An inter-tribal EV charging network will connect upper midwest reservations with jobs, opportunities, cities, and each other. Robert Blake of Native Sun (Red Lake Ojibwe) and Joseph McNeill of SAGE (Standing Rock Sioux) talk about connections: to environmental and economic justice, clean energy, eagles, dreams, and more. We explore other barriers to rural EV adoption with Matt Fitzgibbon of the Tri States Electrical Cooperative.

Sonic Café. Yeah that’s easy for him to say. German hip-hop group whose’ name translates to The Fantastic Four, a name taken from the Marvel superhero franchise. So welcome to our café where we are on the patio today dining alfresco on music from all over the world. I’m your host Scott Clark and this is episode 289. This time the Sonic Café presents a worldwide music tour de force. Tunes you can enjoy without the hassle of a passport, or ahh that TSA full body cavity search at the airport. From Sicily we’ll hear from Agricantus, Garmana from Sweden, the World Saxophone Quartet, from ahh like everywhere. Louise Vertigo from France, and well you get the idea. Also listen for something we think you are unlikely to hear on any other radio program as the Sonic Café presents an acoustic cover of Nirvana’s Smell’s Like Teen Spirit, performed in ancient Latin. Ahh yes, now you can rock out like the Roman’s did! All that and probably some other neat stuff too as the Sonic Café brings you Music From All Over The World served up alfresco from that little radio café from way out in the Pacific northwest. From Japan this is Puffy Amiyumi. As always, we’re the Sonic Café.

Goal to Degrade Russia's Military Risks Dangerous Escalation Between Two Nuclear Powers; CT Passes First in Nation Comprehensive Bill Making State an Abortion Safe Haven; Book Demands Accountability for America’s Coronavirus Criminals and Profiteers.

Skyler Soloman and Julianna, from Rise Up for Abortion Rights LA on Roe v. Wade, the Supreme Court and the struggle in the streets. Joe Veale from the Revolutionary Communist Party on the 30th anniversary of the LA Rebellion. Bob Avakian, on what's behind the attacks on abortion rights. After that, we hear a speech by Sunsara Taylor, one of the co-hosts of the RNL Show, speaking at a Rise up for Abortion Rights rally in New York, on May 5.

On April 19, 2022, the former CIA analyst Ray McGovern spoke in a talk sponsored by the Social Justice Forum, Raleigh. Excerpts on this program focus on nuclear weapons, the Maidan Coup, and the Minsk Agreement. McGovern’s CIA career began under President John F. Kennedy, and lasted through the presidency of George H.W. Bush. McGovern advised Henry Kissinger during the Richard Nixon administration. Under Ronald Reagan he chaired the National Intelligence Estimates and prepared the President’s Daily Brief.He received the Intelligence Commendation Medal at his retirement, returning it in 2006 to protest the CIA's involvement in torture. McGovern had been invited by the Social Justice Forum, Raleigh, to fill in what was not talked about in the media regarding Ukraine. There was a palpable desire to go beyond the prevailing discussion whether Putin is a satan or a saint and address the global consequences of any war conducted among nuclear power plants and in the shadow of nuclear weapons. Here is Ray McGovern’s comment on the question of how a cease fire could be achieved. You can find the full 90 min recording of the Zoom: Ukraine: It’s NOT What They’re Telling You on Ray McGovern website https://raymcgovern.com/ Or on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6NczKnBB0Pw

There are forces in the US that like to selectively bring up "states rights" from time to time - with the impending decision stripping the federal protections for access to safe abortion, this is one of those times. But most of us don't methodically monitor what happens in states that are not our own. Wouldn't it be nice if there were a single source where one could find reliable reporting on state-level politics and policies? This week on Sea Change Radio, we speak to the Founder and Publisher of the States Newsroom, Chris Fitzsimon. We discuss the business model for this nonprofit news outlet, the landscape of the online news industry, and why it's more vital than ever to deliver readers truthful, well-presented local news. Then, we revisit part of last year's discussion with Liz King, the Director of Education at the Leadership Council on Civil and Human Rights, as she outlines the battle over civil rights in our nation's public schools.

Darlene Okemaysim-Sicotte talks about the work of Iskwewuk E-wichiwitochik, a grassroots group in Saskatoon that has been working for many years on the crisis of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls.

The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit Show - A musical mid-life crisis -- a late-night search for meaning and happiness airs on WRIR LP Monday nights from 9 PM to 11 PM. Stream the show @ www.wrir.org

Could the U.S. Supreme Court's Roe threat abort queer rights? A Sarajevo court slams anti-LGBTQ hate speech, Eswatini queer rights are acknowledged in a legal loss, Nigerians protest a harsh anti-cross dressing bill, the U.S. government challenges Alabama’s criminal ban on trans healthcare, Floridians won’t say pay for DeSantis’ Disney retaliation tax, Louisiana’s “Don’t Say Gay” bill dies, an alarming report finds half of U.S. queer kids consider suicide, and a Black lesbian is set to make history as White House Press Secretary! All that — and more this week — when you choose "This Way Out": the world’s audio oasis for queer news and culture.

