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A perfect Celtic mix for those long late summer walks in the park or on the treadmill. Take Canada's contemporary Celtic Radio Hour along!

The very best debuts- killer new music from Brazilian Girls and Underground System (the biggest new beats are from NYC)

We'll bring you highlights from the 2018 American Folk Festival, including Malian guitar great Vieux Farka Toure and Black Umfolosi, spin a sultry set of summer tunes from Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong- and Jimi Hendrix!- and hear a gospel set featuring Mahalia Jackson.

We'll bring you highlights from the 2018 American Folk Festival, including Malian guitar great Vieux Farka Toure and Black Umfolosi, spin a sultry set of summer tunes from Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong- and Jimi Hendrix!- and hear a gospel set featuring Mahalia Jackson.

spoken word by twit wit radio, rising up with sonali, democracy now, counterspin and project censored. Music by Jordan Klepper, Grassy Knoll, Santero, Phil Free, David Rovics, Los Mocosos, Lupe Fiasco, DJ Shadow, The Pixies and Israel Kamakawiwo'ole.

SF bay area bicycle activist cited by Oakland Police during an organized bike ride

Host Sylvia has a lively discussion with Robert Jensen about his newest book. He calls for a radical feminist challenge to institutionalized male dominance; an uncompromising rejection of men’s assertion of a right to control women’s sexuality; and a demand for an end to the violence and coercion that are at the heart of all systems of domination and subordination. The End of Patriarchy makes a powerful argument that a socially just society requires no less than a radical feminist overhaul of the dominant patriarchal structures.

In Letter No. 11, Centinel implores his fellow citizens not to fall for the scare tactics of the Founders. He expresses incredulity that such men of "education" could fall into the trap of such a contrived government. He claims that the Constitution is nefarious. He makes a cogent case that it will be so detrimental to the welfare of the young America, it is worth risking a States' separation, civil war and even anarchy for the time being. He entreats his fellow Colonialists to bide their time until a better plan can be worked out. He urges rejection of the hastily proffered government for what it is: a construction of shackles and chains.

With the death of Kofi Annan we need to be reminded that he was a key UN official in many dubious episodes, including Yugoslavia and Rwanda, where he was an upper level decision maker. Faustin Twagiramungu, former Prime Minister of Rwanda, remembers a meeting with Annan in which Annan indicated that a report identifying RPF crimes should be ignored/downplayed. The UN failed Rwanda and failed Africa. And we learn something of the dubious methods of Philip Gourevitch.

We start off with an explosive and exclusive Thunderbolt revelation revealing why the chicken crossed the road. We then ponder Jeff Bezos’ rising economic dominance combined with his purchase of the Washington Post combined with his $600 million contract with the CIA. (That’s a lot of ‘combining’ going on there.) Then we rebroadcast the first of a series of Thunderbolts called Heartbreakers wherein I report on undercovered heartbreakers whilst I play music that is about heartbreakers. Next, I air an apology I needed to make for my previous piece about chickens — and for the feature this week we deconstruct our tax system. The Thunderbolt — taking political elitism to ever newer and even more annoying heights!

We start off with an explosive and exclusive Thunderbolt revelation revealing why the chicken crossed the road. We then ponder Jeff Bezos’ rising economic dominance combined with his purchase of the Washington Post combined with his $600 million contract with the CIA. (That’s a lot of ‘combining’ going on there.) Then we rebroadcast the first of a series of Thunderbolts called Heartbreakers wherein I report on undercovered heartbreakers whilst I play music that is about heartbreakers. Next, I air an apology I needed to make for my previous piece about chickens — and for the feature this week we deconstruct our tax system. The Thunderbolt — taking political elitism to ever newer and even more annoying heights!

We start off with an explosive and exclusive Thunderbolt revelation revealing why the chicken crossed the road. We then ponder Jeff Bezos’ rising economic dominance combined with his purchase of the Washington Post combined with his $600 million contract with the CIA. (That’s a lot of ‘combining’ going on there.) Then we rebroadcast the first of a series of Thunderbolts called Heartbreakers wherein I report on undercovered heartbreakers whilst I play music that is about heartbreakers. Next, I air an apology I needed to make for my previous piece about chickens — and for the feature this week we deconstruct our tax system. The Thunderbolt — taking political elitism to ever newer and even more annoying heights!

A weekly 30 minute review of international news and opinion, recorded from a shortwave radio and the internet. With times, frequencies, and websites for listening at home. 3 files- Highest quality broadcast, regular broadcast, and slow-modem streaming. NHK Japan, Radio Havana Cuba, and Spanish National Radio.