Scary TeaBaggers and Spooky Reich Wingers

Spotlighting the spooky shit freaky teabaggers, reich-wingers, and other loonies are saying on the eve of elections. Plus, more support for Prop 19 in Cali! Clips from Natl Radio Project, Republican Sex Advice, and more

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Halloween {s}Edition

The Sunrise Ocean Bender sets sail every Friday morning, 3 – 6 a.m., to find something for your ears, and something for your head … From psych to prog to pop and whatever tributary we can find on the way … and right back around again. There might be a map, but the destination is up for grabs. If it all goes right, we may just get lost. Meet me at the muster station … there’s no better way to start your freakend.

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Friday Breakfast Blend w/ Phil D.

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Josh Examines Salad Days Again!

Absolute awesomeness as Josh from Mother's Milk takes on WRIR's punk show, Salad Days...

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LIberation Theology-Part 3, the murder of Jean Donovan and the Maryknoll sisters

A year after Arch Bishop Oscar Romero was murdered in El Salvador by the US trained atcatly battalion for practicing Liberation Theology, US citizen Jean Donovan, along with two Maryknoll nuns—Maura Clarke and Ita Ford, and Dorothy Kazel an Ursuline sister, were abducted, raped and shot to death by National Guardsmen in El Salvador. They too had committed the sin of practicing Liberation theology and helping the poor of El Salvador. The next day peasants discovered their bodies alongside an isolated road buried in a shallow grave.

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Lawsuit by private clinic argues Medicare unconstitutional

The public health care system in Canada is under threat from private providers in a crucial lawsuit. Colleen Fuller says we need to be watching this case closely and fighting to protect Medicare. Colleen Fuller is an independent health researcher for the Parkland Institute.

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Preventing violence against mental health workers

Mental health care workers face the constant threat of patient violence. Last year, the number of injury claims among health care workers was 10% higher than in the entire law enforcement sector. Lori Strom is with the B.C. Government Employees' Union. She discusses the systemic issues that have created such an unsafe work environment.

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The Shortwave Report 10/29/10 Listen Globally!

A weekly 30 minute review of news and opinion, recorded from a shortwave radio and the internet. With times, frequencies, and websites for listening at home. 2 files- broadcast and slow-modem streaming. Free to rebroadcast. China, Netherlands, Germany, Cuba, and Russia. 

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WSQT October 28 Broadcast

Pirate Radio song Station ID Palestine Today for Oct 28 War Update for Oct Oct 28 Marine recruiter shot up in Chantilly, VA Desertion Song(clip) What if Army ads had health warnings? Station ID Between the Lines on the French pension protests GMO song HLS protests Oct 21:Solidarity with SHAC UK Police harass HLS home protests Oct 23:Solidarity with SHAC UK Sea Shepherd replaces Ady Gil Between the lines short: UN Biodiversity report PROMO: Protest the School of the Americas in November Between the Lines: Tea Party racism

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RLQ Vox pop de Steph

Plusieurs vox pop du Réseau Liberté Québec

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Dialect - Easton Cowboys, Bristol's political football team

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The Book Bindery

Brief review of "zines" and alternative press publications

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Money, the 2010 Election Season, and the Environment:

The 2010 Congressional Race has been an enormous cash cow for both parties, but where will it leave environmentalists? We discuss the impact of money from mega donors like the oil and gas industry. Key races impacted by the money.

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"Everybody Rag"

This RADIOLA! has something for everybody--ragtime, jazz, and what-have-you.

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Séminaire : Les peuples ont-ils encore le droit de dire non?

Intervention de : Vincent Greason, de la Ligue des droits et libertés, Maude Prud'homme du réseau québécois des groupes écologistes Sylvie Paquerot,Professeur à l’École d’études politiques et directrice du Laboratoire d’études et de recherches en sciences sociales sur l’eau de l’Université d’Ottawa.

