Reclaiming and repurposing relics from a painful past is a delicate business. Words like “queer” and “dyke” that still trigger traumatic memories for some people have been turned into positives by others. Reclamation was the name of the game when Qtopia officially opened in late February this year. Sydney, Australia’s newest community landmark is keeping history alive while respecting the feelings of those who lived it. “This Way Out” correspondent Barry McKay took us on an opening-day tour of some of Qtopia’s prominent collections, and got a peek behind the scenes (includes a Vintage “TWO” ID by Terence Stamp [“Bernadette” in the iconic road trip movie “Priscilla Queen of the Desert”, with music by CeCe Peniston], and the Weekly E-newsletter/Donor Thanks Promo from about 13:04 to 14:04 into the program.) [www.QtopiaSydney.com.au] NOTE: There is no “NewsWrap” segment this week. Our queer news reporting crew returns on next week’s program.

Congolese popular music

African, Latin & Caribbean music

Songhoy Blues and the music of Mali's Songhai people; The Bongo Hop's Afro-Latin groove; new samba-funk from João Selva; George Lowe of Afro-Zen Allstars visits the studio to talk about how, after more than 30 years as as a huge fan of Ethiopian Golden Age music and 10 years of leading one of the top Ethio-jazz bands anywhere, he finally briefly became big in Ethiopia

The Appalachian Sunday Morning is a two hour all Gospel Music Radio program with radio station & program host Danny Hensley. The program is recorded live each Sunday morning while being broadcast on 91.7 FM Community radio and streamed world wide on www.sbbradio.org and/or www.sbbradio.net On this episode we showcase songs from Chosen Road, The Lore Family, Sound Street, Rick May, Authentic Unlimited, Carl Towns, The Taylors, Daryl Williams Union, The Nunn Sisters, The Kelley Girls, The Ben Rochester Family and many more. This program is uploaded to SoundCloud, RSS.com, radio4all, Podbean and iTunes to mention a few.

We'll head back to Woodstock and Dance to the Music with Sly and the Family Stone, celebrate the power of love from The Barons, Sam Cooke, and Joan Armatrading, and get soulfully multisyllabic with Isaac Hayes' Hyperbolicsyllablecsesquedalymistic.

We'll head back to Woodstock and Dance to the Music with Sly and the Family Stone, celebrate the power of love from The Barons, Sam Cooke, and Joan Armatrading, and get soulfully multisyllabic with Isaac Hayes' Hyperbolicsyllablecsesquedalymistic.

Mindwalk is Theater of the Mind.

Welcome to Indigenous in Music with Larry K. On this show we welcome from from Vancouver, Canada. Edzi'u. Singer, songwriter, and sound artist. She has new music out and has just released her new EP called “Tunnel Vision.” Brand new Indigenous pop coming our way. Edzi'u is featured in our current issue of the SAY Magazine, read all about her at our place www.indigenousinmusicandarts.org/past-shows/edzi'u. Music from Edzi'u, Raye Zaragoza, Viv Parker, Mamarudegyal MTHC, Def-i, Ariano, Q052, David Strickland, Jalmy, Marrroquino, Alexis Lynn, Damon Sharpe, QVLN, JustlLuv, Morgan Toney, Indian City, Amanda Rheaume, Yolanda Martinez, Alan Syliboy & The Thundermakers, Julian Taylor, Dj Shub, Northern Cree Singers, The Peace Poets, Keith Secola, Prolific the Rapper, Boogey the Beat, Stolen Identity, Celeigh Cardinal, Elastic Bond, Bomba Estero, Jamie Prado, Aterciopelados, Joey Stylez, Carsen Gray, Kelly Fraser Michael Franti & Spearhead, XAXO 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.

We'll hear a mandolin-playing Chicago bluesman, a great band lead by a man who wasn't a musician but used music to promote his career in politics, a rare African swing record, along with New Orleans classics and Blue Moon Marquee is back with a track recorded in New Orleans this past summer. Backbeat is also available in a 56 and 58 minute versions in three separate files if you want breaks. I am happy to provide custom station IDs, promos and liners. Email Lorne@Backbeatradio.com or visit www.backbeatradio.com for more information.

Even as a ceasefire comes into effect in Lebanon, the Empire and its proxies are already shifting their aggression to others. Solidarity with Syria and Palestine.

The latest happening on the ground and the new challenges of reporting in the occupied West Bank

At the recent climate conference, the rules were just shut up. Inside Climate News reporter Bob Berwyn speaks with Alex Wise, host of Sea Change Radio. Hurricane seasons are twisting out of shape. We get new science from Dr. Hosmay Lopez of NOAA. American Senator Sheldon Whitehouse gives us the real news from COP29. He says climate action is going ahead over the world, and cannot be stopped - even in America. Is it too late for denial?

