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Rainbow artists seek Grammy glory; the annual Women’s March traverses “intersectionalities”; Lithuania’s top court finds residence rights for queer foreign marrieds, but an El Salvador court deals a marriage equality setback, a renewed Chechen purge nets 40 and kills 2, U.S. Christian haters oppose an inclusive anti-lynching bill, Pences pout over grade school bias, and more LGBTQ news from around the world!

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Walkuman Style #221

(1.) History - Kriswontwo ft. Prince Po and Phylisha Mitchell (2.) The World - Gin ft. Komo Sarcani (3.) Jumping Bandwagons (Wildelux remix) - Wildelux & Roccwell (4.) Got Yo Delight - Moka Only (5.) Bakery - Calvin Valentine ft. Chuck Inglish (6.) Come with the Weak Ish - StaHHr and Crazy DJ Bazarro (7.) Have Manners - Theo 3 ft. Rel McCoy (8.) Guns and Clips (Vic Grimes remix) - Scum da Villain and Awaxx (9.) Take It Slow - Ghostnaut ft. Raw Collective ft. Jinz Moss and Chris CK (10.) They Shootin' - Clear Soul Forces (11.) Larger Than Life - Jace The Truth (12.) Then Maybe You'll Understand - Funky DL (13.) One Time - Alphabyte (14.) Critical Condition - People Under The Stairs (15.) Where We Are About To Take It - Busta Rhymes (16.) Representin' Lovely - Solomon Childs & Tone Spliff ft. Inspectah Deck and Realio Sparkzwell (17.) Hold That Thought - Live Percenters ft. Kon Sci (18.) Assumptions - Blame One ft. Veks and Flashius Clayton (19.) I'm Chillin' - Unknown Mizery (20.) Grab The Mic - Last Jazz Club (21.) Doin' Alright - Pro-V (22.) Clouds - Tympanik

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Something Beautiful 1902

Segment One Like Someone in Love by John Gregory Tape: Beautiful Music #5 I Started a Joke by Francis Goya CD: The Romantic Guitar of Francis Goya Yes I'm Ready by Frank Barber Tape: Beautiful Music Vol. 3 Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered by Norm Geller Tape: EZ Favorites #12 Little Bird, Little Bird by Norrie Paramor CD: Spotlight on Norrie Paramor You're My Everything by The SRP Orchestra CD: SRP Collection Vol. 9 On a Clear Day by Mantovani CD: The Mantovani Touch Theme From "Borsalino" by Frank Pourcel CD: Spotlight on Frank Pourcel Vol. 2 Triste by Antonio Carlos Jobim LP: Wave La Strada by Frank DeVol LP: Italian Romance - American Style Segment Two Moonlight Serenade by Norman Candler CD: Try a Little Tenderness Paradise by Lawrence Welk LP: Memories Dream of Tomorrow by The Symphonia Orchestra CD: Picking Strings Bless Your Heart by Frank Chacksfield CD: West of Sunset Seasons in the Sun by George Greeley LP: The Just Beautiful Music Collection She's Out of My Life by Ronnie Aldrich Single: She's Out of My Life Margaritaville by Bob Blom CD: Spotlight on Bob Blom #6 Tennessee Waltz by The Melachrino Strings CD: Our Man in London Falling in Love Again by Malcolm Lockyer CD: Magical Melodies Will Live Forever

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Pollster Khalil Shikaki on Measuring public opinion in both Palestine and Israel as it relates to the peace process

Today we hear a presentation by social scientist and pollster Khalil Shikaki. He is professor of Political Science and director of the Palestinian Center for Policy and Survey Research in Ramallah, Palestine. Since 2005 he has also been a senior fellow at the Crown Center for Middle East Studies at Brandeis University. This Week In Palestine recorded this presentation at Harvard University. For over 25 years he has been measuring public opinion in both Palestine and Israel, especially as it relates to the peace process, with a focus lately on opinion concerning the so-called two-state solution. This is a power point presentation which puts us, as radio audience, at a bit of disadvantage. But his research findings are clearly articulated, making our audio recording relevant for broadcast. Though nominally Palestinian, Shikaki does not advocate justice for Palestinians. He observes that the "two sides" currently disagree, as demonstrated by his group's opinion polls, not mentioning the oppressor-oppressed relationship. Then he presents the hypothesis that this disagreement can be "solved" by positing the now-impossible "two-state solution" and adding sufficient additional provisions to gradually change enough opinions and thus achieve majority support from "both sides." He also assumes that each "side" would honor the agreement fully and equally! Early on, he dismissed the views of the allegedly measured minority who want one democratic state. Despite all of his distinguished titles, a question arises about Shikaki's bona fides. At least one of us here at Truth and Justice Radio views him as a charlatan and turncoat, which is not unusual in the Harvard environment.

