5th District Supervisors Differing Views

This week Radio Curious is joined by 5th District candidates for Supervisor in Mendocino County, Dan Hamburg and Wendy Roberts. Host and attorney Barry Vogel asks them both the same questions, independently of one another so you can compare their answers. The interviews were recorded in the last week of September 2010, at the studios of Radio Curious in Ukiah, Ca. The book Wendy Roberts recommends is, "Touching Wings, Touching Wild," by Ronnie James. The book Dan Hamburg recommends is, "The Shock Doctrine," by Naomi Klein.

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"Listening Out"

This RADIOLA! admits its growing disenchantment with radio, per se. On a more positive note, we celebrate Bryan Wright's recordings of Bix Beiderbecke's piano solos on brand new 78 RPM discs

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'A Night For Meditation"

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Alex and Anthea's Danube Delta Feature v 02

Anthea Page visits the Danube Delta and speaks to local experts, fishermen and tourists

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Sooey and Saints at the Fair

My head's all spinny from the State Fair, and it'll only get more so watching all this vinyl twirl around...Lord know's what's going to come out (of the speakers or my mouth!)

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9/29/10 edition

music tonite from bands-o-plenty that are playing within the next week: we will here from download who will be playing the subcon beyond fest in dc this friday, oct. 1st, at a venue called club 24. the line for this incredible event includes download and plateau (skinny puppy side projects!) with otto von schirach and banana sloth! plus we will here from bile, synthetic nightmare (local), and low on sanity (local) who will be playing together this saturday, oct. 2, at fallout here in richmond! a show i forgot to mention last week was the swans playing up in d.c. this wednesday, sept. 29th, at the black cat. so we will here a swans track. ....but peelander z, point blank, and herschel stratego will be playing the 29th as well here in richmond at the camel! so in the 2nd hour of the show let's here some point blank, what'd ya say!

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Progress Along the 85th Meridian

What do the Great Lakes of Michigan and the rainforests of Costa Rica share besides a common longitude? We answer that question this week on Sea Change Radio. Each of these places is home to an environmental evangelist who is helping to connect his community to a sustainable future. Sea Change Radio host, Alex Wise, first talks to Ryan King, a biologist, independent journalist, and “eco-preneur” in Costa Rica who has brought biodiesel, biochar and environmental projects to remote parts of the country. Next, Alex speaks to Norman Christopher, Grand Valley State University’s Sustainability Director who’s helping to transform the industrial city of Grand Rapids, Michigan into a cutting-edge, environmentally progressive urban center in the face of tough economic times.

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Nixon preso politico- es

Nixon Barrera es preso politico en colombia condenado a 28 anos de carcel. Comenta el cambio de gobierne del 2010 y la imposicion del modelo carcelario de estados unidos .

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09-26-10 Tribute to Jimi Hendrix and Janis Joplin

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# 171 Hawking's Alter Ego

News and current affairs from a warped scientifological perspective

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De Nachrichten Kommentar 2010-09-23

Australien's Ereignisse dieser Woche mit Wolfgang kommentiert

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54, Music to stay on the road, & Piano Improv by the George Winston of Arizona

I found more CDs in my storage! Music to keep on the road to from John Prine, Greg Brown and Micheal Mahany, the George Winston of Arizona.

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Hector Aristizabal and George Cattermole 27-sep-2010

Hector Aristizabal is an author, playwright, activist, family counselor, and creative director. his web site is http://imaginaction.org and his contact information is at http://imaginaction.org/contact He is a

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Attorney and Life-Long Human Rights Advocate, Scott Horton & Former Stanford Lecturer George Cattermole

Scott Horton is an attorney in New York and a contributing editor of Harper's Magazine. He lectures at Columbia University Law School and is a life-long human rights advocate. He co-founded the American University in Central Asia and has been an important figure in many foreign investment projects throughout Central Eurasia. He led many studies of abuse for the New York City Bar Association and chaired the Committee on International Law among other committees. More information regarding Scott's biography may be found at http://www.harpers.org/subjects/ScottHorton George Cattermole completed both his undergraduate and PhD degrees at Stanford University. There, he was a Lecturer in Structured Liberal Education (SLE), Ethics, Philosophy for over two decades. He now owns the San Gregorio Store in the titular town near Half Moon Bay. George Cattermole's website is http://www.sangregoriostore.com/ Information about Chuck McCabe's Memorial on October 9, 2010 in Los Gatos may be find here: http://chuck-mccabe.com/ Credits: George Cattermole, Jay Howlett, KZSU, Byrd Notes: Jay Howlett's playlist may also be found at: http://zookeeper.stanford.edu/index.php?action=viewDate&seq=selList&playlist=19478&session= Playlist for The Lunch Special Show with Jay Howlett and George Cattermole Monday, 27 September 2010 noon - 1pm DJ: Lunch Special Artist / Track / Album/Label Jay Howlett / Red Western Flyer / Carnival Lights / Blah Blah Woof Woof Jay Howlett / Legend of the Parking Lot / Carnival Lights / Blah Blah Woof Woof Jay Howlett / Cornbread and Black-Eyed Peas / Carnival Lights / Blah Blah Woof Woof Jay Howlett / Studebaker Golden Hawk / Jay Howlett / Blah Blah Woof Woof Jay Howlett / Somewhere Like That / Carnival Lights / Blah Blah Woof Woof Jay Howlett / Calistoga Tractor Parade / Carnival Lights/ / Blah Blah Woof Woof Edit Version | Add Files | Delete Version Version 1: Description: Length (hh:mm:ss): 00:57:01 Language: English Date Recorded: 2010-09-27 Location Recorded: KZSU Stanford University Radio 90.1 FM Announcer Script/Transcript: View Script # Label Length File Info Downloads 1 kzsu-ls-jay-howlett-george-cattermole-27-sep-2010 00:57:01 128Kbps mp3 (53MB) Stereo 6

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Episode 09/28/2010

I fill some requests, play a bunch of music that's new to Mother's Milk, and hopefully get everybody shitfaced.

