MoMo IWW CSA's at PIELC

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Classics and Beyond 1909

Segment One Igor Stravinsky: The Rite of Spring Part 1: The Adoration of the Earth I. Introduction II. Harbingers of Spring - Dances of the Adolescents III. Mock Abduction IV. Spring Rounds V. Games of the Rival Tribes VI. Processions of the Sage VII. Dance of the Earth Part 2: The Sacrifice I. Introduction II. Mystical Circles of the Adolescents III. Glorification of the Victim IV. Evocation of the Ancestors V. Ritual of the Ancestors VI. Sacred Dance - The Victim Columbia Symphony Orchestra Igor Stravinsky: Conductor CD: Stravinsky Conducts Stravinsky: Petrushka/The Rite of Spring (Sony Classical) Segment Two Joseph Haydn: String Quartet in G Major, Op. 64/4 I. Allegro Con Brio II. Menuetto and Trio. Allegretto III. Adagio. Cantabile e Sostenuto IV. Finale. Presto The Jubilee Quartet Tereza Privratska: 1st Violin Julia Loucks: 2nd Violin Lorena Canto Wolteche: Viola Toby White: Cello CD: Haydn String Quartets (Rubicon Classics)

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Paul Street - Reflections on the Authoritarian Absurdity of the U.S. Constitution

Paul Street, historian and political analyst, reflects on the all-too-rarely noted problem that the United States is authoritarian by constitutional design. The U.S. Constitution is held up as the sacred document protecting the "Peoples" Rights, yet invariably it is the right of property and those who have too much of it who are protected against calls for equity and justice. U.S. politics and policy are poisoned beyond all democratic recognition, he says, by an explicitly anti-egalitarian charter drafted and passed by 18th Century slaveholders and merchant capitalists for whom popular sovereignty was the ultimate nightmare. Street details how U.S. politics and policy are badly distorted by the nation's exceptionally durable charter and how we might finally and productively stop playing "Simon Says" with militant anti-democrats like Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, and John Jay. His is a timely analysis to understand why both the Congress and the Supreme Court continue to side with the property rights of the corporations who poison our food, profit from our abuse at their hands, and push the Earth's climate to existential extremes with their aggressive efforts to continue exploitation of fossil carbon.

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Upstate Radio Theatre 1909

Candid Microphone "Getting Change From a Cab Driver" 8-31-47 Have Gun, Will Travel "Five Books of Owen Deaver" 3-22-59 Incredible, But True "The Whereabouts of Mr. Wadham" Early 1950s

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March 27, 2019

News from the Tamasheq bush telegraph; the new Daptone single by Richmond's Miramar, and more deep-thinking Latin music; a whole set of throat singing, featuring Anda Union who will perform live on next week's program; the Haiti-Cabo Verde connection

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Tories abused great offices of state to cover up for paedophile politicians and mandarins

https://politicsthisweek.wordpress.com/2019/03/28/bcfms-weekly-politics-show-presented-by-tony-gosling-141/

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Bristol mayor Marvin Rees 'bullies' NHS petitioners, blames them for air pollution

https://politicsthisweek.wordpress.com/2019/03/28/bcfms-weekly-politics-show-presented-by-tony-gosling-141/

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NY Nurses Protest Threatens Strike for Safe Staffing for Patients

Its a Matter of Life and Death: Thousands of New York Nurses Take to the Street In Threat of Major Strike Over Horrendous Working Conditions Which Seriously Impedes Patient Care with Judy Sheridan-Gonzalez, RN , NYSNA President, Montefiore Medical Center and Karine Raymond, RN NYSNA .Second Vice President, Montefiore Medical Center The 42,000 strong members of the New York State Nurses Association have been fighting for safe staffing, to keep hospitals open for care, to stop the Wall Street attack on their patients, and win healthcare for all. Now, after years of complaints, understaffing has become the major point of conflict between the nurses union and private hospitals in New York City, as the nurses insist that it seriously impedes their providing the adequate care that their patients deserve. As such, 13,000 nurses could strike this month if their negotiations fail with a group of three major hospital systems, union leaders say. Nurses from Montefiore, Mount Sinai, St. Luke's-Mount Sinai West, and New York-Presbyterian hospitals authorized a strike last week. Were saying enough is enough, said Carl Ginsburg, a spokesperson for the union. On the bargaining table is an increase in nurse-to-patient ratios in emergency rooms and intensive care units. Staffing levels have reached dangerously low levels, putting the safety of both nurses and patients at risk, Ginsburg said. Sometimes where a nurse should be caring for five patients, shes caring for eight or 10, said Ginsburg. Make no mistake " its dangerous. Safe staffing is about saving lives.

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Mystery History Theater - 4

Skipping ahead just a bit, what’s being scrutinized in this audio is an article--"Did Stanton Plan Lincoln's Murder?"--that appeared in Civil War Times, the August 1961 issue, Vol. 3 No. 5, in which then-editor Robert H. Fowler relates the findings of Ray Neff, one of the co-authors of “Dark Union,” with regard to Secretary of War Edwin M. Stanton’s possible involvement in the murder of Abraham Lincoln. Neff relies heavily on National Detective Police head Lafayette C. Baker’s revelations written in cipher as to the personages behind the assassination. Baker thought himself a target of the henchmen (the clean-up crew) most likely serving at the behest of high-placed Northern power brokers. Unfortunately, Baker was correct as his demise added to the curious body count of those with inside knowledge of the circumstances and principals in and around the killing of the President. Sound familiar?

