From the Trenches 3-27-06 32kpbs mono

Part 1: Intro and sound montage of antiwar demonstration on March 18th in Chicago. 5:14min 1.2mb

Part 2: Joan Mellen's speech part one. Joan Mellen, author of A Farewell to Justice and creative writing professor at Temple University in Philadelphia speaks at the New York City Society for Ethical Culture in January 2006. 22:47min 5.2mb

Part 3: Conclusion of Joan Mellen's speech. 22:06min, 5mb

Professor Noam Chomsky addressing the issue of human rights abuses in the context of the war on terror.

From the Trenches 3-27-06, broadcast quality, 64kbps, mono, 27.4mb, 59:36min plus 1:00mx fades. On this program, Joan Mellen, author of A Farewell to Justice: Jim Garrison, JFK's assassination and the case that should have changed history speaks at the NYC Society for Ethical Culture, sound montage of the M18 protest and Ivory Harris' report on the Black Star forum in south Chicago.

Zondag 19 maart was Christiaan Verweij te gast in de studio van Radio Wanklank.

We hadden een lang gesprek (32 minuten) over de situatie in Guatemala en Chiapas, waar hij net vandaan kwam.
Het interview is het beluisteren op
http://www.indymedia.nl/nl/2006/03/35048.shtml.

Meer over Grassrootprojects is te vinden op http://www.grassrootprojects.com

California Indigenous Artist Raymond Charles Lafferty. A mind numbing artist in all mediums, followed by Helen Thomas talking to Wolf Blitzer plus the question that frazzled Bush. Bush's response into a track from illegal-art.org by The Jam done some time ago for the Queen (I laughed alot while putting that one together.)

Mindwalk 35: Helen of Troy

Mindwalk coftains EXPLICIT CONTENT. licensed broadcasters should air during SAFE HARBOR.

TRT 29:30 Stereo 128/44 27meg mp3