And That’s Just the Tip of the Iceberg: Bob Berwyn on European Glacier Melt

Ice caps, or the apex of glaciers, are delicate things. As the earth warms, they respond by rapidly thawing into their oceanic homes. This week on Sea Change Radio we speak to journalist Bob Berwyn of Inside Climate News to gain a deeper understanding of melting glaciers in Europe, the impact the melt is having on ecosystems, and what policymakers are doing to mitigate the effects.

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The Radio Music News Top Ten Countdown with Danny Hensley

Join me for a weekly run down of the top ten Gospel songs according to the Radio Music News Top Ten weekly charts with your host - Danny Hensley. Join us at 91.7 FM Community Radio and streaming around the world at www.sbbradio.org and our station quick link at station.voscast.com/5c2bf0e47fbe8/ We're also on live365 under Southern Branch Bluegrass.

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Howard Zinn Centennial: The Occupation of The United States (TWO of TWO)

Howard Zinn spoke about the United States as occupied territory. He said that political and ideological power have been seized by a small group of radical anti-democratic ideologues. In this part TWO Zinn talks about US exceptionalism, the myth of the US being number One, and the various forms of patriotism that cloud views and perceptions. Howard Zinn was a historian, author, professor, playwright, and activist. He taught political science at Boston University and wrote more than 20 books, including his best-selling and influential A People’s History of the United States. Zinn died suddenly in January 2010. He was about to give two major talks in Santa Monica, CA. He grew up in Brooklyn in a working-class, immigrant household. At 18 he became a shipyard worker and then joined the Air Force and flew bombing missions during World War II. These experiences helped shape his opposition to war and his strong belief in the importance of knowing history. Zinn spoke on October 17, 2006, for NOWAR, the Northwestern University Peace Project. Thanks to Dale Lehman at WZRD for the recording. DATE: 10/17/2006

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Pakistan Update

SEGMENT 1: Pakistan Update On August 29th, Zafar Bangash provided an update about the situation in Pakistan. SEGMENT 2: Commentary on NATO Phil Taylor and Phil Conlon comment on NATO, sovereignty, the banning of opposition in Ukraine, the shelling of the Zaporizhzhya NPP, politics concerning the Hiroshima commemoration, the AFL-CIO, and other issues.

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Prof. Ben Saunders: literature in comics

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Older adults and the fight for climate action

Betty Plewes is a co-founder and steering committee member of Climate Legacy, a group of retired people working together to engage and mobilize other older adults in action to address the climate crisis. Emma Bider is the group's communications coordinator. They talk about the roles that seniors are playing in addressing the climate crisis.

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David Osborn – "Papal Politics & The Election of a New Pope"

The Last Pope “The Last Pope,” by David Osborn, takes us inside the world of the Vatican and the American branch of the Catholic Church. Fictional relationships between the conservative and reform branches of the Catholic Church are revealed in a novel that combines character from both groups. David Osborn recommends “Naked,” by David Sedaris, “Blindness,” by Jose Saramago, “Bel Canto,” by Ann Patchett & “Remembrance of Things Past,” by Marcel Proust. Originally Broadcast: June 8, 2004

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Lives Not Numbers & Faithful Students Stand & global LGBTQ news!

Suicide stats get real for LGBTQ youth; queer religious students stay faithful to the cause; Sri Lanka’s government supports same-gender sex, Malta’s P.M. promises free gender-affirming care, thousands enjoy peaceful Pride in 2 Polish cities, rightwing gains in Swedish elections alarm queer activist, Montana’s trans ID chaos pits the U.S. state against the courts, the Boston Children’s Hospital bomb threatener is arrested, Peppa Pig’s pal Penny proclaims her lesbian parentage, and a rainy EuroPride drowns out Belgrade opposition! Those stories — and more this week — when you discover "This Way Out": the world's audio oasis for queer news and culture.

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DJH 122 Jazz French Horn

Use of the French horn in jazz.

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DJH 121 Illinoise Jazz Musicians

Singers and musicians from Illinois

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DJH 120 Bossa Nova

When Brazilian music incorporated into jazz in the 1960's.

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DJH 119 Andy Razaf - Songwriter

Songs of lyricist Andy Razaf.

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DJH 118 Vocalese

Examples of later additions of lyrics to jazz instrumentals.

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DJH 117 Missouri Jazz Musicians

Singers and musicians from Missouri.

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DJH 116 Caribbean Jazz

Jazz about Caribbean islands.

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DJH 115 Standards XV

Vocals and instrumental of 6 jazz standards.

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DJH 114 Rainy Jazz

Jazz about rain.

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DJH 113 Church Upbringing

Jazz singers who got an early start in music through their church music.

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DJH 112 West Coast Cool Jazz

Jazz from California in the 1950's.

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DJH 111 Hoagy Carmichael - Songwriter

All songs composed by Hoagy Carmichael.

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DJH 110 Soulful Jazz

Jazz from the soul.

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DJH 109 Louisiana Jazz

Jazz about the state of Louisiana.

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DJH 108 Nelson Riddle - Bandleader

Orchestra that backed-up many jazz singers.

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DJH 107 Stomps, Shuffles, etc

Wobbles, struts,rambles, shouts, etc.

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DJH 106 Standards XIV

Vocal and instrumentals of 7 jazz standards.

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DJH 105 Star Jazz

Jazz about the stars.

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DJH 104 Handicapped Musicians

Musicians who overcame disabilities.

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DJH 103 Broadway Jazz

Jazz about Broadway, NYC.

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DJH 100 Jazz Royalty

Kings, Queens, Dukes, Counts, etc.

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DJH 099 Time of Day Jazz

Jazz works with time of day in titles.

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