A Koori drag queen fights for her nation; the World Bank yanks funding from anti-queer Uganda, Iraq plans to force sexuality and gender language back into the closet, Malaysia outlaws rainbow Swatch watches, China darkens A-Mei’s “Rainbow”, a Texas judge orders “religious liberty” training by a hate group, and Prague, Oklahoma celebrates rural LGBTQ Pride. Those stories and more this week when you find "This Way Out": the world's audio oasis for queer news and culture.

A movement is afoot to recover traditional African food plants, preserve them, and disseminate the knowledge about how to grow and use them. Many have medicinal advantages as well as nutritional ones, and can be grown without any costly inputs. Anastacia Cheruiyot is a leader in this movement and a consultant in biodiversity conservation, climate-smart agriculture, and value-chain development for indigenous vegetables. She is based in Mombasa, Kenya. Links for more information: Bio of the speaker: http://consult.richana.co.ke/about Haller foundation: https://haller.org.uk/ African Women's Agribusiness Network: https://awanafrika.org/

Vanastree.org is a women-run seed saving collective and agroecology training location in the Malnad region of the Western Ghats in Southern India. They are dedicated to promoting forest garden biodiversity and small scale food systems through the conservation of traditional seeds and tubers. Vanastree means women of the forest and the agrarian communities in their area are part of an age-old way of life where the wilderness, spice orchards, paddies and homesteads are closely intertwined. The role of women farmers and gardeners is seen as integral to the social, cultural and ecological fabric of the unique Malnad region. The women promote small scale farming as vital to food security and positive social change.

Rezo Fanm Radyo Kominote Ayisyen (REFRAKA) is the Women's Community Radio Network of Haiti. Since the devastating earthquake that destroyed its headquarters, REFRAKA has recovered, again trains and empowers women broadcasters, and distributes broadcasts with music, news, and life-saving information through community radios across the country. Combating the cholera epidemic brought by foreign troops was a major concern. As of 2021-2023, REFRAKA is funded to work with 30 community stations across Haiti to raise awareness of violence against women and train radio hosts - especially women.

SIPS – On this episode we discuss wine from Rias Baixas, Accendo and DAOU. Lots of good wines and oops, one that had turned. It happens and did not affect Justin’s phonics class. This is a good and diverse wine flight to consider enjoying on your own.

(1.) Reunion - Slum Village ft. J Dilla (2.) Could It Be - Fever (3.) Start It All Over - DJ K.O. ft. Skyzoo, Median and Emilio Rojas (4.) Danger - Phat Kat ft. T3 (5.) Hell Naw! - Slum Village (6.) Marvelous - Baatin (7.) Never Fall - Buff 1 (8.) We on the Go!!! - Slum Village ft. Frank Knitt (9.) We Home - Busta Rhymes ft. Leaders of the New School (Dinco D & C Boogie Brown) (10.) 7 Pounds - GZA/Genius (11.) Say Something - Popular Demand ft. Nametag and Slim S.D.M. (12.) YINTAY - ....... pt. 2 (13.) Fire (remix) - Elzhi ft. Fatt Father, Danny Brown Guilty Simpson, Fat Ray (14.) Feelings Don't Feel - Everybody Good? ft. Mick Jenkins (15.) Switch - Torae (16.) The Ends & Outs - Stik Figa (17.) Fews & Trues - Everybody Good? (18.) Dada (instrumental) - Black and Brown instrumentals (19.) Graceland - D-Sisive (20.) Deadly Medley - Album of the Year ft. Royce Da 5'9 and Elzhi (21.) swimm (inSTEMental) - DiVE EP

This time on The Children's Hour we rock on with Esther Crow. She's an award winning Kindie rockstar, whose music is full of inspirational lyrics and jamming guitar licks. The kids find out what motivates her to be a children's musician. Esther Crow is our guest deejay on this episode which is sure to get listeners of all ages rocking and rolling. We also hear from Kids Crew member, Isaac Lacerda about his big adventure backpacking in the Gila Wilderness of the Southwestern United States. The Gila Wilderness was the first protected wilderness area in the world, thanks to Aldo Leopold. Get an introduction to the amazing, and venomous Gila Monster in a piece Isaac wrote to motivate us all to get outside! This episode was produced by Katie Stone, with many thanks to Esther Crow for guest deejaying and for being with us on the show today. 2023 The Children's Hour Inc.

