Don t Let Money Change You

Audio collage concerning current money and economic concepts as well as the wage slavery it brings to us all. Note, some adult language contained within.

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Change or More of The Same?

This week on Crossing The Line: With a resounding victory President elect Barrack Hussein Obama made history on the evening of November 4th, 2008. Running on the slogan "Change You Can Believe In," many are hoping that after eight long years of the Bush administration, change has arrived. But what about change for the Palestinians and they're untenable situation; what change can he bring for the world’s oldest refugee population? We’ll speak to Kathleen and Bill Christison both formerly with

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Change or More of The Same?

This week on Crossing The Line: With a resounding victory President elect Barrack Hussein Obama made history on the evening of November 4th, 2008. Running on the slogan "Change You Can Believe In," many are hoping that after eight long years of the Bush administration, change has arrived. But what about change for the Palestinians and they're untenable situation; what change can he bring for the world’s oldest refugee population? We’ll speak to Kathleen and Bill Christison both formerly with

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BEST OF FLASHPOINTS - Gaza crisis; Cynthia McKinney; Mumia Abu-Jamal; Michael Ratner; Anne Petermann

"Best of Flashpoints" is a weekly, one-hour digest featuring the hottest segments of the week. Produced by Amanda Bellerby

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"Kootenay Harvest Revival II (The Local Grain Revolution V)"

We listen to the second in a three-part series of recordings from the Kootenay Harvest Revival - an event co-hosted by Deconstructing Dinner. The two-day event was held to celebrate the CSA's monumental harvest of grain and to use the success of the project as a "catalyst for a local food revolution."

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Help Them Help Us

This week, we look at good eats in Iraq, selling agua and calling all cars for a bail-out. In "Six Degrees of Spin and Fakin'," we A-S-K about front groups.

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12 Nov 2008 - Guests from CUPE 3903 and NOII; Topics: Canadian Gov Bailout for Banks, Labour History and Workers' Folk Music

In this episode, we talk about the Canadian government's bailout of the banking industry. In this context, we talk about CUPE 3903's strike at York U, and also labour history in Canada. For the cultural aspect of our show, we look at how the history of workers' struggle has been reflected in folk music.

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11-09-08 Clinton's Boners (nearly half of it)

Apologies dear listeners but the timer controlled recorder stopped near the middle of the show. That can happen when you're away from home doing a night shift in a real life job and you can't keep an eye on things. Iv'e decided to end the show with "Aquaturbia - Erotica" I know I'll do better next time. -Pastor Rex Cat-

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Climate Change Bill

As a result of a massive civil society campaign, the UK is about to pass into law historic legislation binding the government to reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 80% by 2050. A major loophole remains threatens the credibility of the Bill – will it be closed?

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Be Giving

New music for fall all 2008 releases great music this year Nico Vega, ADF, Spearhead, The Nightwatchman and lots more. Enjoy more music!

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Land Defenders from Six Nations and Tyendinaga Speak

On October 17, 2008, Guelph's 4th Annual Anti-Colonial Thanksgiving Dinner brought together many anti-colonial allies, families, farmers, students, community organizers, and warriors. These include speakers Boots Powless and Skyler Williams from Six Nations, Jackie, of the Mississaugas of the New Credit, Dan Doreen from Tyendinaga, and Sarah Dover from Toronto.

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The Shortwave Report 11/14/08 Listen Globally!

A weekly 30 minute review of news and opinion, recorded from a shortwave radio. With times and freqs for listening at home. 2 files- broadcast and slow-modem streaming. Free to rebroadcast. China, Netherlands, Cuba, and Russia.

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Alert Radio 104

Native activist Clayton Thomas-Muller tells the story behind the Nov 13-15 gathering of the Defenders of the Land in Winnipeg. John Ryan argues for the necessity of a coalition of the Liberals, NDP and Greens to stop the formation of a Conservative majority down the road. Aditya Ganapathiraju describes the situation in the Congo today. Music is the Weapon profiles Tony Allen.

