Common ground for disparate Celtic forms around the world! Yoko Pwno get the ball rolling with The Airt Of The Deil, Niteworks shine a light on Skye's fascination with Celtronica. We introduce Hunger Road, the new album from Fife band, Skyrie and round out a ton of tunes with a seriously cool set from Daimh (who perform October 31st at the St. James Hall). Join Patricia ​Fraser for Celt In A Twist.

The revolution will not be digitized, it will spin at 33 1/3 rpm and it's going global. Manu Chao looks for a bridge over the River Why, we debut Iberian charro folktronica, The Who's Tommy gets bent bluegrass style, we serve up MTL Sauce Picante and even a little punk polka with Who Stole The Keeska. Your link to the latest World Beat is right here!

This week on the Global Research News Hour, we are attempting to probe the near assassinations of Trump this past summer with a leading researcher of the assassination attempts of past presidents and presidential candidates: Lisa Pease. With her expertise we examine many of the unusual activity getting no attention in mainstream media and try to assess what was gained and what was lost in the attacks. This week’s broadcast will be conducted by an associate and friend, David Wright.

This week’s archive radio show considers the pros and cons of hitch hiking from a unique perspective. We go where you wouldn’t expect, so be prepared to be unprepared; it’s time for the Thunderbolt!

The EIectronic Intifada Newscast is a segment of the Electronic Intifada’s weekly video livestream, packaged specifically for radio. The Electronic Intifada is an independent online news publication and educational resource focusing on Palestine, its people, politics, culture and place in the world. Founded in 2001, The Electronic Intifada has won awards and earned widespread recognition for publishing original, high-quality news and analysis, and first-person accounts and reviews. The Electronic Intifada’s writers and reporters include Palestinians and others living inside Palestine and everywhere else that news about Palestine and Palestinians is made. For more information, check out: https://electronicintifada.net/

Our hosts wanted a couple weeks off to themselves, so we dig into the vault for a two parter look at some of the world's worst records this weekend and next. From what we understand they want to squeeze in as much beach time as they can before it gets too cold. Enjoy!

Escalating Cross-Border Attacks Between Israel and Hezbollah Could Erupt into All-Out War; Trump's Abortion Ban is Now Literally Killing Women; Gulf Coast Residents, Climate Activists Oppose FERC Approval of New LNG Export Terminals. Escalating Cross-Border Attacks Between Israel and Hezbollah Could Erupt into All-Out War; Trump's Abortion Ban is Now Literally Killing Women; Gulf Coast Residents, Climate Activists Oppose FERC Approval of New LNG Export Terminals.

Amber Nicole Thurman should be alive today, but died needlessly and painfully because of the woman-hating Christian Fascist abortion bans. What kind of system does this? A system that must be overthrown through a real revolution! From Bob Avakian: “What is capitalism?'” “Why I am NOT Running For President.” PLUS, “The system in this country is not 'democracy'” and “Voting by 'the people' is not the basic way things are decided under this capitalist system.”

When Penguin Random House prepared the release of Annie Jacobsen’s most recent book: Nuclear War, A Scenario; for early 2024, they did not anticipate that it would appear at a time of heightened risk of a nuclear war. The risks include casual threats of the use of nuclear weapons over Ukraine or in the Middle East; as well as the actual attacks or threats to the nuclear plants in Ukraine and Russia. Annie Jacobsen’s book is based on dozens of exclusive interviews with military and civilian experts who built the modern nuclear weapons and launch systems. Annie Jacobsen and Professor Steven Starr explain how nuclear weapons and the highly automated systems that set them off, have become so much more deadly than in the early 1990s, when we thought we had ended the Cold War. Professor Steven Starr teaches the class: Environmental, Health and Social Effects of Nuclear Weapons at the University of Missouri. His most recent book is: Nuclear High-Altitude Electromagnetic Pulse: A Mortal Threat to the U.S. Power Grid and U.S. Nuclear Power Plants. Credit to the Commonwealth Club in San Francisco for excerpts of their March 27, 2024 interview with Annie Jacobsen, ; and credit to Hugo Kruger for excerpts from his interview of Steven Starr on Feb. 24, 2023. DATE: 2023 and 2024

The first part of today’s show covers the confessions made by one of the officers responsible for murdering Tyre Nichols. We examine his testimony where he comes clean about his abuse of power and his violation of Tyre’s human rights. We discuss the systemic nature of problems like these and the implications felt throughout marginalized communities. In the second part of the show, we discuss whether or not Africans were kidnapped and forced into slavery. The fact that Africans were sold into slavery is well documented but due to an effort from historical conservative forces, the fact that many Africans were kidnapped often goes undiscussed. We lean on a content creator @levertthebassman to get our dialogue started. Our Way Black History Fact highlights the other ways (besides purchasing) that White slavers obtained African slaves.

