# 169 More Mental Relief

satirical, sceptical, unconvinced, laughable, yet musical

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9/15/10 - Small Claims Court

The Honorable Robert Pustilnik, Judge, City of Richmond General District Court, reveals the ins and outs of the Small Claims Court, often called the “People’s Court,” in the one hundredth original broadcast of this program.

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9/8/10 - Burmese Refugees & the Legal System

Michael Rodgers & Thin Thin Rodgers, from Burma Connect, talk about the struggles of Burmese refugees trying to navigate life and the legal system in Richmond, Virginia.

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Julian Lea Jones - History of Bristol Street names

Julian Lea Jones is the author of Bristol curiosities

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12 Fl. Oz. of Potty Training

My little girl is ready for potty training. That means I'm ready to clean poo and more off the floor and oriental rug. Zippity doo dah! Pop a top and ready thyself. It's time for the 12 Fl. Oz. Show

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If Music Could Talk - Sep 12, 2010 - new Chutney!! and various samples from 3 Ft High and Rising

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52, Burning Man 2009 revisited pt II

Continuing look back at Burning Man 2009, Mary and I meet under the cubatron and gush.

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Latin Waves Interviews Robin Hanhel and Alan Sears

Part A - Economist and author Robin Hanhel takes us threw a basic economic workout so that we can demystify some economic language thereby not allowing conservative powers to take advantage of economic illiteracy. Part B - We finish the show with Alan Sears , author of Retooling the mind who speaks about socialism and creating alternatives in the 21 Century.

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Pork Pie Hat and Friends

The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit Show - A musical mid-life crisis -- a late-night search for meaning and happiness airs on WRIR LP Monday nights from 11 PM to 1 AM. Stream the show @ www.wrir.org

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Between the Lines Week of September 24, 2010

Unlawful Detentions and Torture in Iraq;Federal Court Ruling Dismissing Torture Victims;Republican Party Success in Stoking Hatred in Advance of Congress Election

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9/15/10 edition

good music at your service: how to destroy angels, nitzer ebb, project pitchfork, and much, much more!<<<<----damn, i sound like a commercial tonite!?! thanks for listening, hopefully you've enjoyed the show. i think i'll be in here monday night doing mother's milk for josh next week. until then have a fun week!

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That 90s Show

Well, it's been 20 years since the decade that defined a generation and spawned a movement that (briefly) changed the world. We're doing the 90s tonight in all its grungy glory.

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California's Prop. 23 - A State Measure With Global Implications

When it comes to legitimate, progressive climate change policy, the U.S. has certainly dropped the ball on the global stage. In 2006, California began a bid to reverse this trend with Assembly Bill 32 – the Global Warming Solutions Act, that aggressively tries to address the climate crisis. Since California is the nation’s most populous state and the world’s 8th largest economy, its leadership on climate change can have a far-reaching impact. But the Global Warming Solutions Act is under attack. This Fall, Californians will vote on Proposition 23, a ballot initiative designed to reverse the measures of the 2006 climate law. This week on Sea Change Radio, we take an in-depth look at Proposition 23. We hear from LA Times environmental reporter, Margot Roosevelt and speak to activists and legislators working to to defeat Prop. 23, including No On 23 spokesman, Steve Maviglio, California Assemblyman Tom Ammiano, and Democracy For America‘s Janet Stromberg.

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Nash Holos September 4, 2010

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Back to School Blend

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Rights Media in Africa

-exploring how Journalists for Human Rights brings Rights Media into African nations and community radio's role

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Stanford & Palo Alto Deputy Fire Chief Roger Bloom

Roger Bloom is the Deputy Fire Chief for Stanford University and the City of Palo Alto. Despite his hectic job schedule, he took time to come to KZSU to talk about some favorite local artists and live shows as well as fire safety tips. The City of Palo Alto's Fire Department website is http://www.cityofpaloalto.org/depts/fir/default.asp

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J4A Balling Against Police Brutality / Remember September 11 (Chile)

Headline news on death of Jamaican migrant workers in Owen Sound; hotel workers protest in Toronto; massacre of migrant workers by drug cartels in Mexico; and Nepal Maoist leader Kiran calling for "fresh people's revolt". For our feature interview, we talk to Salma Al-Nadhir and Alok Premjee about this past weekend's 3rd Annual J4A Ball Tourny against Police Brutality. Later in the show, we play the audio from Ken Loach's film September 11 - that is, Chile, 1973, not USA, 2001.

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Interview with Fred Hampton Jr. of the P.O.C.C.

The following interview was conducted by Kabir Joshi-Vijayan of Radio Basics and the Justice for Alwy group in Toronto.

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Problems at Hanford's Waste Treatment Plant

Talk by Dr. Walter Tamosaitis, the Research and Technology Manager of Hanford's Waste Treatment Plant, who was summarily terminated from his job after he raised safety issues associated with the design and operation of this nuclear facility

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cat dubs and ufo incantation chants

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142 (R) Integrating Chickens and Crops and Minimizing Loss (pt1)

Bucky Buckaw has an agenda to replace factory farming with backyard agriculture - one coop at a time. In this rebroadcast Bucky discusses methods to allowing your flock as much free range as possible while also avoiding damage to your garden.

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Episode 09/14/2010

First hour is spent mostly with bands who are playing in and around Richmond this week, while the second hour is mostly wish-fulfillment for listeners and myself, respectively.

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10SEP2010: Local Bands and More Vinyl

I'll start off tonight playing songs by some local bands. Then more vinyl, kinda like last week's 70s/80s LPs and 45s. www.wrir.org/index.php?/blog/entry/1091

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Save the Strategic Petroleum Reserve for a Real Emergency (E)

The Strategic Petroleum Reserve is full. Can we commit as a nation to leaving it alone as oil prices rise, saving it for the real emergency of a supply cut-off? (Encore program, originally broadcast April 2010)

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Ecolapse

This week: 1. Asian floods 2. Ice Ice Baby 3. Hot pockets 4. Bread ban 5. Phytoplankton apocalypse 6. Intergalactic pimp 7. Under Pressure 8. If I was president

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"Exploring Ethnobiology III / Investigating Eggs Update"

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WSQT September 13 Broadcast

Pirate radio song station ID Palestine Today for September 13 War Update: two more killed while protesting Koran burning Desertion song (clip) Antiwar vigil at Walter Reed draws MP's What if Army ads had health warnings? PROMO-protest the School of the Americas in November Station ID DC Mayor Fenty goons punch supporter of opponent at early voting place DC Mayor Fenty caught in vote-buying scandal Great Recession crimps prison craze-short from Between the Lines "PEPCOAL" at Adams-Morgan day protests PEPCO, MTR BP anti-commercial GMO song Between the Lines on the egg recall and factory farming HLS home demo against Goldman-Sachs/Fortress HLS office demos against Numura and Goldman-Sachs

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Groundwire Sept 13 2010

This week's edition of Groundwire includes: -national headlines with a focus on labour news -a report on workplace safety in BC mushroom farming -the story of Securitas workers unionizing in Halifax -part 1 of A Hundred Years of Struggle, a documentary on the Laurier Memorial -the Toronto G20 mediascape -a follow up report on cuts to special dietary funding for persons with disabilities

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GLSEN shines out for students+global LGBT news+more!

GLSEN's student-saving network battles school bullying; a U.S. federal court questions the constitutionality of "Don't Ask Don't Tell", pro-marriage Aussie Greens help goose Labor into another term, a lesbian Latina is named to Colorado’s top court, progressive Italian Protestants bless same-gender unions, a Faroe Islands M.P. fumes over the Icelandic P.M.'s visit, and more global LGBT news.

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