Barry Pateman: On Anarchistic Revolution

Barry Pateman, author, historian, and editor of the Emma Goldman papers, talks about the history and future of anarchism in its war against capitalism.

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Can We Get The Fluoride and Lithium Out of Our Water Before The Election? Before We're CAMH'd? - August 5, 2010

This episode: if people help educate and inspire you: then what do you do? Not even for them: but for other people? Is there a point in learning to play guitar if you never play a guitar? Can guys who have fun barn-raisin' or car-buildin' enjoy fighting for their country? When up against the global mafia, should we leave women and children out of it? (They didn't. Bastards.) When fluoride, lithium and our culture are dumbing us down and chilling us out, should we just go along with it? Yes? No?

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More accounts of martial law at Toronto G20 protests: Brandon's arrest story (3 of 5)

Brandon Bragg tells the story of what he endured during the recent vibrant street protests in Toronto against the G20, including his arrest and caged imprisonment.

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"Summer Nights"

This RADIOLA! is perfect music for drifting along to on a summer night.

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"Who'd Be Blue"

Who could possibly be blue with all the rare and strange music on this week's RADIOLA!?

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Wikileaks, the Gulf of Mexico and Arizona - Who's the Criminal Here?

Daniel Ellsberg, once called the most dangerous man in America by Henry Kissinger for revealing the top secret Pentagon papers and the truth about the Vietnam War in 1971, talks about the Afghanistan War Log released by Wikileaks. Larry Everest, Revolution newspaper, reports live from the Gulf of Mexico on the continuing struggle around the largest oil spill in US history. Travis Morales, Revolution newspaper, reporting from Arizona on the struggle against SB1070, the injunction against its enforcement and the need for massive resistance.

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BSTF 825 - WORK SUX

Tonight's show is one I've overlooked since it was first broadcast in 1995 or thereabouts--BSTF #89, my "Work Sux!" show. It took two nights and this morning to fix up, but it's got some nice chunks of DEVO in the mix (I replaced my original low-fi scratched-up version of "Mongoloid" with a live one from a DEVO bootleg recorded at Mabuhay Gardens in 1987), a little Zappa, some pinko socialist hippie workers' rights amateur-night-quality rabble-rousing acoustic-guitar and R&B- artificially-flavored songs, plus for Tater there's a couple hillbilly numbers (a yodeling garbageman song and a silly song by Dorothy Shay, the Park Avenue Hillbilly) with the mushy 78 rpm sound punched up nice and crisp 'n' the scratches all drawn out with a pencil. Sorry, I meant "all drawed out." I felt a little hypocritical because for the first time in a decade I have a Slack-ass job myself--but I know that YOU're out there suffering. Well, except for you gloriously retired bastards. That "I don't have to practice what I preach" stuff goes two ways--I don't have to be directly suffering myself to know that YOU're twisting on the Man's meathooks. I can abundantly relate to your pain. Pain is the only thing that I remember, and I know how bad it is in the belly of the fucking Pink Beast day after day, metered out by each agonizing minute on the timeclock. So I hope wallowing in this sonic sitzbath will take some of the sting out of w**k for you. My poor, poor seekers...

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8/4/10 edition

it seems like i played a lot of '80s and '90s music tonite. tonite's show would have probably been cutting edge about 10 or 15 years ago. anyhow, i liked everything i played tonite, except the stupid tom petty song that josh of mother's milk requested. but playing people's requests at 2:30 in the am is how i roll, even if if the song sux 'cause i'm thankful to have listeners at these hours and i am committed to keeping them listening! i hope you enjoyed tonite's brief history lesson of classic richmond metal bands: thanks to dave for hooking me up with the claude zircle cd and thanks to scott from rvafreaks for hooking me up with the sordid doctrine disc!

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# 163 About Language

language in elections, advertising and propaganda

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BSTF 824 - The 'You Don't Know Nomi' Show

Doc Ellis indulges in a sonic retrospective of a truly SubGenius talent, the unfortunately long-late Klaus Nomi! If you've seen the Venture Bros. episode "Showdown at Cremation Creek," he's the guy who, with Iggy Pop, is one of Bowie's henchmen (when someone says something about Bowie "busting in here with your stooges!" Klaus replies, "But I vass not a Stoodge!"). It's an hour of pure glorious mindless earcandy from the good (?) Doktors of the Institute.

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BSTF 823 - Batshow!

Batshow as in BATMAN! This is one episode of "Bob"'s SlackTime Funhouse that Toilet Pepper is gonna be fapping to for an hour--I assembled every cover version of the BATMAN theme I could find, by surf bands and rap groups and drummers and Jan & Dean with FRANK ZAPPA (!!!)--but hell, the most inspired version is by a bunch of ACTUAL 'TARDS from a Special-Ed camp who REALLY show us what this three-chord earworm is all about!