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colors of jazz; 1/20/19; set 1

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colors of jazz; 1/20/19; set 2

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Weekday World, January 21, 2019

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CPR News, January 18, 2019

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

Today we have 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.

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Commentary January 14th, 2019

Phil Taylor and Phil Conlon discuss various subjects, including the China 'trade dispute' and the 'rule of law,' and Canada's retrograde approach to Latin American governments.

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#568 -- The People vs "The Masters of Mankind" (R)

Classic Chomsky on the state of America today, recorded in 2011. In three short, impromptu talks, NOAM CHOMSKY brilliantly discusses * the 1%'s attack on public education--and why they are doing it * financial crimes that get people arrested--and the more serious ones that don't * whether the people can change the system The surprising answer to the third question is, Yes--they've done it before.

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Kagame's Sponsors Avert Their Eyes While Repression Continues in Rwanda

The world has heard that Victoire Ingabire has been released after 8 years in Kagame's prisons. But the world is not being reminded that leading members of her party are still in prison without trial - and that one of them has disappeared with no explanation from authorities. Meanwhile, Victoire herself is being falsely accused by a monolithic media of association with terrorists. Justin Bahunga speaks to both matters.

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Phantasms of Freedom, Part 4a

In Phantasms of Freedom, Part 4a, Eric the Blacksmith continues his discussion of the Anti-Federalists. Lawrence Dennis’ book “Behind The Dictators” is mentioned, as is “Poetic Perplexities.” In this segment, some tangents are tackled. More from “Hologram of Liberty.” A new day, a new scandal. John Murran’s 1988 work discussing the Colonies. George Washington’s quest for power, especially in Congress. Patriots and “Tea Partiers”.. “History of The Supreme Court” by Gustavus Myers. Justice Scalia and DNA acquisition. Washington’s letter to John Jay. The Judicial Juggernaut continues unabated. John Marshall and contracts. More on Charles Beard’s book “An Economic Interpretation of the Constitution of The United States.” (Teflon Ron) Reagan and his off-the-cuff speeches...and Apple Pie and Mom. Rome and diplomatic ties. The Curse of Tecumseh. Joan Mellon’s book “A Farewell to Justice.” The 1787 Convention and Ben Franklin. Eric John Phelps. “Politician” does not equate to “Christian.” The observations of Lawrence Dennis. Of Sarah Palin and admission fees. Connecticut politics: need more be said? Illegal immigrants and drivers licenses. “The Camp of The Saints.” Unemployment and home buying - seller’s market, buyer’s market? Trotsky’s observations. Russians: They never met a word they didn’t like. On the Draft and wordsmithing. “Voluntoldism.” The CW and props… A brief discussion of Orwell’s “1984” on the Silver Screen... (Continued in Part 4b)

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Global Heat Alert

While Washington spins, here is the real alert. We may be in a rapid shift of warming on Earth. Interviews with top ice scientist Eric Rignot on Antarctic ice rush; Yangyang Xu - fast heat from air cleanup; and Julio Herrera Estrada on super drought science.

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Your Life is Their Toy - Part 19

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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The Appalachian Sunday Morning - S2

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The Appalachian Sunday Morning - S1

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The Jazz Scene 1902

Segment One Silver Hollow by Chuck Deardorf CD: Perception (Origin) Seven Come Eleven by Herbie Mann and Sam Most CD: The Herbie Man-Sam Most Quintet (Bethlehem) Three for Lorenzo by Marco Spedalieri CD: Friendship (BananaJoe) Segment Two Nardis by LeeAnn Ledgerwood CD: Now and Zen (Steeplechase) I Don't Stand a Ghost of a Chance With You by Ella Fitzgerald and Joe Pass CD: Easy Living (Pablo/OJC) Mr. Bow Tie by Houston Person and Ron Carter CD: Dialogues (HighNote) Segment Three Saturdays by Stacy Dillard CD: Elite State of Mind (MIH) Angels Just Are by Bruce Forman CD: Forman on the Job (Kamei)

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The Stuph File Program - Episode #0492

An eclectic collection of interviews and odd news designed to entertain

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US-Canada Autoworkers' United Action to Keep Plants Open

The GM decision to close plants in the US and Canada ignited rank-and-file campaigns, uniting workers in both countries against the profiteers. The Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), and the Auto Worker Caravan organized events at GM's showcase feature in Detroit. Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib (DSA member) was a featured speaker.