(1.) Street Glow - Kreatev (2.) Happily Disturbed - Moka Only (3.) Last Dance - Sultan Mir (4.) Nostalogic - Es-K & Teeba (5.) Brain - Grand Wizzards (The Roots) (6.) Get It Right - Mike & Keys (7.) Negro League Baseball - Dante and Run Run Shaw (8.) Nawdik - StarChildLuke (9.) Wake Up! - Tarik Sabar (10.) Frdilla - Gub'Name (11.) What Ever - Loop Fattig (of Loop.Holes) (12.) Do Your Thing - 7apes (13.) Time(LetGo) - Drew Dave (14.) All I Know - DJ Jazzy Jeff (15.) There Is No Try - Rel McCoy (16.) 4 The Jeeps - CoryaYo (17.) Night Lines - Chris Vermillion (18.) Last Guitar Solo - Chin Beats (19.) she - ameba (20.) Can't Relate - Lewis M. (21.) #daydreaming - J Rawls (22.) ATOJ - Khrysis

This time on The Children's Hour, we explore imagination, boredom, and the benefits of both. Our special guests, Kids Imagine Nation are a band out of California who specialize in making the imaginary seem real. Their playful music will get you dancing! Then we explore "down time" in a poem about doing nothing by Jack Prelutsky. Are you bored? Find out the purpose of boredom, and learn how to make repetitive tasks more fun by playing tricks on your brain! All of this is mixed with music to ignite the imaginations of our listeners everywhere!

CHATS – Another moment to celebrate season 10 and our co-hosts Good ol Boy Dave and Good ol Gal Julieanna. Did we bring these two together? No, but close. Love can be found because of a beer T-Shirt. How do married couples decide what kind of beer to consume? Seriously, what is a Green Wave? We’ll discuss their favorite moments on SS&S and some beer we are sippin on.

A jazzy first hour with South African marabi, Ghanaian and Nigerian highlife and spiritual jazz from all parts; happy 81st birthday to Mahmoud Ahmed, one of the last great singers of Ethiopia's Golden Age; Mali's Wassoulou sound; urban dance music based on French Caribbean zouk

2001-A Spacee Odyssey, Pink Floyd, Walter Egan, The Mod Squad, Tv Theme, The Alan Parsons Project, DEVO, Climax Blues Band, The Beatles, The Fortunes, America, Mongo Santamaria, Ray Stevens, Bobbie Gentry, Wang Chung, Shaun Cassidy, The Marshal T ucker Band, Joan Baez, James Brown. ENJOY THE MUSIC...

New science finds we are on the path to a mass extinction of life in the ocean. From Princeton, Dr. Justin Penn explains The Great Dying, with his paper Avoiding ocean mass extinction from climate warming. Then from Australia, Dr. Blanche Verlie Learning to Live with Climate Change - From Anxiety to Transformation. Climate is not what you think.

Welcome to Indigenous in Music with Larry K, this week we welcome from from Alberta, Canada, Melody Mc Arthur is in the house. Singer, songwriter and Musical mentor, she has just released her fourth album “Rising Waters.” Melody has been nominated in five categories at this year Native American Music Awards. Melody is featured in our current issue of the SAY Magazine, visit our music page to read all about her at www.IndigenousinMusic.com/melody-mcarthur-interview. Enjoy music from Melody McArthur, The Northstars, Elastic Bond, Captain Planet, Aterciopleoados, Ana Tijoux, DJ Shub, Hellnback, Banda Do Sul, Latin Vibe, Bomba Estereo, Chico Mann, Joey Stylez, Carsen Gray, The Halluci Nation, Irv Lyons Jr. Banda Black Rio, Brian Hedges, Dark Water Rising, The Blood Shots, The City Lines, Old Soul Rebel, Darren Geffre, Def Jef, Samantha Crain, Twin Flames, Fiebre Amarilla, Salty D.O.G., Julian Taylor Band, Elastic Bond and much more. Visit our homepage at www.IndigenousinMusicandArts.org and visit our virtual gallery, currently featuring Jimmy Lee Young and Alan Syliboy. #GivingIndigenousinMusicandArts

Welcome to Indigenous in Music with Larry K, this week we welcome from from Alberta, Canada, Melody Mc Arthur is in the house. Singer, songwriter and Musical mentor, she has just released her fourth album “Rising Waters.” Melody has been nominated in five categories at this year Native American Music Awards. Melody is featured in our current issue of the SAY Magazine, visit our music page to read all about her at www.IndigenousinMusic.com/melody-mcarthur-interview. Enjoy music from Melody McArthur, The Northstars, Elastic Bond, Captain Planet, Aterciopleoados, Ana Tijoux, DJ Shub, Hellnback, Banda Do Sul, Latin Vibe, Bomba Estereo, Chico Mann, Joey Stylez, Carsen Gray, The Halluci Nation, Irv Lyons Jr. Banda Black Rio, Brian Hedges, Dark Water Rising, The Blood Shots, The City Lines, Old Soul Rebel, Darren Geffre, Def Jef, Samantha Crain, Twin Flames, Fiebre Amarilla, Salty D.O.G., Julian Taylor Band, Elastic Bond and much more. Visit our homepage at www.IndigenousinMusicandArts.org and visit our virtual gallery, currently featuring Jimmy Lee Young and Alan Syliboy. #GivingIndigenousinMusicandArts

This discussion was recorded in a podcast sponsored by Adalah and the American Friends Service Committee. It features an activist from each of the major sectors which divide the Palestinian people, Gaza, Israel which Palestinians often call Palestine 48, and of course the West Bank. The activists are Ahmed Abu Artema (Gaza), Sandra Tamari (Palestine '48), and Mariam Barghouti (West Bank). They are introduced and presented with questions by Adam Horowitz, an editor of the website Mondoweiss. Each one gives an analysis of the area in which he or she lives and works. The full podcast is at https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/palestinian-activists-reflect-on-the-future/id1538511432?i=1000558259464 .

https://politicsthisweek.wordpress.com/2022/05/06/not-the-bcfm-politics-show-presented-by-tony-gosling-87/