Horace Greeley & David Fenimore - Go West, Young Man, Go West!

Newspapers were the primary means of mass communication in 19th Century America. They not only told the news, but they pervaded social and political ideas of the times. Horace Greeley was one of the most colorful and outspoken newspapermen of his day. “Read and judge yourself,” was a slogan of his, almost as well known in his lifetime as his slogan, “Go west, young man, go west,” is known now. I spoke with Horace Greeley through the personage of Chautauqua scholar David Fenimore during the 1996 Democracy in America Chautauqua series that visited Ukiah, CA. Horace Greeley recommends “Democracy in America,” by Alexis de Tocqueville. David Fenimore recommends “Breaking News: How the Media Undermine American Democracy,” by James Fallows & “Who Will Tell the People?” by William Greider. Originally Broadcast: February 26, 1997

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Andy Zee on #OUTNOW; Paul Street, Beyond Impeachment: Remove This Regime from Below

Andy Zee on #OUTNOW which begins with five weeks of protest to launch, spread, and grow an unrelenting non-violent mass movement of protests that continue week after week to demand that the Trump/Pence Regime Must Go – NOW! We'll hear an interview with Paul Street about why people need to be in the streets to remove Trump.

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5G Cellular Network Technology - Boris Johnson and Devra Davis

Late in the evening of September 24, 2019, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson surprised the UN General Assembly in New York City when he stepped to the podium. He gave an extraordinary - even poetic - description of the digital surveillance age. He said that digital authoritarianism is not the stuff of dystopian fantasy but of an emerging reality. Devra Davis earned a PhD in science studies at the University of Chicago. She founded the non-profit Environmental Health Trust in 2007 to provide basic research and education about environmental health hazards and promote constructive policies locally and internationally. She is currently visiting Professor of Medicine in Israel and Turkey. She was interviewed by podcaster David Wolfe about 5G and Mobile Phone Safety. Two days earlier, on August 21, 2019, the Chicago Tribune had shaken up the smartphone industry by publishing tests by an accredited lab, that showed that radiofrequency radiation exposure from the most popular smartphones measured higher than the legal safety limit. In one case more than five times higher than the manufacturer reported to federal regulators. Dr. Devra Davis is founder of the non-profit Environmental Health Trust at ehtrust.org. Her most recent book is: Disconnect: The Truth About Cell Phone Radiation, What the Industry Is Doing to Hide It, and How to Protect Your Family.

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Episode 193 - No Restrictions

Wow, we’re fresh (sort of) back from vacation and we’ve got a whole lot of news back up! Come find out what we mean and then laugh with or at us, tune in to our live show every Tuesday night at 8pm eastern at http://www.chiampa.org Word of the Day previous word: Bailliwick - today’s word: Propinquity

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Carter Rubin: Traffic In Transition

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Walkuman Style #243

(1.) Departure - S.O.U.L. & Mazzi ft. TowdeeMac and Ace Of Spades (2.) Civil War - Sojourn (3.) Times Up - BrookLane (4.) Penmanship - Skyzoo (5.) High Noon - Rascalz (6.) The Son of Man - Teller Bank$ (7.) Death To Mumble Rap - M Doc Diego (8.) Rising Son's - Hear Me Tho (9.) Family and Loyalty - Gang Starr ft. J. Cole (10.) What Starts Today - Calcei ft. Stryfe (11.) Armchair Everythings - Es ft. Lee Reed and Fortunado (12.) Killing Time - Supastition ft. DJ Robert Smith (13.) Share The Love - Blu & Damu The Fudgemunk ft. Raw Poetic (14.) Big Fish - Shark & DJ Alkemy ft. Pun Ra (15.) Jazz & Coffee Pt. 4 - Kid Abstrakt & Emapea (cuts by DJ Million Faces) (16.) Smoking Clouds - ChasBeats (17.) Lo-Fi Evenings - ChasBeats

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Making America Care Again: Why Americans Should Oppose War

War is “out of sight, out of mind” to most Americans most of the time. Yet, day after day, the U.S. government is murdering people abroad while depriving our communities of badly needed resources at home. Peace activist Rich Whitney cuts through the disinformation about U.S. foreign policy that trivializes war. His presentation will remind listeners of the horrific consequences of war abroad and at home, the illegality of war, the real economic drivers of war– and the crucial importance of engaging in a renewed struggle against war and the system that perpetuates it. Rich Whitney is an attorney from Carbondale, Illinois, now working as an appellate public defender. He is a founding member of the Illinois Green Party and served as the Party’s first candidate for Governor of Illinois in 2006 winning over 360,000 votes. His current activist roles include serving as co-chair of the Illinois Green Party and as an active participant in the Green Party Peace Action Committee, the Chicago Committee Against War and Racism and he is also active in several other progressive organizations.

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A March to Remember + global LGBTQ news!

October 1979’s first-ever national queer rights demo marches into history; Sydney wins its bid to host World Pride 2023 Down Under; same-gender partnerships lose in Hong Kong, Hungary fines Coke for its “zero prejudice” Pride poster campaign, Uganda’s “Kill the Gays Bill” dies again, Chick-fil-A is flayed in Berkshire and New Orleans, the Shepards snub a U.S. Justice Department ceremony invitation to honor Matthew, and more LGBTQ news from around the world!

