Indigenous in Music with Larry K and Hataalii in our Spotlight Interview (Indigenous Rock, Country) Welcome to Indigenous in Music with Larry K, this week we welcome back from Window Rock, Arizona, Mr. Hataalii into the house. The young Diné musician who continues to redefine Native indie rock with his soulful lyrics and unique sound. His latest album, I’ll Be Around, weaves stories of life, identity, and community. Get ready for a conversation that blends music, culture, and vision. You can read all about him at our place at our homepage at www.indigenousinmusicandarts.org/past-shows/hataalii. Enjoy music from Hataalii, Mike Bern, Samantha Crain, Darren Geffre, Def Jef, Julian Taylor, Carsen Gray, Burnstick, Mitch Walking El, Nathan Cunningham, Logan Staats, Cary Morin, Cactus Rose, Raven Reid, The Melawmen Collecitve, Toko Tasi, Elastic Bond, Ecuador Manta, Gary Small & the Coyote Bros, Injunuity, Diyet & the Love Soldiers, Pura Fe, Janet Panic, Latin League, Robin Cisek, Latin Playboys and much more. Visit us on our home page to learn about us and our programs at www.indigenousinmusicandarts.org, check into our Two Buffalo Studios and our SAY Magazine Library to find out all about our Artists and Entrepreneurs.

Here is how worried scientists are about tipping points: 160 scientists from 23 countries just released The Global Tipping Points Report 2025. No one - not experts at COP30 in Brazil, not insurance companies, not governments - no one imagines big climate shifts already in motion. Dr. Steven R. Smith, research Fellow at the Global Systems Institute on planetary-scale risks. Then provocative Swedish intellectual Professor Andreas Malm on his new book The Long Heat. Surprise, surprise: geoengineering will NOT save us from climate catastrophe.

1. Madness - Jayvee 2. Bridging The Gap (inSTEMental) - Apl.de.ap 3. Heaven & Earth - Pete Rock 4. Brooklyn Movements (instrumental) - Salaam Remi 5. And Tonight Is... - Funky DL 6. Force Sensitive - Mecca: 83 feat. Lone Apostrophe 7. Letkee - FatGyver 8. I'll Make U Famous (inSTEMental) - Emanuel (M.G.) Parks 9. Wherever You Are (inSTEMental) - Mark Sparks 10. Hennessy pt. 1 - Kev Brown 11. Incense Burning (instrumental) - The Other Guys 12. Turncoat - Leavv 13. Boom Bap (inSTEMental) - Amiri 14. Tell Me - D'Angelo 15. Funkorama (inSTEMental) - Erick Sermon 16. midnight - La Cuidad Cooperative 17. Vinaros (instrumental) - Figub Brazlevič 18. Between The Tracks - AK40 and Flitz & Suppe 19. Weighsa_ton - Jesse Rack$on 20. Seasons Change - Pat Van Dyke feat. Bobby Hawk 21. ThruitALL (Mantra) - Es-K 22. Autumn Stories - DirtyThree 23. Mid-Night - Kreatev, 88Jay

Introduction: Today’s episode is a reckoning. A reflection. A refusal to forget. We begin with the cost of truth. Not the abstract kind. But the kind paid in blood, in exile, in silence shattered by airstrikes. The kind carried by journalists who filmed through rubble, by families who buried their children, by voices that refused to be erased. We bring you the words of Norman Finkelstein—scholar, son of Holocaust survivors, and lifelong defender of Palestinian rights. His recent speech at the Islamic Center of Passaic County was not just a lecture. It was a moral indictment. A call to conscience. A challenge to every listener to confront the facts, not the fictions. We’ll hear excerpts from that speech today. But more than that—we’ll reflect on what it means to speak truth in a world built to suppress it. To hold fast to memory when history is being rewritten in real time. To resist not just occupation, but erasure. From Gaza to the West Bank, from refugee camps to classrooms, from Ferguson to Jenin—this episode traces the architecture of empire and the heartbeat of resistance. We ask: What does it mean to belong to a land that’s been stolen? What does it mean to carry a name that’s been criminalized? What does it mean to survive genocide and still sing? As headlines fade and attention shifts, the truth remains: Palestinians continue to resist. Even as the threat of re-invasion looms. Even as the ceasefire is sabotaged. Even as the world watches in silence—or complicity. So stay with us. As we strip away the noise. As we uplift the voices. As we carry forward the flame of justice. This is not just a broadcast. It’s a lifeline. It’s a thread between Gaza and the world. Between shattered homes and unshaken hope. Between the rubble and the resolve. Let’s listen.

