More Recent Finds!

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Richard Gage of Architects & Engineers for 9/11 Truth 22-feb-2010

Richard Gage, is a San Francisco Bay Area architect and a member of the American Institute of Architects(AIA). He is the founding member of AE911Truth. He has been a practicing architect for over 20 years and has worked on most types of building construction, including numerous fire-proofed steel-framed buildings. Mr. Gage became interested in researching the destruction of the WTC high-rises after hearing the startling conclusions of a reluctant 9/11 researcher, David Ray Griffin, on the radio in 2006, which launched his own unyielding quest for the truth about 9/11. http://www.ae911truth.org/

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Episode 3 - USA vs El Salvadore: Goals, Frustration, and Nick Rimando's Tummy

The boys assemble in studio to break down the USA'S 2-1 victory over El Salvador... Who helped their cause, who may be staying home this summer, and who needs to eat a sandwich as soon as possible.

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Show 28 - USA vs El Salvadore... and Nick Rimando's Tummy

The boys assemble in studio to break down the USA'S 2-1 victory over El Salvador... Who helped their cause, who may be staying home this summer, and who needs to eat a sandwich as soon as possible.

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David Swanson: Undoing the Imperial Presidency and Forming a More Perfect Union

Swanson speaks on what has gone wrong with our democracy and offers specific steps we can take to fix it.

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Action Medic Roger Benham and Suncere Ali Shakur on Haiti

Roger Benham returned from Haiti Feb 2nd. He sets record straight on blockades set up on roads in Port au Prince...they're protection for citizens not thieves.. Suncere Ali Shakur on his effort to help 19 Haitian kids find love and security in Haiti.

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Cynthia Wright: Academic Freedom and Israeli Apartheid Week

Academic-activist Cynthia Wright discusses: the context of renewed interest in the concept of academic freedom, its historical roots, how academic freedom is tied to the regulation of Israeli Apartheid speech on Canadian campuses, and how academic freedom must be reconceptualized and reconnected to broader social movements such as education not deportation campaigns, off-campus debate of colonialism and occupations, etc.

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Egypt's deepening complicity with Israel's war crimes

It's a short edition this week, but packed with maddening information. We start by repeating IMEMC’s weekly report, for which we have extremely high regard. Then we report on Egypt’s gradually deepening complicity with Israel’s war crimes, including shooting Palestinians, and refusal to recognize Hamas or allow it into negotiations. We also report on Israel's covertly orchestrated assassination of a Hamas leader, using faked passports knowingly sponsored by the UK. It goes on.

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Bristol Broadband Co-op

Phil Shep talks about community media and film making The Bristol Shantymen perform a sea shanty Barb Drummond talks about her new book on a sea battle Mala & Liv talk about the Bristol university Star Society which is campaigning for education rights for asylum seekers Feature on the film 'Mugabe and the white african' Music compoased by Ivor Gurney Feature on the Bristol old peoples forum, interview with Pete Taplin Malcolm Grieve reads another chapter of Hedgetrimmings by A G Street Trevor Carter reads an original poem 'Flags' Whats on in Bristol guide by Jeff Sparkes

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Decolonize the Mind and Dream of a New World - Ngugi wa Thiongo Discusses the Intersection of Art and Politics

Ngugi wa Thiongo, one of the greatest voices in African and world literature, discusses how his art developed, the role of art and writing in politics, the struggle against colonial and neo-colonial oppression and the movement to build a whole new world worthy of human beings.

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Recent Finds!

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Radiotepec - Spanish radio from Canada

Radiotepec es un programa de musica Latinoamericana y del mundo. Se transmite en vivo desde Kamloops, BC, Canada por CFBX 92.5 FM Radio Universitaria/Comunitaria, todos los viernes a la 13;00 hora del pacifico, 15;00 Centro y 17;30 Newfoundland.

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Latin Waves Interviews Dr. Maria Paez Victor

Dr. María Páez Victor is a Venezuelan-born sociologist and consultant who has taught Sociology of Health and Medicine at the University of Toronto for a number of years and is involved with Louis Riel Bolivarian Circle and a close colleague of Hands Off Venezuela Dr. Paez Victor speaks about geo political events in Latin America and is very concerned about the unprecedented US military buildup that is happening under the main stream media radar. She speaks about the need to support the upcoming peace summit.