Think computer games are just a boy's world? Think again. Brenda Laurel deeply transformed the gaming and computer worlds from their early days - and she got her start in Theatre. She advocates for diversity and inclusiveness in video games, designed some games to appeal to girls' strengths, and pioneered virtual reality. Her Ph.D. dissertation, published in 1986, was titled Toward the Design of a Computer-Based Interactive Fantasy System, and it formed the basis of her 1993 book Computers as Theater. Brenda told her life story to Suki Wessling, host of the podcast The Babblery, and Suki shared part of that longer interview with WINGS.

- Joe Banks joins Tony and Martin. The new government in Bristol and how it’s going. Crisis in social housing – mould, cladding etc Serious failings in Bristol’s council housing says Government regulator - Old Bristol US-Style Mayor Marvin Rees’s new job at Bristol University created specially for him. Homelessness. Government no money since 2008 - New city council chief to receive £192k salary Nick Hibberd will receive the annual salary from Bristol City Council when he replaces the interim chief executive - Gaza – the conflict – BBC Radio 4 documentary series. Ruthless Zionist terrorism. The Conflict Middle East The First Intifada (1987) - ‘The Beginning of the End of Humanity’, Tanya Haj Hassan – Dr. Chris Hook, a Bristol Emergency Doctor (MSF), joins Tony and Martin. - “Palestinians don’t need pity. They don’t need praise. They need meaningful solidarity and urgent intervention to end these atrocities.” - EXCLUSIVE: Fatima reports from Northern Gaza. Desperate situation in Gaza – food, water, warmth. Gaza genocide is The Beginning of the End of Humanity’ - Israel turned Jabalia into a barren desert and made our home a grave After burying our grandfather From that moment on, we became refugees for the second time in less than two generations - US mercenary firms compete for ‘huge contracts’ to control security in north Gaza: Report Infamous Pentagon contractors Constellis and Orbis - Scott Ritter on Christian Zionism and Trump. Fatima’s report from Gaza. ‘Zionism: The Real Enemy of the Jews’ book. - Huckabee is a staunch supporter of Israel. His appointment demonstrates a “very hawkish, very pro-right-wing Israel” approach by the Trump administration - Pro-assisted dying group has its origins in eugenics – and it all revolves around your favourite chocolate company, Cadburys - Living in caves in Bristol. Bristol man living in cave on side of cliff as he ‘can’t afford home in city’ With benefits and council housing hard to come by - Group discussion about pro Palestinian journalists being targeted Evidence for Gaza’s Genocide is So Overwhelming that Those Who Deny It Are Really Justifying It - Spy cops – Neil Woods confesses. Ex-undercover cop reveals surveillance tactics – Big Brother Watch – former undercover police officer Neil Woods - GRAYZONE LEAK: Britain takes ‘unilateral lead’ on ‘regime change’ in Russia – Project Alchemy – bullying propaganda. Leaks expose secret British military cell - Tom Bowles was arrested whilst photographing a Just Stop Oil protest by officers untrained in the important role of the media at protests - Tom was detained for over 14 hours, his equipment was seized and his family home was searched late at night - Manchester 2017 terrorist attack – More than 300 people affected by the Manchester Arena bombing cannot continue their legal action against MI5 - The defence secretary has announced £500m emergency cuts to the UK military, including the Royal Navy’s two amphibious assault ships, a frigate and 31 helicopters - Father-of-four and victim of miscarriage of justice Peter Lynch ‘took his own life’ while serving two years in jail for verbally abusing police at anti-migrant protest https://politicsthisweek.wordpress.com/2024/11/28/not-the-bcfm-politics-show-presented-by-tony-gosling-218/

In this episode of Band of Traders, the hosts dive into their recent trading experiences, focusing on market volatility and the rise of meme coins (Like Fleri Coin). They analyze the dynamics between Bitcoin and Ethereum, discussing their narratives and market performance, and highlight the challenges and rewards of content creation in the trading world. The second half covers trading plans, emphasizing the importance of collecting trading statistics, avoiding look-ahead bias, and understanding market mood. The hosts discuss the significance of a systematic approach to trading, effective risk management, and the role of diversification. They share insights on defining balance areas, maintaining focus, and leveraging feedback loops for continuous improvement. The episode provides a comprehensive look at current market trends and practical strategies for navigating the trading landscape, offering valuable lessons for both novice and experienced traders.

This week hosts Kyle, Fleri, and Baba Yaga reflect on their recent trading experiences, including the impact of the FTT collapse on their personal accounts. They discuss lessons learned from navigating volatile markets, the risks associated with prop accounts, and the future of trading in light of recent events. Emphasizing risk management and adaptability, the conversation also celebrates a year of Band of Traders and explores innovative ideas for improving the trading environment. The hosts share personal stories, discussing the emotional challenges traders face, especially when dealing with losses, and the importance of mentorship and community support. They reflect on their efforts to support the community following a hurricane, highlighting acts of generosity and collaboration. The episode is rich with insights on trading strategies, the significance of risk management, and the emotional aspects of trading, offering listeners valuable takeaways on how to navigate the complexities of the trading world.