Cheeze Pleeze # 766

Right off last weekend's Oscars, our hosts take a look at cheezy songs ties into the Academy Awards...with an award presented on the our show, cheezy instrumentals from a orchestrator turned realtor and a famously hated song about a day of the week...we finally play it!

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Labour antisemitism witch-hunt and Israel lobby's pre-war UK broadcasting censorship

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Wyrd World Radio w/ Vince Ynzunza

Vince Ynzunza, founder and host of Pacific NorthWeird, youtube's premeire Pacific Northwest paranormal network, joins us for a fun romp through the history of his show, his interest in all things weird, and the future of weird for him. We had a great time with this conversation and think you will too.

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5G - new dawn or a weapon system hacking your home and threat to health?

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Phantasms of Freedom, Part 5

How well do we know the history of our nation? As for our Founders, what is fact? What is myth? While we have been told we are free, we face an increasing onslaught of laws, edicts, and proclamations governing our lives as American citizens. We have been told that “we need to get our Constitution back.” Do we truly need to do that? We are, during every election cycle, given a “choice.” But is it a real choice? Or a Hobson’s choice? Were our Founders the godlike, towering figures we were taught? Were they above reproach? Or were they human beings, subject to the same avarice, temptations and lust we all are? What were their motivations in starting this country? Were they benign in nature, inspired to offer their fellow countrymen “life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness?” Or were there other instincts at play? Was the Constitution truly designed to be the bulwark of freedom? Why were the Articles of Confederation jettisoned? Who were the Anti-Federalists? Why did they get such short shrift by history? What was the worth of the Founders? Were they Everymen? Or rich elites? The answers, when explored from an “unofficial” vantage point, may surprise you. Listen along as Eric the Blacksmith discusses American history with Al Aric and Theo. Explore the nooks and crannies of suppressed information as the book “Hologram of Liberty” by Kenneth Royce is reviewed and its bibliography examined.

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Between the Lines for February 27, 2019

Congress Urged to Open Hearings on Rise of Racist Hate Groups Coinciding with Trump Presidency; Anti-Government Protests in Haiti linked with Venezuela's PetroCaribe Program; Portland Oregon’s Support for Biking, is a Shining Example to Cities Across U.S.

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Your Life is Their Toy - Final

Health and life are man's most precious possessions; and anxiety to preserve them is natural. It is not surprising, therefore, that they have been exploited since time immemorial. Every age has had its charlatans, quacks and medicine men. Much in the same measure as social organization has attained its highest pitch in the present era, the exploitation of health and life today has reached its zenith. Never before in history has there arisen such an extensive conspiracy about the problem of public health of entire nations, involving well-organized, opposing political and commercial groups. The consequence of this welter of exploitation is the sacrifice of human comfort, happiness, health and life. --Emanuel Josephson, 1941, "Your Life is Their Toy."

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Weekday World, February 27, 2019

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CPR News, February 26, 2019

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Estee Chandler, Jewish Voice for Peace, The Combating BDS Act, 2019; Ilan Pappe, The Idea of Israel; Bob Avakian, How Do We Hasten A Revolutionary Situation?

Estee Chandler, the Combating BDS Act of 2019 which encourages local laws that infringe on the right to boycott companies that profit from Israel’s human rights abuses. Ilan Pappe on, "The Idea of Israel: A History of Power and Knowledge." Bob Avakian, Chairman of the Revolutionary Communist Party, How Do We Hasten A Revolutionary Situation And How Do Newer And More Experienced People Take Responsibility For That? From Why We Need An Actual Revolution, And How We Can Really Make Revolution.

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Kevin Anderson: Talk to the Oxford Climate Society, ONE of TWO

On Jan 25, 2019, Professor Kevin Anderson, the chair of energy and climate change at the School of Mechanical, Aerospace and Civil Engineering (MACE) at the University of Manchester spoke at the Oxford Climate Society. He is one of the rare academics with a background in mechanical engineering even worked on oil platforms as a young man. I addition to producing peer reviewed research he engages with European governments on issues ranging from shale gas, aviation and shipping. He also brings a strong sense of justice and equity into his recommendations on how to prevent climate chaos. He said that it's twenty-eight years since the IPCC’s first report on climate change and over a quarter of a century since the 1992 Rio Earth Summit. Now, in 2019, and with the benefit of hindsight, we can trace our voyage of abject failure – and with humility learn lessons for charting an alternative low-carbon course. Kevin Anderson also said we need to explore how academia has abdicated its responsibility to hold government to account, choosing instead to be complicit in maintaining a facade of mitigation

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Trumpocalypse Now: Trump is the Emergency

Here is the show broadcast in the middle of the national emergency (the Trump Presidency), with help from Bill Mayer, Mark Fiore, Trump remains the enemy of the people, SNL get's ito the emergency, Seth Meyers explains how Climate Change is a real emergency, and Cathy Ann and that crazy lady back's it up!

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Home Is Where The Heart Is: Tiny Houses and Homelessness

Shelter is on the first rung of renowned psychologist Abraham Maslow‘s hierarchy of needs. And yet, as a society, we have not cracked the code for how to house people in a way that is equitable and sustainable. While millions consume cubic acres of carbon heating and cooling their McMansions, others combat housing insecurity on a daily basis. This week on Sea Change Radio, we discuss two different facets of the housing puzzle. First we take a look at the tiny homes movement with two builders, Fatih and Deniz Saat. They describe what the target customer base is for their Lilliputian locales, their design inspiration, and how these itty bitty domiciles could potentially transform communities of the future. Next, we hear from San Francisco Supervisor Rafael Mandelman to learn about his unique journey into politics and to talk about the issue of homelessness in America.

