8/25/10 - Forensic Mortgage Loan & Securitization Audits (Part 2 of 2)

Private attorney, Karen Kennedy, discusses forensic mortgage loan and securitization audits, and the surprising foreclosure defenses that result from them, in the second part of a two part presentation.

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Watch Media Watch

Commentary on ABC's weekly show 'media watch'

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The Fifth Anniversary of Hurricane Katrina: What Began as a Natural Disaster Was Turned into A Crime Against Humanity.

Shortly after the Katrina hit, residents of New Orleans, both those who were left to die in the city and those who were "relocated" in the largest forced diaspora of Black people since the days of slavery, tell their stories and paint a picture of a terrifying natural disaster twisted into a monstrous crime with genocidal implications.

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"Climate Friendly Eating (Conscientious Cooks VIII)"

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Latin Waves Interviews Raul Burbano/Ellen H Brown

Part A – Filmmaker Raul Burbano speaks about continued violence in Columbia and the radical changes that are happening in other countries of the South most notably Bolivia and Venezuela. He also points out what Canada and the US can learn from the South as far as improving our own “so called” democracies. Part B – Ellen Hodgson Brown developed her research skills as an attorney practicing civil litigation in Los Angeles. She speaks about her new book Web of Debt, She shows how private banks or cartels has usurped the power to create money from the people themselves, and how we the people can get it back. She also speaks about a potential class action lawsuit in the US that could save millions of homes from foreclosure. Plus a short talk about the money system called "money as debt"

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Takes on the World: Pratap Chatterjee on Afghanistan and Pakistan

Following approximately 15 minutes of news and opinion, host Jeff Blankfort interviews Pratap Chatterjee about the situation in Afghanistan and Pakistan with a focus on Strike Force 373, the US "capture-kill" teams operating in Afganistan as revealed by Wikileaks. Chatterjee also speaks of US intelligence failures and cultural problems that have resulted in the US occupation having worsened conditions it was supposed to remedy such as women's rights and conflict between US reconstruction efforts and the ongoing killings by US and NATO forces of Afghan civilians.

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Peace Camp 2010 - Inside Homeless Sleep-in Meeting

Passing the microphone around at the nightly meeting. Protesters share their motives and philosophies.

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Between the Lines Week of September 3, 2010

Media Coverage of NYC Mosque Protests ;9/11 Families Response to Islamic Community Center Project in NYC;Pollination Food and Agriculture Organic Horticulturist.

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Joe Hill part 1

Singer, song writer, labor activist and wobbly, Joe Hill was born in Sweden and immigrated to the United states in October of 1902. Within 12 years of his arrival, Joe Hill became a symbol and a Martyr for a growing labor movement that was just starting to be borne.

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Long and Strong, Baby. Long and Strong.

Nothing but Long Songs tonight on A Party of One.

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Things That Endure: A New Indestructible Soccer Ball and the Beauty of Cape Cod

This week on Sea Change Radio, Alex Wise speaks with Eric Frothingham of the One World Futbol Project, an effort underwritten by Sting, to create a soccer ball to last a lifetime. Next, we hear from photojournalist, Ethan Daniels, who recently published a photobook entitled "Under Cape Cod Waters," which provides a fascinating glimpse into the hidden beauty of one of America's natural treasures.

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Human Trafficking - Anna Noble and Rosaria Dowling

Anna Noble is the Social Actions Mission Coordinator for the United Methodist Womens' San Jose District. She works to spread information about social justice issues, including human trafficking. Rosario Dowling is the Volunteer Coordinator for Californians Against Slavery in Sacramento. Their facebook page is http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=111204488923049#!/pages/CaliforniaAgainstSlaveryorg/188858448107 The website for the San Jose District United Methodist Women is: http://www.gbgm-umc.org/sjdumw/index.html The Website for California Against Slavery is http://www.californiaagainstslavery.org/ The website for the SAGE Project in San Francisco (Standing Against Global Exploitation) is http://www.sagesf.org/ Information regarding the documentary, "Very Young Girls:" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Very_Young_Girls GEMS (Girls Educational & Mentoring Services ) website lists contact information by state for anyone to contact regarding prostitution and exploitation of children: http://www.gems-girls.org/what-we-do/for-survivors/service-providers-by-state

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Peter Kowalke on grown homeschoolers

Grown homeschoolers? Are they different? Peter Kowalke, a grown homeschooler, provides insight into the varied paths of people who choose alternatives to schools in a phone interview with Beatrice Ekoko of Radio Free School. Peter has previously made a film on the subject "grown without schooling"

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Max Dashu, Women's Spirituality Resurgence

Max Dashu is one of the founding mothers of Women's Spirituality resurgence, and an artist whose paintings re-envision bold and spirited women. She founded the Suppressed Histories Archives to research women's history internationally and understand how systems of domination established and perpetuate themselves. www.suppressedhistories.net

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Timpano de Daniel Viglietti 20-08-2010

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spacy cerebral excitement

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Episode 08/24/2010

We go through Hobbs' CD collection and pick out some inebriated gems! Non-fans of Stevie Ray Vaughn should skip to about 25 minutes in. :)

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50, The George Winston of Arizona pt II of II

Back with Micheal Mahany; the piano master of Prescott Arizona. We sit at the piano, play some, talk some and T-Rex goes to town...