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Latin Waves Interviews Jesse Freeston/Paul Street

Part A - Jesse Freeston, independent journalist from the real news network gives us on the ground coverage off the Arizona immigration debate, he speaks about the recent injunction against Bill 1070 which contains the broadest and strictest anti-illegal immigration measures in decades. He also points to how opportunist politicians like Governor Jan Brewer have used the bill to focus the publics anger downwards instead of upwards where it belongs. Part B - Paul Street , author and Journalist for the Black agenda report, he speaks about contemporary race issues, reparations, racial stratification and the modern day prison system in the US. We finish the show with a talk about Water as a human right and the rationale for fighting back against bottled water

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Between the Lines Week of August 13, 2010

The release of classified documents related to the Afghan War;New Federal Regulations to Provide Insurance for Patients with Pre-existing Medical Conditions;Lessons Learned from the Sanctions Against Iraq

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Touch of Gray

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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The Stuph File Program - Episode #0050

An eclectic collection of interviews and odd news designed to entertain

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Snap, Crackle, Pop--New Vinyl!!!

From Jimmy Cliff to Muddy, Bowie to the Minutemen.

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Eat, Drink and Be Sustainable

We profile two pioneers in the local food movement on Sea Change Radio this week. Host Alex Wise speaks with The Breakaway Cook, Eric Gower, about fusing locally-grown food with global flavors and The Ethical Butcher, Berlin Reed, about selecting food from local farms and farmers' markets. Both guests are commited to sustainability in their food preparation without compromising the search for authentically delicious culinary experiences.

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08-01-10 Seize BP

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WSQT Broadcast for August 3

Pirate Radio song Station ID WSQT Palestine Today for August 2 War Update: Afghan mess, Bloody day in Iraq Desertion Song:Clip What if Army ads had health warnings? Station ID WSQT Arizona:Tucson shut down by protests July 29 Pigs attack Rio communities for make way for Olympics-short from Between the Lines PROMO:Protest the School of the Americas November at Ft Benning, Ga Jim Graham blows hard at Ward 1 Candidates forum War of the Trees:Intro SUVs vandalized in DC July 22 Greenpeace shuts all London BP gas stations July 27 BP anti-commercial ALF Burns Oregon Fur Farm July 27 GMO Song Between the Lines: Importance of seed saving, seed libraries in GMO world Tobacco expert harassed with subpeonas-short from Between the Lines

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Blendy Blend August 3, 2010

an eclectic mix of music to get you day started right!

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Farming and Breast Cancer Risk, an Interview with Dr. James Brophy, Toxic Free Canada

Dr. James Brophy is an epidemiologist who studies occupational causes of cancer. He has gathered occupational histories for patients diagnosed with cancer at the Windsor Cancer Center, located in Windsor, Ontario, Canada. The research Dr. Brophy conducts has elucidated an association between farm work and breast cancer. Many women start working on the farm as children. Exposure to pesticides during critical windows of development, leads to interference with development that may predispose the individual to increased breast cancer susceptibility. Thus, when young girls are exposed to pesticides, many of which are endocrine disruptors, changes can occur that increase cancer risk. Anyone interested in seeking to understand the causes of cancer in their community should listen to what Dr. Brophy has to say about his work to prevent cancer in one of the industrial centers of Canada. You can find more about Dr. Brophy’s research by visiting the Toxic Free Canada website. Dr. Brophy can be reached at: jimbrophy@yahoo.com.

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31JUL2010: Devo and other 1980s tunes

After seeing Devo at The National last night I'm all pumped to play 80s tunes today! Hmmm, who else should I play? Iggy Pop, Minutemen, Bad Brains? Many more...should be fun! www.wrir.org/index.php?/blog/entry/776

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If Music Could Talk - Aug 1, 2010

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More accounts of martial law at Toronto G20 protests (2 of 5)

Kristin Guité, a community activist, shares her experience of the police campaign of intimidation and scare tactics during the G20 protests in Toronto last month.

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It's Your Health

Marilynn Ann Migliore, author of The Hunger Within : A Twelve Week Guided Journey from Compulsive Eating to Recovery

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It's Your Health

Wendy Ida, Nationally Certified Master Trainer, Nutrition Specialist & Media Spokesperson

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It's Your Health

Bob and Melinda Blanchard, authors of several books will talk about their latest, Live What You Love: Notes from an Unusual Life

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It's Your Health

Sarah Simms Rosenthal, Ph.D. author of The Unavailable Father: Seven Ways Women Can Understand, Heal, and Cope with a Broken Father-Daughter Relationship

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It's Your Health

Holly Mosier, Yoga instructor, NESTA - certified MMA Fitness Trainer owner of L.A. Boxing in Lake Forest, CA and founder/operator of the diet, fitness and wellness destination, FollowHolly.com, a website created to help lead busy men and women to a healthier lifestyle and better physique

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It's Your Health

Lavinia Rodriguez, PH.D. clinical psychologist and the author of Mind Over Fat Matters: Conquering Psychological Barriers to Weight Management. PART 2

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