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Venezuela Under Siege: A Conversation with Professor Julia Buxton

On a week when the nation of Venezuela is shrouded in darkness from power outages, the Global Research News Hour puts current events in a political and geopolitical context. Long time Venezuela watcher and researcher Dr. Julia Buxton presents her perspectives over the course of the program. While acknowledging the important influence of US and foreign interference, she also points to some of the mistakes made by Maduro both politically and economically, and her concerns about the current impasse leading to bloodshed.

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TB 190329 The Thunderbolt's Greatest Strikes

It’s a fifth Friday this month meaning that it’s time for the Thunderbolt’s Greatest Strikes! Since listeners have had to listen to so many reruns already lately I’ve combed through the archives and I’ve picked the very best of the very best for this week’s show. Enjoy.

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Sounds From the Global Village 1907

Segment One Piere by Etienne Ngbozo, Daniel Ngadiké, Raymond Doko, Joseph Samba, Robert Tarapai CD: Central African Republic: Gbaya Music - Thinking Songs (Ocora) Amar Gaye by Deben Bhattacharya CD: River Songs of Bangladesh (ARC) Oj Tak! by Chłopcy Kontra Basia CD: The Rough Guide to the Music of Eastern Europe (World Music Network) Segment Two Mama by Adama Barry CD: Lembi (OK World) Life by Mehdi and Adib Rostami CD: Melodic Circles: Urban Classical Music From Iran (ARC) Jack the Sailor by Claire Hastings CD: Those Who Roam (Luckenboth) Segment Three Towoboase by Seprewa Kasa CD: Seprewa Kasa (Riverboat) Cual es la Idea by Tito Puente CD: Cuban Carnival (Orange Juice) Mansuriyya by Alim Qasimov CD: Awakening (Buda Musique)

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The Shortwave Report 03/29/19 Listen Globally! (Files Restored)

A weekly 30 minute review of international news and opinion, recorded from a shortwave radio and the internet. With times, frequencies, and websites for listening at home. 3 files- Highest quality broadcast, regular broadcast, and slow-modem streaming. Radio Deutsche-Welle, NHK Japan, Radio Havana Cuba, and Sputnik Radio.

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Stonehenge to Glastonbury & beyond: the rise and fall of the Peace Convoy - part 2 of 2

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La marge a CKIA 27 mars Hockey and Baseball

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Racism, Music, and Pragmatism

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Donald Drumpf Theatre Vol. 115 Innocent When You Dream

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Cheeze Pleeze # 770

When you see a album title that says "music for screaming" you know it's has to be on our show, we don't pass out earplugs though, some catchy insect oriented instrumentals, and the late CBS news man Mike Wallace, when he was product pitchman Mike Wallace!

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Dr. Lee Artz Examines US Coup Plot vs. Venezuela

Dr. Artz exposes the hypocrisy of the USG, going back to Obama, who declared Venezuela to be an “extraordinary threat to the world,” and with the media’s collaboration. In pretending that it has the best interests of the Venezuelan people in mind, in promoting a US trained stooge, Juan Guiado unbeknownst heretofore to the majority of Venezuelans, as the country’s president, sending a paltry $20 million in “humanitarian” aid in a propaganda move that no international agency would support and that didn’t begin to compensate for the billions that US sanctions and stolen assets from its oil sales have cost the country (more to come).

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Jeff Blankfort on Trump, Venezuela, Iran, AIPAC

I begin with Trump’s bromance with Brazil’s Bolsonaro, 55 years after military coup, and then examine long-term US efforts for regime change in Venezuela, as reported by Max Blumenthal, which included plans to shut down country’s electric grid and role of Juan Guidao as US stooge. I go on to report on Trump’s declaration that the Golan Heights are part of Israel and list the favors that Trump has done for Netanyahu and his paymaster, Sheldon Adelson. I cite in detail and comment extensively a NY Times report that the Pentagon and the US intel agencies oppose all the hostile US moves on Iran that involve Iraq including sanctions on buying Iranian gas and electric power, labeling IRGC and Iraqi militias as terrorists. I note that like most Americans, all of the Democrat presidential hopefuls ignore this issue, forgetting that Tulsi Gabbard is alone in condemning US foreign policy. I then advise listeners to watch the speeches of Mike Pence, Steny Hoyer, Nancy Pelosi and Charles Schumer on aipac.org to see how correct Rep. Ilhan Omar was correct in everything she said and to counter the AIPAC view, then to go to YouTube or CSPAN to watch another conference on the Israel Lobby and American Policy, co-sponsored on March 22 by Washington Report and IRmep that received no coverage in the media. I finish with a report that California AIPAC reps sought out Kamala Harris who had decided not to attend the AIPAC conference to make a tweet indicating her support for Israel which she did.

