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Sylvia Richardson speaks to Jorge Marti about global uprising for justice. Today world wide protests over George Floyd's murder by police continue to grow and expand, it is hard to even remember all of the other things that happened in May. A full month of pandemic. Another coup attempt in Venezuela...Jorge Marti, speaks to the ongoing aggression against Venezuela adding to the fail coup in 2019: Illegal economic coercive measures, military invasions under the guise of humanitarian aid launched from Colombia, a naval blockage, and stolen assets by USA and European Banks to the amount of 238 million Euros.

Welcome to Indigenous in Music! This week Larry welcomes back from Thunder Bay Ontario, Mr. Marc Nadjiwan. He is a singer, songwriter and entrepreneur, and has just released his newest album entitled “The Dog Lake Sessions.” Find out more and hear his music on the web at www.merilainemusic.com. Music from Nadjiwan, Indian City, Mike Paul, Bluedog, Patrick Therrien, The Spiritual Warriors, Locos Por Juana, Nortec Collective, Martha Redbone, Bomba Estereo, Esther Pennell, Richie Ledreagle, The Northstars, Lil Mike & Funnybone, XAXO, Irv Lyons Jr. Renzo, DJ Krayzkree, Mike Bern, Trent Agecoutay, John McLeod, Conrad Bigknife, Young Medicine, Alan Syliboy & the Thundermakers, Nehiyawak and much much more. Visit us on our music page at www.IndigenousinMusic.com and our homepage at www.indigenousinMusicandArts.org. We have underwriting and opportunities available. We are a non-profit, section 501(c) (3).

African, Latin & Caribbean music

African, Latin & Caribbean music

An eclectic collection of interviews and odd news designed to entertain

We'll hear Nina Simone's take on the Five Stairsteps classic, Ooh Child, check out King Curtis' cover of The Weight by the Band, and spin Jerry Lawson's interpretation of Paul Simon's Peace Like a River, plus we'll hear new music by The Devonns, bosq feat. Justo Valdez & Evan Laflamme, Mulatu Astatke & Black Jesus Experience, and Bande-Gamboa, and we'll kick off a set of music for Geminis with Nat Adderley's Soul Zodiac.

A fine audio collage by Chazk / Virtual Renderings, Created in 2013--and just as timely and important now as then. It's about the insanity and the dangers--and the demonstrable bad health effects--of biotech tinkering with the food we eat. Part 1 focuses on the problem of transplanting genes from one species to another and the multiple health hazards of Monsanto's glyphosate ("Roundup") herbicide. (Continued under "Credits.")

A fine audio collage by Chazk / Virtual Renderings, Created in 2013--and just as timely and important now as then. It's about the insanity and the dangers--and the demonstrable bad health effects--of biotech tinkering with the food we eat. Part 1 focuses on the problem of transplanting genes from one species to another and the multiple health hazards of Monsanto's glyphosate ("Roundup") herbicide. (Continued under "Credits.")

Wow, Joe and Anthony come back after 8 LONG stuck wholed up LONG weeks to put on a fun show! Tune in! Check Chiampa.Org for our schedule and more!

A free form musical trip through the world of library music, soundtracks, test cards, easy tempo jazz, classic pop, obscurities & shortwave transmissions

Heat beyond human tolerance has arrived in the Australian outback. From Alice Springs, physician specialist Dr. Simon Quilty with tales of wilting people, dying trees and a future gone walkabout. Hear this warning to a heating planet. And why dont we count heat deaths, the way we count Coronavirus deaths? That makes it time for hot summer listening - from my earlier interview with Dr. Camilo Mora: Twenty-Seven Ways a Heat Wave Can Kill You: Deadly Heat in the Era of Climate Change.

Heat beyond human tolerance has arrived in the Australian outback. From Alice Springs, physician specialist Dr. Simon Quilty with tales of wilting people, dying trees and a future gone walkabout. Hear this warning to a heating planet. And why dont we count heat deaths, the way we count Coronavirus deaths? That makes it time for hot summer listening - from my earlier interview with Dr. Camilo Mora: Twenty-Seven Ways a Heat Wave Can Kill You: Deadly Heat in the Era of Climate Change.

Heat beyond human tolerance has arrived in the Australian outback. From Alice Springs, physician specialist Dr. Simon Quilty with tales of wilting people, dying trees and a future gone walkabout. Hear this warning to a heating planet. And why dont we count heat deaths, the way we count Coronavirus deaths? That makes it time for hot summer listening - from my earlier interview with Dr. Camilo Mora: Twenty-Seven Ways a Heat Wave Can Kill You: Deadly Heat in the Era of Climate Change.

Journalist Robert Fisk has spent the past 40 years living in war zones, covering conflict in the Middle East. He's dedicated to to being on the ground and on the frontlines, and this dedication has landed him several scoops including face-to-face interviews with Osama Bin Laden. His sometimes controversial career is the focus of This Is Not A Movie, a new documentary by Canadian director Yung Chang. The film is playing at the Doc Edge Festival, which will be online only this year and runs between Friday 12 June and Sunday 5 July.

A Nobel Prize-winning economist says the disempowering reign of neoliberalism has exposed the US to the worst ravages of the Covid-19 pandemic. Other governments around the world are responding to the Covid-19 pandemic with massive stimulus packages aimed at keeping the wheels of the economy in motion.

Corona Virus Unmasks Capitalism with Dr. Gerald Horne, activist, Prof. of History and African-American studies at the University of Houston and one of the most prolific radical historians writing today From official disregard and denial to mismanaged responses, each day the COVID-19 crisis brings into ever sharpening clarity the hypocrisy and moral bankruptcy of the ruling class and our system of plantation capitalism. Claims of American exceptionalism and greatness are revealed to be a crumbling mask for the systemic rot that pervades. We asked Dr. Gerald Horne, activist, Prof. of History and African-American studies at the University of Houston and one of the most prolific radical historians writing today to talk about how the Corona Virus unmasks capitalism and to detail the enormous disparities experienced in every area of life by people of African descent, Brown people and Native Americans that is causing them to lose their health and their lives in overwhelming numbers during this pandemic.

The interview that Dublin City FM didn't want you to hear
This interview by Dublin City FM discussing matters of freedom on health vaccines and the lockdown was about to be aired at the end of April but twas then pulled at the last minute and Health Freedom Ireland have made it available.

Vladivostok, Russia, at the very eastern end of Siberia, is a city of about 800,000 people. It is the same distance north of the equator as is central Oregon and Rome, Italy. It’s close to the border of China and North Korea. This city was closed to everyone, including Russians, until the early 1990s. Halle Brady and Mike Brady, formerly of Potter Valley, California, spent two years teaching in Vladivostok and, in this program, we shared their experiences there. Mike Brady recommends “Lenin’s Tomb,” by David Remnick. Halle Brady recommends “Gates of November,” by Chiam Potok. Originally Broadcast: July 3, 1998