Thomas Suárez is a London-based historical researcher as well as a professional Juilliard-trained violinist and composer. A former West Bank resident, he devoted several years to researching poorly-tapped and newly-declassified historical archives to compile his narratives. His previous books include three landmark works on the history of cartography, and Writings on the Wall: Palestinian Oral Histories. His latest book is titled Palestine Hijacked, a meticulously researched history of the development of Israel’s Apartheid state from the river to the sea.

Einstein argued in 1948 that Israel should align itself with the anti-colonial movements of the Arab people, but, to the contrary, the new state instead aligned itself with and served the old colonial powers. Nothing has changed, except the anti-colonial movement has won many victories and today the Palestinian cause of equality, independence, and sovereignty has wide popular support worldwide. Israel laying siege to Gaza, calling Gazans "animals", will create a storm of support for Palestine. Diplomacy can solve the crisis, but it means taking the US out of the driver's seat, and following the UN charter.

The Repository is an oubliette of musique concrete, nocturnal emanations and audio oddities. An hour of strange music, spoken word musical mash ups of questionable taste. All material is royalty-free, public domain or Creative Commons. This show makes perfect late-night faire. Please let us know if you are broadcasting this show. Our host, Jack Bailey will give your radio station a shout out! Email us at kzzh@accesshumboldt.net.

This week, our show's music is brought to you by the letter H.....you'll learn some how to skills, enjoy some hula songs, some creepy H named cheeze and humpty dumpty sat on our wall....if we had a wall.

Hamas' Brutal Attack on Israel Provokes New Cycle of Bloodshed and Vengeance; Azerbaijani Military Operation Succeeds in the Ethnic Cleansing of Nagorno-Karabakh; Major ‘Stop Cop City’ Protest Action. Planned for November 10-13.

Andy Zee, on winning – and winning: winning, a revolution not for revenge, not so “the last shall be first,” but to emancipate all of humanity. Rafael Kadaris and Sunsara Taylor, “Woke” Lunacy vs Real Revolution. Raymond Lotta, “Communist Revolution vs the Anti-Communist Brainwash.”

You will hear from: Natalie Jeffers, Director of the Black Hive. Marsha Jackson and Mr. Alan McGill, from Dallas County, Texas. Nayyira, from Flint, Michigan (Flint Rising) and Aya de Leon, novelist and activist. This is the last of a three part program bringing you rarely heard voices from that 4 hour event. You heard in part one from indigenous grassroots opposition to pipelines, geo-engineering, hydrogen, production, carbon capture and sequestration. On the second program you heard about resistance to US military bases on the Mariana Islands, and speakers from Puerto Rico and Pakistan gave facts about superfund pollution sites from US military actions and the environmental destruction caused by multinational corporations. This closing session is hosted by Natalie Jeffers, Director of the Black Hive, recorded on September 19, at The New School in NYC. The Indigenous Environmental Network is now preparing to raise the demand to end the use of fossil fuels without delay at the upcoming United Nations Climate Change conference, COP28, in the oil-rich United Arab Emirates. The meeting in Dubai will be held from November 30 to December 12, 2023 To stay up to date check the Indigenous Environmental Network at www.ienearth.org/ DATES: Sept. 19, 2023 Location: INTERNET

hosted be Marsha Feinland w/ panelists Ann Garrison, Frank Sterling and Ken Epstein

Carbon offsets are often touted as a solution to humanity’s bad habit of emitting an awful lot of CO2. But how many of us actually know what things like carbon offsets and carbon dioxide removal are all about? This week on Sea Change Radio, we speak with David Ho, a professor in the oceanography department at the University of Hawaii at Manōa and a co-founder of the nonprofit, CWorthy. We discuss his recent piece in Nature magazine explaining the shortcomings of carbon offsets, learn more about the mission of CWorthy, and take a look at how some corporations greenwash the admirable goal of producing net zero goods.

SIPS – On this episode we discuss a wide array of new fall releases. Oh tis the season as this is a great episode to check out as you are stuck in the line for your favorite PSL beverage. The tokajii could have been so much better if Brent had pronounced it correctly one of the 3 times. Many of these are worthy of the chase to find them.

Today we feature an exclusive interview with Alice Rothchild, a retired Obstetrician and Gynecologist who now spends her time advocating for justice in Palestine through her books, films, and critical commentary. Her new book, Finding Melody Sullivan, is a coming of age, young adult novel That is steeped in exploring the Palestinian reality. This is a wonderfully crafted book. Also with us this morning is Amahl Bishara, Professor of Anthropology at Tufts University, a Palestinian activist with deep family roots in Palestine, who shares the discussion of Finding Melody Sullivan with Alice. Melody Sullivan is falling apart after the death of her mother. The 16-year-old pours her cynicism and grief into poetry and an intense relationship with her Palestinian powerhouse best friend, Yasmina Khdour. When Melody’s father drags her to an overseas archeology conference in Jerusalem, she is left to wander alone. Hanging out on a Tel Aviv beach, smoking dope with her Israeli cousins and their army buddies sounds like fun, until she is sexually assaulted by a friend of her cousin. She cannot share this devastating truth with her emotionally distant dad and impulsively flees to Hebron where Yasmina is visiting her family. As a Palestinian, Yasmina is unable to enter Jerusalem.