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Martian Gardens Episode 962 Hour 3

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Martian Gardens Episode 962 Hour 2

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Martian Gardens Episode 962 Hour 1

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The UK lie factory: Integrity Initiative, Skripal PsyOp, Russiagate and Orbis Business Intelligence

Christopher Steele, David Leask https://politicsthisweek.wordpress.com/2019/01/17/bcfms-weekly-politics-show-presented-by-tony-gosling-131/

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Ishmael Reed's The Haunting of Lin-Manuel Miranda

Ishmael Reed's The Haunting of Lin-Manuel Miranda With Ishmael Reed, poet, essayist, playwright, whose satirical works challenge America political culture. His book Mumbo Jumbo has been described as one of the 500 most important books in the Western canon and Rome Neal " Artistic theater director of the Nuyorican Caf in NYC and And Gerald Horne, Prof. of History and African-American studies at the University of Houston and one of the most prolific radical historians writing today whose books include The Counter-Revolution of 1776: Slave Resistance and the Origins of the USA Ishmael Reed's The Haunting of Lin-Manuel Miranda, is a new play directed by Rome Neal..-J Jesse Bueno says "I read the play several times and I think that it is a solid response to anyone who may have glossed over some truths about not just Alexander Hamilton, but most of our founding fathers as well. The play on the whole is a great read. " and according toTom Angelo "It's a scathing rebuke to the mystifying deification of Alexander Hamilton in Lin Manuel-Miranda's musical" Some students in Puerto Rico protested "Hamilton."Lin-Manuel, our lives are not your theater, read one of their handmade signs.The only artists and people that benefit from Hamilton are the elite, white North American settlers, the rich bourgeoise and those who actively participate and aspire to become oppressors, said Ruth Figueroa, a student of comparative literature and one of the protesters. As a Latin person, he should be more conscious of who Hamilton was " hes glorifying a person that represents oppression, she said. -New York Times, Dec 30, 2018

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the berkeley signal 28

Excerpts from /donald Drumpf /theatre, Twit Wit Radio, Rising Up with Sonali, Democracy Now, and Sputnik Radio. Music from Rodriguez, Chuck D, Gunstreet Radio, Greg Holden, The Beatles, Yellowman and DJ Shadow.

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Corbyn commits political suicide by demanding May takes key 'no deal' bargaining chip off table?

https://politicsthisweek.wordpress.com/2019/01/17/bcfms-weekly-politics-show-presented-by-tony-gosling-131/

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Celt In A Twist January 20 2019

Celtic stream of consciousness: Celtica Pipes Rock>Salsa Celtica>Rolling Road>Road to Hyndford>Folk Police>Vikings -dip a toe in our stream.

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worldbeatcanada radio january 19 2019

Free-Range Radio presents Freedom 'Libertad' the fresh single from Ozomatli, Kinnie Starr's latest, Bang Data and Brownout cover Public Enemy!

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Vive La Résistance: Brexit, Yellow Vests, and the Fate of the EU

On the occasion of the historic events sweeping the UK Parliament in the past week, this week's Global Research News Hour focuses on the fate of the EU in the face of a contentious debate in the UK Parliament, and the Gilets Jaunes (Yellow Vest) movement that has overtaken the imaginations of the French population seeking alternatives to the EU order as manifested by Emmanuel Macron. Our first guest, economist and geopolitical analyst Peter Koenig examines the fall-out from Theresa May's devastating defeat last Tuesday the 15th, and elaborates on the past present and future of the EU project, including the prospect of military integration. Our second guest, Paris-based Diana Johnstone provides background and analysis of the Gilets Jaunes, reasons for its success, and the efforts by State and media authorities to suppress it.

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