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Class War Battlefield Podcast Episode 2020.08.01 Intergenerational Conflict AOC Verbally Assaulted by Congressman, Generational Hatred on Display Time to face an uncomfortable truth, the older generation – really are not into the younger generation. For those not quite old enough to understand what this means, let me break it down into simple English; the older generation does not seem to like the younger generation. I came to this conclusion many years ago and found evidence overflowing in various books I read and documentaries I watched. Using this information as a backdrop, I explain why AOC’s encounter with the older, elder statemen revealed a generational hostility which was merely suggested previously. Now because some people don’t know how to not see statements as blanketed, let me say – NOT ALL BOOMERS FIT THIS MOLD – but I am starting to ponder if a majority who reside among the wealthiest class do fit the mold. Class War Battlefield Podcast Episode 2020.08.02 Intergenerational Conflict Scapegoat Generation Chronicles In the library, in a dusty area where very few like to visit because it requires you to think outside the ideological constructs created for this country by corporate marketeers who worked to create consumers out of citizens – see the documentary “Century of Self”. In that dusty area resides books that were written to explain why things where how they were and how one might see through the mist and fog towards understanding why people act as they do when in a crowd. In a bygone era many of these books would be labeled “crown psychology” books or “socio-economic” books or maybe even “political science” books; but today they just sit on the shelf marked “non-fiction” – for this reason they are forgettable. Digging into those books we find “Scapegoat generation” an interesting page turner which attempts to explain to the reader why the modern generation (from the 90s) is in bad shape and how their bad shape is often blamed on them. This episode is inspired by, though not based on the context in, that book.

Class War Battlefield Podcast Episode 2020.08.01 Intergenerational Conflict AOC Verbally Assaulted by Congressman, Generational Hatred on Display Time to face an uncomfortable truth, the older generation – really are not into the younger generation. For those not quite old enough to understand what this means, let me break it down into simple English; the older generation does not seem to like the younger generation. I came to this conclusion many years ago and found evidence overflowing in various books I read and documentaries I watched. Using this information as a backdrop, I explain why AOC’s encounter with the older, elder statemen revealed a generational hostility which was merely suggested previously. Now because some people don’t know how to not see statements as blanketed, let me say – NOT ALL BOOMERS FIT THIS MOLD – but I am starting to ponder if a majority who reside among the wealthiest class do fit the mold. Class War Battlefield Podcast Episode 2020.08.02 Intergenerational Conflict Scapegoat Generation Chronicles In the library, in a dusty area where very few like to visit because it requires you to think outside the ideological constructs created for this country by corporate marketeers who worked to create consumers out of citizens – see the documentary “Century of Self”. In that dusty area resides books that were written to explain why things where how they were and how one might see through the mist and fog towards understanding why people act as they do when in a crowd. In a bygone era many of these books would be labeled “crown psychology” books or “socio-economic” books or maybe even “political science” books; but today they just sit on the shelf marked “non-fiction” – for this reason they are forgettable. Digging into those books we find “Scapegoat generation” an interesting page turner which attempts to explain to the reader why the modern generation (from the 90s) is in bad shape and how their bad shape is often blamed on them. This episode is inspired by, though not based on the context in, that book.

I knew this yearlong decade wouldn’t pass without significant economic turmoil. Yes – yes, I call this year, 2020, a yearlong decade because I swear each month represents a full year. Before telling me I’m crazy, really think about what’s happened over the last six months and tell me if time doesn’t seem to have a multiplier engrained into it this year? That aside, yes there is a fiscal cliff coming and we, the wonderful consumers of America are getting hosed good. How could a Senate refuse to pass much needed relief to a population in desperate straights before leaving town? How could a House pass a bill in May providing all the relief necessary for the population, only to have it die due to ideological alignments? I know the modern appetite among Progressives is to beat up Democrats no matter what they do, a sentiment I truthfully don’t mind because they are a pretty horrible corporation – I mean Political Party LLC, but here the Democrats did their job and the Republicans didn’t. For this reason we are heading for a terrifying economic cliff that will impact our society for at least the next 10 years (God help us if each of those ten years are as long as this one). If you have any questions, comments or concerns please contact me at vphiamer.adis.ogaarwa@outlook.com

Should we tell young people what we've done to the climate? Too late: they are telling us. From the climate talks in Katowice Poland, the student rebel who started it all: Greta Thunberg, interviewed by Stuart Scott from scientistswarning.org. From Australia to Canada young people are walking out, protesting a system designed for extinction. Then Dr. Jem Bendell a well-known Sustainability Professor from Britain walks out on green fantasy to tell us: change your plans. Climate change will collapse this system within ten years. Don't miss this