This is part of the history of a city, grown from 16 houses on sand dunes in 1850 to the largest city on the Pacific Coast in only 30 years. The book, Imperial San Francisco by Dr. Gray Brechin, is one of the few examples of a scholarly dissertation that becomes a very popular book. Imperial San Francisco brings to light the huge sacrifices extracted from the surrounding land by large cities, from Babylon to the Italian city states to the instant cities of North America. This program focuses on the Gold Rush and the early conflicts between mining and farming. Next week we’ll talk about the valleys flooded and the rivers diverted to bring water to SF. Was it worth it? And really also by extension – what was it worth and for whom. This is a provocative, intriguing and unusual way of looking at a city. Especially at one everybody loves – San Francisco the beautiful the dream of travelers and immigrants. This interview was recorded on August 11,2000, and and comes with an update that shows how contemporary many of the issues are. Gray Brechin is visiting scholar in the UC Berkeley Department of Geography and has embarked on a new project that continues to give him pleasure and inspiration. He and a team of researchers are chronicling the often forgotten works of the 1930s and 40s New Deal. The website of the Living New Deal dot org shows the record of a lost society of a once intensely public spirited America. They have so far mapped more than 17,000 sites across the US and now, in 2022, it amounts to more than 100 sites in every state. All this both in contrast as well as inspiration to the current New Deal.

Each week, Make Believe Ballroom transports you to the golden age of swing with classic big band hits from the 1930s and 1940s—the music that shaped jazz and became the foundation of the Great American Songbook.

