Night Transmissions 81

Night Transmissions is a 120 minute show featuring vintage radio shows. In this show... “The CBS Radio Mystery Theater” 2/6/74 “After the Verdict”. “Vanishing Point” 11/18/85, “The Nine Billion Names of God”. “True Detective Mysteries” 09/02/37, “Reprocessed Bride”.

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Robert J. Wiersema-Bedtime Story

Wiersema talks about his latest book in which a boy is LITERALLY pulled into the bedtime story read by his father.

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Cuba : Nouvelle politique économique

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Indy Media Live

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East Hastings ou la poursuite de la colonisation

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Romeo Dallaire-They Fight Like Soldiers, They Die Like Children

Right now there are a quarter of a million children who are being forced to serve as child soldiers around the world. Forty percent are girls who are also sex-slaves to the leaders.

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En Bas A Gauche

East Hasting (Vancouvert) ou la poursuite de la colonisation Nouvelle politique économique annoncée par Cuba Anti-Hebdo : Le Gala Osties d'raciss des Apatrides Anonymes; Anti-Hebdo : Le Sommet populaire contre la guerre et le militarisme.

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Reflecting on more than 20 years of Alternative Radio

A feature interview with David Barsamian, founder of Alternative Radio, a weekly one-hour public affairs program offered free to all public radio stations around the world.

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Episode 11/16/2010

Requests, new music, new-to-me music, and some classics, all - as per regulations - strictly drunk.

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REMIX- Riding on a Donkey

Grossest InnerSide Radio Program Ever

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Holy Holy Holy @ fernwood in Big Sur parts 1 and 2

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fared shafinury in tunnel near big sur

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Professor Michael Marrinan - Stanford Department of Art History

Professor Michael Marrinan of Stanford University's Art History Department recounted some of the most fascinating stories about moving to New York for his graduate studies and then landing in Paris rather randomly which incited his love for the city which continues to this day. What sets apart his stories is his humble endless wisdom armed only with his love and passion for art and the power of art's ability to communicate history throughout the ages. Professor Marrinan's latest book will be released before the end of 2010: "Review of La Modernité et le métropole : Pour une lecture de l'espace urbain au XIXe siècle, ed. Jelena Jovicic, Nineteenth-Century French Studies, 39, nos. 1-2 (Fall-Winter 2010), pp. 167-171" Here is his website which lists his books: http://www.stanford.edu/~mmsfo/pages/books-page.htm Some other works include: The Culture of Diagram, co-authored with John Bender. Stanford: Stanford University Press, 2010 Romantic Paris: Histories of a Cultural Landscape, 1800-1850. Stanford: Stanford University Press, 2009 Regimes of Description: In the Archive of the Eighteenth Century, co-edited with John Bender. Stanford: Stanford University Press, 2005 Mapping Benjamin: The Work of Art in the Digital Age, co-edited with Hans Ulrich Gumbrecht. Stanford: Stanford University Press, 2003 Please look at the following web site for more information about his other publications: http://www.stanford.edu/~mmsfo/index2.html Here is Professor Marrinan's web site: http://www.stanford.edu/~mmsfo/ Here is information about Professor Marrinan and his work: http://humanexperience.stanford.edu/marrinan

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going down to the disco!

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space time manipulation

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wriaaaaaaar!

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Right-wing nationalist party wins 20 seats in Swedish parliament

The Sweden Democrats are a populist, anti-immigration party which traces its roots to neo-Nazi groupings from the 1980s. Daniel Poohl is author of a book about the Sweden Democrats. He's also executive editor of Expo Magazine, a publication that maps extreme right-wing, anti-semitic and racist movements.

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11/10/10 - Consumer Fraud

Consumer attorney Patty Anderson explains what consumer fraud is and what to do about it.

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Residents of Canada's Chemical Valley bring lawsuit against Ontario government

The environmental group Ecojustice is representing two members of the Aamjiwnaang First Nation who say that the cumulative effect of pollution in the area is threatening their health. They are suing the Ontario Ministry of the Environment. Ada Lockridge is one of the plaintiffs.

