America Was Never Great: Slavery, Neo-Slavery and the Continuing Savage Oppression of Black People in the "Free-est Country in the World"!

Douglas Blackmon, author, Slavery by Another Name, reveals a stunning portrait of post Civil War neo-slavery where Black Americans were re-enslaved throughout the South on farms and in factories up until World War 2; Bob Avakian, chairman of the Revolutionary Communist Party, digs into just how endemic the oppression of Black people is to American capitalism and democracy and sharply poses the question: What kind of society, what kind of system, is this?

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Mark Schapiro: Reaping What You Sow

There's no time better than after a holiday of feasting to remember where we get our food. Ultimately, most of our complex recipes begin with the simple seed. This week on Sea Change Radio, we speak to author and environmental journalist Mark Schapiro to discuss the current state of agribusiness and his book Seeds of Resistance. We take a look back at his last book, Carbon Shock, to see how it has weathered the past five years of increased climate change-related events, discuss the unlikely feud over corn nuts and examine some of the valuable work of leading seed advocates around the globe.

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CPR News, November 27, 2018

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Paul Stamets: Mushrooms, Bees, and Saving the World, 2018

As forests burn across the US and misguided attempts to prevent fires by clear-cutting or raking the forest floor are being proposed, TUC Radio remembers the mycologist and author Paul Stamets. He is calling attention to the fact that old growth forests contain organisms that can heal us, feed us, or kill us. More than any other scientist practicing today, Paul Stamets has dedicated himself to the life of fungi and that of their underground support system, the mycelium. Stamets says that the mycelia are soil magicians. They give rise not just to mushrooms but form an integral part of the forest ecosystem. The mycelia are disassemblers, creating the debris fields that then feed their fungal descendants. They also show purpose in choosing microbial allies, and Stamets believes they are part of the earth’s natural internet that is in constant bio-molecular communication, governing the ecosystem. Paul Stamets has studied mushrooms for over 40 years. He discovered new species of fungi, saved ancient ones from extinction, and pioneered countless techniques of mushroom cultivation. Along the way he found many ways how fungi can be healers of people and the environment. His premise is that that mushroom mycelium connects the immune systems between humans and environment - and that premise has been proven many times in his collaborations with scientific institutions and labs. Paul Stamets is a frequent guest at the Bioneer conferences and at TED talks. But the so-called conventional scientists appreciate his work as well. That includes medical research into cancer as well as the University of Illinois-Chicago's Institute for Tuberculosis Research and the Department of Health and Human Services' biodefense program.

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Prison Radio Nov 23, 2018

Dr. Karen Gedney is an author, motivational speaker, internal medicine specialist, sits on medical boards, is active in her community in early crime prevention and in prison reform. She is here today to discuss her debut book "30 Years Behind Bars: Trials of a Prison Doctor." As a woman working in an all-male Nevada State prison, she brings an unique and compelling story to something that few in the public know or understand. A great interview. A great book. An amazing woman. Enjoy.

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4 X 30

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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UpFront Soul #2018.48 November 26-December 2 hr 2

We'll hear a funky take on Beethoven by Joe Thomas, dig into some Clabber Biscuits with George Benson, and we'll hear both a Curtis Mayfield cover by The Dynamics and a Curtis original.

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PCJ Radio International November 19 to 25 2018

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Weekday World, November 27, 2018

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Weekday World, November 26, 2018

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The Fine Art of Hypernormalisation: Can Conscious People Survive What's Coming?

4thWorldRadyo host @TheAngryindian looks at the White Racialist psycho-social structure of everyday reality under the Trump administration and asks bluntly why African and Indigenous Peoples within North America are not organising intelligently and politically (en masse) against the normalisation of White Nationalism and White Racist domestic terrorism. EXTRAS: The usual collection of pro-progressive, anti-violence political PSAs; forgotten archived news reports; soothing Sounds of Resistance; an archived speech by the late Bro. Geronimo Pratt and a special address by the late Sis. Sandra Bland. All this and much more on, 4WR. The official Internet radio broadcast of the Aboriginal Press News Service

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Toppers: The Wrong Duration

Toppers plays the hits of today as well as yesterday.

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THIS WAY OUT PROMO for WEEK OF 3 DECEMBER 2018 SHOW!

SYDNEY CORRESPONDENT BARRY McKAY CHATS WITH AUTHOR AND LIBERATION THEOLOGIAN ANTHONY VENN-BROWN ABOUT A NEW BOOK HE’S PUTTING TOGETHER CALLED “THE QUEST TO CURE QUEERS” ... [:11 TEASE] THE CASE AGAINST SO-CALLED “CHANGE THERAPY”, AND HOW YOU CAN HELP THE CAUSE — NEXT TIME ON THIS WAY OUT!

