King Missle 3 America Kicks Ass!!

John S Hall "The madman who brought us such classics as "Sensitive Artist", "Wuss", "Jesus Was Way Cool" and "Detachable Penis" return. ...A pared-down King Missile III (John S. Hall, Sasha Forte and Bradford Reed) mixing up jams from outer space with unique lyrics and spoken word pieces…
John S. Hall channels the socio-political climate of the globe, mixing in his slanted wit, creating a brilliantly acrimonious masterwork.
KM3 is on:
http://importantrecords.com/

On this week's show: Economic conspiracies, a V-Day audio montage, and more local, national, and international news.

BlackBox Radio airs today at 6PM on WCBN-FM (88.3FM in Ann Arbor). BlackBox Radio is produced in the studios of WCBN and can be heard every Tuesday from 6:00-6:30PM. It is also be available for download from the MichiganIMC.

On this week's show: Economic conspiracies, a V-Day audio montage, and more local, national, and international news.

PoP dEFECT Radio Spotlight Edition featuring the music of The Fixtures a hard hitting witty Political hardcore trio from the 90s highly inspirational. It's non-candyass protest music, poignant without being preachy.

PoP dEFECT Radio Spotlight: The Fixtures
playlist info:

- Future Criminals of America - One crisis short of Kaos 1999 Know records(last known album)
- International Know
- Americagatethon
- Oklahoma City Alarm Clock
- Warning
- I Survive Today
- War for your Soul
- Monkeywrench
- Dividing Lines
- One quiet song

Goiana, Brasil Feb 22

Interview with media activist Brad Will, who was at Sonho Real when the the violent eviction occured.

Goiana, Brasil Feb 22

Interview with media activist Brad Will, who was at Sonho Real when the eviction occured. He discusses this urban movement. The violence and corruption of the current states response at Sonho Real. How the media continues to paint an embedded-style misinformation picture. And finally how the situation could turn around with international pressure.

Read Will's report this week, of the violent eviction:

This is a program about the devastating aspects of the FTA on the people of Peru and Latin American. 60mins (spanish/english)

Tierra Insurgente/Intifada Al-Ard Mission Statement

38:54minute Pt 2 A mountain in Northern Arizona sacred to 13 tribes.
A ski resort proposal to expand and make snow with wastewater.
When recreation and culture collide, who pays the price?
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46:15 minute PT 1The Snowbowl Effect explores the controversy surrounding the recently proposed ski resort expansion and snowmaking with wastewater on the San Francisco Peaks as Native American tribal officials and spiritual leaders, Forest Service officials, and concerned citizens discuss the issues: sacred lands protection, public health concerns associated with groundbreaking studies on wastewater, economic misconceptions, threats to the environment, global warming and a small community caught in the conflict.

Late Night With Mr. X & Just Julie PodCast (2-21-05)

Late Night with Mr. X for February 21, 2005 has been posted! Just Julie returns to Studio X1 for a whopping 54 minute (37 MB, be warned!) PodCast--and for once we have something funny to talk about! Hear the soon-to-be-legendary "curly hair on the salad" and "poop in the bathtub" stories from Mr. X and Just Julie. Hear 2 funny clips from "The Bitterest Pill" PodCast and Mr. X admitting he listens to Nicole from "The Useful Sounds" PodCast. There's even more ranting and raving than usual from The X-Man as usual...

From the occupied West Bank, activist, photographer and writer Matthew Cassel discusses the geography of Palestine, the economic occupation, home demolitions, the wall, settlements, prisoners and administrative detentions, the elections, the Sharm el-Sheikh summit and Israel's targeting of international activists. Audio Duration: 53 min 38 sec.

Peace groups in over 40 California coastal communities, staged a synchronized rally Saturday, along an 800 mile stretch of Highway 1, from the Oregon border, all the way to San Diego. Despite intermittent rains, and a moderate wind, fifteen Santa Cruz residents stood for two hours on the Brancifirte overpass; facing the north and south bound lanes of Highway1 traffic with their peace flags, and banners.