This week on Sea Change Radio, we speak with atmospheric scientist and Columbia University professor, Adam Sobel, about the havoc that is currently being unleashed on the scientific community by the Trump administration. We look at how these draconian measures could hamper the progress of mankind and learn more about an academic funding system that relies heavily on federal research grant money. Then we turn to the alarming arrest of recent Columbia grad Mahmoud Khalil – we discuss his plight and what it tells us about this administration’s open disdain for the U.S. Constitution.

Trump-Musk Attack on Social Security Could Shatter the Progam Serving the Nation’s Most Vulnerable; Public Citizen Pushing Back Against Trump Regime’s Onslaught of Lawlessness; Trump Suppression of Free Speech an Unconstitutional Pretext to Deport Palestinian Student Activist.

An fun album about odd jobs this week, including the garbage collector in Beverly Hills, we'll get you in the mood for moog...and the worst catbox cover song we've played? let your ears decide..if you think that's a good thing.

Mahmoud Khalil speaks (2024). FREE MAHMOUD KHALIL RIGHT NOW! An interview with Raymond Lotta. Coco Das on Refuse Fascism's "A Call to Conscience... A Call to Act." Bob Avakian on Communism (Excerpt from The Bob Avakian Interviews, 2025, Part 2). Andy Zee & Annie Day reflect on the interviews with Bob Avakian and challenge viewers to engage them. From speeches at International Women's Day rallies across the U.S.

The overwhelming response from those who heard this program was disbelief - how can an analysis of Fascism made in 1995 be so relevant for 2025! This talk was recorded before a standing room audience of 1,200 in Berkeley, CA, on September 23, 1995. Fascism, as Mussolini allegedly said, should be more properly called corporatism, since it is the merger of state and corporate power." And history, as told by Michael Parenti, shows that in all fascist societies, be it Italy, Germany, Japan, Spain, and into the present, corporate power increased. When the power of capital is untrammeled, Parenti says, all of us are at risk. The environment, the sacred forests, the creatures of the sea. The real burden to society are not the poor but the corporate rich we can no longer afford them. Parenti reminds us that US corporations such as Dupont, Ford, GM, ITT, had factories in fascist Germany and after the war collected money from the US tax payers for damages incurred in Allied bombing raids. Parenti grew up in a working class Italian part of New York City and earned a PhD in political science from Yale. He consciously gave up the opportunity for an academic career when he publicly opposed the war on Vietnam, was arrested and lost his position. Parenti decided to become an independent author, lecturer and activist and has taught in the US and abroad. DATE: 9/23/1995

Honest deal with Russia is key to peace in Ukraine. Mr. Ford goes to Washington, proving Canada is not united.

Israeli Conscientious Objectors call on Canadians to oppose Israeli war crimes, support national and human rights of Palestinians.

Joe and Anthony finally got it, after 309 episodes? We'll see!! Tune in live every other Monday night or so for a live episode over http://www.chiampa.org

Transgender philosopher Talia Mae Bettcher fights oppression; the U.S. Navy throws trans sailors and Marines overboard, Montana trans lawmaker Zooey Zephyr hastens the defeat of a state drag ban bill, Colorado’s conversion therapy ban goes to the U.S. Supreme Court, anti-trans politicking is an Aussie turn-off, and Delaware Congressmember Sarah McBride and a fellow Democrat defy an offensive Republican committee chairperson. Those stories and more this week when you choose “This Way Out”. [Beyond Personhood: An Essay in Trans Philosophy; https://www.calstatela.edu/faculty/talia-mae-bettcher-professor]

Strap in, history buffs—it’s time to talk about JamesMadison, the quiet mastermind who basically built American democracy and then got dragged into one of the sloppiest wars in U.S. history (looking at you, War of 1812). This founding father may not have been the tallest (seriously, he was tiny), but he had one of the biggest brains in early America. In this episode, we break down Madison’s intellectual flexes, presidential fails, and complicated legacy—including his elite Princeton education, his messy rivalry with Hamilton, and his very awkward stance on slavery. Oh, and Dolly Madison? Total first lady legend. What You’ll Learn: How Madison shaped the Constitution and the Bill of Rights like a pro His hypocritical views on slavery (he knew it was bad but still owned people—yikes) The War of 1812 disaster—British invasions, burned-down White House, the whole mess Dolly Madison being the real MVP (ice cream queen, party icon, national hero) Why Madison spent his retirement broke and stressed despite shaping the country Madison vs. Hamilton, aka the original intellectual smackdown This isn’t your boring history lecture—this is Founding Father drama, early American chaos, and presidential glow-ups. Hit play and get the real story behind the brainiest, most underrated president in U.S. history.

