Israel's "Special Relationship" is to Serve Imperialism

Israel came into being under the aegis of the British Empire to serve as an "outpost" of the West, a trusted servant of the colonial powers. It was permitted to acquire nuclear weapons, no questions asked. But still, the Palestinians and millions of other Arabs have not surrendered to colonialism's territorial grab. Indeed, the resistance is stronger than ever.

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Amy Harder: Investments in Nuclear Power + Plastics

If you had a million dollars what would you do with it? OK, now what if it were $100 billion? Today on Sea Change Radio, we are talking with Amy Harder, environment and climate reporter for Axios, about where some titans of industry are investing their money and the environmental impact it might have. You might be surprised to learn, for example, that Bill Gates has been pouring some of his considerable wealth into the nuclear energy sector. Harder recently interviewed Gates about his estimated half a billion dollar investment into TerraPower. She tells us about that as well as the big bets that companies like Exxon Mobil are making on ethane, a petrochemical by-product that is used to produce plastic.

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Ray Peat on Politics and Science Digestion From 4.26.2010

Ray discusses digestive health and common problems, and digestion's role in orienting ourselves in the world.

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If Music Could Talk - March 31 2019

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The Appalachian Sunday Morning S-2

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The Appalachian Sunday Morning S-1

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Migrant Workers' Update

Doug interviews Santiago Escobar of UFCW/AWA on the the recent developments concerning the Temporary Foreign Agricultural Workers.

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Cuba to the Rescue

Javier Cabrera discusses Cuba’s community environmental education program, and its programs to combat climate change. He explains how the US blockade of Cuba, has undermined joint efforts begun under the Obama Administration to transfer Cuba’s expertese in preparing for climate driven disaster and the attending cultural and economic change through comprehensive planing toward human sustainable development. There was a lively Q&A along with announcements of an International Climate Strike on September 20th and 27th, and an International gathering this Fall in Southern Illinois to plan for a popular response to Trump's and dominant Corporations malfeasance, actually criminal malfeasance, for failing to prepare for a sustainable future for us all and blocking the efforts of others in order to perpetuate the neoliberal life blind profit system. The current blockade has increased U.S. vulnerability to the growing climate crisis by ending the cooperative efforts which he speaks of. Universities, perhaps due to their co option by neoliberal business ideology have failed both their students and society in failing to prepare them to understand and deal with what is now an existential threat; a point also made by Harvard climate scientist James Anderson when he gave the 2018 Benton Lecture at the University of Chicago. That failure has hobbled planers and public administrators as well as citizens. Cuba has recognized that we are all facing the same threat, even though its nature will vary with location. Their project in part prepares planers and officials to deal with the local particulars of their communities with a holistic approach.

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Reportback from the U.S.- Mexico border

Freedom Road Socialist Organization (FRSO) - Chicago hosted an event with reports from two recently completed historic delegations. At the end of March, the Legalization for All Network organized a week-long delegation to the U.S.-Mexico border, to see firsthand the brutal white supremacist actions of the Trump government and the resistance led by the local people. Chicago USPCN chapter member, Husam Marajda, reported on his participation in trip to the U.S.-Mexico border in which he made the connections between the struggle at the Southern border and the borders imposed on Palestinians by the the state of Israel. For May Day, FRSO sent a group of comrades to Venezuela, to meet with members of the Maduro government and build solidarity between our movements. That report found at http://www.radio4all.net/index.php/program/102824

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UpFront Soul #2019.28-July 15-21 hour 2

We'll celebrate the 101st anniversary of Nelson Mandela's birth with two hours of music from the South African anti-apartheid freedom movement. We'll hear from South African musicians like Abdullah Ibrahim (including a song from his latest album), Hugh Masakela, and Miriam Makeba, plus anti-apartheid reggae by Alpha Blondy, Peter Tosh, and Tappa Zukie. We'll hear from Mayibuye and Amandla, cultural arms of the ANC (African National Congress), and we'll hear from Nelson Mandela in his own words.

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UpFront Soul #2019.28-July 15-21 hour 1

We'll celebrate the 101st anniversary of Nelson Mandela's birth with two hours of music from the South African anti-apartheid freedom movement. We'll hear from South African musicians like Abdullah Ibrahim (including a song from his latest album), Hugh Masakela, and Miriam Makeba, plus anti-apartheid reggae by Alpha Blondy, Peter Tosh, and Tappa Zukie. We'll hear from Mayibuye and Amandla, cultural arms of the ANC (African National Congress), and we'll hear from Nelson Mandela in his own words.

