Trapped by Tourism, Sustainability Questions for a World Fueled by Travelers.

Bob Avakian's social media message # 103 & why the Democrats are "aiding and facilitating fascism." Noche Diaz, ‪@BobAvakianOfficial‬ social media, with the latest on Ukraine and Genocide in Palestine. Andy Zee Announces An Important On-Going Series: "We Need and We Demand : A Whole New Way to Live, A Fundamentally Different System." What Would Society Look Like Right After the Revolution? Bob Avakian Answers (from Q&A with Bob Avakian, after a 2018 speech). Plus, Bob Avakian, REVOLUTION #106.

It seems fitting this week, as millions of Americans sit down to an enormous feast, that we discuss the topic of over-indulgence — and we are not just talking about turkey and pie. This week on Sea Change Radio, we speak with Canadian environmental journalist Lloyd Alter about sufficiency. We discuss the need to develop sufficiency measures in the sustainability space, talk about examples of sufficiency from the corporate world, and look at Paul Brannen’s recent book “Timber!” which makes the case that wood is a more sustainable building material as compared to mined or manufactured compounds.

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

This talk caused a controversy in the media when it was first aired on the 30th anniversary of the JFK assassination. Parenti saw not just the violent death of an individual but said: “If the truth were known it would call into question the entire state system and the social order it represents”. And that troubling implication is probably the reason why the mainstream press has suppressed the work of those who researched the circumstances of Kennedy’s death. In his investigation Parenti focused on the troubling contradictions In Lee Harvey Oswald’s life to add to the proof that Oswald was at best a “patsy”. Michael Parenti, since retired, was one of the nations leading progressive political analysts. He has taught at colleges and universities in the US and abroad. With roots in a working class Italian district in New York City and a PhD in political science from Yale, Parenti was an internationally known lecturer and author. An extended text of this talk can be found in Parenti’s book: Dirty Truths, published by City Lights in 1996. DATE: 11/22/1993

A serial killer is caught and a victim’s queer legacy is found; the word “gender” stalls U.N. climate talks, Vanuatu bans marriage equality and ponders a “no promo homo” bill, a U.S. appeals court approves enforcement of Indiana’s pediatric gender-affirming healthcare ban, Jussie Smollett beats his hate crime hoax conviction on “due process” grounds, Sarah McBride shrugs off Republican congressional toilet bias, and comic Wanda Sykes praises young voters and urges them not to give up on the system. Those stories and more this week when you find “This Way Out”, the international LGBTQ radio magazine.

An all-African first hour featuring new music from Aboubakar Traoré & Balima, Dogo Du Togo & The Alagaa Beat Band and Kin'Gongolo Kiniata; Leenalchi's post-modern take on Korean pansori; more Anatolian rock with Aylin's Soulgarden's debut album and a vintage reissue of Cem Karaca; Macedonian brass madness including a band from Indiana from the 1940s

Tonight's special guest will feature Kim Robins. Those of you listening to the late show, thank you for being a part of our Mountain Bluegrass family. ~David~

1. Dan and Dave - Dip Diver ft. Illa Ghee 2. Riders of the Storm - Boogiemonsters ft. Cosmic Ray, Xtreem, Basic, Ajaru and Baba Wisdom 3. Forces Of War - Blak Madeen ft. Ruste Juxx 4. Where my MC;s At? (instrumental) - K-Rec 5. Dream 4 Today - Moka Only 6. I'm OK - Nolan The Ninja 7. Hunting Goats - Shad & 14KT 8. Inner Growth - Pep Love 9. Listen Up! - Unison & Flip ft. Guilty Simpson and Phat Kat 10. Perfect - Rod da Blizz 11. Impossible - Chris Mazuera 12. War Cry - Kuartz & Dubbul O 13. Scratch Box - DJ Flipcyide ft. Pete Rock 14. Still Infinite (redux) - Kooley High & Oddisee 15. Get Back - Awon & High John ft. Tiff the Gift 16. High Rises - MZ Boom Bap 17. Caught in the Game - Hahyeem 18. Clear Desperation - Es & Shark 19. The Okey Doke - Craig G 20. Elevation (DTKS remix) - Truth By Design 21. Tony's Table - Kingdom Kome & Ruen 22. Until - Randy Mason 23. Eddie Farah (instrumental) - Dillon & Batsauce

Two deadly myths made it to the top. From Australia, leading scientist Andrew King: climate change will continue for a thousand years after Net Zero. Swedish scientist Wim Carton introduces his new book with Andreas Malm: Overshoot: How The World Surrendered to Climate Breakdown. The late great journalist Ross Gelbspan told us what went wrong - almost 20 years ago.

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 Kingdom Heirs, The Lore Family, The Steeldrivers, Sound Street and many more. This program is uploaded to SoundCloud, RSS.com, radio4all, Podbean and iTunes to mention a few.

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

This week on Backbeat you'll hear some blues classics, a professional baseball player leading a vocal group, Helen Humes telling her man in no uncertain terms who is the boss, an early Philly Sound track produced by Kenny Gamble and a soulful b-side from Fontella Bass.

We'll hear a set of musicians who've called Nigeria home: Tony Allen and Kaleta, who both played with Fela Kuti, plus Colonel Faat. We'll hear a sweet Soul Serenade from King Curtis, and chase down a Swamp Rat with Herbie Hancock.

We'll hear a set of musicians who've called Nigeria home: Tony Allen and Kaleta, who both played with Fela Kuti, plus Colonel Faat. We'll hear a sweet Soul Serenade from King Curtis, and chase down a Swamp Rat with Herbie Hancock.