M3u de audios de la otra campaña en queretaro. en vos del sub marcos en el dia internacional de la mujer

Comunicado de la coordinadora anarko feminista en voz del subcomandante marcos - 8 de marzo dia internacional de la mujer, acto publico de la otra campaña en la Universidad Autonoma de Queretaro

Brandon Gatson, Detroit writer and educator, discusses his experience with the Prison Creative Arts Project (PCAP), during his time in prison and since release. Buzz Alexander, founder of PCAP, discusses the project, as well as the prison boom of the last 30 years. Originally for BlackBox Radio. Free to rebroadcast.

After Christian Peacemaker Tom Fox was found killed in Iraq this weekend, I interviewed Peggy Gish in Baghdad.

(35 min. interview) - 31.8 MB

On Monday, March 13, residents of Washington DC held a rally in front of City Hall to demand that the Council pass a bill to build the National Capitol Medical Center (NCMC) on the site of now-closed DC General Hospital

Closing that hospital was one of the Mayor's biggest mistakes ever, and even he seems to realize it! His city administrator Robert Bobb actually spoke at the rally along with many councilmembers.

This is a rare opportunity to undo one of the Mayor's bad decisions! Most councilmembers and the mayor are for the hospital, so why was the rally necessary?

headphones!

Content management; teh tech of mammon; 'tech'; a proposal: control-freakin!

35:08

Hotline to protect day laborers

''When contractors pay less than agreed-upon wages, or do not pay at all, they violate labor laws and subject honest contractors to unfair competition,'' said Santa Cruz Police Chief Howard Skerry, whose department joined forces with a Latino community service agency to set up the hotline.

Angela Davis in San Diego care of Radica Radio with Wax Audio in the mix. Angela talks a little about Harry Belefonte and his contributions to Martin Luther King and Family. Plus much more.

Mindwalk 33: Military Industrial Complex

audio from protest at Gridiron Club, March 11, 2006, Washington, DC...about a minute of a typical conversation between protesters and a police officer

Refer to http://dc.indymedia.org/newswire/display/132964/index.php for context of this brief report.

Here is a bit more audio. Genevieve and I never left our spot on the same side of the street as the Hilton.