Here is the playlist from our June 29 Broadcast:

Francisca Porchas, an organizer with the L.A. Bus Riders' union, addresses a People's Movement Assembly hosted by the Right to the City Alliance at the 2010 United States Social Forum. She speaks on the connection between the USA's two top budget expenditures: the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, and the federal Surface Transportation Act. Length: [8:56]

Bus Riders' Union: http://www.thestrategycenter.org/project/bus-riders-union

Even as people around the world grieve - and protest - the oil soaked catastrophe in the Gulf, oil companies continue with business as usual.
We listen to voices from Hands across the Sands then turn to a little known - at least in the U.S. - region in Western Australia that has "been there, done that." As energy and minerals industries work with state government to open up the pristine wilderness area of the Kimberley, Australian environmentalist work to educate the world about what it may lose. And, they offer alternative visions for the region.

Fresh from the new site WeAreMany.org, we feature Paul Le Blanc speaking on the topic, “What does Socialism have to say about Democracy?” He gave this talk in Chicago, IL, last weekend at Socialism 2010.

Music:
Democracy – Albino!
Democracy Is… – Mad Professor
Demo Crazy – Femi Kuti (Earthrise Soundsystem Remix)
Demokracy – Abjeez feat. MC Talka
Demokrassy – CivilianSlave
The Best Democracy Money Can Buy – David Rovics
People’s Choice – Derrick Harriot
Democrazy – Kokolo

Here is the playlist for our June 24 Broadcast

Dear Radio Friend,
The latest Shortwave Report (June 25) is up at the website
http://www.outfarpress.com/outfarpress/shortwave.shtml in both broadcast quality (13.3MB) and quickdownload or streaming form (4.9MB) (28:59)

The FCC opened a new proceeding for public comment on restoring its authority to regulate broadband providers, but have been holding secret meetings with phone and cable companies to discuss a legislative compromise. And public interest and consumer groups filed a petition to deny the Comcast-NBC merger.

Filmmakers Michael Wilson and Natalie Zimmerman talk about their
film, Silhouette City, their book, Kingdom Come, and the origins and current state of the Christian Fascist movement.

Voices from protesters at the Oakland, California docks on Sunday June 20 demanding an end to Israel's siege of Gaza. Up to eight hundreds people in the early morning and more than 200 in the late afternoon blocked the gates to Berth 57 and prevented longshoremen from unloading a cargo ship belonging to the Israeli shipping line, Zim.

Suzanne Stone of Defenders of Wildlife as a judge in Missoula, Montana may, at any time, de-list wolves in the Greater Yellowstone and northern Rockies region.

Here is the playlist for our June 21 Broadcast