Not Another Sports Show Episode 10

Damien and Neil discuss Vancouver Olympic resistance

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PRG 2 SPEAKING OUT FOR SOCIO-ECONOMIC JUSTICE

PRG 2: SPEAKING OUT FOR SOCIO-ECONOMIC JUSTICE--2009 IMMOKALEE ENCUENTRO INTERVIEW WITH 3 YOUTH ACTIVISTS CONCERNED FOR DIGNITY & HUMAN RIGHTS. SARAH JAMES KUKASKA--INVINCIBLE CHILDREN'S MOVEMENT--CHILDREN & WAR JUAN REESE--MUSICIAN--SON DEL CENTRO CULTURAL BAND HELLICA MARIA FRANKO--MECHA STUDENT MOVEMENT

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Does Civilization Need Saving?

I’ve been reading pieces by two authors I respect, and it’s hard to believe that they’re describing the same world. One says the world needs to mobilize on an unprecedented scale to save civilization; the other focuses on the US and is confident that the current downturn is only temporary. Who’s right?

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The Power Over The Egg

Conversation with Mim from "Rancid Candy"

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The Longterm

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Eat the Airwaves - 02/13/10

Wrap-up of the past weeks news with Geov Parrish and Maria Tomchick of Eat the State! (www.eatthestate.org).

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Night Transmissions #45 64 kbs Low Fi

Night Transmissions is a 120 minute show featuring vintage radio shows. In this show... "Murder at Midnight" November 4th of 1946, "The Heavy Death". “Longevity" by Therese Windser Inner Sanctum Mysteries, " Make Ready My Grave" April 23rd of 1946 X-Minus-One October 10th of 1956, "Protective Mimicry” 1950s "How Babies Are Born” Music: More at http://www.nighttransmissions.com/

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Buying Into A Dying World

Erik Assadourian on Worldwatch State of the World 2010 Report (transforming cultures from consumerism to sustainability). Then David Satterthwaite, expert on illegal settlements for the IIED, says consumers, not population, are damaging the climate. It's us, not them.

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Talk with Dave Evans

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Night Transmissions #45

Night Transmissions is a 120 minute show featuring vintage radio shows. In this show... "Murder at Midnight" November 4th of 1946, "The Heavy Death". “Longevity" by Therese Windser Inner Sanctum Mysteries, " Make Ready My Grave" April 23rd of 1946 X-Minus-One October 10th of 1956, "Protective Mimicry” 1950s "How Babies Are Born” Music: Chubby Checker - The Hucklebuck. (1961) A. L. lloyd - The Farmer's Servant. (Traditional) (1998) Dusty Springfield - You Don't Have To Say You Love Me. (1966) Janis Ian - At Seventeen. (1975) Frank Sinatra - It Was A Very Good Year. (1966) More at http://www.nighttransmissions.com/

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Talk with Dave Evans

Discussion with Dave Evans, member of FAN regarding saving wetlands near Watsonville, Ca and Elkhorn Slough

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Iran Unionization - A New Wave?

Despite unrelenting state repression, there have been rumblings of renewed labor organizing in Iran. The current recession is ratcheting up labor protests and the plan of the Ahmadinejad government in March to do away with all subsidies enjoyed by the population will increase prices to consumers & produce huge layoffs which may be lead to a period of mass labor unrest.

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Requiem for the Suicided: Gary Webb

This week we meet the man who knew the secrets of the CIA's Dark Alliance. From the jungles of Nicaragua to the mean streets of south-central LA, Gary Webb's groundbreaking journalism uncovered a scandal so huge that the story could not be allowed to continue. Help us honour the memory of this intrepid reporter by exploring the suspicious death and passing on the life's work of Gary Webb.

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Jim Duffett - Accessible Health Care - 02/13/10

David Johnson hosts weekly labor news. This week's in-studio guest is Jim Duffett the Executive Director of Campaign for Better Healthcare, the voice of Illinois consumers. Tom Thomas recites his weekly poem in the "Cultural Corner".

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Conférence anti-olympique

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08.18.02 Charles Manson and His Influence on US Foreign Policy

Another from the Pastor Rex Cat archives.

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08.11.02 A Tribute to Anti-Racist Action

Still another from the Pastor Rex Cat archive as the 10th Anniversary of The Reverend is In approaches.

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08.04.02 Stop Christian Supremacy

Another from the Pastor Rex Cat archive. This one has a lot of radio noise in it.