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Latin Waves Olympic Coverage

Alissa Westeragrd-Thorpe from the Olympic resistance network speaks about continued opposition to the games. We also listen to some Olympic protest archive footage of Eco Warrior Betty Krazwick

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Grassroots media report on the 2010 Olympics

The Vancouver Media Coop has been the centre of much of the reporting of protests against the Games. During the day of autonomous actions on Feb 13, their coverage was picked up across N. America. Isaac Oommen talks about why the VMC was so successful in covering the convergence. We also hear a clip from the VMC's coverage.

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Between The Lines Week Ending 03/05/10

Violence Against Women in Congo War; Telecom Lobbying for Immunity; Newly Organized Para-Military Group Oath Keepers.

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U.S. military budget for 2010 climbs to $744 billion

Wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, military bases around the world, the nuclear weapons program - all this adds up to a budget that leaves nothing for foreign aid or for tackling climate change. Miriam Pemberton is a research fellow at the Institute for Policy Studies and author of a recent report on U.S. military spending.

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Ryerson University takes a long hard look at racism on campus

After a year-long investigation, a team made up of students, staff and administration released their report and recommendations. Dr. Grace-Edward Galabuzi is co-chair of the Taskforce on Anti-Racism.

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Memory Of Dick Speakman

March marks the one year anniversary of the return of The Happy Station Show. This is my memory of Dick Speakman host of Radio Netherlands DX Jukebox and Radio Australia's Spectrum who pass away as the first show was broadcast. The message Dick sent for that show would be his last radio work.

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Activists petition CRTC for more meaningful public access to community TV

The Canadian Broadcasting Act requires TV and cable companies to support public access and gives them $100 million a year to do so. Critics say the money is tightly controlled by the companies and doesn't represent true public access. We speak with Catherine Edwards of the Canadian Association of Television Users and Status.

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Legal observer reports on police actions during anti-Olympic protests

Peggy Lee is a member of the Olympic Resistance Network's Legal Committee and she's been observing the police over the first week of the Olympics. She brings us this report.

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Vancouver [de] Tour Guide 2010

A new Internet-based resource using Google map technology to show visitors some of the hidden history of Vancouver. Rob Brownie is one of the designers of the site and he's involved in training people how to add their contributions.

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Olympic Tent Village

Dave Diewert of Streams of Justice explains why he and other activists decided to set up a tent village on Hastings Street during the Winter Olympics. He also talks about how the day-to-day tasks of the village are organized and how decisions are made.

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New report critiques U.S. policy in Africa

Africa Policy Outlook 2010 is produced by Africa Action, the oldest African social justice organization to operate in the U.S. We speak with executive director Gerald Lemelle. He discusses U.S. plans for a new military command for Africa, AFRICOM, and the economic relationship between the U.S. and Africa.

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Every goodbye ain't gone

Salt Spring Island on the B.C. coast is home to over 50 Black people. The history of Black people on the island is the subject of a photographic narrative by Evelyn C. White and Joanne Bealy. We recorded White and Bealy at the Vancouver launch of Every Goodbye Ain't Gone.

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Feb, 17, 2010 - TOYYYYYYYS!

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Professor Joel Beinin, History Department - 22-Feb-2010

Professor Joel Beinin is a Donald J. McLachlan Professor of Middle Eastern History in Stanford University's History Department. His knowledge of Middle Eastern Music is incredible, and he brought some wonderful pieces and fascinating stories.

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32, Scottish Iain's Fantastic Music Collection

So my Scotish Girlfriend's Dad, Iain, has a huge and eclectic music collection. On this week's show, we crack a few beers, sit down in his living room outside Aberdeen, Scotland and spin a few tracks. Music from Micheal Marra, Richard Thompson, Linda Thompson & Captian Beefheart.

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Interview Booshoot Gardens with Jackie Heinricher

Skagit Talks is a local news and interview program broadcast on KSVR FM Radio in Mount Vernon Washington.

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# 142 Ignorance Is Strength 2

Media mash mix collage with orwell, huxley, corporate pr spin and political media mass control, and more...

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