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Jay Howlett and Stanford University Former Lecturer George Cattermole

George Cattermole introduced us to Jay Howlett whom George likens to David Frost. Mr. Howlett recounted some of the most fantastic stories which makes this show worth listening to. http://www.blahblahwoofwoof.com/jayhome.html jay(at)blahblahwoofwoof.com Jay's latest album is entitled, "Carnival Lights" George Cattermole completed both his undergraduate and PhD degrees at Stanford University. There, he was a Lecturer in Structured Liberal Education (SLE), Ethics, Philosophy for over two decades. He now owns the San Gregorio Store in the titular town near Half Moon Bay. George Cattermole's website is http://www.sangregoriostore.com/ Information about Chuck McCabe's Memorial on October 9, 2010 in Los Gatos may be find here: http://chuck-mccabe.com/

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144 Profile of Little Women of Little Compton Coop

Bucky Buckaw has an agenda to replace factory farming with backyard agriculture - one coop at a time. On this episode Bucky profiles two young flock small flock chickeners from Little Compton, Rhode Island.

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Labor Express for 9-27-10

This is the full 9-27-10 episode of the Labor Express Radio program. First of, we’ll get an update on the struggle of parents and their community allies at the Whittier School in Chicago’s Pilsen neighborhood to prevent the demolition of a field house on school grounds that serves as a community and student activity center. We will also hear about an FBI raid last Friday on the home of SEIU Member, labor and peace activist Joe Isobaker. There is a rally planned to protest the harassment of Joe, his family and fellow activist in Chicago and Minneapolis, outside the FBI HQ on Monday. Jobs with Justice’s Unemployed Workers Council continues to hound Republicans in Illinois who refuse to extend unemployment benefits or invest in job creation programs. Will hear about a rally planned for Wednesday and how you can get on the bus for the massive rally planned for Washington D.C. next weekend. And lastly will hear about a press conference and 24 hr, vigil taking place today outside the offices of 25th Ward Alderman Danny Solis, organized by the environmental justice organization, PERRO. Labor Express Radio is Chicago's only English language labor news and current affairs radio program. News for working people, by working people. Labor Express Radio airs every Monday morning at 10:00 AM on Chicago's Sound Alliance, WLUW, 88.7 FM. For more information, see our website at: www.laborexpress.org and our homepage on Archive.org at: http://www.archive.org/details/LaborExpressRadio or page at Radio4All.net… http://www.radio4all.net/index.php/series/Labor+Express+Radio

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Nina Simons of Bioneers

Bioneers is a national non-profit that helps lightlight, gather, and disseminate breakthrough solutions to our most pressing environmental and social challenges. Bioneers reaches many millions through its annual conferences and books, radio series, drawing thousands of people together who are passionate about solutions. Nina produced a retreat for diverse women leaders wich resulted in the formation of CODEPINK . .

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Senators "Don't Ask Don't Tell" about repeal+new music+lots more!

Heart and heartbreak, pop fusion, and a "lesbian boy" in the "Audiofile"; U.S. Senators "Don't Ask" and "Don't Tell" about repeal, a second federal judge rules the U.S. military ban unconstitutional, Russian activist Nikolai Alekseyev tells his true abduction story, Moscow activists are busted at a birthday "roast" for homophobic Mayor Yuri Luzhkov, and Florida dumps its "Orange Era" adoptions ban.

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If Music Could Talk - Sep 26, 2010

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Breakfast Blend Friday w/ Phil D.

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Cool Jazz Set - 26th Sept. 2010 - #1

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Cool Jazz Set - 26th Sept. 2010 - #2

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305 - US Economic Dependence on War

[First MW show in 1 hour format] News: War for Economy?, antiwar.com interview with Nick Turse: How the Military Invades Our Everyday Lives, Hidden Histories: Women’s Suffrage, Media Minutes, music.

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A Voice Against Mayan Genocide: Rigoberta Menchu

Although, hardly remembered in the United States, Rigoberta Menchú Tum can be credited with being one of the first Mayans to speak out and publicize the plight of Guatemala's indigenous peoples during and after the Guatemalan Civil War that stretched from a CIA inspired coup in 1954 to 1996. During that period hundreds of thousands of indigenous Mayans were murdered in Guatemala leading to charges of Genocide against the US supported Guatamalan military.

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US Navy Bombarding Our Oceans, Land, and Atmosphere

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Harvey's Old School Jams

Hey! This is Happenin' Harvey Hall sitting in again for Michael Murphy for another soulful edition of "Mellow Madness". I hope you will enjoy this journey into the exciting world of soul from the 60's, 70's and 80's!

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Puget Sound Solar

Interview with Pamela Burton and Jeremy Smithson of Puget Sound Solar about the current state of solar technology, community implementation and the national solar tour.

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Night Transmissions #76 64 kbs Low Fi

Night Transmissions is a 120 minute show featuring vintage radio shows. In this show... Escape – “The Great Impersonation” 4/23/49 Nightfall – “Ringing the Changes” 10/31/80 Dimension X – “The Last Objective” 10/3/51 LibriVox – Rick Raphael’s “A Filbert Is A Nut” 11/59 Music: Jean Pierre Rampal – Oedo Nihonbashi (1978) Joan Baez – Catch the Wind with Mimi Farina (1981) Judy Collins – Since You’ve Asked (1967) More at http://www.nighttransmissions.com/

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