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Daniel Ellsberg responds to the unjust jailing of whistleblower Chelsea Manning Daniel Ellsberg, the most important whistle-blower of the 20th century, whose exposure of government lying and whose courage and sacrifice to reveal that truth to the public worked to end the heinous war in Viet Nam talks about one of the greatest whistle-blowers of the 21st century, Chelsea Manning who paid dearly for her expose of government lies in Afghanistan, Iraq and torture in Guantanamo and served 7 years of 35 year sentence before being pardoned by President Obama has once again been jailed. Manning has been jailed for refusing to testify before a secret grand jury, insistent that she violate the most basic tenets of freedom of the press.

Daniel Ellsberg responds to the unjust jailing of whistleblower Chelsea Manning Daniel Ellsberg, the most important whistle-blower of the 20th century, whose exposure of government lying and whose courage and sacrifice to reveal that truth to the public worked to end the heinous war in Viet Nam talks about one of the greatest whistle-blowers of the 21st century, Chelsea Manning who paid dearly for her expose of government lies in Afghanistan, Iraq and torture in Guantanamo and served 7 years of 35 year sentence before being pardoned by President Obama has once again been jailed. Manning has been jailed for refusing to testify before a secret grand jury, insistent that she violate the most basic tenets of freedom of the press.

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On this week's Global Research News Hour radio program, we commemorate the 8th anniversary of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear meltdowns, examining the ongoing hazards from radioactive contamination and the efforts made by the Japanese government, nuclear regulators and health authorities in suppressing information that would protect the public and the natural environment. Guests are legendary anti-nuclear advocate and physician Dr. Helen Caldicott, and former nuclear industry senior vice president and whistleblower Arnie Gundersen.

Lots o' luck o' the Irish for St. Patrick's PLUS global debuts from Tsuumi Sound System, Mickey Rickshaw and Le Vent Du Nord.

Segment One Domeniconi: Concerto Mediterraneo Op. 67 Segment Two Grieg: Violin Sonata No. 2 in G Major Op. 13

Genre-bending,mind-blowing global expressions. Discover Olmeca, Ziminino, Ceci Bastida + acclaimed new releases from Rocky Dawuni & Bob Mould.

Segment One Rise! by Ben Tankard MP3: Rise! (self-released) Night Garden by John Nilsen CD: Night Garden (self-released) Don't Let the Sun Catch You Crying by Rickie Lee Jones CD: Flying Cowboys (Geffen) Oasis by Kenny Blake CD: Interior Design (101 South) Segment Two Lovescape by Kevin Toney CD: Lovescape (Ichiban) Australia by Cusco CD: 2002 (Higher Octave) Anything But Love by Michael O'Neill CD: True Love (99) Tomorrow by The Brothers Johnson CD: Look Out for #1 (A&M) Segment Three Dare 2 Dream by Eric Darius CD: Breakin' Thru (SagiDarius) Life in the Moonlight by Suzanne Ciani CD: Neverland (Private Music) Love Dance by Diane Schuur CD: Schuur Thing (GRP) A Place in Paradise by Art Mapa CD: Turning Point (Turning Point)

We'll celebrate Women's History Month with empowering anthems from Aretha Franklin & the Eurythmics, Donna Summer & Chaka Khan, soulful strings & winds from Bobbi Humphrey & Dorothy Ashby, and we'll remember Miss Jackie Shane, who passed away in February.

We'll celebrate Women's History Month with empowering anthems from Aretha Franklin & the Eurythmics, Donna Summer & Chaka Khan, soulful strings & winds from Bobbi Humphrey & Dorothy Ashby, and we'll remember Miss Jackie Shane, who passed away in February.

Vintage salsa Senegalaise; new Afro-funk from Rocky Dawuni and Ibibio Sound Machine; American artists who are mining the rich vein of sound from Ethiopia and Sudan; champeta and the return of the Batusi

Political scientist Michael Parenti refutes the claim that the "free enterprise system" (capitalism) promotes democracy and prosperity. Part 2 focuses on prosperity. Drawing on the past 150 years of US history, Parenti shows that capitalism does not increase general prosperity. In fact it has brought regular recessions and depressions to ordinary citizens. Not "free enterprise" but massive government spending finally lifted America out of the depression of the 1920s and 1930s.

Political scientist Michael Parenti refutes the claim that the "free enterprise system" (capitalism) promotes democracy and prosperity. Part 2 focuses on prosperity. Drawing on the past 150 years of US history, Parenti shows that capitalism does not increase general prosperity. In fact it has brought regular recessions and depressions to ordinary citizens. Not "free enterprise" but massive government spending finally lifted America out of the depression of the 1920s and 1930s.

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This week’s archive radio show speaks to legacies, we ask what time it is, we describe exactly what it is that is ‘trickling down’ on us, we describe the ‘Martha Mitchell Effect’, and for the feature we describe the UBI, or universal basic income. Politics with sound effects. Only on the Thunderbolt.

This week’s archive radio show speaks to legacies, we ask what time it is, we describe exactly what it is that is ‘trickling down’ on us, we describe the ‘Martha Mitchell Effect’, and for the feature we describe the UBI, or universal basic income. Politics with sound effects. Only on the Thunderbolt.

This week’s archive radio show speaks to legacies, we ask what time it is, we describe exactly what it is that is ‘trickling down’ on us, we describe the ‘Martha Mitchell Effect’, and for the feature we describe the UBI, or universal basic income. Politics with sound effects. Only on the Thunderbolt.

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. Spanish National Radio, NHK Japan, Radio Havana Cuba, and Sputnik Radio.

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. Spanish National Radio, NHK Japan, Radio Havana Cuba, and Sputnik Radio.