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Woodbine, Onaje Ph.D. — Black Gods of the Asphalt Part Two

The transcendent experience of street basketball is the topic of two conversations with Onaje X. O. Woodbine, author of “Black Gods of the Asphalt: Religion, Hip-Hop, and Street Basketball.” Woodbine grew up in the inner-city of Roxbury, Massachusetts, became a skilled street basketball player and attended Yale University on a basketball scholarship. After two years as a star player on the Yale team, he chose a different life path and quit. After graduating from Yale, Woodbine earned his Ph.D. in religious studies from Boston University. His book, “Black Gods of the Asphalt” presents a social-anthropological view of this inner-city sport where coaches often assume the role of father, mentor and friend. He contrasts the lessons learned on the street basketball courts, with those learned at the predominantly white basketball courts and locker rooms of Yale University. Onaje Woodbine visited with Radio Curious by phone on August 13, 2016, from his home in Andover, Massachusetts. In part one we discussed his experiences growing up and playing on the basketball courts in the inner city and how that differend from the Ivy League schools he later went to. In part two, we began our conversation when I asked him to explain the ethnographic research and methods he used in making his book, “Black Gods of the Asphalt.” The book Dr. Onaje Woodbine recommends is “Jesus and the Disinherited” by Howard Thurman.

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Commentary on Venezuela, Feb 25, 2019

Phil Taylor and Phil Conlon comment on Venezuela, Mumia, and other issues.

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Rwandan-Belgians Insist On Their Rights, Resist Slander and Intimidation.

The government of Rwanda insists on an official narrative about the events leading up to the 1994 fighting, and massacres of civilians. Any questioning or assertion of facts by unauthorized individuals or organizations draws the wrath of the RPF authorities. And the policy extends abroad, where Rwandans living in Europe find that speaking their truth can bring harassment and intimidation. Mr. Mbonyumutwa and others are challenging the bullies through the justice system and demanding respect for their rights.

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Blink

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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Weekday World, February 26, 2019

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CPR News, February 25, 2019

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Lost Idols + global LGBTQ news!

“The Front Runner” cross the finish line; queer youth remember the “Rainbow Man”; Randy Rainbow sings “Border Lies”; Taiwan’s marriage equality proposal pleases no one, Nuevo Leon joins Mexico’s matrimonial equity states, a U.S. Ambassador targets global anti-same-gender sex laws, cops shift the Smollett hate probe to a false police report charge, Serbia’s lesbian Prime Minister becomes a proud mama, and more LGBTQ news from around the world!

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Episode 167 - Simple Mixup Reveals Squirel Lasagne

Joe and Anthony get right to the comedy with some zany selection of news tidbits and we help ezel find his fone! Tune in to the show live every Monday night at 8pm est at http://www.chiampa.org

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Walkuman Style #225 - February 22, 2019

(1.) Old Dirty Swordsman - Him Lo & Giallo Point (2.) Wu Music Pt. 1: The Devil's Rod - P-Town's Finest (3.) Google It Homie - Jess The Facts ft. Marchitect & MC Prose (4.) Headphones - The Good People (5.) Hip Hop Healing - 5th & Wyatt (6.) Marvel - Dantian Collective (7.) Solo Eccentric - Moka Only (8.) Frosty Trackz - Nate S (9.) She Knew It - Macapella (10.) Nas Is Like - Nas (11.) The Motive - Mathematik (12.) Sleep - Funky DL (13.) Foreclosure - Leaf Erikson ft. Smoke (14.) Los Angeles Haze - Revolutionary Rhythm (15.) Step Into The Realm - The Roots (16.) The Omen (DJ Evil Dee remix) - Planit Hank ft. Canibus, Chris Rivers & Kool G. Rap (17.) Reaganomics - B Leafs ft. Elzhi, Ras Kass, M-Dot & Large Pro (18.) Once Upon A Time - Trace (T3 of Slum Village) X Musiq Soulchild (aka TraSoul 98) (19.) Use Me - Pro-V

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A Jazz Walk; 2/24/19; set 1

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A Jazz Walk; 2/24/19; set 2

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Weekday World, February 25, 2019

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Radio Free Radical

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The Stuph File Program - Episode #0497

An eclectic collection of interviews and odd news designed to entertain

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Uninhabitable Earth - David Wallace-Wells

New York magazine journalist David Wallace-Wells warns of shrinking liveable space as the world warms. It is time to rethink everything. Is it time to panic? That depends...says Toronto clinical psychoanalyst and activist Judith Deutsch in our second interview.

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Rock 'n' Roll and the Soundtrack

I'm guest-hosting WRIR's Cause and Effect Show today. It is one of my favorites to host and to listen to. Each week's host selects an artist than digs deep into the bands and artists that influenced the featured performer and in turns the bands and artists they influenced. Stream the show every Saturday from 1 PM to 3 PM @ www.wrir.org.

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The Appalachian Sunday Morning - S1

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