Sara Wan, California Coastal Commissioner protests against resumption of whaling

During her tenure S. Wan has played a critical role in public access, wetland and habitat protection, protection of marine mammals and birds. She was appointed to Federal Advisory Committee to Marine Mammal Commission on the Effects of Sound on Marine Mammals- 2004

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294 - Media Vs Truth on BP, G20 and more

Pt A - G20 Daily Podcast #1, Toronto Canada; Talk Nation Radio interview: Robert Jensen on Media in an Age of Calamity; music. Pt B - Outside The Box: Peak Economy; Peak Oil Check-In: Redeploy Military Spending to Energy Security; Media Minutes; Between the Lines; music.

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Think Different

EVERGREEN

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June 24, 2010 -- Peter Dale Scott on "Deep Politics" (2)

In a recent speech, Scott discusses the apparent ongoing suspension of the U.S. Constitution since September 2001. Anti-democratic recent events including the PATRIOT Act all proceed from "Continuity of Government" plans dating from the 1980s. Then Cheryl discusses the "terrorism" charges levelled against We Are Change LA member Bruno Bruhwiler & plays a clip of that group challenging 911 Commissioner Richard Ben-Veniste.

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Canadian Men, Canada Day, Martial Law and Freedom - June 30, 2010

This episode: as our feelings of pride and patriotism return on Canada Day, is it a good idea to remember what happened when martial law was declared in Toronto? To wonder who called for it and when it will happen again? Do Canadian men really want to ask women, children and the elderly to fight the people at the top who sent 10,000 cops, troops, mercs and spooks to attack us? Will Canadian men realize that it's harder for most women to fight them so guys should finally just deal with this crap?

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Between the Lines Week Ending July 9, 2010

Firing of General Stanley McChrystal;Boycott from Within Campaign;G20 Meeting in Toronto

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06-27-10 In Defense of Paul McCartney, Part 1

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G20 2010

Audio collage and coverage of G20 Toronto Summit 2010. Protest news from various independent sources like Submedia.TV's It's The End of The World and I feel Fine daily reports, Democracy Now!, Al Jazeera English, You Tube G20 footage audio of police violence also Phone interview with Ron Anicich in Toronto on protests and police state intrusion on city.

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US Social Forum; Toronto mass arrests

First, we hear a report back from the US Social Forum. We spoke with Vancouver community organizer Cynthia Oka who was in attendance. Then, a round-up of independent media coverage so far of the aggressive police response to G8 and G20 Summit protesters. We rebroadcast these courtesy of the John Bonnar Audio Blog, the Toronto Media Co-op and Rabble.ca

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Border Blastin'

Tonight on A Party of One, we're gonna go down into the barrios of the early days and take a listen to some good ol' Chicano Rock. So grab a carnita and an imported Pepsi and and meet me at 97.3 FM, WRIR.

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Amendment to Indian Act still unfair to women

First Nations women will still suffer discrimination under the government's Gender Equity in Indian Registration Act, according to lawyer Sharon McIvor. McIvor brought the original charter challenge on behalf of women who lost status when they married non-Native men.

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Observing the elections in the Philippines

With more than 1,000 political activists killed over the past nine years, local communities in the Philippines requested the presence of international observers during the recent election. Stefan Christoff has just returned from the Philippines where he was based in a poor urban neighbourhood.

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75th anniversary of On to Ottawa Trek

In June 1935, a thousand young men jumped on railroad boxcars in Vancouver, heading for Ottawa. Labour historian Joey Hartman tells the story of the trek and what it accomplished.

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Increase in tanker traffic threatens Vancouver's waters

Tankers holding three times as much oil as the Exxon Valdez spilled are travelling through Vancouver's harbour twice a week, taking tarsands oil off for export. Accountant Bill Gannon is with the citizen group No Tanks. He's prepared a risk assessment of the tanker traffic.

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North Vancouver alternative school to close

Windsor House was set up in the 1970s to meet the needs of students -- and their parents -- who were dissatisfied by the regular school system. Now budget cuts have led the Vancouver School Board to propose amalgamating five local alternative schools into one. We speak with Helen Hughes, founder of Windsor House Learning Community.

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Twinkies- deranged killer defenses & time capsules -a short history

The creator of the Twinkie, James A. Dewar died just 25 years ago today. Urban legend has it that Twinkies will stay fresh forever. Or almost. A long shelve life helped to ensure its place in thousands of bomb shelters in the 1960s. And President Bill Clinton famously stuck one in a time capsule. Maybe the only thing more legendary than the Twinkie’s longetivity, is its use as a form of legal defense originally coined after the murder of Gay San Francisco city supervisor, Harvey Milk. According to the San Francisco Chronicle, at the trial of the murderer, Dan White, noted psychiatrist Martin Blinder testified that White had been depressed at the time of the crime, and pointed to several factors indicating White's depression: he had quit his job; he shunned his wife; and although normally clean-cut, he had become slovenly in appearance. Furthermore, White had previously been a fitness fanatic and health food advocate, but had begun consuming junk food like -- you guessed it-- Twinkies and sugar-laden soft drinks like Coca-Cola. Ludicrous as it sounds, the defense actually worked.