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Street protests bubbling up: Beirut, Hong Kong, Barcelona, Paris, Santiago, Buenos Aires

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Martian Gardens Episode 994 Hour 3

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Martian Gardens Episode 994 Hour 2

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Martian Gardens Episode 994 Hour 1

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Swingin' A Tony; 102019; Set 1

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Swingin' A Tony; 10/20/19; set 2

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Broadcast 449

Radio Thrift Shop features a flexible format & is an homage to the "underground" era of broadcasting of the 1960's and 1970's that DJ Frederick grew up with. RTS features a homegrown mix of vinyl records, 78s, 45's, LPs, private press releases, and a variety of cassette tapes and homemade / self released cds. Each broadcast of Radio Thrift Shop features an improvised playlist from DJ Frederick's music library.

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Climate Chaos Now And In The Future

Why we experience cold waves as well as heat during climate change. Distinguished Australian scientist Andrew Glikson explains the coming climate chaos and pools of ocean cooling - as the big glaciers melt at the Poles. It's radical new science in a radical new world.

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YouthSpeaksOut! on "Peer Counseling & Leadership"

YouthSpeaksOut! is a monthly radio show produced in the high schools of Mendocino County. Laytonville High students discuss topics relevant to youth. 58 minutes Our website is www.youthspeaksout.net

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Upbeat Music Hour Show 121

Golden Oldies (70s, 80s, 90s)

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The Stuph File Program - Episode #0531

An eclectic collection of interviews and odd news designed to entertain

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The Appalachian Sunday Morning

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#607 -- Searching for the Authentic on a Motorcycle (R)

A "personal essay" in the tradition of Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance. It's about motorcycle design, the rebirth of the "Indian" brand, and the quiet, subtle virtues of a Harley-Davidson. It's about how New England place-names begin to make sense after you've lived here 20 to 30 years. It's about the phony food and the phony architecture of corporate franchises. And it's about searching for the authentic on a motorcycle--and sometimes finding it when you get far enough out of town.

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Program 06

Broadcast on The Global Voice at 22:30 UTC on Thursdays https://thegloblavoice.info

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UpFront Soul #2019.42 - October 21-27, 2019 h2

We'll celebrate freedom with The Voices of East Harlem, hear a rehearsal take of Miles Davis' "In A Silent Way," and tip our hats to birthday Librans with Cannonball Adderly.

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UpFront Soul #2019.42 - October 21-27, 2019 h1

We'll celebrate freedom with The Voices of East Harlem, hear a rehearsal take of Miles Davis' "In A Silent Way," and tip our hats to birthday Librans with Cannonball Adderly.

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Stop Cutting Trees Start Turning ff valves

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Analyzing Bernie Sanders' Workplace Democracy Plan

Analyzing Bernie Sanders’ Workplace Democracy Plan with Shaun Richman is an In These Times contributing writer and the Program Director of the Harry Van Arsdale Jr. Center for Labor Studies at SUNY Empire State College. Senator Bernie Sanders has announced his Workplace Democracy Plan to build worker power on the job by protecting unionizing and strikes by workers. In many ways it goes back to the intent of New Deal Legislation which have been seriously weakened over the years by right wing legislation and court decisions. But it also builds on them calling for new private and public sector workers rights and forms of union representation that transcend the National Labor Relations Board framework of enterprise based contract bargaining. As a labor movement now is the time to demand more. Much more! So let’s analyze Senator Sanders proposals and his ideas to give private and public sector workers a fair shake.

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Hinkley C Pop Up Brothels Blighting Bridgwater as nuclear site runs out of steam

Prohibitive Cost - Dangerous Waste - Contractors EDF Collapsing - Pop Up Brothels Blighting Bridgwater - Fukushima Factor https://politicsthisweek.wordpress.com/2019/10/17/bcfms-weekly-brexit-countdown-politics-show-presented-by-tony-gosling-2/ Retired biology and physics teacher Alan Jeffrey from the Stop Hinkley campaign gives us his take on whether or not Britain's first nuclear power station planned for over 25 years will ever get built www.stophinkley.org thisweek.org.uk - BCfm 93.2 - 18Oct19

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The Orban factor: Is it 'no deal' on Halloween if MPs vote Boris' deal down tomorrow?

https://politicsthisweek.wordpress.com/2019/10/17/bcfms-weekly-brexit-countdown-politics-show-presented-by-tony-gosling-2/

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Campaign 2019: The Issues Nobody is Talking about in the Canadian Federal Election

With the Canadian federal election just days away, the Global Research News Hour tackles critical issues, particularly foreign policy, not being addressed by the major political parties or the media. In the first half hour, we convene a discussion with Canadian foreign policy critic and author Yves Engler and with anti-war activist Ken Stone about the myths and realities surrounding Canadian involvement in the Middle East and militarism more generally and what distinctions if any exist among the different political parties in these areas. In the second half hour, journalist and writer Arnold August discusses Canada's 'policy shift' toward Venezuela and Cuba and why he sees Trudeau's 'slavish' attitude toward the U.S. as unprecedented in modern times. Finally, award- winning freelance writer and researcher Joyce Nelson talks about the Canada Infrastructure Bank and how this little discussed Crown Corporation threatens to oversee the privatization of water and wastewater services across the country.

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Manning The Console

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