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August 19 2010 Kootenay Co-op Radio - Music

beats, dubstep, drum and bass, hip hop, roots and more Thursday at 10pm-12 PST & kootenaycoopradio.com

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138 (E) On Urban Roosters

Bucky Buckaw gives advice on raising backyard chickens and informs on the downside of factory farming. In this rebroadcast from June 2008, Bucky discusses the reputation of roosters - how "bad" are they?

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The Other Black Music Aug. 22 2010

Broadcasting from WRIR-LP 97.3 FM and www.wrir.org in Richmond, Virginia USA. "The Other Black Music" broadcast Black music ignored by other Richmond stations. Soul, Zydeco, Funk, Afro-Pop, Blues and more. Every other Sunday 3-5pm EST.

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The Motherland Influence Aug. 22, 2010

Two hours of African, Latin and Caribbean music. Every Sunday 5:00-7:00 PM

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Party Down with Mellow Madness Radio

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Code Pink founder arrested at Blackwater fouder Erik Prince's HOUSE

(transcript of audio) Protests at the homes of corporate criminals aren't just for those who torture animals any more! On thje 22nd of August, members of Code Pink showed up at then home of Blackwater's founder Erik Prince. They were there to demand he stay in the US to face criminal charges for the infamous Nissour Square shootings where his men murdered 17 innocent civilians in Baghdad back in 2007. The protest began with the delivery of a letter to the home, which was thought to be empty due to rumors that Eirk Prince had fled to the United Arab Emirates: (CLIP1 from main) It turned out that at least Erik Prince's family was still there! At first they invited Medea Benjamin into the house-only to turn around and demand she leave, physically assault her, and then charge here with trespassing after being invited into the home when she realized this was about Blackwater's crimes" (Clip1 from arrets segements) here's what is sounded like when Ms Prince decided to physically push Medea Benjamin out the door as she was attempting to leave under her own power: (clip2 from arrest segments) (clip 3 main-aftermath) Remember, Blackwater's founder Erik Prince is looking at facing criminal charges for allowing his mercenaries to shoot down 17 men, women, and children at Nissour Square , the youngest being nine year old Ali Kinani. Yet he and his wife have the nerve to charge someone with trespassing after being invited into their home! It's Erik Prince who should be posting bail, or maybe not since he is clearly a flight risk. Medea Benjamin of Code Pink was arrested for trespassing in a place in which she had been invited, unlike US troops or mercenaries in Iraq. Hey Erik Prince, you stinking water buffalo turd, in DC, in the US, and in Iraq, there's… No Sleep for the Wicked!!!

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WSQT August 23 Broadcast

Pirate Radio Song Station ID Palestine Today for August 23 Mosque debate stirs up CONVERSION ad campaign on buses:Short from Between the Lines US troops die in Afghanistan-and still dying in Iraq after "withdrawal" Desertion Song (clip) Afghanistan orders mercenaries OUT:Short from Between the Lines Code Pink founder arrested at Blackwater founder Eric Prince's HOUSE What if Army ads had health warnings? Ann Wilcox speaks out against JROTC at DC Council/Mayoral candidates Forum Station ID PROMO: Protest the School of the Americas November at Ft Bennning, Ga Arizona Diamondbacks draw SB1070 protest, game disrupted in DC-W/interview GMO song (clip) Between the Lines:BP, EPA concealing true damage to Gulf BP anti-commercial HLS/Goldman Sachs home demo in DC draws heavy police response

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A queer cafe in uptight 1950s Australia+global LGBT news+more!

Fond memories of liberated lesbian Val Eastwood's coffee shop in uptight 1950s Australia; saluting Deborah Sampson, the first woman to serve as a man in the U.S. Army in a "Rainbow Minute"; a U.S. appeals court leaves California couples waiting at the altar, Mexico City marrieds gain adoption rights, the U.K.'s Catholic Care adoption agency loses its bid to discriminate, German partners win inheritance tax breaks, and court action shields a DADT discharge-threatened top gun.

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The Stuph File Program - Episode #0053

An eclectic collection of interviews and odd news designed to entertain

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Labor Express for 8-23-10

This is the full 8-23-10 episode of the Labor Express Radio program. On this week’s episode of Labor Express Radio we’ll hear about a strike currently underway in Franklin Park, a Suburb near Chicago’s O’Hare Airport. Many of the workers at Ex-Cell Metal Products have worked their more than 20 years and yet the still make barely above minimum wage. Now management wants the workers to pay much higher rate for their health insurance. We’ll also hear about a Lock-Out in the Southern Illinois town of Metropolis Illinois. Workers at the Honeywell International Inc. plant in Metropolis, a plant that processes uranium, have been locked out since June 28th and negotiations appear to be at an impasse, despite the union’s willingness to return to work, even without a new contract. In the second half of today’s program we will return to our look at the fight for living wages in Chicago in the wake of the agreement reached in June between the Chicago Federation of Labor and Wal-Mart. We’ll talk with Amisha Patel, Executive Director of the Grassroots Collaborative, one of the lead organizations in the living wage fight in Chicago for the last decade. 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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disRespect - Premiers Advised to Consider Poverty before recent Winnipeg Summit

Laurel Rothman speaks of the premiers' progress (or not) addressing poverty.

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