John Guislin - Community Outreach Director for the San Francisco Bay Area Senior Games 12-Apr-2010

John Guislin is the Community Outreach Director of the San Franicisco Bay Area Senior Games. In this interview, he talks about how he got involved in the local senior games program which is spreading around the nation. The website for the San Francisco Bay Area Games is http://www.bayareaseniorgames.org/

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Aluminum in Your Water - HARRP Chemtrail Cocktail

Discussion of exorbitantly high aluminum, barium, strontium levels found in ground water in Mt. Shasta, Ca. Part two of an exploration into what is geoengineering on the planet. Talk of the Asilomar conference; Reference to recent video made in Shasta County, Ca. Hear more at Free the Land: ::Biking and Chemtrails

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Professor Ge Wang - Stanford's Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics (CCRMA), Department of Music, and Computer Science by Courtesy 5-apr-2010

Professor Wang is an Assistant professor at Stanford's Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics (CCRMA, pronounced as "Karma"), Department of Music, and Computer Science by Courtesy. He is also the CTO of the company, Smule. The iPad just came out this past weekend, and coincidentally in his first radio performance, Professor Wang kindly played several piano tracks using his iPad as an instrument. He also played pieces on his iPhone using the app, Ocarina. In this interview, Professor Wang talks of his work/love (they're one in the same) for music and computers. Professor Wang also talks about the Stanford Laptop Orchestra whose members include those from a seminar he teaches called, "Music 128" "CS 170." SLOrk will perform a free concert on Thursday April 29, 2010 at 8 p.m. Please check their website for information. Professor Wang's website is https://ccrma.stanford.edu/~ge/ CCRMA's website is https://ccrma.stanford.edu/ The Stanford Laptop Orchestra (SLOrk) website is http://slork.stanford.edu Information about the April 30, 2010 concert can be found at http://slork.stanford.edu/events/2010/slorktastic/

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Do We Really Have to Live This Way? One Half of Humanity, Women, Savagely Defiled by the Same System that Supports Genocidal Terror Against the Palestinian People

Sunsara Taylor on the oppression of women and the solution for it - "From the Burkha to the Thong, Everything Must, and Can, Change - We Need Total Revolution; Richard Falk discusses the struggle in Palestine and the special unity of the Zionist State and the Palestinian Authority against the Palestinian people

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Wikileaks Video, Vile Massey CEO Blankenship, Obama Orders Assassination of US Citizen 2.4

This week, Wikileaks.org released graphic video of the cold-blooded slaughter of Iraqi civilians in 2007, including the two Reuters journalists picture above, Saeed Chmagh and Namir Noor-Eldeen. While confirming the authenticity of the video, the Pentagon’s response is effectively “So what?”, which leads one to imagine that the indiscriminate massacre of non-combatants is rather commonplace. This week’s dirty rotten boss, Don Blankenship of Massey Energy was busy updating his twitter page while his workers’ mourn the loss of their fellow miners, assuring that when his time comes, he’s reserved his first-class express trip to Hell. Hey maggots, Bon appetit! Without historical precedent, a standing US President orders the extra-judicial assassination of a US citizen! Now, that’s change you can believe in! Finally, we wrap it up with this day in Revolutionary history.

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Between the Lines Week Ending April 23, 2010

Obama’s orders to assassinate a U.S. citizen who is a suspected terrorist;Nation’s environmental and economic crises;Federal Appeals Court Ruling on FCC Enforcement of Net Neutrality

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Legalize Marijuana As The Economy Shrinks

In a post-peak-oil world, economic realities favor ending prohibition on marijuana.

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38, Alaska Folk Festival, pt II of III

More from artists I've met at Alaska's biggest party: the Alaska Folk Festival. Music this week from Amber Norgaard and Sarah C. Hansen.

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39, Alaska Folk Festival, pt III of III

Come with me to the Alaskan Hotel, in the wee hours of the morning during the folk fest. It's an all night jam with 3 floors of music, drink and glee. Sounds recorded at the 2009 fest, and music from the Undertakin Daddies from Whitehorse, Yukon Territories.

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Poor Fuckin' Earth

This Week: 1. Drilling your mother 2. Don’t cry over spilled oil 3. Great barrier slick 4. First Nations don’t smoke from Enbridges’ pipes 5. Subcomandante Marcos Unmasked. 6. Squatting in the U.S.A. with Steven Decraprio

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QHow many surrealists does it take to change a lightbulb?

Non-sequitorial madness.

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disRespect - Advocate Anne Larcade's view of end-of-life decision-making for disabled children

Anne Larcade, disturbed by the islolation and loneliness of children with disabilities, founded Dreamworks. Here she expresses her view of who should bear responsibility about life-and-death decisions for disabled children

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No Whiskey Oil Blend Pts. 1 & 2

Another Hard rockin' & hard hip hoppin' show. Some psychedelic noise core in Pt. 2. Just like tea & oil don't mix, neither does whiskey & oil.

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Zenko - National Assembly for Peace - 04/10/10

David Johsnon hosts weekly Labor News. This week we're pleased to have two very special guests from Japan in-studio. Asai Kenji and Yamakawa Yoshiyasu from Zenko the National Assembly for Peace and Democracy discuss their current anti-war efforts. Marty Conlisk from Labor Beat TV is also in-studio, Tom Thomas presents his weekly poem in the "Cultural Corner".