There's a lot riding on the upcoming presidential election: reproductive freedom, climate change, healthcare, Supreme Court appointments, just to name a few. But no matter what issue is at the top of your list, the decision that Americans will be making over the next six weeks will have a lasting effect for decades to come. This week on Sea Change Radio, we speak with Democratic strategist and data analyst Tom Bonier about the presidential election. In the first half of our two-part discussion, we look beyond the polls, as Bonier explains other elements that measure voter intensity, examine the lingering impact of the 2022 Dobbs decision overturning Roe v. Wade, and dig into voter registration data in key states like Pennsylvania and Florida.

The Repository is an oubliette of musique concrete, nocturnal emanations and audio oddities. An hour of strange music, spoken word musical mash ups of questionable taste. All material is royalty-free, public domain or Creative Commons. This show makes perfect late-night fare. Please let us know if you are broadcasting this show. Our host, Jack Bailey will give your radio station a shout out! Email us at kzzh@accesshumboldt.net.

US-Canadian auto bosses demand tariff protection, smear and demonize China and, oh, guess what: UNIFOR joins in to make things worse.

Democratic Vice Presidential nominee Tim Walz keynotes the Human Rights Campaign’s National Dinner; Georgia’s Parliament mimics Russia’s “no promo homo” laws, Kharkiv’s auto Pride drives “Together for Equality and Victory”, Taiwan announces its recognition of queer marriages to Chinese spouses, Matthew Shepard’s killer to stay behind bars, Colorado’s conversion therapy ban is upheld while Kentucky’s governor executive orders a ban in his state, and New South Wales elects its first trans official. Those stories and more this week when you

1. Got This - Sparks & Pitch 92 2. F.U.N. - Slum Village & Drey Skonie 3. Rain or Shine - Birocratic & Middle School 4. Ground Zero - Dynamic Syncopation ft. Mass Influence 5. Starship - Little Brother 6. Big Harlem (Tell Me) - Cam'ron 7. A Touch of Jazz - Scott D 8. Walking Away - K-Rec, Checkmate and Moka Only 9. Bo Jackson - Azmattic and Nate Kiz 10. Wake Up - J Littles & Kong The Artisan ft. Giselle 11. MS24-05 - Es-K 12. The Lamb - Souljernerz ft. HIS Hypeman Stract, Soulu The Prince and Yasad One 13. Achieve - Edo.G & Tone Spliff 14. I Didn't Listen to the Old Head - Thought Provokah 15. Kein Wert - Samoh, Schmero & Schulleg 16. Lesson Learned - Lord Sko 17. Alladem - Joe Mafia (Wu-Syndicate) 18. Fly Trap - ILLah 19. Chowder - Nonchalant 20. They Hate Change - Tommy Moom$ 21. Skyline - D.Mar 22. Determinant - Bugseed 23. Royalty - Observe Since '98

It’s a sad day when Jill Stein repeats imperialist talking points. Lesson: Western “progressives” are marinated in colonial thinking.

In this episode of Where Art Meets Impact, we explore the challenges and opportunities in the creative economy, focusing on employment trends, the impact of new technologies, and the importance of advocacy. Our guests discuss the undervaluing of creative labor, access to funding, and how generative AI is transforming the industry. This episode offers a snapshot of how artists are navigating these changes and what’s needed to ensure a sustainable future for creatives.

Israel is the no-name terrorist state granted impunity by Western Neo-colonial powers.

Eric Kirk and David Frank discuss the politics of the week.

This episode of Today's Bluegrass showcases all new music. Some of the tunes featured include Sister Sadie, Byron Hill, Tim Raybon, Riverbend, Molly Claire Corman, Woody Platt, Amanda Cook, Mark Newton and many more. The show can be heard on Southern Branch Bluegrass & Gospel Music Radio five times each week. Monday at 9 AM, Tuesday at 12 AM, Thursday and Friday at 11 PM and Saturday at 3 AM - all times Eastern. Southern Branch Bluegrass & Gospel Music Radio can be tuned in locally at 91.7 FM Community Radio and streaming world wide at www.sbbradio.org and www.sbbradio.net We are WSBB - Digital Broadcasting Radio.