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08-25-02 Payback Corporate Wellfare

More from the Pastor Rex Cat archives

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'Notre boulot, c'est la répression'

The words of Yves Francoeur, the president of Montreal's Fraternity of Police, resonate in the streets of Montreal. 'Notre boulot... c'est la répression.' That means that the job of the police is repression. Coming from one of Montreal's top brass, that's no joke. And residents of Montreal who are opposed to unchecked police violence are trying to make sure no one forgets it. Francoeurs are written on stickers found in metro stations and on lamp-posts across the frozen metropolis -- and on the flyers that advertised Montreal's first Forum Against Police Violence and Impunity. The Forum also came with the memory of Fredy Villanueva still fresh. Villanueva was the immigrant youth of eighteen who, unarmed, was shot dead by Montreal policeman Jean-Loup Lapointe in August 2008. His shooting caused outrage among residents of Montreal-North, a poor neighbourhood populated heavily by immigrants. Rioting continued for days after Villanueva's death, recalling the unrest that exploded in the ghettos of Paris in October 2005. Observers have criticized the ongoing inquest into Villanueva's death, calling in marred by bias, as the police are tasked with investigating their collegues. Activists opposed to police brutailty are saying that the Montrepolice have become de facto street judges, with the power to convict and execute their suspects. Such concerns were the impetus for the Forum Against Police Violence and Impunity, a weekend long event that took place at the end of January this year, in the immigrant neighbourhood of Park Extension. CKUT was there.

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sat feb 13th ::: WayneMadsenReport.com | WhatReallyHappened.com

sat feb 13th ::: WayneMadsenReport.com | WhatReallyHappened.com | Wabster Tarpley radio this week repeats 20100206a : Tarpley.net

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still making you ask WHAT IF?

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Moar Loathsome Americans and worse

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275 - Human Rights vs Racism in US and in Gaza

Pt A - If An Agent Knocks 7: Electronic Security; This Week In Palestine: British MP George Galloway on Viva Palestina delegations to Gaza, Boston, Feb 2010. Pt B - Outside the Box: Racism; Hidden Histories: Civil Rights; Media Minutes; Between the Lines; music.

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The Stuph File Program - Episode #0026

An eclectic collection of interviews and odd news designed to entertain

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#102 -- Not ALL Christians Are Evil!

Organized Religion (OR) has served Mammon & Mars well, while diverting its customers from virtuous thoughts & actions. ("Episcopal" DOES mean "overlook"!) What killed OR for me--by age 10--was the Required Weekly Perjury, aka reciting the "Apostles' Creed." A few Believers, though, actually try to enact the teachings of their religion's founders and thereby do much good in the world. We'll hear 2 speak: veteran CIA analyst Ray McGovern and M.L. King, Jr (from Riverside Church antiwar speech).

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12FEB2010: Heart You (2010 edition)

It's time for my annual Valentine's Day theme show: Love--The Good, the Bad, the Ugly--Billie Holiday to Throbbing Gristle. All types of music, lots of fun, listen in! www.wrir.org/x/modules/news/article.php?storyid=12222

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Christine and Andy

How to accomplish a do it yourself computer business.

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By-laws, and First Nations

When Cities continually ignore the by-laws that protect our buildings from becoming eyesores, or worse yet, dangerous, then concerned citizens have to step in. When one selected developer gets to buy up all the properties that are downtown, just to let them rot, or other developers have a financial interest to push through freeways against the will of the masses, then you get anarchy. These are examples we look at in today's show. We also look at why there are so many problems with land claim issues in Canada. The First Nations view point has never really been taken into account by the press. In Hamilton we have such jaded news reports that we go to a First Nations gathering to hear the history of the people. First Nations people have continually been shoved off their land and cast into a negative light. The aka White man, has no idea of what the First Nations' people are all about. It is another Nation within a nation. But when people think of Canada, they only think of two Nations The British and the French. We need history books that tell the true story of the First Nations placed into early school education. Maybe if the masses knew the real story, not the one perpetrated by bigots, they might understand why there are standoffs. The Six Nations in Caledonia are still fighting for their land to be returned to them after four years of struggle. There are circus events still happening like Gary McHale who come in from nowhere, just to agitate white bigotry. Perhaps those that stand outside the barricades should do a bit of digging into what the other side of that news story is, before taking a position.

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