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Episode 183 - Thank you for you niddly bits

From Hawaii decriminializing small amounts of cannabis to Florida mucking up the rules, we had some really crazy florida news!! Remember folks, don’t underestimate what you can stick up your butt! Hey, come laugh with or at us, tune in to our live show every Monday night at 8pm eastern at http://www.chiampa.org DWOTS: previous word: rankle - today’s word: apogee

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Hockney's Life+"Lavender Scare"+global LGBTQ news+more!

It’s “Fearless Frank” versus “The Lavender Scare”; a new bio gets fictional to paint David Hockney’s life; a youth activist assesses his “bi” battles; Britain’s Parliament advances Northern Ireland marriage equality, Botswana’s government appeals queer sex decriminalization, Pride comes to Tblisi in a defiant March of Dignity, rights groups challenge South Korea’s military gay sex ban, and more LGBTQ news from around the world!

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#593 -- Eugenics

Eugenics is in the news again. We explore the sordid pseudo-science with a section from the film Human Resources (not previously broadcast on NWN), reflections by KD, and a song by David Rovics.

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Jazz Classics II; 7/14/19; set 1

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Jazz Classics II; 7/14/19; set 2

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Extreme Heat #2: How It Kills

Deadly heat in India, unheard-of heat in France and Alaska. The Arctic is thawing out. Other places, from the U.S. Southwest to the Middle East, were merely unbearably hot. People have died and many more will be killed by heat in the future. But how does heat kill, and who? I have three experts to explain what we all need to know, in the second of my series on "Extreme Heat".

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The Stuph File Program - Episode #0517

An eclectic collection of interviews and odd news designed to entertain

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Lake Air 1921

An hour of smooth instrumentals and vocals.

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Martian Gardens Episode 982 Hour 2

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Martian Gardens Episode 982 Hour 3

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Martian Gardens Episode 982 Hour 1

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Saudi Arabia - Armaments & Conflict in Yemen & the Middle East

Saudi Arabia and Jared Kushner: Armaments and Conflict in the Middle East with Mohamad Bazzi, journalism professor at New York University, a former Middle East bureau chief at Newsday and a former Council on Foreign Relations fellow. He is currently writing a book on the proxy wars between Saudi Arabia and Iran. Mohamad Bazzi, recently wrote for The Nation that Trumps public statements on Saudi killing in Yemen reflect "a narrative that has been gaining traction for years among U.S. officials and in sectors of the Western media: that the Saudis and their allies in the Yemen war, especially the United Arab Emirates, are killing civilians and destroying infrastructure by mistake. But this is not true. The Saudi coalition has targeted civilians and the countrys infrastructure by design since it intervened in Yemens civil war in March 2015. Its not that the Saudis and their allies dont know how to use American-made weapons or need help in choosing targets -- theyre using them as intended. And American officials have known this for years." Bazzi has written extensively on the war in Yemen and the Trump administration circumventing Congress on arms to Saudi Arabia while civilians are being targeted -and recently said: "the Trump administration stated it plans to circumvent Congress to sell billions in new weapons to Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates. U.S. officials have known for years that the Saudi/UAE coalition deliberately targets civilians in Yemen with U.S. weapons."

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Upstate Radio Theatre 1921

An hour of old time radio.

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ACLU staffer Jamil Dakwar explores international law as it relates to the US/Israel occupation of Palestine

Today we repeat for you a program recorded at Harvard Law School exclusively for This Week In Palestine. It is an exploration of international law as it relates to the US/Israel occupation of Palestine. Of course international law applies to all signatory countries, although the US and Israel, when they decide that the law should not apply to them, have no problem flouting it, about which you will soon hear. The speaker is Jamil Dakwar of the ACLU, introduced at a student sponsored event at the Harvard Law School. (Replay from 1-6-2019.)

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Newsrooms closed, reporters sacked as Ofcom let Global & Bauer use local radio licences for national stations

https://politicsthisweek.wordpress.com/2019/07/11/bcfms-weekly-politics-show-presented-by-tony-gosling-156/

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Is 5G safe or necessary? Vodafone & Bristol 5G advocates silent a week after rollout

https://politicsthisweek.wordpress.com/2019/07/11/bcfms-weekly-politics-show-presented-by-tony-gosling-156/

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Something Beautiful 1911

An hour of easy listening instrumentals.

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Celt In A Twist July 14 2019

Add this set of contemporary Celtic to your road tunes this summer! East coast standbys from Beolach and Slainte Mhath + fresh Dervish & Yoko Pwno!

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worldbeatcanada radio july 13 2019

Exploring Afro-futures from the DRC w/ Kokoko! Sahel w/ Mdou Moctar and Mali w/ Amadou et Mariam + new Black Seeds & Opium Moon does The Stones.

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