Sunsara Taylor begins with a commentary on the indictment of Donald Trump, the upheaval that is coming, and the interests of humanity. Then we hear from Andy Zee, host of the RNL, Revolution - Nothing Less Show on Andy Zee on the history and horrors of nuclear war and the dangers this poses right now. And we finish with Lucha Bright of the Los Angeles Revolution Club, talking about opposing fascist anti-LGBTQ attacks on Los Angeles area schools and school boards at the beginning of Pride month.

They invited Professor Jeffrey Sachs to speak to the congregation. Sachs wrote a book on the American University speech entitled: To Move the World - JFK’s Quest for Peace. Jeffrey Sachs is an economist, academic, and public policy analyst. He is Director of the Center for Sustainable Development at Columbia University, and President of the UN Sustainable Solutions Network, and an SDG advocate for UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres. Sachs has credentials for Eastern Europe and Russia as former advisor to the economic team of Presidents Michael Gorbachev and Boris Yeltsin. He also spent time in Ukraine as advisor to the President of independent Ukraine, Leonid Kuchma. Working for peace is the mission of the Boston Community Church and they watched a documentary of Kennedy’s speech on World Peace and then gathered to talk with Prof. Sachs. Thanks to the Community Church of Boston for the excerpts of their meeting with Jeffrey Sachs. You can find the full two hour ZOOM recording on YouTube under the title “Prof. Jeffrey Sachs on How we can make peace with Russia”. That includes a lively Q/A session, and it all ends with a performance of a beautiful piece of choral music. DATE: June 10, 2023, Boston and ZOOM

An unusual by-product of the global pandemic was that a lot more people ended up becoming gardeners - one study estimated that over 18 million Americans discovered gardening while spending more time at home. This week on Sea Change Radio, we revisit our 2020 discussion with author and sustainability expert Paul Wheaton about his book, Building A Better World In Your Backyard. Wheaton provides us with some innovative ideas on gardening and permaculture while outlining the many benefits of Hugelkultur techniques. We also look at some home efficiency solutions, including warming up our bodies rather than the air in our homes, and the advantages of using a rocket mass heater.

The Doomsday Clock is no joke, the current conflict in Ukraine can easily turn into a major war. Canada's leaders and all parties are comfortable leaving the matter to Biden; if he calls for more weapons to Ukraine and prevents any political settlement between Russia and Ukraine, that's fine with Canada's political elite. They are dreaming that nothing bad can happen, and they are wrong. Dimitri Lascaris, lawyer, activist, and journalist has taken the step of going to Russia to see for himself and to hear from people from all walks of life how they see the crisis and the possibility of a workable solution. What he heard and saw is encouraging, and should be shared with all Canadians. Perhaps that is why our 'super-free media' ignores or condemns his efforts.

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

Conjunto Media Luna aren't anachronistic -- they're post-modern; free hop, Cuba's alternative rap scene; some smoking 70s salsa; Cienfue's tropical psychedelia; Brazilian samba-soul from 1970 (Juca Chaves) to today (Rogê); Persian cumbia from Peru's Dip In The Dub

PART A: "Our democratic" media created a Tiananmen myth. China defeated a color counter-revolution June 4 1989 Key student agitators at Tiananmen were spirited out of the country thru Hong Kong by the CIA-MI5. They were delivered to the U.S and given cushy jobs. It is not a secret, except for our media. The game had a name, Operation Yellowbird. Look it up. PART B: Lemming Parliament asks CSIS to vet their work It's pathetic, MPs want more surveillance and vetting work by CSIS without noting that CSIS has rogue agent that they cannot find, they can't fix a leak, or perhaps don't want to. Maybe it is because CSIS is taking its lead from 5 Eyes(the good "foreign interference"). Actual evidence is not required. Guilt is assumed. Asian Canadians are being victimized. It is an old-fashioned witch-hunt. Not surprising to find the NDP barking with the hounds.

Rediscovering gay broadcasts buried for 50 years (Brian DeShazor shares from a treasure trove); and in “NewsWrap” (reported this week by Melanie Keller & Allan Tijamo, and produced by Brian DeShazor), Thailand’s prospective new Prime Minister brings a marriage equality vow to Bangkok Pride, another Japanese district court rules on the constitutionality of banning civil marriage for same-gender couples, Texas Republicans deprive trans youth of gender-affirming healthcare, Missouri Republicans deny trans healthcare for minors and all transgender athletic competition in schools, a U.S. federal judge derides Florida’s trans youth healthcare ban, another U.S. judge pans Tennessee’s drag show ban, and out gay Congressman Robert Garcia crowns RuPaul the queen of drag in a Pride season speech in the U.S. House. Those stories and more this week when you choose "This Way Out": the world's audio oasis for queer news and culture.

Darlan Rukih's mother tried to keep her child's intersex condition a secret, but eventually it came out. Darlan has become a famous gospel singer, and uses his [preferred pronoun] wealth to provide refuge for homeless and oppressed persons. He also speaks out on behalf of intersex people's rights, including the right to be accepted and loved. Due to intersex persecution, Kenya's High Court and now the government have been gradually working on best practices for accommodating intersex persons in schools, prisons, and medicine; also in families. A Children's Rights law passed in 2022 recognized the right to Intersex identity on birth documents. A national committee on intersex is promoting awareness and best practices, and proposing more changes in law

This week on The Children's Hour we honor fathers in a musical special for the dads, stepdads, granddads, papas, and fellas in our lives who help us grow. Featuring some of the best in Kindie musicians, plus we play some old favorites. It's a Father's Day musical special this week on The Children's Hour. Follow our playlists at ChildrensHour.org and let us know what you think of the show!

Kentucky For Me features a total of 11 new recordings. These include several collaborations with singers such as John Conlee, Sam Bush, Po’ Ramblin Boys, Larry Cordle, John Cowan, Dave Adkins and many more. The album serves as a reflection of Dale Ann’s storied career. Also, select tracks from Prairie Wildfires new self titled project.