— Woman tells spycops inquiry of ‘deep mistrust’ of police after relationship with undercover officer — Ellie, who now lives in Australia, tells policing inquiry she was deceived by officer infiltrating animal rights groups — Caerphilly election – Plaid Cymru win, Reform come second. Russia post the collapse of communism – Putin. — Turnout just over 50% Vote share in 2021 to 2025. Reform at the top with 34.2, Plaid Cymru on second with 19 — Prince Andrew is forced to give up Royal status – and out of the occult Order of the Garter which controls the monarch and heir to the throne, Epstein, no, Ghislaine — Mossad. Trump won’t release all Epstein files. King Charles prays with the Pope — Virginia Guiffre – book comes out after she dies. Her Tweet where she says she’s not suicidal and many important people want her dead. — Jeffrey Epstein victim Virginia Giuffre — who killed herself at her Australian home — once declared, ‘In no way, shape or form am I suicidal’ Virginia Giuffre — Grooming scandal – Alexis Jay Inquiry – no one guilty? PMQs four victims have resigned from grooming scandal new Inquiry. — Grooming gang survivors call on ‘Safeguarding Child Abusers’ Minister Jess Phillips to ‘step down’ — Mark Saunders, who has died aged 68, was an independent film-maker, engaged in participatory media practices since the early 1980s. — Green Council of Bristol decide bailiffs won’t be sent to those on benefits. — Poorest Bristol residents in debt to council will no longer face bailiffs One bill-payer said she was “living in fear” for months — Laurence Hoo on how he has cancer and will be out of action for a while. Merchant Venturers – Privy Council — Compulsory ID cards are nothing new in the UK. They were issued to all British civilians during World War II. — That is until one ordinary man said no. Clarence Willcock, a 54-year-old dry cleaner from suburban north London — Judge Napolitano – Colonel Douglas Mc Gregor on Ukraine war. COL. Douglas Macgregor : NATO Collapsing — Storm Shadow missile. World of Trouble: Ukraine cannot win against Russia, warns top British army chief – — Britain’s most senior army officer. Field Marshal Lord Richards said Kyiv will not be able to wi — NATO Chief, Rutte, on Trump wanting peace between Ukraine and Russia. Michael Hudson — Does Trump want a nuclear war so he is remembered forever — Ukraine destroys Russian oil pipeline in Ukraine to Hungary. — NATO Countries Feud Over Ukrainian Attacks on Russian Pipelines — Hungary lashed out at Poland over Warsaw’s support of Ukrainian attacks on Russian pipelines. — Max Blumenthal, Grey Zone – secret plans to steal Gaza – reports of IDF attacks — Palestinian civil war? Do we know who called off the meeting between Trump and Putin? — Crispin Flintoff at Palestinian March in London – opinions of some on march and speeches. ‘There’s a reckoning coming – not just for Israel’ — Rabbi saying God gave the Jews greater Israel. Roland Perry author. Allenby and his influence on formation of Jewish state. — Extremist graduates from the elite Bnei David academy in Israel serve in some of the most senior positions within the Israeli army — Five year China plan – tech. AI cannot be used for emergency sea rescue in Devon. China’s next 5-year plan puts focus on tech — China’s leaders are vowing to reduce its reliance on foreign advanced technology and spur stronger domestic demand — Chat GPT encourages, coaches young man to commit suicide and conceal it from his family. — “What began as a homework helper gradually turned itself into a confidant and then a suicide coach,” said Matthew Raine, whose 16-year-old son Adam died in April. — AI is asked if there’s a conspiracy to control people. Yesterday, I had an absolutely MIND-BLOWING conversation with ChatGPT. — To my amazement, it exposed—in unnervingly precise detail—the technocratic agenda to enslave humanity, how all the different pieces fit together, and why it’s essential that we put a stop to it. — Mada London, musician, tells her story about her friend Thomas Palmer who died at 28 – he urinated in foyer of MI5 building — Protester Tom Palmer suffers ‘unexplained’ death days after he was caught URINATING in the MI5 foyer — Beatle and Handmade Films owner George Harrison was stabbed 40 times on 30 Dec 1999 by attempted murderer Michael Abram. — New details on how Harrison died aged 58 on 29 Nov 2001. Given indefinite sentence Abram freed in July 2002! — Eric Idle on Adam Buxton podcast, the knife attack on George Harrison in his home, and how he died two years later — George’s last album was called ‘Brainwashing’ and had a track called ‘The P2 Vatican Blues’ — Prof. David Nutt on why he was sacked as a government advisor on drugs in 2022. — Trump blows up more ‘drug boats’ off South American coast. — Are the UK and US about to legalise magic mushrooms? — Tony’s school-friend ‘Nazi Nick’ Land had anti fascist protesters outside his event in London in March 2017 and the LD50 venue was forced to close. — Brett Stevens praised Norwegian mass murderer Anders Breivik. Far-right gallery in London is forced to close. — Douglas Gabriel and Michael Mc Kibben, British War on Christianity. W T Stead, Henry Cotterman Potter, Pilgrim Society. — The role of British Philip Whitwell Wilson in fomenting the Russian Revolution – Douglas Gabriel and Michael McKibben – The Mike and Doug show – 2021 — Britannia has fallen and is an enemy of Truth; she is dragging America down with her. https://politicsthisweek.gn.apc.org/2025/10/not-the-bcfm-politics-show-presented-by-tony-gosling-261/

Despite the monumental scale of destruction in Gaza, Palestinians have begun efforts to rebuild their lives. Hosts Nora Barrows-Friedman and Ali Abunimah speak with Asem Alnabih, spokesperson for the Gaza Municipality about life in Gaza since the announcement of the so-called ceasefire. On the Resistance Report, the Electronic Intifada’s contributing editor Jon Elmer covers the Israeli military's line of withdrawal based on the first stage of the Gaza ceasefire agreement.

