interviews author Susan George

Susan is one of Transnational Institutes (TNI) most renowned fellows for her long-term and ground-breaking analysis of global issues. Author of fourteen widely translated books, she describes her work in a cogent way that has come to define TNI: "The job of the responsible social scientist is first to uncover these forces [of wealth, power and control], to write about them clearly, without jargon... and finally..to take an advocacy position in favor of the disadvantaged, the underdogs, the victims of injustice.

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Upbeat Music Hour Show 92

Golden Oldies (70s, 80s, 90s)

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Upbeat Music Hour Show 91

Golden Oldies (70s, 80s, 90s)

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The Stuph File Program - Episode #0452

An eclectic collection of interviews and odd news designed to entertain

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Southern Gospel Today

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The Appalachian Sunday Morning - S2

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The Appalachian Sunday Morning - S1

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Trumpocalypse Now: Impeachment Soon

Here is a Donnie Darko-themed show with Trump's nuke finger getting itchy, Trevor Noah scorches Trump's twitter war threats, Colbert get proctological, The Megalasaurus rides on, Facebook workers are so burdened, Michael Cohen goes down, and we begin the final count down, all the way to impeachment!

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2018 Stolenweath Games - Gwenda Stanley Aboriginal Activist

The Stolenwealth (Commonwealth) Games occurs every four years, and travels around the globe revisiting (invading) a country where the indigenous people have suffered at the hands of the British empire. This year the games were held in Australia on the Gold Coast in (not the) Queensland. A camp was set up near the main venue for first nations Australians and allies to tell the world of the injustices (past and present) suffered by aboriginal Australians by the continued occupation of their land. This interview was conducted with Gwenda Stanley who was part of the national working group organising the indigenous response to the Games. https://subversion1312.tk/2018/04/15/2018-stolenwealth-games-gwenda-stanley-indigenous-activist/

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Upstate Radio Theatre 1414

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Classics and Beyond 1414

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Sounds From the Global Village 1414

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Lake Air 1414

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Teachers Take the Lessons of the Classrooms to the Streets from West Virginia to Oklahoma, Kentucky and Arizona

Teachers Take the Lessons of the Classrooms to the Streets from West Virginia to Oklahoma, Kentucky and Arizona with . Nema Brewer, a school employee and organizer, Fayette County, Ky. . Teresa Danks, Grimes Elementary School teacher, Tulsa, Okla. . Derek Harris, Tucson Unified District, middle school music teacher The victorious wildcat strike in W. Virginia ushered in a new wave of teacher and state worker activism and strikes organized by the rank and file with their unions racing to catch up. Teachers without bargaining rights in Oklahoma, Kentucky and Arizona and where striking is illegal & their unions weak summoned their courage and walked off the job. The workers in Kentucky entered the fray en masse with a sick-out after a surprise attack by the state government on their pension rights. The strikes and mass protests have been led by the workers themselves forming new organizations often based on face book sites which host full-throttle conversations of what to do next such as Arizonas face book group that organized the #RedForEd campaign and Kentuckys KY120 United. They are fighting years of budget cuts which translate into low wages and benefits and as importantly for these workers reduced school budgets meaning overcrowded classrooms, lacking basic supplies, updated books and educational materials. They are fighting for themselves and their students and have rejected deals to separate the issues. Workers have been under brutal attack & unionization has been in decline for over 40 years. The employer offensive against unions has included all-out war against militant action and especially strikes. Yet it has only been in the periods of struggle and strikes for the private sector in the 1930s and late 40s and the public sector in the 1960s that unions have grown and workers prospered. Now the West Virginia workers have sparked workers across the land to embrace their rekindled militancy.

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Israeli and Palestinian Women and the Peace Process

Women make good negotiators because although they are not genetically predisposed to it, their role in society has been that of conflict resolver.

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Jazz Progressions 1414

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The Jazz Scene 1414

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Two brutally unjust "justice" systems: Carl Williams and Ziad Samorouch compare US and Israeli incarceration patterns

On March 28th, The Cambridge Bethlehem People to People Project held the first of what they hope will be a series of informal coffee house presentations offering films, talks, and discussions concerning the Palestine struggle against Israeli colonialism and apartheid. This first offering took place in conjunction with three Harvard student organizations and was held in Harvard Yard. It featured Palestinian Refugee, Journalist, and filmmaker Ziad Samarouch, who also serves on the staff of the Middle East Children’s Alliance (MECA), and staff attorney of the ACLU and member of the National Layers Guild Carl Williams, who joined each other in drawing parallels between incarceration patterns in Palestine and the United States. This Week In Palestine was there to record the presentations for broadcast today. As is often the case, some of the presentation included a power point presentation, but the narrative informs us of what is going on and therefore the broadcast is relevant for a radio broadcast even if we cannot see the images, and even though it requires some creative editing. We begin with Attorney Carl Williams speaking about the US’s so called Criminal Justice System, and will flow immediately to Ziad Samarouch's description and analysis of the Israeli tide of incarcerations of children and young people on the streets of Palestine today.

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Michael Ruppert talks Peak Oil and Collapse Part Two

This interview was conducted in February 2010 for the CKUW program Hear There Be Dragons. It features author, journalist and activist Michael Ruppert and discusses the inability of the US to confront peak oil and what it means for the country and the world.

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Michael Ruppert talks Peak Oil and Collapse Part One

This interview was conducted in February 2010 for the CKUW program Hear There Be Dragons. It features author, journalist and activist Michael Ruppert and discusses the inability of the US to confront peak oil and what it means for the country and the world.

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A Salute to Michael C Ruppert: Connecting the Dots Like No One Else

On this week's Global Research News Hour, we mark the fourth anniversary of the passing of noted LAPD whistleblower, investigative journalist, and peak oil activist Michael Ruppert. Over the course of the show, we will feature perspectives from close friends and associates, including Carolyn Baker, Jamey Hecht, Barry Silverthorn, Jenna Orkin, Mark Robinowitz, and Mimi German. We will also feature excerpts of previous CKUW interviews with Michael Ruppert!

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David Miller, Bath University: Skripal, Syria & the long tradition of British government misinformation

https://politicsthisweek.wordpress.com/2018/04/12/bcfms-weekly-politics-show-presented-by-tony-gosling-101/

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Corbyn bags BANNED from Bristol City council public meetings

https://politicsthisweek.wordpress.com/2018/04/12/bcfms-weekly-politics-show-presented-by-tony-gosling-101/

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Celt In A Twist April 15 2018

Keep your eyes on the skies! Shoot The Moon fr. 10 Strings & A Goatskin,Oysterband's Bright Morning Star & Jansberg's Kometens Hale

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worldbeatcanada radio april 14 2018

Breaking boundaries in Middle Eastern and South Asian music w/ Acid Arab and PunjabTronix + Y La Bamba interview and debut.

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CPR News, April 13, 2018

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Weekday World, April 13, 2018

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UpFront Soul #2018.16 April 16-25, 2018 hr 2

We'll hear a new cut from Bosq with Nicole Willis, catch a rerelease of a killer track by Gabonese singer Jean Ondeno, and sample some sweet soul from the Simms Twins.

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UpFront Soul #2018.16 April 16-25, 2018 hr 1

We'll hear a new cut from Bosq with Nicole Willis, catch a rerelease of a killer track by Gabonese singer Jean Ondeno, and sample some sweet soul from the Simms Twins.

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Checkmate

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