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82 - Colour Red

“When does red become a colur?” This question is ridiculous as asked. It is clear to us that red is a subset of a colour, and red must have been a colour way before becoming red. And yet we hear “When does a human become sentient?” when somebody attempts to justify abortion. Apart from that stupid argument there is really little rationality behind the pro‐abortion side of the debate.

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Future Shock

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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Socially Responsible Investment Community Reacts to BP Deepwater Disaster

"Man is not imprisoned by habit. Great changes in him can be wrought by crisis -- once that crisis can be recognized and understood." -author Norman Cousins Sea Change Radio's Alex Wise and CEO of Sustainability Risk Advisors, Mark Tulay, examine if there is a silver lining to what many are calling the greatest environmental disaster in history unfolding in the Gulf of Mexico.

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WSQT June 29 Broadcast

Pirate Radio song Station ID Palestine Today for June 29 Between the Lines:Afghan war soon to have "Iraq 2006 moment" War Update: NATO loses 100 soldiers in June, Code Pink protests Petraeus confirmation Desertion Song (Clip) What if Army recruiting ads had health warnings? Station ID Battle of Toronto:G20 protests explode in face of police abuse GMO song June 23 HLS protests in DC get minor police harassment Protesters show up at BP gas station in DC 19th of June Station ID Pete Tucker: Mike Golash on Metro fare hikes Pete Tucker: John Hanrahan on Councilmenber Jack Evan's conflicts of interests(shortened)

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National Aboriginal Day

Gunargie O'Sullivan shares her poetry and interviews Dene hip-hop artist Kiera-Dawn Kolson. Peter Driftmier interviews Clayton Thomas-Muller, from Defenders of the Land and the Indigenous Environmental Network, about Aboriginal community organizing given today's political landscape (incl. G8/G20).

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If Music Could Talk - June 27, 2010

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Labor Express for 6-28-10

This is the full 6-28-10 episode of the Labor Express Radio program. Last week was an important week for the labor movement locally, nationally and internationally. There were a number of major events held and announcements made at all three levels, and we going to try our best to report on these events and developments on today’s program. First off, on the local scene, the Chicago Federation of Labor held a press conference at City Hall Thursday to announce a historic agreement with Walmart over the expansion of new Walmart stores in Chicago. But the big questions for many in Chicago’s labor movement is did the CFL sell out way to cheap? Or was there really no other option because the CFL’s much touted success in getting labor friendly alderman elected a couple of years ago, turned out to be a very ephemeral victory at best. We'll hear the CFL’s official announcement as well as frustration with the announcement from residents of Chicago’s Southside in the first half of the program. On the national level, Detroit hosted the 2nd U.S. Social Forum last week, with significant involvement of organized labor. We will hear an excerpt from a recent episode of KPFK in Los Angeles program Voices From The Frontlines which includes an interview with Ai-Jen Poo of Domestic Workers United. She talked about the Excluded Workers Congress at the USSF. And on the international scene, our neighbors to the north hosted a meeting of the G20 nations in Toronto last week. Thousands of trade unionists, economic justice activist, anti-corporate globalization activists, environmentalist and activist from a multitude of freedom struggles descended on Toronto to protest the G20 meetings. We will hear from Indy media activists that attend these protests and the heavy amount of police repression used against the protestors. 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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Marlene Mish, Director of Children's Advocacy Center and child abuse victims

The Children's Advocacy Center of Jackson County provides environment where child abuse victims can disclose abuse to law enforcement and child protective workers in privacy and safety and can receive services in one child friendly location. By redesigning the 'system" with the special needs of children in mind, the Center reduces the trauma of abuse, and provides coordinated support services for the child abuse victims to begin their healing process.

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Latin Waves Interviews Jasmin Hristov

Both Segment 1 and 2 - Latin waves host Sylvia Richardson interviews Jasmin Hristov the author of Blood and Capital The Paramilitarization of Colombia, Hristov demonstrate how violence by state forces, paramilitary groups, and organized crime are instrumental to the process of capital accumulation by the local elite and to the exercise of political power by foreign corporations. She addresses, as well, issues of forced displacement, concentration of landownership, growth in urban and rural poverty, and human rights violations, the use of legal means and extralegal armed force by local dominant groups and foreign companies. And how countries like Canada are employing some of the same tactics. aka G20 summit in Toronto

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The Toronto G20 Aftermath: Are We Being Set Up To Fight With Our Cops Again? - June 29, 2010

This episode: how embarrassing is it for cops to see their cruisers stomped-on and burned for hours? How mad is the public at the cops for the way they "let" the violence happen and violence they committed? How mad are the cops at the public mad at them? What happens the next time they "lockdown" (prison term) a city? Why are journalists being followed and their communications jammed? Why do adult Canadians think they can let a bunch of confused kids fight for their pensions and political future?

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cable jiggler

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Cool Jazz Set - 27th May, 2010 with Rufus Reid; Set #1

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Cool Jazz Set - 27th June, 2010 - #2 with Rufus Reid

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Episode 06/28/2010

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