Trust - Elvis Costello

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The Michael Slate Show: Hitler, Trump and the Rise of Fascism and the Slow Murder of a Powerful Film

The roots fascism in Hitler's Germany and the modern day expression in the fascism of Donald Trump. The genteel suppression of a film taking on racism and modern day xenophobia and the need for people to stand up and fight. And this is a powerful film fighting for exposure.

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Dr. Dana Chidekel: Who's in Charge? Your Young Child, or You? (Archive)

Are you or do you know someone who is tired of endlessly negotiating with a 5-year-old? How about taking a 3-year-old to a restaurant? Children are too often seen and treated as small adults, dressed as adults, and sometimes have their lives planned out for them to be as busy as adults. Treating children as people older than they are overlooks their cognitive abilities, leading to unsatisfying and sometimes traumatic relationships between the child and the parents. Dr. Dana Chidekel, child psychologist and author of Parents in Charge: Setting Healthy, Loving Boundaries for You and Your Child, argues that the developing brain of toddlers does not give them the capacity to respond to being placed on equal ground with their parents. She encourages parents to assume their rightful role of authority.

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Frank Chapman - "Slavery, Capitalism and Revolution"

Frank Chapman spoke at an event organized by Freedom Road Socialist Organization about his forth coming book "A Marxist-Leninist Perspective on the Struggle for Socialism and Black Liberation.” Chapman speaks about the history of slave resistance, how the wealth generated from their exploitation financed the industrialization of the United States, the long history of Black movement building for their liberation and human rights and how solidarity against Capitalist exploitation united workers across racial lines and yielded important lessons to be used as a model for times now. He dispels a myth about the origin of Black Nationalism. Chapman is introduced by Aislinn Pulley

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Race to Equity: A Progress Report

 The Race to Equity report was commissioned in 2012 by the Wisconsin Council for Children and Families to explore, measure, and analyze the extent and pattern of racial disparities between African Americans and whites living in Dane County. The goal is to create a basis to advance collective action toward solutions. 

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Michael Parenti: Fascism, The False Revolution, ONE of TWO

A talk given by the political analyst and author Michael Parenti in 1995 sounds almost as if it was given in 2017 in the context of European and US elections. In his 50 plus years of lecturing at major universities Parenti returned to the important connection between capitalism and fascism many times. Actually over 32,000 times if you believe the search engines. Fascism, as Mussolini said "..should be more properly called corporatism, since it is the merger of state and corporate power." And history, as told by Michael Parenti, shows that in all fascist societies, be it Italy, Germany, Japan, Spain, and into the present, corporate power increased. And that gain in power such as tax cuts, deregulation, subsidies for extraction of oil and minerals involves a loss of power, rights, environmental and workplace protection and wages for those who work for a living. Parenti, who grew up in an Italian-American working-class family in NY City and earned his PhD. in political science from Yale, was familiar with Benito Mussolini from childhood on. Some members of his working class family admired Mussolini, others were ready to fight Fascism in WWII. Parenti was not even a teen when the war was begun. 5 1/2 decades later he begins this lecture about the false revolution of Fascism with a brief history of the beginnings of the origins of Fascism in Italy and Germany. Michael Parenti received his PhD in political science from Yale. He is the author of 23 books and many more articles. His works have been translated into at least eighteen languages. This talk was given to a standing room only audience of 1,200 in Berkeley, CA, on September 23, 1995. Come back for Part TWO of Fascism, The False Revolution,when TUC Radio returns.

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Larry Nielsen: Environmental Trailblazers

There’s no denying that the current moment is grim, for the environment, civil rights, and plain old human decency. But I once heard a wise man say that cynicism is the real enemy of progress. So now more than ever we must find ways to keep ourselves from falling into a cynical frame of mind. One way to do that is to reflect on the accomplishments of the brave people who have come before us to fight for justice and topple seemingly unstoppable Goliaths. This week on Sea Change Radio our guest is Larry Nielsen, a Professor of Natural Resources at North Carolina State and the author of a new book called Nature’s Allies. The book profiles some of the heroes that shaped the modern environmental movement, from famous figures like John Muir and Rachel Carson to lesser known activists like Ding Darling and Billy Frank, Jr. Then we dip into the Sea Change Radio archives to hear from an MIT grad turned knife-maker extraordinaire.

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Aislinn Pulley - Black Lives Matter - Chicago

Aislinn spoke at a program organized by Freedom Road Socialist Party to introduce the forth coming book by Frank Chapman, "A Marxist-Leninist Perspective on the Struggle for Socialism and Black Liberation.” Chapman is field organizer for the Chicago Alliance Against Racist and Political Repression. She began by recapping police shootings of Blacks in Chicago in the previous 4 days and the impunity granted for past CPD killings.

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If Music Could Talk - Feb 12 2017

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CPR News, February 14, 2017

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Fifty Shades Of Haberdasher

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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#743 - Abandoning Wage Slavery

We return to look more closely at a topic which has long been of central importance to the show - the corrupting influence of the modern money system. Specifically, what are the problems of telling people not that if they wish to eat, they must work, but that they must have a paid job. For inspiration we relisten to Ivan Illich from episode #523 in which he predicts an end to social power. In the first hour, Robin expands on what this might mean in the arena of money, using his insights from his 18 years in Bangladesh. In the second year, we hear an adaptation of a film about the global movement towards a universal income, followed up a longer section of the original Illich quote.

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Episode 77 - Where is my Chicken?

Joe and Anthony are both kinda under the weather, but hey, no matter what it's the content that counts! We talk with a caller as well and figure out a better way to secure our Android Phones! Tune in live every monday night live at 8pm eastern for the Joe and Anthony Show. Call in to 813-327-8566

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Gay Iraqi Refugees in Love + global LGBT news!

"Out of Iraq" heroes define "what is love"; a "Rainbow Minute" recalls the gay subtext in Alfred Hitchcock’s "Rope"; Chile’s President tests marriage equality waters, a gay Bermuda man sues to wed his Canadian fiancé, a Japanese trans man challenges forced sterilization, more Trump Cabinet picks threaten LGBT rights, a high-profile trans Cub Scout changes packs, and more global LGBT news!

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February 9, 2017

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Cynthia's Midnight Oil Show for February 13|14

In this tribute to former LAPD cop-turned-investigative-journalist Mike Ruppert, Cynthia discusses the WikiLeaks series of #Vault7 tweets that have set the internet on fire with expectation of what WikiLeaks has in store for its next release.

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CPR News, February 13, 2017

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The Happy Station Show February 12 2017

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Interview with Danny Haiphong, February 12, 2017

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A Swinging Valentine; 2/12/17; set 1

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A Swinging Valentine; 2/12/17; set 2

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AMBIANCE CONGO: January 22, 2017

Congolese popular music.

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The Stuph File Program - Episode #0391

An eclectic collection of interviews and odd news designed to entertain

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Martian Gardens

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Martian Gardens

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From the Margins - February 12, 2017

The climate of sexual assault - regarding the UNB sexual assault climate survey and the general social conditions of sexual assault and the law that addresses this issue. Interviews with: St. Thomas University Criminology and Criminal justice professor, feminist scholar - Karla O'Regan Fredericton Sexual Assault Centre program and volunteer coordinator - Jennifer Gorham University of New Brunswick Sexual Assault Support Advocate - Maggie Forsythe

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Martian Gardens

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Martian Gardens

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Martian Gardens

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