African, Latin & Caribbean music

A brand new program featuring all Bluegrass Gospel music with Host Danny Hensley. Roots of My Heritage celebrates the music I grew up with and still enjoy to this day. A one hour program that is broadcast live and recorded for distribution for radio stations across the globe through iTunes, RSS.com, Radio4all, Podbean and of course SoundCloud. This episode features music from Eli Nelson & Kings Highway, The Marksmen Quartet, Travis Alltop, Big Country Bluegrass, Strings Of Victory and more. Broadcast locally in Powell, Tennessee on 91.7 FM Community Radio and streaming world wide on www.sbbradio.org

CUPE 1281 explains the needs of their members & how students may be affected if a strike becomes necessary.

Guest co-host Vlad Cuiujuclu presents music of Ukraine; Vlad and I did an all-Ukrainian program back in August 2014 when Russia sent its first troops, tanks and artillery to the Donbas; needless to say, a few things have changed since then, so Vlad and I thought now would be a good time to revisit the subject

1. World Renown (Pete Rock mix) - Slick Rick 2. Description of a Fool - A Tribe Called Quest 3. I'm Hittin' Hard - Kool Moe Dee 4. Life and Death - Prophet & Frank John James 5. Times Ain't Fair - Souls Of Mischief ft. Snipe 6. After School - Large Professor 7. Magnum Opus - Top Quality 8. Point O Viewz (inSTEMental) - Buckwild 9. Searchin' - Pete Rock & CL Smooth ft. Vinia Mojica 10. Doin' Time in the Cypha - Mad Skillz 11. Music, Money and Women - Barbershop Emcees (Chocolate Tye, SK, Napalm, Phil Da Agony, DJ Desue) 12. Who's The Trifest? - DJ Honda ft. The Beatnuts 13. Home Sweet Home (instrumental) - Baby Paul of the Beatminerz 14. Dedicated - Funkdoobiest 15. Unbeautiful - Oh No & Roy Ayers 16. On The Road - KLIM Beats 17. Land of the Kings (instrumental) - Funky DL

"Through an Indigenous Lens: Film making with Aku RoDriguez" Welcome to Indigenous in the News, on today's show were excited to welcome Mr. Aku RoDriguez a visionary filmmaker, entrepreneur, and storyteller of Mescalero Apache and Zapotec heritage. As the founder of MRoD Drones and a talented cinematographer, producer, and editor, Aku has dedicated his career to capturing powerful Indigenous stories from the sky, land, and sea. His films, including Not One Human is Illegal and Shattering Sacred Ground, shed light on critical issues facing Native communities while celebrating our resilience and culture. Today, well talk about his journey in filmmaking, his latest projects, and the impact of Indigenous representation in media. You can visit him at www.sobeitfilms.com and contact him directly at sobiitfilms@gmail.com BIOGRAPHY Their Last Ride (Official Trailer) Lipan Apache Cemetery in Presidio TX National Multicultural Western Heritage Museum Buffalo Soldiers of West Texas Dances with Sacred Ground (Official Trailer) Being of Native American and Zapotec heritage RoDriguez was taught and inspired by the traditions of his culture. While in film school at T.C.C. North East College, he started his career working as a production assistant and line-producer for commercials and independent film companies, where he learned the intricacies of feature film production from some of the most skilled and talented technicians in the industry. It is also here where RoDriguez began working as a actor and Producer for commercials and independent films. He then went on to acting on indie film, The Prodigy. in 2005, Walker Texas Ranger TV series in 2006 and indie film Black Nile in 2006, where he was casted in indie film, The Blue Jay. 2007. Join us every week from Two Buffalo Studios in Bradenton, Florida, as we bring you the latest updates on issues that matter to us all, from the Shakers to the Makers across Indian Country. Hosted by Larry K. from the Ho-Chunk Nation and his co-host Gary Wilcox from the Powatan Nation. Interested in sponsorship opportunities? Reach out to me at larry@indigenousinmusic.com or visit www.indigenousinthenews.org for all the details. If you have a story and would like to share it, contact us.

We'll pay tribute to Roy Ayers, Let it Shine with Al Green, and travel to Party Land with The Blackbyrds.

We'll pay tribute to Roy Ayers, Let it Shine with Al Green, and travel to Party Land with The Blackbyrds.