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A Queer November Remembered!

This week we observe the 40th anniversary of the 1978 “Queer November to Remember” – the first victory by US equality forces over an anti-LGBTQ ballot measure after a wave of defeats … followed less than three weeks later by the shocking assassination of one of the country’s first openly gay elected officials. Those events did not happen in a vacuum: during the first few years after the 1969 Stonewall Rebellion in New York City, hundreds of “Gay Liberation” groups formed across the US ... And by 1976, some had successfully promoted local anti-discrimination ordinances with little resistance. But then along came a former beauty queen and pop singer whose main gig at the time was pushing Florida Orange Juice ... as This Way Out’s Greg Gordon recalls...

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Episode 156 - Remote Controlled Ketchup Porn

Hey there! Anthony tells us about his Florida medical cannabis experience. Joe recreates all the snowmaggedon drama in the midwest and we find out what happens when you live in Florida! Tune in Live every Monday night at 8pm NY Time at http://www.chiampa.info

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The Jazz Scene 1813

Segment One Almost Like Being in Love by The Hank Jones Quartet CD: The Hank Jones Quartet-Quintet (Savoy) Tenderly by Steve Watson CD: Reflections (self-released) Someday Sunday by Gary Motley CD: Departure (self-released) Segment Two Floating by Mike Freeman CD: Wiggle Stomp (VOF) Time After Time by Vince Jones CD: One Day Spent (Intuition) Hearing Things by Garrison Fewell CD: Red Door Number 11 (Splasc(h)) Segment Three April Mist by Tom Harrell CD: Visions (Contemporary) (I'm Afraid) the Masquerade is Over by Kenny Burrell CD: Stormy Monday Blues (Fantasy) Let Me See by The Red Garland Trio CD Box Set: Complete at the Prelude (Prestige/OJC)

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The Works

The Mind's Ear Program #39: "The Works" "The Works" is the second of two programs Chald produced in celebration of The Mind's Ear's first year on the air at Free Radio Santa Cruz. What better way to celebrate this momentous occasion than by broadcasting every single episode from The Mind's Ear's first year simultaneously? That is precisely what "The Works" is. Your ears will never be the same after beholding such euphonious cacophony.

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Meconium

The Mind's Ear Program #38: "Meconium" In celebration of The Mind's Ear's first anniversary on the airwaves at Free Radio Santa Cruz, Chald premiered two new programs that reflected in different ways upon the events that transpired during the show's first year. The first of these programs was "Meconium", a "best of/highlight clips"episode composed of memorable moments from The Mind's Ear's first year on the air.

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Regret This Very Day, Vol. V

The Mind's Ear Program #37: "Regret This Very Day, Volume V" On November 18th, 1978 (40 years ago today), 918 people perished in what has come to be known as "The Jonestown Massacre". "Regret This Very Day: Volume V" documents the tragic end of The Peoples Temple. When events are recorded, they are preserved for posterity much like fossils in a museum. In listening to recordings from the past, we can relive the events they captured in a spectral way--as a set of invisible ghost ears that can observe the events as they unfolded, but not alter them in any way. In Guyana, Jim Jones had a hand-painted sign hung above his rostrum which read: "Those who do not remember the past are condemned to repeat it". This program was produced in remembrance of the past.

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The Motherland Influence: November 25, 2018

African, Latin & Caribbean music

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Ambiance Congo: November 25, 2018

Congolese popular music.

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If Music Could Talk - Nov 25 2018

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Thankful Jazz; 11/25/18; set 1

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Thankful Jazz; 11/25/18; set 2

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Weekday World, November 26, 2018

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The Stuph File Program - Episode #0484

An eclectic collection of interviews and odd news designed to entertain

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Climate Trouble Keeps On Coming

A break-through map of the future, with Dr. Jonathan Patz. In our second interview with Dr. Kimberley Miner, discover how a warming world is causing long-lived toxic chemicals to re-emerge back into our lives. But first, a quick heads-up about this year's 24 Hours of Reality world broadcast led by Al Gore. Ken Berlin is our guest.

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The Appalachian Sunday Morning - S2

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#560 -- M. Parenti vs God & His Demons, Part 1 (R)

Political scientist Michael Parenti discusses his book, God and His Demons (2010)--a survey of the woes caused in the name of, and by, Organized Religion. In Part 1, Parenti talks about child rape by the clergy and the coverup thereof. About the oppressive Buddhist theocracy in pre-Communist Tibet. About Biblical sins we ignore (e.g., "usury") while inventing others (gay marriage). And he rebuts creationism, Intelligent Design, ... and some of the conclusions of Darwin.

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The Appalachian Sunday Morning - S1

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