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New science says melting glaciers lead to a hotter world. Plus, episodes of glaciers and ice shelves falling into the sea can make the weather one year very different from the next. From New Zealand, ice-expert Nicholas Golledge joins us. But first, from California Dr. Robert Allen reveals pollution has hidden up to half a degree C. of warming. I think the two degree supposed "safe" line is already in the rear-view mirror. Prepare to live in a very different world.

New science says melting glaciers lead to a hotter world. Plus, episodes of glaciers and ice shelves falling into the sea can make the weather one year very different from the next. From New Zealand, ice-expert Nicholas Golledge joins us. But first, from California Dr. Robert Allen reveals pollution has hidden up to half a degree C. of warming. I think the two degree supposed "safe" line is already in the rear-view mirror. Prepare to live in a very different world.

New science says melting glaciers lead to a hotter world. Plus, episodes of glaciers and ice shelves falling into the sea can make the weather one year very different from the next. From New Zealand, ice-expert Nicholas Golledge joins us. But first, from California Dr. Robert Allen reveals pollution has hidden up to half a degree C. of warming. I think the two degree supposed "safe" line is already in the rear-view mirror. Prepare to live in a very different world.

An eclectic collection of interviews and odd news designed to entertain

Segment One Love is a Many Splendored Thing by Benny Golson and Freddie Hubbard CD: Stardust (Denon) Exit by Santiago Leibson CD: Episodes (Fresh Sound) Until the Real Thing Comes Along by Sonny Criss CD: Go Man! (Capitol) Segment Two Miss Blues by Frank Wess, Kenny Burrell, Joe Newman and Freddie Green CD: Jazz for Playboys (Savoy) Here's to Life by Blue Standard CD: A Good Thing (Big Time) Contour by Art Farmer and Donald Byrd CD Box Set: Art Farmer: The Complete Albums Collection 1955-1957 (Enlightenment) Segment Three Oh Very Well by Emil Richards LP: Yazz Per Favore (Del-Fi) Deep in a Dream by Alan Pasqua, Dave Carpenter and Peter Erskine CD: Standards (Fuzzy Music) It's a Pitty to Say Goodnight by Oscar Moore CD: Have You Met Inez Jones? (Fresh Sound)

This week's episode was a fund-raiser for CKUW 95.9FM in Winnipeg, the community radio station that hosts the Global Research News Hour radio program. Over the course of an hour, host Michael Welch, along with fellow programmers Scott Price and Kent Davies, and special guests, former CKUW News Director Geoffrey Young and former CKUW Program Director Robin Eriksson build the case for donating to the station to keep independent and alternative news and political perspectives on the public airwaves. Also includes conversation with Glenn Michalchuk, Chair of Peace Alliance Winnipeg, and Alan Freeman, editor of NewColdWar.org and member of Venezuela Peace Committee. Please consider a donation to CKUW at fundrive.ckuw.ca. Consider also pledging to the Global Research website at store.globalresearch.ca/donate/

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(1.) Take Your Time - Pete Rock (2.) Starz - DJ Spinna (3.) Track 09 - J Dilla (4.) Trashy - Jay Dee (5.) Güne?li Günler - Farazi (6.) Hard Knocks - Type Raw (of Loop.Holes) (7.) No More Drama - Lord Fattig (of Loop.holes) (8.) Moon Light - King Shi (9.) Get Down - JIIAA (10.) Shinin' - Profound Beats (11.) Flying Around - Al Da Jazzmatic & Jiiaa (12.) Dimmer - smuv (13.) Meridian - Mecca:83 & Es-K (14.) Stevie Jay - JSoul (15.) Western Horizon - KLIM Beats (16.) Copacabana - Elaquent (17.) The Concept - Crate Crusaders (18.) Winter Walks - Lungfulls ft. The Deli (19.) Candle - leavv (20.) Nostalgia - AC3Beats (21.) Snowball - Mujo & Hakone

Phil Taylor and Phil Conlon comment on Tulsi Gabbard's stance on Venezuela, and also Elizabeth May.

