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Old-time radio plays--mostly comedies--based on political issues and characters, and other anti-corporate fare. Includes Peak Oil Check-In, found individually on this portal.

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"A Jihad for Love" & LGBT Domestic Violence

Gay Muslim filmmaker documents queers in the Islamic world; Los Angeles to review treatment of LGBT domestic violence victims. Plus Panama purges sodomy law, Czech couples count down while ACT partners up, political semantics boost California's equality battle, Iceland celebrates its 10th Pride, and more news.

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40 Teenagers

Bucky Buckaw gives advice on raising backyard chickens and informs on the downside of factory farming. This week, Bucky talks to recent new chickeners what to expect from their flock this time of year.

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Energy plan lacks clear goals

Vermont’s Department of Public Service recently released a draft of a comprehensive energy plan for the state. Unfortunately, it can be summarized by saying, “We’re going to do a bunch of stuff.” Portland, Oregon and Kinsale, Ireland are two places that have better plans.

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197 - McCain and Oil Money, Ongoing Conflict with Iran, Russia, and the Palestinians

Pt A - News:Conflict with Russia Unresolved, Red Eye: Palestinian village suing those selling houses in the occupied territories, Talk Nation Radio: the US Blockade of Iran, Senator John McCain and oil man Harry Sergeant. Pt B - OTB, Peak Oil Checkin: why oil prices have dropped, the Weekly Radio Spin, Media Minutes, BTL, music.

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- week of Aug 18

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- Indy Media Radio Aug 18th 2008

Both Hour links below

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A Critical Ear 2008-08-14

We focus primarily on Georgia. We talk with Jodi Blumenfeld, who has worked on archaeological digs in Georgia, about the country, its history, culture, and economic situation. Bob and Andrew discuss how the situation in Georgia is being framed in coverage, and alternative ways of thinking and talking about what is happening. We finish with a brief global overview, including a tribute to Mahmoud Darwish (including a recitation, in Arabic), and some closing salutations in Georgian.

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Ras Charles Interviews Carlton Santa Davis

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#424 - Power and Powerlessness

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If Music Could Talk

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The Motherland Influence: August 17, 2008

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

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AMBIANCE CONGO: August 17,2008

Two hours of Congolese music. Every other Sunday 3:00-5:00 PM

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Eat the Airwaves - 08/16/08

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

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EAST ORANGE POLICEMAN BREAK 12-YEAR OLD ARM

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The Classics

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Diane Benson for Congress...and the Truth for Grieving Father

Alaska native, Diane Benson is running for US House of Representatives and talks about why. Mark Canham's son died under suspicious circumstances with the US Marine Corps on a peace-keeping mission in Djibouti.

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Olympic Sweatshop: Speedo Production in China

Workers in China producing Olympic sponsor Speedo sporting goods are drowning in abuse. And "A Bangladeshi Workers Dream"

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Galactic Activation Radio - Show 03 - new physics

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#27 -- Depleted Uranium (DU), Part I

'Depleted uranium' (= U-235 = nuclear waste) has not gone away. The U.S. military used thousands of tons in bombing and shelling Iraq I, Bosnia, and now Afghanistan and Iraq II. The stuff is as lethal to the shooters as it is to the shot-at, and equally lethal to anyone living anywhere near the battlefield, the manufacturing plant, or the testing grounds. This introduction (or refresher course) features music by David Rovics; talk by KD, Army DU expert Doug Rokke, & journalist Dahr Jamail.

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23 May '08 Algonquins from Barriere Lake Take Protest to Montreal Streets

May 23 -- Protesters gathered in front of Premier Jean Charest's office in downtown Montreal today in solidarity with the people of Barriere Lake. Algonquin people from this aboriginal community, located about six hours North-West of Montreal, travelled to Montreal, Toronto and Ottawa in May, demanding fair treatment from the governments of Canada and the Province of Quebec.

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"Fred Eaglesmith / Cross-Canada Trike Tour IV (Quebec - Newfoundland)"

We meet Canadian musician Fred Eaglesmith and learn more about his heartfelt farming conscious lyrics. Also part IV of the Cross-Canada Trike Tour.

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Students Set Up IndyClass, A Course Run By Students

A group of students at McGill University in Montreal is setting up a collective independent course, or "IndyClass." They plan to study together in a course run by students. The first topic? Prisons. Two organizers, Cleve Higgins and Nat Marshik, talk about their plans on Off the Hour.

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Furious George Issac Hayes - Bernie Mac Tribute

Show dedicated to Issac Hayes and Bernie Mac-- two great inspirations! We also have good new hip hop from Flying Lotus, and Odd Nosdam, as well as local hip hop artists Social Memory Complex and L in Japanese...

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2-48 See Jane Run, Take 2

(1) The White House Project to get women in positions of leadership, M. Wilson; (2) Political Wonder Women (who have run for president, S. Billings; (3) Running and Jumping, Olympian Angela Whyte; (4) Miles through a Glass Ceiling, former Nez Perce Tribe Chair R. Miles

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August 15, 2008

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Families of Ontario accident victims demand fair compensation

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episode087 - august 15, 2008

episode087 of media monarchy has assassination, shroooms, cyanide & watchlists, gop anarchy & nyc sentinel, fabled enemies, gardasil, martial law arkansas, nra mole, olympic tv fakery, russia/georgia, ford informant, wv beast, edwards, grove & anthrax, music by chef and tons more...

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Off The Hour

Algonquin artist Nadia Myre speaks about her mixed media work in both the recent Routes des Arts studio tour in Quebec, as well as a show at the Smithsonian in New York City.

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David Ray Griffin on New Zealand National Radio

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