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FordWatch, Feminicesm, ChemTales, Provocatours, 9/11 Troops, FreeDem Road - October 28, 2010

This episode: what exactly did 2010 Toronto Mayor-Elect Rob Ford and his supporters say to 383,000 people to convince them to vote for him that other (angry?) voters didn't hear? Can we work with our City Hall to make sure those promises are kept and parallel ones are explored? How much "waste" or "theft" (doesn't somebody get the money?) is there anyway? What issues are lurking among millions beneath the surface? How do men and women handle it? How do they handle each other? What can we do?

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Halloween Party!

Thanks for coming to my annual Halloween Party! Are you wearing your costume?

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Anti-Psych Radio October 22, 2010

Don Weitz interviews Kim Pate, Executive Director of the Canadian Association of Elizabeth Fry Societies. Listen to this important dialogue on psychiatric and medical abuses of women prisoners, the recent report of the Correctional Investigator, and some alternatives to prisons.

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Friday WOM Radio, October 22, 2010

Tonight's first half featured: headlines from Democracy Now, Rabble and Toronto Media Coop, an interview with Ward 14 candidate for trustee Murphy Browne, an interview with John Sharkey from the Toronto Bolivia Solidarity network on the upcoming screening of Oliver Stone's South of the Border.

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KR De Nachrichten Kommentar 2010-10-28

Australischer Nachrichten Kommentar mit Wolfgang

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10-24-10 Halloweed / Mr. Z's Freedom Celebration

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57, When will the government let me see my new bride?

I'm waiting for the British Government to return my visa application, accept or reject, so I can go join my new bride MARY in Scotland. Music this week from Tom Waits (hooray for puns!), Greg Brown, Radaslov Lorkovic.

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OCAP Radio October 15, 2010

Kelly Burgess interviews long-time (in both Mexico & Canada) activist Rogelio about his victory to finally gain status as a refugee in Canada after an 11 year battle to avoid deportation back to Mexico where he was tortured.

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Voix de Faits 27 octobre 2010

- Lancement du Réseau Liberté Québec - La France en grève, entrevue avec Théo d'Alternative Libertaire - Actualité internationale

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Drug companies involved in the definition of new sexual disorder

Barbara Mintzes is co-author of the recent book Sex, Lies and Pharmaceuticals, examining how the industry is implicated in the discovery of a new women's illness: female sexual dysfunction. Mintzes details how the disorder came to be defined and how the drug treatment is supposed to work.

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Truthtellers & War

In light of the recent revelations from Wikileaks, we revisit a conversation with former marine Staff Sgt. Jim Massey. Massey was part of the 2003 invasion of Iraq and the occupation that followed. A one-time career soldier, Massey discovered the truth about the nature of the US war and occupation in Iraq and could no longer stand silent in the face of the murder of innocent civilians and other war crimes. Once a marine recruiter, Massey left the marines and became a truthteller at the very same schools where he once recruited youth for the US war machine.

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10/27/2010 edition

first of all, special thanks to josh of mother's milk for covering my show last week (his blog picture for dog germs last week f-ing rulz!)! music from imperial order (featuring yancy lambert fomerly of myotis, synthetic nightmare, and from within) and one of rva's most popular industrial bands, low on sanity. both who just played less than 4 hours ago at the camel! also, a set of classic '80s industrial during the first hour, and electronica, metal, and other oddities during the second hour!

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Popular protests in Palestine - Ali Abunimah

Listen to an interview with Palestinian writer Ali Abunimah on popular protest movement against Israeli apartheid in the West Bank particularly in Bil'in village.

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Latin Waves Interviews David Bacon

David Bacon explores the human side of globalization, exposing the many ways it uproots people driving them to migrate. He also speaks about how immigration policy makes the labor of those displaced people a crime in the United States. Illegal People explains why current immigration policy produces even more displacement, more migration, more immigration raids, and a more divided, polarized society.

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Séminaire : Les peuples ont-ils encore le droit de dire non?

Intervention de : Vincent Greason, de la Ligue des droits et libertés, Maude Prud'homme du réseau québécois des groupes écologistes Sylvie Paquerot,Professeur à l’École d’études politiques et directrice du Laboratoire d’études et de recherches en sciences sociales sur l’eau de l’Université d’Ottawa. http://www.rqge.qc.ca/content/s%C3%A9minaire-les-peuples-ont-ils-encore-le-droit-de-dire-non

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