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A "personal essay" in the tradition of Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance. It's about motorcycle design, the rebirth of the "Indian" brand, and the quiet, subtle virtues of a Harley-Davidson. It's about how New England place-names begin to make sense after you've lived here 20 to 30 years. It's about the phony food and the phony architecture of corporate franchises. And it's about searching for the authentic on a motorcycle--and sometimes finding it when you get far enough out of town.

A "personal essay" in the tradition of Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance. It's about motorcycle design, the rebirth of the "Indian" brand, and the quiet, subtle virtues of a Harley-Davidson. It's about how New England place-names begin to make sense after you've lived here 20 to 30 years. It's about the phony food and the phony architecture of corporate franchises. And it's about searching for the authentic on a motorcycle--and sometimes finding it when you get far enough out of town.

Lo-fi high weirdness homage to B Movies, obscure music, Mystery Science Theater 3000 and the Hal Warren cult film Manos Hands of Fate

Broadcast on The Global Voice at 22:30 UTC on Thursdays https://thegloblavoice.info

We'll celebrate freedom with The Voices of East Harlem, hear a rehearsal take of Miles Davis' "In A Silent Way," and tip our hats to birthday Librans with Cannonball Adderly.

We'll celebrate freedom with The Voices of East Harlem, hear a rehearsal take of Miles Davis' "In A Silent Way," and tip our hats to birthday Librans with Cannonball Adderly.

Interview with Northern California ACLU technology and civil rights attorney Matt Cagle about facial recognition technology. Cagle will be a panelist at a public forum sponsored by the Santa Cruz Chapter of the ACLU on Friday, October 25 at 7:00 PM at the Santa Cruz Resource Center for Nonviolence. Additional panelists will be Santa Cruz City Councilmember Justin Cummings, Lee Hepner, aide to San Francisco Supervisor Aaron Peskin and Tracy Rosenberg, Executive Director of Media Alliance.

Analyzing Bernie Sanders’ Workplace Democracy Plan with Shaun Richman is an In These Times contributing writer and the Program Director of the Harry Van Arsdale Jr. Center for Labor Studies at SUNY Empire State College. Senator Bernie Sanders has announced his Workplace Democracy Plan to build worker power on the job by protecting unionizing and strikes by workers. In many ways it goes back to the intent of New Deal Legislation which have been seriously weakened over the years by right wing legislation and court decisions. But it also builds on them calling for new private and public sector workers rights and forms of union representation that transcend the National Labor Relations Board framework of enterprise based contract bargaining. As a labor movement now is the time to demand more. Much more! So let’s analyze Senator Sanders proposals and his ideas to give private and public sector workers a fair shake.

Analyzing Bernie Sanders’ Workplace Democracy Plan with Shaun Richman is an In These Times contributing writer and the Program Director of the Harry Van Arsdale Jr. Center for Labor Studies at SUNY Empire State College. Senator Bernie Sanders has announced his Workplace Democracy Plan to build worker power on the job by protecting unionizing and strikes by workers. In many ways it goes back to the intent of New Deal Legislation which have been seriously weakened over the years by right wing legislation and court decisions. But it also builds on them calling for new private and public sector workers rights and forms of union representation that transcend the National Labor Relations Board framework of enterprise based contract bargaining. As a labor movement now is the time to demand more. Much more! So let’s analyze Senator Sanders proposals and his ideas to give private and public sector workers a fair shake.

Prohibitive Cost - Dangerous Waste - Contractors EDF Collapsing - Pop Up Brothels Blighting Bridgwater - Fukushima Factor https://politicsthisweek.wordpress.com/2019/10/17/bcfms-weekly-brexit-countdown-politics-show-presented-by-tony-gosling-2/ Retired biology and physics teacher Alan Jeffrey from the Stop Hinkley campaign gives us his take on whether or not Britain's first nuclear power station planned for over 25 years will ever get built www.stophinkley.org thisweek.org.uk - BCfm 93.2 - 18Oct19

https://politicsthisweek.wordpress.com/2019/10/17/bcfms-weekly-brexit-countdown-politics-show-presented-by-tony-gosling-2/

https://politicsthisweek.wordpress.com/2019/10/17/bcfms-weekly-brexit-countdown-politics-show-presented-by-tony-gosling-2/

With the Canadian federal election just days away, the Global Research News Hour tackles critical issues, particularly foreign policy, not being addressed by the major political parties or the media. In the first half hour, we convene a discussion with Canadian foreign policy critic and author Yves Engler and with anti-war activist Ken Stone about the myths and realities surrounding Canadian involvement in the Middle East and militarism more generally and what distinctions if any exist among the different political parties in these areas. In the second half hour, journalist and writer Arnold August discusses Canada's 'policy shift' toward Venezuela and Cuba and why he sees Trudeau's 'slavish' attitude toward the U.S. as unprecedented in modern times. Finally, award- winning freelance writer and researcher Joyce Nelson talks about the Canada Infrastructure Bank and how this little discussed Crown Corporation threatens to oversee the privatization of water and wastewater services across the country.

label // radio // sunriseoceanbender.com // Sunrise Ocean Bender sets sail Thursdays, 9-11 pm EST, on WRIR 97.3 (wrir.org) to find something for your ears, and something for your head … psych rock and pop, prog, kosmische, space rock … detours … There might be a map, but the destination is up for grabs.

We start off this weeks archive radio show by reviewing a couple of new ‘Truth Police’ entities — both government and private — that may well be censoring your access to information — especially information critical of government or corporate policy. For the second half of the show we reveal the real reasons for ’terrorism’ and we pull the pants off corporate tax dodgers. Scary Thunderbolts this week kids. Listen at your own risk.

We start off this weeks archive radio show by reviewing a couple of new ‘Truth Police’ entities — both government and private — that may well be censoring your access to information — especially information critical of government or corporate policy. For the second half of the show we reveal the real reasons for ’terrorism’ and we pull the pants off corporate tax dodgers. Scary Thunderbolts this week kids. Listen at your own risk.

We start off this weeks archive radio show by reviewing a couple of new ‘Truth Police’ entities — both government and private — that may well be censoring your access to information — especially information critical of government or corporate policy. For the second half of the show we reveal the real reasons for ’terrorism’ and we pull the pants off corporate tax dodgers. Scary Thunderbolts this week kids. Listen at your own risk.