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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More African Music to Boogie To, Second Hour

And to keep the vibe…

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More African Music to Boogie To, First Hour

Back with more funky sides for your boogie pleasure,

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The Russian Revolution Pt. 2 and Eugene V. Debs

Thanks to all who helped Valley Free Radio with their kind support last week. This week we continue our discussion of the October Revolution of 1917 with a talk by Mark Steel and mark the 154th anniversary of America’s most famous socialist, Eugene V. Debs.

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Black Guns Live on Free Radio Olympia

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Laffer Curve, a Joke-- But No Laughing Matter

One of the fundamental economic principles of the so called Reagan revolution was jotted on the back of a cocktail napkin in 1974. As legend has it, the infamous Laffer Curve was first drawn by economist Arthur Laffer on a cocktail napkin during a small dinner meeting at a Washington Hotel attended by Dick Cheney and Donald Rumsfeld.

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Locking up the homeless for the Winter Olympics

The B.C. Civil Liberties was leaked a government document detailing plans to detain homeless people against their will during severe weather. BCCLA executive director David Eby says it's a plan to get the homeless off the streets during the Olympics in February next year.

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Each hand as they are called

This is the title of an exhibition reflecting on Toronto's Kensington Market and its origins as The Jewish Market. We speak with artist Reena Katz. The exhibit was originally planned for the Koffler Centre, but the Centre withdrew its support because of its opposition to Katz's endorsement of Israeli Apartheid Week.

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Salmon, grizzlies and the fall hunt

Chris Genovali of Raincoast Conservation Society says that salmon are critical for the health of bears. Poor salmon runs, and trophy hunting, are threatening B.C.'s bear population. He says Fisheries and Oceans Canada needs to set fishing quotas for the health of the ecosytem as a whole, not just for human consumption.

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Talking with gang members about crime

A group of researchers in Winnipeg spent two days meeting with six members of a North End street gang in August. The gang members had strong opinions about how best to combat crime. We speak with Jim Silver, one of the researchers involved in the study.

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A history of Palestinian political organizing: part 1

Toufic Haddad is an American-Palestinian based in Jerusalem and a journalist for the on-line newspaper Faster Times. He is also the co-author of Between the Lines: Israel, the Palestinians, and the U.S. War on Terror. Haddad speaks with Mordecai Briemberg about the history of organizing efforts in Palestine from the 1930s to the 1990s. A concluding part of the interview deals with the period from the second intifada to the present.

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Break The Stereo I Get High On The Funk! Part 2

I Get High On The Funk Part 2! Started this set off with a mashup of the Commodores and The Beatles "I am the Walrus vs. Ball of Confusion". Labbi Siffre has got the blues, Eddie Harris and Jean Knight "Do Me". Gene Page "JUngle Eyes", Barry White and Shirley Bassey "Light My Fire". Gordon Staples, Grover Washington Jr. and Bobby Hughes. An "inner city Blues" double shot with M. Gaye and Monty Alexander. Stevie takes it with "Living for the City", and the AWB play "Stop the Rain". Poets of Rhythm and the show ends with another Stevie Wonder. Thanks for letting me get high on the funk with you. Aahhhh. C>>> :)

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Break The Stereo I Get High On The Funk!

I Get High on The Funk! Started the show off with Isley Bros. "Love the One Your With". Sly takes it with "I get high on You". Jimi Hendrix "Little Miss Lover", Jack Trombey "Rock Bed" and Hank Johnson. The Meters, Betty Davis, and the Jimmy Castor Bunch with "Bertha Butt Boogie". A Rufus Thomas triple shot, Ill Wind and Joe Thomas. Then it gets sweet with Alice Russell, Jill Scott and Morcheeba. Thanks for tuning in ya'll. Catch you on the love side. C>>> :)

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Break The Stereo Funk Explosion!

Funk explosion with the Explosions, Daktaris, the Bamboos, Tower of Power and the Propositions. The Commodore slip the funk with "Slippery when wet" and David Batiste lays it hot with "FUnky SOul". Syl Johnson plays "Different Strokes" and the a 'Tramp" double shot with Otis and Carla, and Lowell Fulson. John Cameron with Hobo Strut and Cymande with "Brothers on the slide". I just love that track. THe Gators, Jackie Mittoo and Otis to end off the show. Funk up to get down! :)

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November 13, 2009

The music of Mulatu Astatke and Orchestre Poly-Rythmo De Cotonou; new Rachid Taha and Manu Chao; Club Global A Go-Go

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262 - US War and Propaganda Failing

Pt A - News: Failing War & Propaganda; Talk Nation Radio, Sprouts on Pacifica Veterans Day Special: War and Mental Hell; music. Pt B - Steve Diamond Commentary: Walls Still Untoppled; Outside the Box: Socialism; Media Minutes; Between the Lines; music.

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Creating a transit generation

A new study shows that a pre-paid transit pass program at two universities in Vancouver has dramatically increased transit use among students. The cost of the U-Pass is included in student fees at Simon Fraser University and the University of BC. Elizabeth Caitlin Cooper researched the effect it's had on transportation choices after students leave school.

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You, me and the SPP

Filmmaker Paul Manly examines the Security and Prosperity Partnership in his latest film. He discusses what he learned about this project for deeper integration between the U.S. and Canada. The cross-country tour for You, me and the SPP will kick off with a showing on Parliament Hill on October 1.

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Free film fest showcases labour

The Canadian Labour International Film Festival is close to its goal of screening films in 100 communities across Canada. The movies will screen in cinemas, labour halls and living-rooms. There's still time to get involved. CLIFF board member Raj Virk explains how.

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"Dedication"

This RADIOLA! is dedicated non-specifically, if that's possible.

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mon nov 9th ::: the "Warmons" (as in Mormons) : the Global Warming / Carbon Footprint crowd viewed as a cult

Recent radio programs, drawn from a variety of sources, that take as given that 9/11 WAS AN INSIDE JOB to benefit a global, feudalist elite whose plutocratic advance and contempt for democratic and humanitarian concerns form an ongoing, accelerating agenda of eugenics, exploitation, endless war, environmental degradation, murderous censorship, decimation of human kind and enserfment for those who remain

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H2Oil et Myths for Profit au Rencontres Internationales du Documentaires

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All In A Weekend CBC Radio 1 Montreal via 9625 kHz 11/14/09

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Folk This

A collection of mostly new folk, rock, blues and acoustic songs from The Devil Makes Three, The Raconteurs, Monsters Of Folk, T- Bone Burnette, Blitzen Trapper and Iggy Pop.

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"The California Drought and the Mindless U.S. Media"

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Funk and Hip hop

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Gareth Porter, the National Security State pushes for war, and Muhammad Khurshid in Peshawar

We speak with Muhammad Khurshid in Peshawar on Bombing of Pakistani Intelligence Agency, ISI. And Gareth Porter, on National Security State and pressures on Obama to make war, not peace talks.

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episode149 - november 13, 2009

"just another hit of happenings that we have to live through" on episode149 from media monarchy w/ change-allelujah! obamessiah & the afghanisurge - one world warnings, true intentions, global currency & a new world order - swine flu: strained resistance - crowd control & behavior detection - 9/11 updates + ft hood false flag & the execution of the dc sniper, breathing music from the delgados & so much more...

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Carretera Perdida

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16 November 2009

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