While record heat pummels the West, two great scientists explain the speeding heat pump pushing us hotter in steps. Dr. Kevin Trenberth Distinguished Scholar at the National Center for Atmospheric Research explains ocean heat storage, El Nino - the way the world works, unseen from land. Then from Columbia University Dr. Suzana Camargo on the future of hurricanes, typhoons or cyclones. They cause more than fear and damage. Big storms change weather and drive heat and water toward the Poles. Tropical cyclones are bigger than we thought.

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

This week's Backbeat features the first American-born guitar hero, a calypso song recorded in Indiana, what is reputed to be the first country feminist song, some slick walking by the Golden Gate Quartet and the Everly Brothers tell a tale of a disastrous first date. Not the one where their date fell asleep, the one where she went to jail.

Indigenous in Music with Larry K and Soul Prairie (Alternative Rock) Your tuned into Indigenous in Music with Larry K. This week we welcome back from Winnipeg, Manitoba. Singer, songwriter and Entrepreneur. Dustin Harder. He is the creator and lead guitarist of the group “Prairie Soul. He's been releasing new singles and today your gonna be the first to hear them. Get ready for our conversation that blends music, culture, and vision. You can read all about him at our place at our homepage at www.indigenousinmusicandarts.org/past-shows/dustin-harder. Enjoy music from Soul Pairie, Rhonda Head, Clube da Bossa, Milton Nascimento, Jasmine Netsena, Jamie Coon, Mike Bern, TRIBZ, Nathan Cunningham, Os Mutantes, Levi Platero, Pony Man, Diyet & the Love Soldiers, Hataalii, Orishas, Matiu, Sarazino, Banda Black Rio, Robin Cisek, Elastic Bond, Kind of Sea, The Melawmen Collective, Crystal Shawanda, Mitch Walking Elk, Twice As Good, Indigenous and much more. Visit us on our home page to learn about us and our programs at www.indigenousinmusicandarts.org, check into our Two Buffalo Studios and our SAY Magazine Library to find out all about our Artists and Entrepreneurs.

In this final highlight episode, 19 frontline leaders reveal how they fought back—and why the recovery is far from over. Sixty minutes. Nineteen voices. One mission.

What is happening to our leadership, and why are we letting people with no shame, no accountability, and no sense of responsibility shape our lives? There was a time when authority meant example. A supervisor, a manager, a leader someone you could look to for clarity, steadiness, and integrity. But today, many people feel they are living under leaders who lie openly, contradict themselves publicly, and speak nonsense with full confidence, leaders who know the world sees through them, and yet continue anyway. And the world is watching. Watching the tariffs, watching ICE, watching the chaos, watching the contradictions, and laughing. Laughing at the policies, laughing at the dysfunction, laughing at the idea that the United States, once seen as a model of stability, now appears to be led by a clownish figure on the global stage. Meanwhile, the American public is fed a single narrative. One voice. One version of events. And unless you dig, unless you search, question, and challenge, you’re left with half truths, distortions, and outright lies. We were told we were “winning the war.” But no one can tell us the real cost. Look at the gas prices. Look at the sudden withdrawal of aircraft carriers. Look at the unexplained fires, the mysterious damages events officials insist were “accidents,” even as fleets quietly move 1,400 miles out of range. Where are our soldiers? Are they safe? Did we lose lives? Who will answer these questions? Because when the public asks, the president brushes everything aside, no clarity, no transparency, no accountability. And for what? For a disaster in the Middle East created to protect a foreign government accused by many of committing atrocities. For a war that has destabilized the region, strengthened Iran, and left the United States looking weaker, not stronger. Iran did not request a ceasefire. They said NO, loudly, repeatedly, and set their own conditions. Our military did not cripple Iran’s forces. Instead, civilians were killed, hundreds of them, including children. Even France stepped in, asking Iran to spare ships headed to Europe. And Iran’s response was blunt: Remove American and Israeli embassies from your soil, and we’ll consider it. That is power. That is leverage. And it is a reminder that the United States no longer controls the Strait of Hormuz, no longer dictates the terms, no longer holds the upper hand. We are losing ground. We are losing credibility. And the American people deserve answers. What danger were we facing? Why did we attack? And who truly benefits from this war? Today, we dig into these questions, about Gaza, about the West Bank, about Iran, and about the Middle East, because silence is not an option, and truth is not a luxury. It is a necessity. This is This Week in Palestine.