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Marjorie Cohn, Undoing the Damage Bush Wrought

Obama can do a lot for human rights by ratifying three treaties and the ICC, International Criminal Court. Cohn outlines her four part series and discusses need for Obama and Biden to hold Bush and Cheney accountable for their crimes.

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the colonel 11.11.08

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Voix de Faits

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Bringing Omar Khadr home

Omar Khadr was 15 years old when he was shot and taken prisoner in Afghanistan where he was tortured. Later he was taken to Guantanamo and tortured again there. Canadian activists are working to bring Omar Khadr home to Canada. We speak with Gail Davidson, founding member of Lawyers Against War, about the prospects for Khadr’s return to Canada.

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Bruce, the Musical

Bruce Eriksen was a fierce advocate for the people of Vancouver’s downtown eastside, and an unlikely candidate for a musical biography. He was the founder of the Downtown Eastside Residents Association, a Vancouver city councilor and husband of MP Libby Davies. He’s the subject of a new play by journalist Bob Sarti, who knew Eriksen from his years with the Vancouver Sun.

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Financial problems at Canwest

Canwest’s long string of media acquisitions, most notably the purchase of the Southam chain in 2000, has led to a huge debt and its stocks have now tumbled from $15 to less than $2. Marc Edge is author of Asper Nation. He analyzes what has led to Canwest’s recent financial troubles.

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Potters for Peace founder dies

Five thousand children die each day due to unsanitary water. Ron Rivera’s work with Potters for Peace made a real difference to the survival of uncounted numbers of rural people. This fall, Ron Rivera contracted malaria while working in Nigeria. He died in Managua on September 8.

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Challenges facing small towns in BC

Ghost towns are sprinkled throughout BC. They died because people couldn’t make a living there any more. Small towns today face a similar fate; they must either transform or disappear. We speak about the challenges facing small towns with Greg Halseth, professor of geography at the University of Northern British Columbia.

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Organizing for a new life in the city

Early First Nations migrants to Winnipeg encountered racism and poverty; they responded by building community organizations that could offer skills, support and a sense of identity.

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UBC considers development of campus farm

The farm at the University of BC has been organic for 40 years and provides a model of biodiversity for the 20,000 people who visit it each year. Andrea Morgan talks about the fight to preserve the farm.

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We Are Change London Podcast 2

The new podcast This time featuring: Animal Rights activist Keith Mann on unity among activist groups; Money Expert Rodney Shakespeare - in interview a year ago predicting a financial collapse; Journalist Robert Fisk; Professor Niels Harrit on the 9/11 Building Collapses; The Peace March with Brian Haw; And more. With tracks from Vigilant Guardian and AKALA http://www.wearechange.org.uk

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Court challenge to new federal election law

Changes to the federal election act mean that voters need to show photo ID to be able to vote. Jim Quail is a lawyer with the BC Public Interest Advocacy Centre. He’s preparing a challenge to the new law, saying that it discriminates against renters, First Nations, rural people and seniors.

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Dangers of identity theft

Identity theft refers to a fraud that involves getting money or other benefits by pretending to be someone else. The B.C. Freedom of Information and Privacy Association is sponsoring a privacy and ID theft conference at the end of November. We speak about the issue with Richard Rosenberg, president of BC FIPA.

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IWLH - Nov. 1 2008

David Johnson hosts the weekly labor news. This week is a special pre-election show. Out guests are 3 Green Party canidates running for the Champaign County Board. Also the weekly poem by Tom Thomas.

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Cloth Napkins

A weekly four minute radio module with a difference. Using a dramatic sketch the program gives you tips and techniques on how to help the environment in little ways. A way to fill in a news hole "Making the world a little better place to live in"

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Veterans for Peace March in Boston

Veterans for Peace, Iraq Veterans Against War, and their supporters march in the streets and close down American Legion rally.

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Between The Lines Week Ending 11/21/08

Moving a progressive agenda forward under Obama; California's Prop. 8 battlelines; millions of uncounted votes nationally and tens of thousands uncounted in Georgia, where U.S. Senate seat hangs in balance

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