an animal was too much ever to want to go through with it again. To me, such an admission brought up the far more powerful admission that all the wonderful times you had with your animal were not worth the unhappiness at the end." Cleveland Amory This Potluck Breakfast is dedicated to my good friend, Lager. You will be missed but never forgotten.

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Nggrfag: a play about being black and gay

Nggrfag is a one-man play written and performed by Berend McKenzie. It premiered at the Edmonton Fringe in 2008. For the past year and a half, McKenzie has been performing the play in schools in Vancouver and Surrey. He talks with Maria Persdotter about the play, about his life and about the reaction from kids when he takes the play into high schools.

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Potluck Breakfast Sept 29, 2010

"Nostalgia is a seductive liar" -George Wildman Ball Last show for 2 weeks. This is the unofficial PLB HS Reunion show featuring long blocks of choice cuts from my HS days. Of course, it's not all nostalgia on todays PLB. Good new stuff by Das Racist, Lil Wayne, Frankie Rose and the Outs plus a whole host of other stuff. Check it. Catch you again on 10/20. Until then, download the podcast by right clicking or control clicking on "get mp3" and be sure to scroll further down and to the right and sign up for the PLB to download automagically via an RSS feed to your itunes. L8S. ps. Live every wed 8am-11amPST on www.killradio.org

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something borrowed for someone blue

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Michelle Reed, Cancer Detective Speaks Out On Pollution And Cancer Epidemic In St. Lawrence River Valley

Michelle Reed was diagnosed with cancer in 2005. She has thought a lot about the question, "What caused me to get cancer?" She asked her oncologist this question. Dr. Lucille Alston, at the Richard Winter Cancer Treatment Center, in Ogdensburg, New York stated that one possible cause of Michelle's cancer was asbestos exposure. Michelle was exposed to asbestos when she worked in the Newell Corporation's manufacturing facility in Ogdensburg. Dr. Alston also pointed to pollutant exposure that results from living in the St. Lawrence River Valley. The St. Lawrence River Valley is located downwind from a very large number of air pollution sources. The St. Lawrence River carries a tremendous burden of toxic substances, which have been discharged into the Great Lakes by industries, have deposited out of the polluted air into the vast water bodies and have been carried into the lakes by rainfall and snow melt runoff. Michelle lives in the Township of Morristown, located on the St. Lawrence River between the Village of Alexandria Bay and the City of Ogdensburg. A considerable number of Morristown residents have engaged in polluting practices that impose additional pollutant exposure on those who live in this town. Solid waste, including plastics is often disposed of by burning in an open fire, a wood stove located indoors, or in an outdoor wood boiler. All of these disposal practices are heavy sources of dioxins, dioxin-like PCBs, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) and soot particulates. Others dispose of solid waste by dumping or burying the waste in the ground. This leads to water contamination. Another polluting practice that occurs throughout the agricultural lands of the State of New York and the rest of the United States is the use of herbicides in the production of corn. The herbicide Atrazine has been applied to corn acreage for several decades. Atrazine breaks down in the environment into a chemical compound that is very stable in ground water. The presence of Atrazine and its breakdown product in ground water poses a risk of exposure for those who use private water wells for drinking water. Michelle has discovered many sources of exposure to chemicals that are know to cause or are suspected of causing cancer in her environment. She is working hard to increase public awareness of these sources of exposure so people can take action to avoid the exposure and lower the quantities of the pollutants in the environment by preventing pollution. Michelle works with Cancer Action NY as a cancer detective. She is learning to advocate for change. She is learning to persevere despite the unwillingness of government to take small steps toward creating a cancer free world. She is strong and she will accomplish at lot for the benefit of the public health and the protection of the Earth.

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WSQT November 22 broadcast

Pirate Radio song Station ID Palestine Today for Nov 22 w special report from last week's fighting added Peace talks doomed in Palestine-short from Between the Lines War Update: US soldier killed in Iraq Desertion Song(clip) Iraqi PM Maliki's regime harassin unions-short from Between the Lines What if Army ads had health warnings? Station ID "Black is Back" march in DC links war to police abuse and poverty DC hearing on declaring former Franklin Shelter "surplus" gets an earful GMO song American College of Toxicology gets protest at Baltimore Waterfront Marriott over HLS Between the lines on "Hydrofracking"

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Gay & Lesbian Choruses

This month’s show covers the History & Music of the Gay & Lesbian Choral Movement, and such a daunting subject turned into a 9-hour show on my website, the most extensive one yet on QMH. But the History is the focus of this first segment, and that includes an interview with Dr Tim Seelig, who for 20 years led the Turtle Creek Chorale.

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