This time on The Children's Hour we rock on with Esther Crow. She's an award winning Kindie rockstar, whose music is full of inspirational lyrics and jamming guitar licks. The kids find out what motivates her to be a children's musician. Esther Crow is our guest deejay on this episode which is sure to get listeners of all ages rocking and rolling. We also hear from Kids Crew member, Isaac Lacerda about his big adventure backpacking in the Gila Wilderness of the Southwestern United States. The Gila Wilderness was the first protected wilderness area in the world, thanks to Aldo Leopold. Get an introduction to the amazing, and venomous Gila Monster in a piece Isaac wrote to motivate us all to get outside! This episode was produced by Katie Stone, with many thanks to Esther Crow for guest deejaying and for being with us on the show today. 2023 The Children's Hour Inc.

Inspired by the 2021 film Madan Sara, produced in Haitian Creole and directed by Etant Dupain. Includes sound from the film and related interviews. Featured Speakers: Edwidge Danticat, Haitian-American novelist raised by a Madan Sara; Etant Dupain, director of the film Madan Sara; Nora Jeanne Joseph, founder of a Haitian company called RADIKAL that works with and supports Madan Saras; Daruna Nikii, 20-year old Haitian-Canadian, raised by her grandmother, a Madan Sara; Clotlde Achille, a Madan Sara in the film; Mildred Trouillot-Aristide, co-founder of The University of the Aristide Foundation (UniFA).

A new Balkan ballad from Ladaniva; some trippy cumbia; chicha by Chacalón's Grupo Celeste, La Nueva Crema and more; four new releases from Ghana via the world; Léon Keïta's psychedelic Mandingue groove; music from the Central African Republic on that country's 63rd Independence Day

Congolese popular music

The Appalachian Sunday Morning is a two hour all Gospel music radio program with radio station & program host Danny Hensley. The program is recorded live each Sunday morning while being broadcast on 91.7 FM Community radio and streamed world wide on www.sbbradio.org and/or www.sbbradio.net Some of the artists featured on this week's program are The Powells, Deano Graham, Val Story, Clint Brown w/Sonya Isaacs and more. The program is uploaded to SoundCloud, Buzzsprout, radio4all, Podbean and iTunes just to mention a few select resources for immediate access for replay to radio stations all across the globe.

Authorities say climate change is unstoppable now. Should we just give up and party like there is no tomorrow? Scientist James Lovelock, inventor of Gaia, says "yes". NASA scientist James Hansen says "no". Loaded with clips including Obama's science man John Holdren, deep greener Derrick Jensen, country singer Katty Mattea, rocker Tom Petty, new Lovelock on Vanishing Gaia and Hansen arrest audio (with Daryl Hannah).

In recent years, progressive coups have taken place in Mali, Burkina Faso, and now Niger, all with the aim of expelling Western troops and asserting national sovereignty. Mali and Burkina Faso have nationalized their gold reserves, kicked out Western mining companies, and now the West is afraid of the same happening in Niger. They are hell-bent on military intervention, because they view Niger as too strategic to lose.

We start off this week's show with some harmonious brothers - Mills and Monroe by name. We go down to Louisiana, Hawaii and then Alberta with Blue Moon Marquee. You'll hear what has been called the most beautiful record to ever come out of the Sun studio - though almost nobody heard it and the artist, Howard Seratt is mostly unknown for his music

Welcome to Indigenous in Music with Larry K, this week we welcome back from LA California, singer, songwriter and vocal coach, Shylah Ray Sunshine is in the house. Her new album is out “Lessons to Love,” she brings us a nice new twist of Indigenous Neo Soul and R&B. Read all about her on our website at www.indigenousinmusicandarts.org/past-shows/shylah-ray. Enjoy music from Shylah Ray Sunshine, Hataalii, Chantil Dukart, Hannah Burge, Irv Lyons Jr., Qacung, Indian City, Latin Vibe, Oliwa, Stolen Identity, Solju, Julian Taylor, Graeme Jonez, Logan Staats, Dan L'initie, Gator Beaulieu, Lacey Hill, Samantha Crain, Alexis Lynn, Low Budget Rock Star, The City Lines, Twin Deer, Morgan Toney, DJ krayzkree, Boogey the Beat, Southern Thunderbird Medicine Drum, Cody Coyote, Artson, Quese Imc, Supaman, Bebel Gilberto, The Spiritual Warriors and much much more. Stop over and visit our new website www.IndigenousinMusic.com and take a look around and visit our SAY Magazine Library featuring our guests.

Good craic as always for today's Celts. Willie Nile recalls The Day I Saw Bo Diddley In Washington Square. The Mahones are visited by The Ghost Of A Whiskey Devil and Barleyjuice suggest It Takes A Village To Raise A Drunk. You got your Celt In A Twist!

Running the global gamut from Latintronix to Turkish Psych, Cumbiadelica to Electrotango and Jazz Sitar, where the edge of the world becomes the centre of attention!