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The 2021 return for my twice monthly program of indie pop, indie rock, indie folk and chill hop / instrumental music from the 1980's to the present

Netfa Freeman discusses the global protests against US meddling in Ethiopia, which involves supporting the struggle of the Ethiopian people against the TPLF terrorists. Worth celebrating are the massive demonstrations of Africans and pan-Africanists in North America and around the world.

Street band Activism celebrating the return of HONK to Davis Sq. - and around metro Boston. Plus ceremony honoring Somerville Mayor and Indigenous People's Day

Sonic Café, that’s the Jingle of a Dog’s Collar, music from the Butthole Surfers, so thanks for dropping by, I’m Scott Clark and this is episode 265. This time the Sonic Café presents Cats and Dogs, whether you're a cat or a dog person, it’s almost certain you don’t like the other. Personally, we’ve got a Roomba. A little electricity is all Roomba needs and for that, it cleans up after us, not the other way around. Anyway, we’ll hear both sides of the cats and dogs debate from a group of pet loving comedians, including Jim Gaffigan, Bill Burr, Johnny Beehner, Corey Rodrigues and Dave Chappelle. All wrapped in a music mix spanning 37 years. Listen for the Pixies, Donald Fagen, the Dead Kennedy’s from their Give Me Convenience or Give Me Death release. I love that title. Plus Gentle Giant, Pink Floyd and more. Oh and a big shout out to Deanna who listens to the Sonic Café on WFMP in Louisville, Kentucky. Let us know where you listen, email us at Sonic Café Radio at gmail.com, that’s Sonic Café Radio at gmail.com. So whether you're a cat person, or a dog person, there’s something for you straight ahead on Cats and Dogs, from our little pet friendly café in the Pacific northwest, we’re the Sonic Café.

The first clip comes from WPPM-LP 106.5 Phillycam FM, from the show Community Voice PHL Talk Show. Jeff Jones interviewed Djuan Short, founder of the Dahlia Rose Wellness Center. They talk about how Black girls and Black women should be okay with showing up being who they are in their authentic selves and not based on their roles or that society has placed on them. The second audio comes from WPEB 88.1 Scribe Radio's new show Boxing on Brooklyn, hosted by Chrystal Custus and Isaiah Gibson from West Philadelphia's James Shuler Boxing Gym. Next, we present an Interview with John DeSanto, Manager at Philly Boxing History. Thanks to Our host Paul Bame.

GOP's Embrace of Violence Endangers U.S. Democracy; With Freeze of Assets, Millions of Afghan Civilians Face Famine; The Sacrifice of Essential Workers During Pandemic Led to Mass Resignations and Labor Strikes.

Kristin Henning on her book, “The Rage of Innocence, How America Criminalizes Black Youth.” “The Children,” a play by Lucy Kirkwood. We speak with Director Simon Levy, and one of the actors, Elizabeth Elias Huffman

This interview aired in 2011 and is still relevant today, Sister Kelleher passed on Aug 16 2013 and her life continues to be an inspiration to all***Gives us all something to think about at this time of year** We speak to Sister Elizabeth Kelleher, an 85 year old nun with the Franciscan Sisters of the Atonement, we talk about her efforts to stop more gentrification in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside the poorest postal code in Canada. Sister Elizabeth is a pillar in the Downtown Eastside where she tirelessly gives of her time and continues to be a source of inspiration for many, many people. She operates a soup kitchen that feeds between 300 and 500 of the city’s most poverty stricken each day. It is estimated that there are over 10,000 homeless people in BC , of which 32 percent are aboriginal, and amongst women, 50 percent. A homeless person dies every 12 days in B.C. Conservative Estimates put the national homeless numbers at close to 300,000. The annual cost of homelessness in Canada in 2007 was approximately $4.5 to $6 billion in emergency services, community organizations, and non-profits. The cost both financially and morally of doing nothing is tremendous. Canada is the only G8 country without a national housing plan or poverty reduction strategy. Support Latin Waves by becoming a member for as little as $1 per month. https://latinwavesmedia.com/wordpress/

This is another webinar on Indigenous Resistance to Climate False Solutions. It was co-sponsored by the New School in New York City with the Indigenous Environmental Network as key organizer. This webinar is about fighting climate change from the grassroots and within indigenous communities in Canada, the Pacific Islands and the US. Jacqueline Patterson is the Founder and Executive Director of the Chisholm Legacy Project, a resource hub for Black Frontline Climate Justice Leadership. Before that Patterson served as the Senior Director of the NAACP Environmental and Climate Justice Program for over a decade. Eriel Deranger was a founding member of Indigenous Climate Action (ICA) in Canada and spent two years as interim director. She is challenging fossil fuel development and championing the implementation of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. Moneka De Oro is Just Transition Fellow with MCCA, the Micronesia Climate Change Alliance. She is working on information on climate justice, food sovereignty, disaster preparedness, energy democracy, traditional island knowledge, and zero waste. Jacqui, Eriel and Moneka discover that their common experience in opposing climate change is based in the need to recognize and fight false solutions. The moderator is Ananda Tan. He is North America coordinator for the Global Alliance for Incinerator Alternatives. They all value the free booklet: Hoodwinked in the Hothouse, RESIST FALSE SOLUTIONS TO CLIMATE CHANGE. It is a living document of decades of experience updated just recently in preparation for COP26, the climate conference in Glasgow The 42 page pamphlet can be downloaded for free at https:/climatefalsesolutions.org/ Jacqui Patterson, Eriel Deranger, and Moneka De Oro had much more to say - so you can look forward to one more installment of their exchange on the next broadcast of TUC Radio. The full program was streamed Live on Sep 21, 2021, and is posted on Youtube at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2_zq_GyW-kc

