By Anonymous (not verified) , 8 July, 2008
Author
Radio Ecoshock

4 out of the past 5 extinctions were likely NOT caused by asteroids hitting the Earth. They were rapid climate change events. In this one hour lecture, Dr. Andrew Glikson of ANU Australia explains our real past. And why we are hurtling toward a cliff of mass extinction as we pollute a fragile atmosphere. The Radio Ecoshock Show 080704 with Alex Smith. OK for rebroadcast by non-profit radio. Get all our programs at http://www.ecoshock.org/eshock08.html

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By Anonymous (not verified) , 7 July, 2008
Author
London Sound Posse

This is an exclusive podcast produced by London Sound Posse and recorded at the premiere of the new Documentary "The Elephant in The Room" by Dean Puckett.
Featuring reactions to the new film and an interview with the director.

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Six and a half years after the tragedy of 9/11 the psychological impact of this catastrophic event has had reverberations across the globe that still linger in modern society's mind like a bad dream.

By Anonymous (not verified) , 6 July, 2008
Author
ted - 3 - dots

I'm posting this tune ,

for people on the west-coast of Canada...!

------- We are trying to orginize

on a National bases ,

to fight -Poverty ... !

----------- listen to this tune -----------

somebody , raised this issue ... ?????

and this tune will help us all , to think about it ...

---- activism seem's to be die-ing

perhaps ,,,

this tune will

should help us to LOOK BACK ,
so we can see THE FUTURE ...?

((( we can put wheel's on it , and we can move forward )))

By Anonymous (not verified) , 4 July, 2008
Author
Paul Riismandel

This week it’s a big news wrap up with stories on some promised concessions from XM and Sirius in exchange for FCC approval of their planned merger, how AT&T and Verizon are asking the FCC to act on Net Neutrality and Comcast’s BitTorrent blocking, and some questionable police action against a Georgia pirate.