Shara Esbenshade and Luke Wigren are both Stanford University Student Activists who were nice to have taken the time for an interview on KZSU right before finals week. Both discuss their activism on campus especially wanting more students to be active in how the university is run and if student fees fund any bad labor practices.

due to their complicitness in murdering of Colombian Indigenous
3 days ago a group from the SOCIAL AND CLIMATE JUSTICE CARAVAN visited the Canadian embassy in Brussels to seek protection for a man from Colombia who has received death treaths from Colombian Paramilitaries. The Canadian state is responsible for this due to upcoming free trade agreements as well as, along with the US, not signing the charter to protect indigenous around the world. Also Canadian mining business COSIGO RESOURCES are implicated in using these paramilitaries to obtain native lands.

Author:  Climate Caravan Radio E-mail: 

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Address:  COP15

3 days ago a group from the SOCIAL AND CLIMATE JUSTICE CARAVAN visited the Canadian embassy in Brussels to seek protection for a man from Colombia who has received death treaths from Colombian Paramilitaries. The Canadian state is responsible for this due to upcoming free trade agreements as well as, along with the US, not signing the charter to protect indigenous around the world.

Link: 

http://climatecaravan.wordpress.com/2009/12/09/colombian-paramilitaries-...

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Reports from the third day of COP 15, featuring analysis and interviews with Nimmo Bassey, Naomi Klein etc.

In the wake of Obama's surge in long occupied Afghanistan, Empire Watch speaks with NH Peace Action member Thomas Lee, Ph.D, recently retired after thirty-five years as a biology professor at Saint Anselm College in Manchester, NH. He is a longtime social activist and a member of New Hampshire Peace Action. He served on Dennis Kucinich’s campaign staff. He is a frequent contributor to Encyclopedia Americana and is the author of five books, including several on genetic engineering. His most recent book is Battlebabble: Selling War in America. In Battlebabble Lee shares his conviction that war is not the final solution to international conflicts, but a totally unacceptable alternative, ravaging its perpetrators as well as its intended victims.

Jean Ma is an Assistant Professor of Film Studies in Stanford University's Art and Art History Department. She specializes in Chinese Cinema, historiography and media, and gender and sexuality. She brought an amazing collection of music in "praise of the chanteuse" inspired by a project she's starting on the work of Hong Kong Music and Film star, Grace Chang.

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This is the audio recording of a talk and discussion on struggle in Iran hosted by Miami Autonomy and Solidarity.

The December 10, 2009 0200UTC edition of The Happy Station Show that was LIVE on 9955khz directed to South/Latin America and the Caribbean.

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This is the last of the three shows that failed to upload.

This is the second show that failed to upload.

This is one of the three shows that failed to upload late last year after A-Infos came back on the 'net. Hopefully this will work.

The concert calendar for your ears.