It’s been twenty-five years since a “scarecrow” shocked the world; the Mauritius Supreme Court decriminalizes gay sex, Eswatini’s government defies its Supreme Court’s order to register an LGBTQ rights group, Beirut queer marchers fend off violent Christian bikers, bomb threats to Libs of TikTok targets explode, Olivia Hill’s election to the Nashville Council makes her the first transgender Tennessee lawmaker, and Black lesbian Laphonza Butler takes Dianne Feinstein’s U.S. Senate seat. Those stories and more this week when you find "This Way Out": the world's audio oasis for queer news and culture.

Summary: In September 2023, a Superior Court judge in Ontario ruled that Canada's 2014 law outlawing the purchase of sex did not violate the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. That law was loosely modelled on Sweden's 1999 legislation - AKA the Nordic Model - which focuses on criminalizing the buyers. This program includes excerpts from a talk by Gunilla Ekberg, Special Advisor to Sweden's Division of Gender Equality, as well as audience members attending the Canadian Association of Sexual Assault Centres conference in 2005. Includes recognition of controversy, and the importance of financial supports to help with exits and to prevent recruitment. Updated to 2023.

Next time on The Children's Hour, we share some of the tips on gun safety that hunting families have taught their kids for generations. Our guest is Miranda Viscoli fromNew Mexicans to Prevent Gun Violence. Their organization teaches about gun locks, hosts gun buy back events, and works with teenagers to forge discarded weapons into art. She lets us know the parent responsibility to keep firearms secured, especially around children. We also discuss what kids can do when they come upon weapons. Find lots of information about New Mexicans to Prevent Gun Violence, including ways for kids and adults to participate in reducing gun violence by visiting: www.newmexicanstopreventgunviolence.org Y-Media out of Indiana brings us the voices of kids who are hunters, about what hunting means for their families. Go on a squirrel hunt with a girl whose family relies upon the food hunting brings them. We cannot discuss guns without discussing gun laws. We explore the rules around the US and the world. Lots of information about US gun laws can be found byclicking here. There is a good summary ofworld gun laws at this website. Finally, is it possible that peace has a flavor? Hear about an apple cider press made from guns. Mixed with great music, this is an episode full of lifesaving lessons in gun violence prevention for kids and families. The Children's Hour is produced by The Children's Hour Inc., a New Mexico educational nonprofit. Katie Stone is our Executive Producer and Director, Christina Stella is our Senior Producer. We had production help on the show from Eli Henley. Engineering at Outpost Performance Space provided by Chad Scheer. Many thanks to Y-Media, and Miranda Viscoli from New Mexicans to Prevent Gun Violence for being with us on the show. © 2023 The Children's Hour Inc.

Next time on The Children's Hour, we share some of the tips on gun safety that hunting families have taught their kids for generations. Our guest is Miranda Viscoli fromNew Mexicans to Prevent Gun Violence. Their organization teaches about gun locks, hosts gun buy back events, and works with teenagers to forge discarded weapons into art. She lets us know the parent responsibility to keep firearms secured, especially around children. We also discuss what kids can do when they come upon weapons. Find lots of information about New Mexicans to Prevent Gun Violence, including ways for kids and adults to participate in reducing gun violence by visiting: www.newmexicanstopreventgunviolence.org Y-Media out of Indiana brings us the voices of kids who are hunters, about what hunting means for their families. Go on a squirrel hunt with a girl whose family relies upon the food hunting brings them. We cannot discuss guns without discussing gun laws. We explore the rules around the US and the world. Lots of information about US gun laws can be found byclicking here. There is a good summary ofworld gun laws at this website. Finally, is it possible that peace has a flavor? Hear about an apple cider press made from guns. Mixed with great music, this is an episode full of lifesaving lessons in gun violence prevention for kids and families. The Children's Hour is produced by The Children's Hour Inc., a New Mexico educational nonprofit. Katie Stone is our Executive Producer and Director, Christina Stella is our Senior Producer. We had production help on the show from Eli Henley. Engineering at Outpost Performance Space provided by Chad Scheer. Many thanks to Y-Media, and Miranda Viscoli from New Mexicans to Prevent Gun Violence for being with us on the show. © 2023 The Children's Hour Inc.

Golden oldies (60s, 70s, 80s, 90s)

Congolese popular music.