Age Of Double Think

orwell and huxley reading samples re-mixed

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Untitled Program

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Introduction Montage

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22 Feb '10 - State terror, from the hood to Palestine

In this show we talk to Daniel - a young community organizer from the Esplanade Community Group about the intensifying police harassment and brutality against local youth in response to strong community organizing. We also speak to Kole Kilabarda, Salma Al-Atassi, and Adrianna Boni from CAIA and SAIA on the Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions movement against the Israeli Apartheid regime. Later in the show we talked to Kelly O'Sullivan about organizing for the anti-imperialist contingent for International Women's Day - but this part of our show did not record properly - apologies...

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CKLN Rude Awakening: What Do Canadians Want? - February 23, 2010

This episode: A look at the "new world order" being normalized by the mainstream media using a Google News search; Financial Times columnist Gideon Rachman reflecting on the interest in his "And now for a world government" piece from 14 months ago whlie smearing people who don't want it; what The Metro (Toronto edition) is giving Canadians to focus on instead, like the Olympics and looking good naked; and how our rights are being taken while we worship power, all while ranting over reggae.

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braintuning

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slightly sober noise subsystem

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Sneakin' in the Movies with Special Guest Hosts Speed and Tyrone

The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit airs every Monday night on WRIR from 11 PM to 1 AM EST. You can stream the show at www.wrir.org.

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BikeSport26

Race Results for Valley of Sun Stage Race, LAVRA Winter Omnium, Masters Cycle League Standings

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114 Cocks & Hens Ain't Noise Pollution

Bucky Buckaw attempts to raises the ethical bar by propagandizing on decentralizing agriculture for the benefit of livestock, humans and the environment....and to let the good times roll, yeah! In this episode Bucky argues with himself about whether chicken noise is a public nuisance and plays sound clips to demonstrate.

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Labor Express for 2-22-10

This is the full 2-22-10 episode of the Labor Express Radio program. On today’s program we take a look at CORE, the Caucus of Rank and File Educators, a reform caucus within The Chicago Teachers Union. CORE has grown tremendously in the past couple years, from a handful of teacher union activists, fed up with the seeming unwillingness of the teacher’s union leadership to fight Renaissance 2010, the plan to privatize a large number of Chicago’s public schools, to potentially the largest caucus by membership in the union. Now CORE is mounting a serious challenge to the current union leadership in the upcoming union elections to be held next May. 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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Puissance Total War

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Damage Control

Darker, harder, stranger even apocalyptic smash the system new music from Five Finger Death Punch, , Wisdom In Chains, The Hope Conspiracy, Look What I Did, The Paper Chase, Megadeth and Amen. Also Bill Hicks, George Carlin.

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Civil RIghts Struggle Part 6- Malcolm X

Church bombings, murdered civil rights workers and massive resistance took its toll on the civil rights movement. While Martin Luther King and his adherents held firmly to the principles of non-violence there were many black activists who advocated a more aggressive approach. Malcolm X was a fiery activist who often used the phrase "by any means necessary" to advocate for more direct forms of challenging the status quo rather than Martin Luther King's use of Civil Disobedience. Brutally honest, some would say callous, Malcolm X famously called John F. Kennedy’s assassination, the ‘chickens coming home to roost.’ He chided the famous march on Washington, calling it the 'farce' on Washington

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Haiti Info-thon: The Mobilization of Aid, Public Discourses, and Political Action within Canada

The Mobilization of Aid, Public Discourses, and Political Action within Canada: In this three part lecture we hear from Melanie Newton, associate professor of History at University of Toronto, followed by Manuel Rozental, colombian-canadian physican, surgeon, professor and activist within indigenous social movements throughout the americas.

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Haiti Info-thon: Foreign Response to the Earthquake

Yves Engler, co-author of 'Canada in Haiti,' offers a critical look at the foreign response to the earthquake in Haiti.

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Marijuana In Mendocino: An Update

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Haiti Info-thon: A Brief History of Haiti Pt 1. and 2

BC Holmes, a member of the Toronto Haiti Action Committee presented a brief lecture on the history of Haiti, and the modified but persistent colonial presence in that country.

