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Conversations in Black Freedom Studies: The Struggle for Voting Rights & the Poor Peoples Campaign with Rev. William Barber, a passionate preacher, anti-poverty activist, and civil rights leader. Barber has emerged as perhaps the most important figure in progressive U.S. Christianity. Prof. Cornel West, in a blurb for Barber's book The Third Reconstruction, said he was "the closest person we have to Martin Luther King, Jr. in our midst." In 1968 Martin Luther and Coretta Scott King championed the Poor Peoples Campaign to unite people of all backgrounds against oppressive government policies. Today, Rev. William Barber is leading a modern resurgence of the effort, challenging racism, voter suppression, poverty, militarism, and environmental devastation issues that continue to be at stake in the 2018 midterm elections

Conversations in Black Freedom Studies: The Struggle for Voting Rights & the Poor Peoples Campaign with Rev. William Barber, a passionate preacher, anti-poverty activist, and civil rights leader. Barber has emerged as perhaps the most important figure in progressive U.S. Christianity. Prof. Cornel West, in a blurb for Barber's book The Third Reconstruction, said he was "the closest person we have to Martin Luther King, Jr. in our midst." In 1968 Martin Luther and Coretta Scott King championed the Poor Peoples Campaign to unite people of all backgrounds against oppressive government policies. Today, Rev. William Barber is leading a modern resurgence of the effort, challenging racism, voter suppression, poverty, militarism, and environmental devastation issues that continue to be at stake in the 2018 midterm elections

Celt In A Twist takes Flight with the new album from Afro Celt Sound System! PLUS Acid Croft from Shooglenifty & Celtpunk from Lexington Field.

Split for a time but back whole and in control! LISTEN to our debut of Afro Celt Sound System's Flight' + Hand Crafted, new from Myles Bigelow.

Spoken word from Twit Wit Radio, Rising Up with Sonali, Democracy Now and Donald Drumpf Theatre. Music by Stephen Marley, Penttonix, Los Super Seven, Funkadesi, James Brown, Tak Shindo and Sweet Honey in the Rock.

This week's Global Research News Hour continues its coverage of the foreign imposed Venezuelan crisis. We first hear from Mike Prysner, an organizer and activist and co-producer of Telesur's the Empire Files. He debunks much of the mainstream media narrative about the Venezuelan government's democratic failures and human rights abuses. We then hear from Barry Weisleder, an organizer in Toronto, about the challenges faced by solidarity activists in Canada to facilitate an authentic dialogue about the Venezuelan situation, including a failed effort to bring Venezuelan Minister Carlos Ron Martinez to Canada. Finally, we hear an excerpt of a skype talk by the Minister in front of a Winnipeg audience on October 19th.

Segment One Sodfa by Ramzi Aburedwan CD: The Rough Guide to World Music (World Music Network) Glory to the Sound by The Skatalites CD: Putumayo Presents Ska Around the World (Putumayo World Music) Nog är Världen Trötter/Långdans by Vesselil CD: Vesselil (Go Danish Folk Music) Pani Da Rang by Ayushmann Khurrana CD: Putumayo Presents Indian Groove (Putumayo World Music) Segment Two Las Perlas de Tu Boca by Xiomara CD: One World One Music (Chesky) Blues Chasseur by Harouna Samake CD: Kamale Blues (One World) T'ho Volute Ben (Non Dimenticar) by Flo Sandon's CD: Putumayo Presents Vintage Italia (Putumayo World Music) Aynocheh by Minyeshu CD: Daa Dee (ARC) Segment Three Hombres de Fuego by Javier Limon CD: Promesas de Tierra (Casa Limon America) Ranjha by Rocqawali CD: Sufi Spirit (Riverboat) Lonlon Vanvan by Afia Mala and Orqesta Aragon CD: Putumayo Presents African Rumba (Putumayo World Music)

Keynote talk by Dr. MaryLouise Patterson on the correspondence between playwrite, poet, author and racial justice activist Langston Hughes and her parents which she co-edited with Evelyn Louise Crawford whose parents were also part of the close circle of friends. Dr. Patterson earned her medical degree at Patrice Lumumba Friendship University in Moscow and a Masters of Public Health at the University of California - Berkley. She works to get medical care in under served schools, and she is part of many civil rights, social justice, and peace movements. Her parents close friendship with Langston Hughes is chronicled through the letters in the book which she co-edited with her childhood friend Evelyn Louise Crawford. They under took the project to make the correspondence available after discovering that, not only were letters from Langston Hughes to their parents among their parents things, but that the Hughes archive, housed at the Beinecke Library, Yale University, also contained their parents correspondence with him. Letters about their daily lives, his cultural work and the struggle to live without fear in racist times she can link directly to the repression and politics of today. She speaks to the relevance of past thoughts, shared among friends, on race, culture and politics and to their on going relevance to the struggle for racial justice today.

4thWorldRadyo host @TheAngryindian and producer Lupe Morales return to the air (in a new studio) to address the admittedly White Racialist, European-settler social reality of the Trump administration and its conspicuous push to institute a corporate controlled White Nationalist nation-state within an ethnically-diverse United States of America. Discussion looks at European-American and Leftist acquiescence in the political world and the popular confusions surrounding the directions of Indigenous and African liberation movements in the 21st century. EXTRAS: The usual collage of pro-people, anti-violence political PSAs; forgotten archived news reports; more Sounds of Resistance and a special interview with an undercover agent active with the progressive Afro-American community during the COINTELPRO era. All this and much more on, 4WR. The official Internet radio broadcast of the Aboriginal Press News Service

4thWorldRadyo host @TheAngryindian and producer Lupe Morales return to the air (in a new studio) to address the admittedly White Racialist, European-settler social reality of the Trump administration and its conspicuous push to institute a corporate controlled White Nationalist nation-state within an ethnically-diverse United States of America. Discussion looks at European-American and Leftist acquiescence in the political world and the popular confusions surrounding the directions of Indigenous and African liberation movements in the 21st century. EXTRAS: The usual collage of pro-people, anti-violence political PSAs; forgotten archived news reports; more Sounds of Resistance and a special interview with an undercover agent active with the progressive Afro-American community during the COINTELPRO era. All this and much more on, 4WR. The official Internet radio broadcast of the Aboriginal Press News Service

Label / Radio / sunriseoceanbender.com / Sunrise Ocean Bender airs in the flesh Thursdays 9-11pm EST on WRIR 97.3 FM, Richmond, Virginia / wrir.org. Downloads are for rebroadcast on other non-profit radio stations.

A panel of socialist writers recently met at "A Different Booklist" and examined many ways in which Walter Rodney developed revolutionary ideas that have been acted upon by political movements in the Caribbean and Africa. He made a contribution of the same calibre as W.E.B. DuBois.

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. Radio Deutsche-Welle, Spanish National Radio, Radio Havana Cuba, and Sputnik Radio.