Sonic Café, rockin’ out with the Romantics from my hometown Rockford Illinois, So hey welcome to the café, a place that brings you a weekly dose of eclectic music, comedy and pop culture, which is a lot, but ahh we do not include the batteries, which is something we’ll clearly communicate throughout the show, especially if you listen to the very end. Ah yeah, so I’m Scott Clark and this is episode 455. This time the Sonic Café presents a music mix tapped from 56 years. We’ll spin U2, Brown Bird, Fontaines D.C. from there 2024 release In The Modern World. Also Phil Collins from his epic 1981 No Jacket Required LP, Gary U.S. Bonds with his cover of Jackson Browne’s Pretender, even a cool 1968 instrumental from Orquesta Harlow, listen for grazin’ in the grass, and oh so many more. All that plus some other neat stuff along the way including comedy shorts from Nate Bargatze and Matt Rife. So let’s get to it. From 1979 these are the Sex Pistols with there cover I’m Not Your Stepping Stone, and as always we’re the Sonic Café.

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. France, Cuba, and Germany.

Once, fishes as big as turkeys and sheep swam the seas. Now, most of their few remaining descendants would fit into a frying pan. Dr. Elliot A. Norse, president of the Marine Biology Conservation Institute in Redmond, Washington, believes that this radical reduction in the size and number of the world’s fishes comes not only from over fishing, the catching of fish at a faster rate than they can breed, but also from bottom trawling. Dr. Norse writes that bottom trawling crushes, buries, and exposes marine creatures like lobsters, crustaceans, clams, corals and sponges that live on or in the seabed, damaging or killing them. In August of 1999, Dr. Norse visited with Radio Curious to discuss the effects of bottom trawling, how and where it’s done, and some of the concerns and causes of global warming and the effects it has on the oceans. Elliott Norse recommends “The Song of the Dodo: Island Biogeography in an Age of Extinction” by David Quammen. Originally Broadcast: November 27, 1998

Chimey, rhymey Brogeal from Falkirk Scotland are among several debuts this hour. East Pointers from PEI celebrate an 'Anniversary' with a fresh single. Eloise & Co. introduce us to the Bal folk traditional dance rhythms of France​, and the Murphs belt out a tribute to Shane McGowan, For The People. Sign up for our E-Blast at worldbeatinternational.com and join Patricia Fraser for Celt In A Twist!

You can't know the players without a program. We present so much new music, you get a playlist every week and a chart each month to catch up! Sign up at worldbeatinternational.com. This hour it's the best of the best, the top of the global pops. Ten essential tracks, and more debuts just for you. Join us for the latest sounds around. World Beat Canada Radio is on the air and on the pod.

Nora Barrows-Friedman brings us a recap of Palestinian news from October 16th to the 23rd, 2025.

Suzanne Yatim joins us to discuss the updates coming from Gaza and to give her insights on how the 2024 presidential election has shaped the war, how the ceasefire is playing out, and her thoughts on the protests that have drawn attention to the conflict. In the first half of the show, we discuss the political developments over the last year that have led to the outcomes we continued to see in Gaza. We discuss the strategies deployed by voters to compel the government to take the war in Gaza seriously, and reflect on things that worked and things that didn’t. In the second half of the show, we discuss the ceasefire in place in Gaza and the subsequent violations, the protests that took place over the past two years, and shared some optimism about the future of Gaza and the West Bank.

It's time for our Halloween show for 2025. All the cheezified frightfully good ghoulish aural delights we can find and put into 30 mins along with our hosts shenanigans of the haunted kind. Maybe we have a graveyard smash this year?

Golden oldies (60s, 70s, 80s, 90s)

The Bob Avakian Interviews 2025, Part 1: On Fascism, Capitalism, & the Way Out of the Madness. The Trump Fascist Regime First 30 Days. Excerpts from Refuse Fascism Rallies on February 17, 2025, including Noche Diaz speaking at the Refuse Fascism Rally in Chicago.

Johnny and Denise interview Aleah Johnson a recovered alcoholic, recovery coach, behavioral health professional and author of "Caffeine, nicotine and a Dream."

While US political news is certainly more than depressing these days, it’s always nice to get a healthy reminder of the many good things that are happening around us. This week on Sea Change Radio we speak to Inside Climate News Science Reporter Bob Berwyn as he prepares to cover next month’s COP 30 conference in Brazil. We look at some of the more positive developments on the biodiversity and rewilding fronts, examine the effectiveness of some recent policies to help animal populations like seabirds and gray wolves bounce back, and talk briefly about what to expect from the upcoming COP 30 conference.