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Out Like A Lion

The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit Show - A musical mid-life crisis -- a late-night search for meaning and happiness airs on WRIR LP Monday nights from 9 PM to 11 PM. Stream the show @ www.wrir.org

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Between the Lines for April 3, 2019

Trump Effort to Dismantle ObamaCare Underscores Need for Medicare for All; 40 Years After Three Mile Island Accident, Renewable Energy Sources Are Eclipsing Nuclear Power Industry; Connecticut Students Push for African-American Studies In Public School Curriculum. For more information, visit BTLonline.org Wednesdays after 3 p.m.

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Weekday World, March 27, 2019

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CPR News, March 26, 2019

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Terry Gross - Fresh Air

If you like interview programs perhaps you have listened to Fresh Air, produced in Philadelphia and broadcast regularly many public radio stations.  The host is Terry Gross, our guest on this edition of Radio Curious. I wanted to know who she is, and what she does to prepare for and create Fresh Air. When we visited by phone from her home near Philadelphia, I asked her how puts together so many interesting programs so frequently. The books Terry Gross recommends are “Self-Consciousness: Memoirs,” by John Updike, and “U and I,” by Nicholson Baker. The program was originally broadcast: March 7, 1994

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Arnie Gundersen - Fukushima at Eight

Michael Welch is host and producer of the Global Research News Hour in Canada. His guest, Arnie Gundersen, holds an MA in nuclear engineering and once worked for the nuclear industry. Gundersen was a licensed reactor operator and managed and coordinated projects at 70 nuclear power plants in the US. However he became increasingly more aware of the high risks while at the same time observing serious safety breaches. He spoke out and became a whistle blower. After 20 years as nuclear engineer and executive, Gundersen was fired from his job in 1990. He was an expert witness on the Three Mile Island partial melt-down, and on the serious safety risks at the Vermont Yankee and California’s San Onofre reactors. He and his website at Fairewinds Energy Education <www.fairewinds.org/> became well known and respected after the Fukushima accident for his often weekly updated reports. His non-profit, Fairewinds Energy Education, is an information hub showcasing over 200 videos, numerous podcasts and newsletters on nuclear energy and the entire power production paradigm. This is an excerpt of a one hour broadcast. The full version includes a conversation with life-long anti nuclear activist Helen Caldicott - and there is a transcript at <https://www.globalresearch.ca/fukushima-at-eight-ongoing-cover-up-of-the-nuclear-hazards-in-japan-and-abroad/5671690>.

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Jazz Progressions 1908

Segment One Sie Gleicht Wohl Einem Rosenstock by The Rolf Kuhn Quintett CD: Solarius (Amiga) But Not for Me by The Mike Taylor Quartet CD: Pendulum (Sunbeam) Faces and Places by The Ornette Coleman Trio CD: At the "Golden Circle" Stockholm Vol. 1 (Blue Note) Segment Two Skyrider by The Chris Hinze Combination LP: Sister Slick (CBS) Shuttle Service by Scope CD: Scope II (Fonos) Ace of Spades by Heavy Joker LP: Heavy Joker (Polydor) Segment Three $10.000 Bookshelf by The Percy Jones Ensemble CD: Propeller Music (Hot Wire) 43 Letsby Ave by Percy Jones, Scott McGill and Ritchie DiCarlo CD: Percy Jones, Scott McGill, Ritchie DiCarlo (Uniblab)

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The National Get Organized for an ACTUAL Revolution Tour Begins; Sasha Abramsky, It is time to kick our wannabe dictator out!

The National Get Organized for an ACTUAL Revolution Tour Kicks Off: “You Think You’re Woke... But You’re Sleepwalking Through A Nightmare — This System Cannot Be Reformed, It Must Be Overthrown!”  We'll be joined by 3 participants in the tour. Writing about Trump's emergency declaration, Sasha Abramsky noted, "Trump has taken the country down a road that can only lead to fascism rather than the division of powers embodied in a democratic, constitutional system of governance.”

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Kevin Walker on our Grand Food Bargain

You’re walking the aisles of your local grocery store, picking out fresh ingredients for dinner — you get to the counter, pay for it, bag it, and you’re off. Pretty simple, right? Well, that little mindless exchange was the product of thousands of years of human development. There was a time, not that long ago, when acquiring what you needed to survive entailed far more individual effort. This week on Sea Change Radio, we speak to Kevin Walker about his new book, The Grand Food Bargain, to learn about the ups and downs of all this food abundance. We take a look back at how we got here, some of the unforeseen outcomes from this grand bargain, and what we ought to do moving forward. You may just take a step back in wonder the next time you go to the store for a loaf of bread, a container of milk, and a stick of butter.

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World of Equals Calls NATO to Account

In March of 1999, NATO, at the behest of President Bill Clinton, unleashed an aerial assault on Serbia under the pretext of "humanitarian intervention." This led to massive destruction and heavy loss of life. The attack violated international law and the UN Charter, and became a precedent for similar attacks on Libya and Syria. But in some ways it was the end of Russian compliance with Washington's "new world order." Dickson reports on an important conference in Belgrade calling for a "World of Equals."

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