This week, on the Global Research News Hour, with politicians everywhere calling for increased spending on the military and we now standing at the cusp of an even larger Middle East war about to break out soon we are trying to assess where we may be headed. In our first half hour, we have a talk with Ken Stone of the Hamilton Coalition to Stop the War about his group’s appeals for peace during the federal election. Then in our second half hour, Larry Johnson, former CIA officer and intelligence analyst, offers his thoughts about the tensions between the US and Iran finally exploding into a major military attack in the not too distant future.

Today it is the Congo, but Paul Kagame's forces began their crime wave when they invaded Rwanda in October 1990.

A weekly 30 minute review of international news and opinion, recorded from a shortwave radio and the internet. With times, frequencies, and websites for listening at home. 3 files- Highest quality broadcast, regular broadcast, and slow-modem streaming. Japan, France 24, Germany, and Cuba.

Now more than ever, governments must support Canadian authors, publishers, and bookstores. We are what we read.

Liberating great Celtic music from around the world to the streams and the airwaves. There's Firkin from Hungary, Gangar from Norway, Canadian duets from Cassie & Maggie and Jane & Kyle, plus new Irish vocal quintet, Landless. Check out the giant playlist. Here, let me hold it up for the press, except the fake news. No one's ever seen anything like it, Celt In A Twist.

Promoting diversity, because that's what Canada does. This hour, the South Asian Invasion continues en masse with the ultimate dhol-driven party band, Red Baraat, Zamrock from the folks who invented it, new WITCH, Finnish nu-folk from Vimma and the Adult Alternative Album award winner at the Junos, Innuktitut from Elisapie. Tap in to World Beat Canada.

Nora Barrows-Friedman brings us a recap of Palestinian news from March 27th to April 3rd, 2025.

Confronting the Reality of Trump's Vile White Supremacist Agenda; Trump Targets International Students for Deportation, 1st Step to Repress Free Speech for All; Trump Attack on Immigrants and Aid Groups Felt at Local Agencies Across the US.

Our exploration into the world of AI takes a turn towards tributes as the show salutes some hard working human jobs with AI made songs about some of the unsung human heroes we deal with every day. Isn't that Ironic?

Our guest is civil rights attorney Portia Allen-Kyle – the managing director of the nation’s largest online racial justice organization, Color of Change. As a national online force driven by 7 million members, they move decision-makers in corporations and government to create a more human and less hostile world for Black people in America. In the first half of the show, we talk about the Color of Change, some of the problems created by the current political administration, and the implications of the dismantling of the Department of Education. In the second half of the show, we discuss the plight of civil rights organizations under Trump, as well as what individuals can do to support (or boycott) initiatives they feel align with their interests as citizens.

Fascist attacks, from the US to the West Bank. Bob Avakian on the need for UNITY for collective action and self-sacrificing struggle to DEFEAT this fascism. Andy Zee, the protests on April 5, and the work of Refuse Fascism. From the Bob Avakian Interviews, 2025: What is happening, how fascism can be defeated and a whole different and better future be won. Annie Day with a closer look at the massive escalation of genocide in Gaza, and the lynch mob terror in the West Bank of Palestine.

Marandi was interviewed by Nima on the podcast channel Dialogue Works. They spoke on Monday, March 24, 2025. The bombing of Yemen, that the U.S. Trump administration had launched, was continuing as they spoke. Analysts describe it as one of the largest bombing attacks on Yemen in years. There also have been ongoing demonstrations in the streets of Istanbul, Turkey. Hundreds of thousands of pro-democracy demonstrators show support for the city's jailed mayor. He is seen as the main rival of President Erdogan in the upcoming elections. Nima’s guest, Mohammad Marandi, is an Iranian-American academic and political analyst. He is currently a professor of English Literature and Orientalism at the University of Teheran. Marandi has appeared as a political and social commentator on international news networks such as Channel 4, Sky News, PBS, ABC, BBC and Al Jazeera. And he is an adviser to the Iranian nuclear negotiations team in Vienna. Nima is Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering at the Federal University of Itajubá in Brazil. My thanks to Dialogue Works where the full 64 minute long conversation is posted under the title: Mohammad Marandi: Yemen's Hypersonic Strike on Tel Aviv. DATE: 3/24/2025

We've got Roosevelt Sykes who was Living In A Different World in 1946. Sure was. We'll hear what is likely the first version of Mexican Hat Rock that was only issued in Canada, by an American band; we've got a calypso band from Africa, some close harmony country singing and the irresistible blues-boogie piano stylings of Kenny "Blues Boss" Wayne, who began his career in LA in the 1960s and is still hard at it today in Canada.

This episode of Today's Bluegrass has all new music. The show can be heard on Southern Branch Bluegrass & Gospel Music Radio five times each week. Monday at 9 AM, Tuesday at 12 AM, Thursday and Friday at 11 PM and Saturday at 3 AM - all times Eastern. Southern Branch Bluegrass & Gospel Music Radio can be tuned in locally at 91.7 FM Community Radio and streaming world wide at www.sbbradio.org We are WSBB - Digital Broadcasting Radio.

In this special Canadian edition of Informal Economics, Kyle and JoelMC team up with economist Eric Mason to break down the economic forces shaping Canada’s markets. They explore tariffs, Canada’s declining GDP per capita, and whether the weak Canadian dollar is a strategic move or a warning sign. The conversation also dives into Canada’s struggling energy sector, business investment challenges, and the government policies influencing trade and taxation. Plus, they unravel currency exchange quirks, the cost-of-living crisis, and how a simple hoodie purchase exposed cross-border trade issues. With sharp economic insights, real-world examples, and plenty of laughs, this episode is essential listening for traders, investors, and anyone navigating North American markets.

In this special remix edition of The Band of Traders, Kyle, Bear Goes Long, and Fleri bring back the classic 2 Bulls format, blending deep trading insights with humor, unfiltered conversation, and the latest market news. They break down the psychology of taking trades, managing ego, and why some days in the market just don’t go as planned. Fleri shares a painful trading lesson where a perfect trade setup turned into one of his biggest losses of the year. Bear reflects on battling impulse trading despite having strong risk controls, while Kyle talks about the challenge of resisting low-quality setups. The crew also dives into meme coins, market cycles, and the Wild West of crypto. With market breakdowns, hilarious side bets, and hard-earned wisdom, this episode is a must-listen for traders looking to sharpen their edge—and laugh along the way.

In this episode of The Band of Traders, Kyle, Bear Goes Long, and special guest Eric Mason (CFO) dive into the economics of tariffs, trade deficits, and the real impact of protectionist policies. Eric, an economist with a sharp wit, breaks down why tariffs rarely work as intended and how trade imbalances are often misunderstood. The trio also explores the unintended consequences of economic policies, from price distortions to supply chain shifts. Beyond the markets, the conversation takes some unexpected and hilarious detours—including lucid dreaming, getting diagnosed with type 1 Diabetes, and the surprising history of TGI Fridays. With a mix of deep economic insight and offbeat humor, this episode is both an informative and entertaining ride.

In this new installment of The Humanity of Trading, Kyle and Cleo sit down with Fleri to explore the intersection of trading, self-awareness, and personal growth. Fleri shares the origins of his moniker, his experiences organizing relief efforts and giving back to the community, and how those acts of service have shaped his perspective on trading and life. The conversation dives deep into trading psychology, discipline, and the importance of knowing your own tendencies. Fleri opens up about the emotional challenges of trading, the dangers of scaling up too fast, and how to develop a structured approach that balances ambition with sustainability. From hard-earned wisdom to practical strategies, this episode is a must-listen for traders navigating the mental and emotional hurdles of the game.