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"Anna Blythe Lappe: Food and Climate Change - Making the Links"

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Canada is Getting Colder: Industry

Covering the subject of Canadian hip hop through the lens of four sub-topics: Music, Arts & Culture, Heritage and Industry. This live recorded broadcast documents the influence of Canadian hip hop on our nations heritage and evolving cultural makeup. Hip Hop has serious traction across the country, but does it send a strong national message? David 'Clik' Cox, Jody Laraya, Jesse Jones, and Priya Ramanujam join this discussion to weigh in on the debate.

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Canada is Getting Colder: Heritage

Covering the subject of Canadian hip hop through the lens of four sub-topics: Music, Arts & Culture, Heritage and Industry. This live recorded broadcast documents the influence of Canadian hip hop on our nations heritage and evolving cultural makeup. We always struggle to define what is authentic Canadiana; when we do settle on a term rarely does hip hop appear in the conversation, but with over 25 years of Hip Hop history there is a growing population whose primary music and cultural influences are 'urban.' In this segment, DJ Andre 905, DJ Grouch, TO Flo, and Grand Wiz discuss the growing impact of Hip Hop on Canadians.

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Canada is Getting Colder: Arts & Culture

Covering the subject of Canadian hip hop through the lens of four sub-topics: Music, Arts & Culture, Heritage and Industry. This live recorded broadcast documents the influence of Canadian hip hop on our nations heritage and evolving cultural makeup. Dwayne Morgan and Theology 3 join DJ Manifest for a discussion on the impact of Hip Hop on other cultural forms such as spoken word, dance, art and more.

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CHRY Hip Hop Special: The Music

Covering the subject of Canadian hip hop through the lens of four sub-topics: Music, Arts & Culture, Heritage and Industry. This live recorded broadcast documents the influence of Canadian hip hop on our nations heritage and evolving cultural makeup. In this segment of the broadcast we explore the status of Canadian Hip Hop globally and within our borders. Wrispect, Muziklee Inzane, Channel9, and Grand Wiz join DJ Manifest for this discussion.

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Visibility & Violence in Africa + new queer music

Soulful pop, Vegas godmothers, and music in balance burst from the "Audiofile"; dueling demonstrations debate Uganda's "kill the gays" bill; 5 gay Kenyan "wedding planners" go free but mob violence reigns, an undercover Chinese contestant steals the "Mr. Gay World" pageant, St. Petersburg Pride planners are determined to parade, and more LGBT news.

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If Music Could Talk - February 21, 2010

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The Motherland Influence Feb. 21, 2010

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

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Untitled Program

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The Other Black Music Feb. 21, 2010

Broadcasting from WRIR-LP 97.3 FM & www.wrir.org every other Sunday. 3-5pm EST. http://tobmonline.blogspot.com/

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Night Transmissions #46 64 kbs Low Fi

Night Transmissions is a 120 minute show featuring vintage radio shows. In this show... Segment One: The CBS Mystery Theater 2/5/74, "The Lady was a Tiger". Segment Two: The Strange Dr. Weird, "Dead Man's Paradise" 4/17/45. Segment Three: X Minus One 12/9/57, "The Old Die Rich". Strange Adventures was 1945,"The Road To Rawhide"... Segment Four: Librivox Project Robert Sheckley's, "The Hour of Battle". Music: Joan Baez - Silver Dagger (1960) The Animals - House of the Rising Sun (1964) Máire Brennan - Rinne Tú (You Made) (1999) More at http://www.nighttransmissions.com/

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Night Transmissions #46

Night Transmissions is a 120 minute show featuring vintage radio shows. In this show... Segment One: The CBS Mystery Theater 2/5/74, "The Lady was a Tiger". Segment Two: The Strange Dr. Weird, "Dead Man's Paradise" 4/17/45. Segment Three: X Minus One 12/9/57, "The Old Die Rich". Strange Adventures was 1945,"The Road To Rawhide"... Segment Four: Librivox Project Robert Sheckley's, "The Hour of Battle". Music: Joan Baez - Silver Dagger (1960) The Animals - House of the Rising Sun (1964) Máire Brennan - Rinne Tú (You Made) (1999) These dates should not be taken as canonical. More at http://www.nighttransmissions.com/

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