Should we tell young people what we've done to the climate? Too late: they are telling us. From the climate talks in Katowice Poland, the student rebel who started it all: Greta Thunberg, interviewed by Stuart Scott from scientistswarning.org. From Australia to Canada young people are walking out, protesting a system designed for extinction. Then Dr. Jem Bendell a well-known Sustainability Professor from Britain walks out on green fantasy to tell us: change your plans. Climate change will collapse this system within ten years. Don't miss this

Should we tell young people what we've done to the climate? Too late: they are telling us. From the climate talks in Katowice Poland, the student rebel who started it all: Greta Thunberg, interviewed by Stuart Scott from scientistswarning.org. From Australia to Canada young people are walking out, protesting a system designed for extinction. Then Dr. Jem Bendell a well-known Sustainability Professor from Britain walks out on green fantasy to tell us: change your plans. Climate change will collapse this system within ten years. Don't miss this

Welcome to Indigenous in Music! This week we have in the house from Toronto, Ontario, we welcome back Veronica and Dave Johnny. Together they from the high energy Classic punk rock band “The Johnnys.” They have just release their 4th album “Leathers and Feathers.” Find out all about them and hear their music on their homepage www.thejohnnys.com. Music from The Johnnys, Jessica Hernandez, Mike Paul, The Spiritual Warriors, Crystal Shawanda, Shawn Michael Perry, nehiyawak, The Eagle and the Raven, Midnight Shine, El Loco, The Bloodshots, Angel Baribeau, Gina Loring, Twin Flames, Samantha Crain, Buggin Malone, Violent Ground, Def-i, Litefoot, QVLN, Eagle & Hawk, Sandra Sutter, Gabby Taylor, Chris Ferree, The Jerry Cans and much much more. Visit us on our music page at www.IndigenousinMusic.com and our homepage at www.indigenousinMusicandArts.org. We have underwriting and opportunities available. We are a non-profit, section 501(c) (3).

My dad Herman Frederick Moe was a radio repairman and electrical engineer, a country & western "cowboy singer", and rustic guitar player. He performed in the late 1930’s on live radio before he enlisted in World War II as a radio-telephone technician. This show is my homage to him. My father was a radio engineer and electrician; yet he loved the other side of radio as well – the listening side – it kept him company during many lonesome nights in the 30’s, 40’s, 50’s & 60's. From my imagination to your ears – it’s WHFM – vintage music from mid century America. This is music that I believe he would have enjoyed.

Judge Puts Halt to Trumps Racist Wealth Test, the Public Charge Immigration Rule Amid Covid-19 Pandemic with Brittany Tomas, attorney, Center for Constitution Rights Federal Judge George Daniels issued two nationwide injunctions temporarily blocking the Trump Administrations public charge rules after attorneys successfully argued that the COVID-19 pandemic has made the public charge rules lethal to immigrant communities by chilling the use of healthcare and other benefits. An injunction issued against the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) prevents DHS from enforcing, applying, implementing, or treating as effective the public charge rule for any period during which there is a declared national health emergency in response to the COVID-19 outbreak. Immigrants, oftentimes serving as essential workers combating the spread of the coronavirus need not make a Sophies Choice between accessing health care, food stamps and or other public benefits or their applications for visas. Judge Daniels ruling effects the lives of millions of hardworking immigrants and their access to social services.

Throat-singing Hank Williams; trippy cumbia; the king of Sudanese jazz and the captain of Nubian music; more IPM (intelligent pop music) from Brazil; two great central African guitar tracks; and John Lee Hooker crashes a Balkan beats dance party

Radio Thrift Shop is DJ Frederick's long-running experiment, having evolved from his Seldom Heard Radio show in 2011. Radio Thrift Shop has a flexible format & an homage to the "underground" era of broadcasts of the 1960's and 1970's that DJ Frederick grew up listening to. RTS features a homegrown mix of vinyl records, 78s, 45's, LPs, private press releases, and a variety of cassette tapes and homemade / self released cds. Each broadcast of Radio Thrift Shop features an improvised or thematic playlist from DJ Frederick's music library

An eclectic collection of interviews and odd news designed to entertain

Audio from a webinar called No to the New Cold War, The organizers describe the webinar as “an international meeting in opposition to the US-led New Cold War on China.” NoColdWar.org.

Audio from a webinar called No to the New Cold War, The organizers describe the webinar as “an international meeting in opposition to the US-led New Cold War on China.” NoColdWar.org.

Audio from a webinar called No to the New Cold War, The organizers describe the webinar as “an international meeting in opposition to the US-led New Cold War on China.” NoColdWar.org.

Audio from a webinar called No to the New Cold War, The organizers describe the webinar as “an international meeting in opposition to the US-led New Cold War on China.” NoColdWar.org.