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https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/assembly-of-silence-radio-hour/id1443449419 https://silentassembly.libsyn.com/ The Assembly of Silence is a freewheeling talk show orbiting around spiritual and philosophical concerns - with an occasional garnish of science, utilitarian and quasi-objective pragmatism, dreamy and gleeful idealism, health tips and absurdity.

This was a crazy fun episode, we're feeling neutered lately and so we decided to just unleash and have fun! Hope you enjoy the show!! Tune in at chiampa.org and keep it fun man!! :)

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

We'll bring you encouraging songs by Chuck Bridges and The Stovall Sisters, pay tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. on this week after the 52nd anniversary of his assassination with tunes from Ben Williams, Ben Branch and the Operation Breadbasket Choir & Duke Ellington, and hear songs from Bobi Wine, Pinchers, and Jehovah Shalom Acapella as public service announcements, giving health information about Coronavirus.

Reports from non-profit radio hosts & volunteers: Maria Gilardin from TUC Radio San Francisco; from Australia, Vivien Langford, producer of Beyond Zero Emissions; soil scientist Jackie Heinyl, a volunteer for Red Cross emergencies, and the Radio Ecoshock Facebook page - the view from Pennsylvania; from the UK, radio and podcast host Greg Moffitt; and Chicago radio producer Dale Lehman.

Reports from non-profit radio hosts & volunteers: Maria Gilardin from TUC Radio San Francisco; from Australia, Vivien Langford, producer of Beyond Zero Emissions; soil scientist Jackie Heinyl, a volunteer for Red Cross emergencies, and the Radio Ecoshock Facebook page - the view from Pennsylvania; from the UK, radio and podcast host Greg Moffitt; and Chicago radio producer Dale Lehman.

Reports from non-profit radio hosts & volunteers: Maria Gilardin from TUC Radio San Francisco; from Australia, Vivien Langford, producer of Beyond Zero Emissions; soil scientist Jackie Heinyl, a volunteer for Red Cross emergencies, and the Radio Ecoshock Facebook page - the view from Pennsylvania; from the UK, radio and podcast host Greg Moffitt; and Chicago radio producer Dale Lehman.

We'll bring you encouraging songs by Chuck Bridges and The Stovall Sisters, pay tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. on this week after the 52nd anniversary of his assassination with tunes from Ben Williams, Ben Branch and the Operation Breadbasket Choir & Duke Ellington, and hear songs from Bobi Wine, Pinchers, and Jehovah Shalom Acapella as public service announcements, giving health information about Coronavirus.

Welcome to Indigenous in Music! This week Larry welcomes from Minneapolis, Minnesota. She is the lead singer of the Rock and Roll Blues band “’Bluedog”. Joni Buffalohead will be in the house to tell us about the release of their 5th album “Take a Chance. Hear their album on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/artist/0Z6hr1JlF4DBYDohSDMYi4?si=L0uiyaXlS_m-w3G6U2d1ug. Music from Bluedog, Mike Bern, Tracy Lee Nelson, Angus Vincent, The Cody Blackbird Band, The Spiritual Warriors, David Huchfelt, B-Side Players, Irv Lyons Jr., Alan Syliboy & The Thundermakers, nehiyawak, Soda Stereo, askew, Wayne Lavalee, Tribalistas, Artson, MC Redcloud, Q052, Def-i, QVLN, Aterciopelados, Elastic Bond, Julian Taylor Band, Indian City, Shauit, Pura Fe, Cary Morin and much much more. Visit us on our music page at IndigenousinMusic.com. We have underwriting, Ambassador opportunities available. Indigenous in Music, a non-profit, section 501(c) (3).

A panel from the 2020 UNAC conference. UNAC, the United National AntiWar Coalition, held their 2020 national conference at the People's Forum in New York City (Feb 21 - 23). https://www.unacpeace.org/

A panel from the 2020 UNAC conference. UNAC, the United National AntiWar Coalition, held their 2020 national conference at the People's Forum in New York City (Feb 21 - 23). https://www.unacpeace.org/

Immigrant and migrant workers call for financial assistance and to STOP the attacks on their human rights, which have actually stepped-up during this deadly pandemic! with Cal Soto, Director of and attorney for Workers Rights of the National Day Laborers Organizing Network (NDLON). Cal joined NDLON from LatinoJustice, where he launched the Rights Restoration Project and now partners with NDLON’s local worker leaders and labor centers using his legal training to add to the capacity and technical knowledge of grassroots movements to end wage theft, ensure worker safety, and increase job stability. Cal looks forward to the day when everyone can enjoy the fruits of their labor free from fear and exploitation. The stimulus package signed by Trump on Friday reflects the skewed priorities of his administration, which views migrant workers only as useful targets for him to scapegoat. By dehumanizing and excluding migrants, the legislation has failed to protect the lives of everyone living in the United States. There is no greater way to exacerbate today’s crisis then with ICE and CBP hell-bent on terrorizing communities, accelerating deportations, and increasing the detained population. Instead, funds and personnel should be reassigned and redeployed to CDC, FEMA, and other emergency needs says NDLON. The threat of coronavirus exposes the backward beliefs underpinning Trumpism at its core – medieval walls will not keep you safe, the US cannot survive on its own, and whether Trump likes it or not, we already live, breath, and eat off the same table. COVID-19 doesn’t care about what country you were born in, or how much you earn in a year. But it does make more clear the urgency of demands for worker and migrant justice – ignoring them now is pure folly. Cal Soto speaks to us about NDLON’s five-point Worker and Migrant Justice Response to Covid-19. In fact, the pandemic only makes more acute the need for comprehensive migrant justice, for the safety of our families, neighbors, and loved ones, immigrant and non-immigrant alike, local and national leaders must adopt a plan for Worker & Migrant Justice as part of the Coronavirus response. Undocumented workers are essential workers, and must be included in any coronavirus response.

Seniors graduating from Laytonville High in Mendocino County CA discuss how Covid 19 is affecting their lives, schooling, graduation, and future plans. 56 minutes

Seniors graduating from Laytonville High in Mendocino County CA discuss how Covid 19 is affecting their lives, schooling, graduation, and future plans. 56 minutes

Journalist-prophet-activist CHRIS HEDGES is in fine form in this speech from late 2018. With some new examples and new connections he explores the history and the bad effects of the corporate takeover of America. The effects include the degradation of our culture, economy, politics, freedom--and ecosystem. Of particular interest in Part 2: Hedges explores the ways cult leaders control the thoughts and acts of the cult followers, ... (Cont'd under "Credits")

Journalist-prophet-activist CHRIS HEDGES is in fine form in this speech from late 2018. With some new examples and new connections he explores the history and the bad effects of the corporate takeover of America. The effects include the degradation of our culture, economy, politics, freedom--and ecosystem. Of particular interest in Part 2: Hedges explores the ways cult leaders control the thoughts and acts of the cult followers, ... (Cont'd under "Credits")