This is another webinar on Indigenous Resistance to Climate False Solutions. It was co-sponsored by the New School in New York City with the Indigenous Environmental Network as key organizer. This webinar is about fighting climate change from the grassroots and within indigenous communities in Canada, the Pacific Islands and the US. Jacqueline Patterson is the Founder and Executive Director of the Chisholm Legacy Project, a resource hub for Black Frontline Climate Justice Leadership. Before that Patterson served as the Senior Director of the NAACP Environmental and Climate Justice Program for over a decade. Eriel Deranger was a founding member of Indigenous Climate Action (ICA) in Canada and spent two years as interim director. She is challenging fossil fuel development and championing the implementation of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. Moneka De Oro is Just Transition Fellow with MCCA, the Micronesia Climate Change Alliance. She is working on information on climate justice, food sovereignty, disaster preparedness, energy democracy, traditional island knowledge, and zero waste. Jacqui, Eriel and Moneka discover that their common experience in opposing climate change is based in the need to recognize and fight false solutions. The moderator is Ananda Tan. He is North America coordinator for the Global Alliance for Incinerator Alternatives. They all value the free booklet: Hoodwinked in the Hothouse, RESIST FALSE SOLUTIONS TO CLIMATE CHANGE. It is a living document of decades of experience updated just recently in preparation for COP26, the climate conference in Glasgow The 42 page pamphlet can be downloaded for free at https:/climatefalsesolutions.org/ Jacqui Patterson, Eriel Deranger, and Moneka De Oro had much more to say - so you can look forward to one more installment of their exchange on the next broadcast of TUC Radio. The full program was streamed Live on Sep 21, 2021, and is posted on Youtube at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2_zq_GyW-kc

Classic broadcast from 1965 by radio's great humorist-satirist-storyteller, Jean Shepherd. Condensed by K.D. With wit and humor, Shepherd reflects on adolescent psychology ... on being "shot down" ... on traumatic experiences ... and on the absurd prose on the back of packages--notably Official World's Fair Toothpicks. Then he tells a story from his childhood: how he snuck into a Ukrainian-American picnic, pretended to speak Ukrainian, and--to his later regret--consumed 17 hamburgers.

Classic broadcast from 1965 by radio's great humorist-satirist-storyteller, Jean Shepherd. Condensed by K.D. With wit and humor, Shepherd reflects on adolescent psychology ... on being "shot down" ... on traumatic experiences ... and on the absurd prose on the back of packages--notably Official World's Fair Toothpicks. Then he tells a story from his childhood: how he snuck into a Ukrainian-American picnic, pretended to speak Ukrainian, and--to his later regret--consumed 17 hamburgers.

As millions of American families gather this week for their Thanksgiving feasts, we thought we'd take a peek behind the curtain at one of the world's most celebrated restaurants while at the same time discussing food waste and insecurity. This week on Sea Change Radio, we speak to Lara Gilmore, who along with her husband, chef and restaurateur Massimo Bottura, run the world-renowned Osteria Francescana in Modena, Italy. In addition to running a three-star Michelin restaurant, ranked the top restaurant in the world by Restaurant Magazine in 2016 and 2018, Bottura and Gilmore have created a unique template for feeding the needy through their nonprofit, Food For Soul. Based on the concept of the Italian refettorio, a place where monks gathered together to share their meals, Food For Soul has elevated the soup kitchen to a whole new level, cooking and serving delicious meals in warm, elegant environments.

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 program looks at the swing era orchestras of Harry James, Stan Kenton with June Christy, Benny Goodman,c Carnegie Hall Orchestra, Billy Eckstine, Jimmie Lunceford, and Glenn Miller.

This program looks at the swing band music of Cab Calloway, Lionel Hampton, Gene Krupa, Duke Ellington with Ivie Anderson, Tommy Dorsey, and Count Basie.

The big bands of Benny Goodman with Peggy Lee, Earl Hines, Erskine Hawkins, Red Norvo with Mildred Bailey, Artie Shaw, and Andy Kirk are presented in this program.

Hosted by The Irish Inquiry
Melissa Ciummei, a financial investor from Northern Ireland, has serious concerns that injection passports will be used more like data passports to control participation in society.

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This program presents the swing era bands of Bunny Berigan, Woody Herman, Jimmie Lunceford, Bob Crosby, Tommy Dorsey with Frank Sinatra, and Hal McIntyre.