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151 Kevin Reports on Boise Tour de Coop

Bucky Buckaw has an agenda to replace factory farming with backyard agriculture - one coop at a time. Boise, Idaho is working towards that vision (in Bucky's absence). Inheritor of original Buckaw flock, Kevin B, reports on the progress of Backyard Ag in Boise and the city's first ever Chicken Coop Tour.

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Sommet populaire Échec à la Guerre

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# 176 Listener Feedback

explicit language! Your say, my responses, media samples and music

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Gala Ostie d'raciss des Apatrides Anonymes

Sortez vos paillettes, vos robes de soirée, vos noeuds papillon et votre humour grinçant pour le GALA DES OSTIE D'RACISS des Apatrides anonymes. Jeudi 18 novembre 2010 à 20h aux Katacombes 1635, boul. St-Laurent (coin Ontario) Métro St-Laurent (514) 861-6151 - www.myspace.com/katacombes Entrée : entre 5$ et 10$ Au programme : - présentations humoristiques de chaque nominé et de leur position - quizz «spécial raciss» - dévoilement du grand raciss et remise du trophée - invités spéciaux - mises en scène déconcertantes, paillettes, tapis rouge ET pour clore la soirée en beauté : la fanfare Ensemble insurrection chaotique Venez huer ou acclamer la crème de la crème des Ostie d'raciss du Québec et du Canada!

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Miles To Go: Raising Awareness Through Ordinary and Extraordinary Feats

Whether staying within a 60-mile radius of his home, or crossing the globe on nothing but the power of her two oars, this week’s guests on Sea Change Radio, Roz Savage and Kurt Hoelting, both demonstrate their commitment to being good ancestors. Kurt Hoelting, the author of The Circumference of Home, spent a year adventuring around his home without a car – something that all of us could do but most of us don’t. By contrast, the achievements of Roz Savage, the first woman to row across the Pacific Ocean on her own, are unfathomable to most of us. But Kurt Hoelting and Roz Savage share a common goal: spreading a message of environmental stewardship. Host Alex Wise sits down with them both on this week’s Sea Change Radio.

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WSQT November 15 broadcast

Pirate Radio song Station ID Palestine Today for Nov 15 War Update: 6 MRAPS, 14 fuel tankers destroyed in Afghanistan Desertion Song(clip) What if Army ads had health warnings? Between the Lines: IVAW chews out Jon Stewart et all for ignoring wars Station ID Black is Back links war to police abuse and poverty GMO song American College of Toxicology gets protest at Baltimore Waterfront Marriott over HLS PROMO: Protest the School of the Americas in November

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Swingers and Singers - WWII music special

This page now includes David's last show of his Spring 2014 season too below.

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The rise of nationalism in Sweden

In Sweden, a nationalist party known as the Sweden Democrats recently won 20 seats in the national parliament. Daniel Poohl is a journalist and a researcher. He is the executive editor for Expo Magazine: a publication dedicated to mapping far right and antidemocratic movements. Together with Michael Ekman he has also published a book about the Sweden Democrats. Maria Persdotter interviewed him for Redeye, Vancouver Co-op radio, CFRO 102.7 FM

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NGGRFG: A play by Berend McKenzie

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Eat the Airwaves! - 11/13/10

Wrap-up of the past weeks news with Geov Parrish and Maria Tomchick of Eat the State!

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A trans advocate's diversity journey+global LGBT news+more!

A trans advocate leads human resource managers to workplace diversity; opening "The Tomb of the Royal Manicurists" in a "Rainbow Minute"; Colombia's high court is deaf to marriage equality, Mexico's House benefits same-gender partners, 200 Spaniards pucker up for a papal visit, marriage is on the menu in 3 Australian states, and U.S. Supremes are deaf to a Don't Ask injunction.

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