Zafar Bangash has been in the forefront of the struggle to recognize the right of the people of Kashmir to determine their own fate. He reminds us that the UNSC took up the question of settling the status of Kashmir at the time of establishment of the new states of Pakistan and India. Kashmir was to have a transparent referendum under conditions of peace and non-interference. India reneged on the agreement. But the reality will not go away, and Kashmiris will win their right to self-determination.

We'll lift our spirits with Rahsaan Roland Kirk, journey to Africa with Vieux Farka Toure, Tiliboo Afrobeat, and Tabukah "X", and stretch out with a supersized track from Nina Simone.

We'll lift our spirits with Rahsaan Roland Kirk, journey to Africa with Vieux Farka Toure, Tiliboo Afrobeat, and Tabukah "X", and stretch out with a supersized track from Nina Simone.

Segment One Anders Koppel: For Viola I. Adagio II. Allegro Con Brio Rafael Altino: Viola CD: Works for Solo Viola (Dacapo) Segment Two George Gershwin: Rhapsody in Blue The Blue Chamber Quartet Julia Bartha: Piano Angelika Siman: Harp Thomas Schindl: Vibraphone Holger Michalski: Bass CD: Rhapsody in Blue (Coviello Classics) Segment Three Ralph Vaughan Williams: Concerto in A Minor for Oboe and Strings I. Rondo Pastorale II. Minuet and Musette III. Scherzo Sarah Jeffrey: Oboe Toronto Symphony Orchestra Peter Oundjian: Conductor CD: Vaughan Williams: Piano Concerto, Oboe Concerto, Serenade to Music, Flos Campi (Chandos)

U.S. HANDS OFF VENEZUELA! . Maria Lusa Mendona, director of the Network for Social Justice and Human Rights in Brazil . Kevin Zeese, a lawyer and political activist who currently serves as co-director of Popular Resistance . Roger Wareham, Secretary General of the International Association Against Torture and member of the December 12th Movement "There is a great provocation led by the U.S. empire now in Venezuela. There's no doubt the world that it's President Donald Trump who wants to impose a de facto, unconstitutional government. It's a coup in Venezuela Against the people and democracy. President Nicholas Maduro Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro recently referred to Brazilian President Bolsonaro as a modern day Hitler, days after Brasilia officially recognized Juan Guaido, the head of Venezuelas opposition-run Congress, as legitimate president of Venezuela. Previously, Brazil and Venezuela had maintained cordial relations for over a decade thanks to friendly ties between Brazils Workers Party and Venezuelas Socialist Party. Now, Bolsonaro, a fervent anti-communist who has praised his countrys 1964-85 military dictatorship, has promised to target Venezuela. To discuss democracy at risk in Latin America and the far right moving in is Maria Lusa Mendona, director of the Network for Social Justice and Human Rights in Brazil, Kevin Zeese, a lawyer and political activist who currently serves as co-director of Popular Resistance and Roger Wareham, Secretary General of the International Association Against Torture and member of the December 12th Movement

U.S. HANDS OFF VENEZUELA! . Maria Lusa Mendona, director of the Network for Social Justice and Human Rights in Brazil . Kevin Zeese, a lawyer and political activist who currently serves as co-director of Popular Resistance . Roger Wareham, Secretary General of the International Association Against Torture and member of the December 12th Movement "There is a great provocation led by the U.S. empire now in Venezuela. There's no doubt the world that it's President Donald Trump who wants to impose a de facto, unconstitutional government. It's a coup in Venezuela Against the people and democracy. President Nicholas Maduro Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro recently referred to Brazilian President Bolsonaro as a modern day Hitler, days after Brasilia officially recognized Juan Guaido, the head of Venezuelas opposition-run Congress, as legitimate president of Venezuela. Previously, Brazil and Venezuela had maintained cordial relations for over a decade thanks to friendly ties between Brazils Workers Party and Venezuelas Socialist Party. Now, Bolsonaro, a fervent anti-communist who has praised his countrys 1964-85 military dictatorship, has promised to target Venezuela. To discuss democracy at risk in Latin America and the far right moving in is Maria Lusa Mendona, director of the Network for Social Justice and Human Rights in Brazil, Kevin Zeese, a lawyer and political activist who currently serves as co-director of Popular Resistance and Roger Wareham, Secretary General of the International Association Against Torture and member of the December 12th Movement