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disRespect - The Story of Ontario's "Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act'

"Laws, like sausages, cease to inspire respect in proportion as we know how they are made." Though similar remarks are often attributed to Bismarck, this is the earliest known quote regarding laws and sausages, by John Godfrey Saxe in The Daily Cleveland Herald (29 March 1869). We trust this is not the case with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act.

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The Motherland Influence: April 11, 2010

Two hours of African, Latin and Caribbean music.

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CoolJazz - 4April, 2010 - #1

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AMBIANCE CONGO: April 11, 2010

Two hours of Congolese music.

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CoolJazz - 4April, 2010 - # 2

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02APR2010: Jello Biafra interview, plus Dave Brockie of GWAR

My interview with Jello Biafra (music, politics, RVA), songs by Dead Kennedys and Guantanamo School of Medicine in the 1st hour. Then my guest Dave Brockie of GWAR (plus surprise guest bandmate Mike Derks) talking about Crack-a-thon, etc. www.wrir.org/x/modules/news/article.php?storyid=12620

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Jessica Yee Speech

Jessica Yee, founder of the Native Youth Sexual Health Network, speaks at Trust Women: A Conference on Reproductive Justice hosted by the Saint Mary's University Women's Centre in Halifax.

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Loretta Ross Speech

Loretta Ross, National Director of SisterSong Women of Colour Reproductive Justice Collective, speaks at the Trust Women Conference on Reproductive Justice presented by the Saint Mary's University Women's Centre in Halifax. Unedited.

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Untitled Program

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"Riot Folk" An interview with Mark Gunnery

n the midst of our simkhe celebrating movement from oppression to freedom, Avi and Malcah catch up with Mark Gunnery over the phone from Baltimore. Gunnery is a veritable Yidisher kemfer with a lot to share about radical Jewish community building…Tune in to hear about Purim protests and Human Rights seders, the Yiddish-zine “Fun Yidishe Reyd Ken Men Zikh Nit Opvashn Tsen Vasern (Ten Washings Won’t Cleanse You of Jewish Talk)”, reclamation, folk and klezmer, and the all-seeing state in a subversive Jew Town near you. Gunnery has six albums available through through the Riot Folk collective. This week’s show includes the tracks “Government is War” “Destroy all Dreamers” “Kineahora” “Jew Town” and “Anarkikes”.

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ZIOslam

This week on radio613, local DIY literature hits the airwaves. Kingston activist Eytan joins the show to speak about his brand new zine “ZIOslam: Strengthening the Anti-Zionist Movement”. Conversation ranges from the author’s journey to Jewish anti-Zionism, moving from guilt to solidarity, positionality in the Free Palestine movement, strategies for confronting anti-semitism, theoretical and practical disentangling of Zionism and Judaism, and more. Tune in to hear about an incisive and timely project.

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Love Revelation Concrete Revenge Purimspiel

It’s a Purim pre-drink this year on radio613 as the show welcomes Michelle and Ariel – two actors from the “Choose your own PURIM!” party in New York City on February 20 presented by Jews for Racial & Economic Justice, the Workmen’s Circle & Great Small Works Spaghetti. A preview of what promises to be a spectacle of masked gentrification fighters, revisioned Esther/Vashti revolution, Haman blasting horns, rebel yids, arbeter theatre-a-la-balagan, and more!!!! Tune in…

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Virtually Jewish Spaces

radio613 welcomes Ruth Ellen Gruber – writer, photographer and independent scholar – joining the show via phone from Budapest, Hungary. The interview highlights Jewish cultural developments and other contemporary European issues that are critically examined in her book Virtually Jewish: Reinventing Jewish Culture and her recent essay featured in the Jewish Quarterly Review, “Beyond Virtually Jewish: New Authenticitiy and Real Imaginary Spaces in Europe”. Ruth Ellen Gruber shares insights on the state of Klezmer in Europe with music this week from Itzhak Perlman and the Klezmatics (“Dybbuk Shers”), Brave Old World (“Berlin 1990″) and Daniel Kahn & The Painted Bird (“Broken Tongue”). Tune in!

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Latin Waves Interviews Robert Jensen

Robert Jensen teaches media law, ethics and politics at the university of Texas at Austin. His books include: Getting off, The heart of whiteness, citizens of the empire, and writing dissent. His latest book is All my Bones Shake Seeking a Progressive Path to the Prophetic voice Robert speaks about the importance of naming the system

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Latin Waves Interviews Dr Martha A. Ackelsberg

Dr Martha A. Ackelsberg speaks about her new book Resisting Citizenship, this book brings together many of Ackelsberg’s writings over the past 25 years, combining her own field work and interviews with cutting edge research and theory on democracy and activism. She explores these efforts in order to draw lessons—and attempt to incorporate knowledge—about current notions of democracy from those who engage in "non-traditional" participation, those who have, in many respects, been relegated to the margins of political life in the United States.

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Equality Rockers rally for SS rights + global LGBT news

Equality Rockers rally against U.S. Social Security robbery; venerable U.S. First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt is remembered in a "Rainbow Minute"; an LGBT rights group can Party in the Philippines, Portugal marriage parity awaits its president's "I Do," the O.A.S. court demands rights for queer Chilean parents, and more global LGBT news.

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