– Scouse Oracle looks at Peter Mandelson’s UK Palantir contracts in the police which are just under the amount which requires scrutiny. A £489k contract – Protest about luxury housing built on former Bristol Zoo site. Activists rally over Bristol Zoo Gardens sale The proposed sale of the former Bristol Zoo Gardens site is “a scandal happening in plain sight” – Economic downturn post Iran war – recession, depression. UK households face £300 increase in energy bills because of Donald Trump’s Iran war – Robert Braxman on Microsoft ‘Windows Hate’, having to subscribe monthly to basic software and throw away all privacy by saving all your information to ‘The Cloud’. – Rob Braxman Tech: The Real Reason Windows Hate Is Exploding: It’s Not Just the UI—It’s the End of Personal Computing – Bitcute boss Ray Vahey tells all. Digital ID. Police not doing their job – Nick Georges attacked by far right – police did nothing. – Dan Dicks interviews Bitchute boss who says he couldn’t operate in Europe so had to go to US – freedom of speech and privacy issues. – When The CENSORSHIP HAMMER Comes Down Again Will You Be Prepared?? JOIN BITCHUTE NOW!!! – Eugene Costello, investigative journalist, on how his story about holiday home mis-selling (fraud) could not be published in major Sunday newspaper due to legal concerns. – WW3? Israel attacks Iranian leaders and Iran gas field. Iran’s South Pars Gas Field Is Attacked, Sending Energy Prices Soaring – Iranian president attends Quds Day rally in Iran Masoud Pezeshkian greeted people and took selfies in Tehran without security alongside him – A TV presenter called it “a symbol of bravery and resistance of all Iranians”. Iran’s Larijani attends Quds Day march in Tehran, defying Israeli warning – What is goal of Israel? Al Jazeera – attack on South Pars gas field – Trump didn’t know Israel was going to attack. – Trump says US had ‘no idea’ Israel would attack Pars gas field in Iran – Rubio – at start of war US knew Israel was going to attack Iran, so went for it too. Israel calling shots – Illegal war. Netanyahu speech. Cultural sites being bombed. – South Lebanon to rubble. Pete Hegseth – rebuilding of 3rd Temple and Trump anointed by Jesus. Hegseth reading old testament. Apocalypse to bring back Jesus. – Tulsi Gabbard – was Iran a threat to US? Mohseen Abbas, Deep Dive Perspective, interviews Mohammed Morandi who thinks war against Iran continues the waking up of the World to Israel’s bad behaviour. – Mick Lynch, RMT – British military not in a good state – Starmer right to hold back. – Iran Mohammad Marandi on Deep Dive Perspective – US and Israel see themselves as the master race. – Iran vs The West: Is a Global Economic Crisis Next? | Prof Marandi Deep Dive Perspective Are we on the brink of a global economic crisis? – Discover how the escalating Iran vs The West dynamics will determine what happens next – Press TV – Israel bombed Tehran’s main car servicing dealership. At least 56 museums and historical monuments, including world heritage sites, have been damaged by the US-Israeli aggression – Trump constantly contradicting himself. Patricia Opulenza poem. All the times Trump contradicted himself in plea for help in Iran war – Donald Trump has been accused of backtracking and contradicting his own statements regarding the war in Iran – FT – Ex Bilderberg chairman Etienne Davignon, 93, to be charged with murder over Patrice Lumumba assassination. – A Belgian aristocrat who served as diplomat and European commissioner will have to face trial regarding his possible involvement in the murder of Patrice Lumumba, the Congolese prime minister and independence leader assassinated in 1961 – Oliver Tickell on the Iran war – UK and Europe trying to do deals with Iran over Strait of Hormuz. – EXCLUSIVE Oliver Tickell on US Europe Divide over Iran War. Trump using UK bases, ignored Starmer Russia sends tankers to Cuba. – Europeans rebelling against US and Israel closing the Straits of Hormuz by secretly negotiating with Iran – Starmer afraid to tell Trump he can’t use Gloucestershire RAF base to bomb Iran – THE Greatest book exposing Israel’s being behind the 9/11 Attacks – Solving 9/11, Chris Bollyn (2009) 1. 9-11 Through the Eyes of an American Skeptic – Nigel Day, CND, on Fairford being a major US base sending military jets and drones to Iran. Protests happening at Fairford. – Protestors to hold naming of the dead ceremony at RAF Fairford, as thousands take action against war on Iran across the country – Oliver Tickell on Iran war. Breakdown of fuel costs – 1/3 is actual price Profiteering. – Future markets for oil and gas. UK could not fare well. Oil and gas prices jump after Iran and Israel attack gasfields – Land registry opening up. Government to lift paywall from large parts of the Land Registry – Finding out who owns land in England is to become much simpler because a paywall will be lifted from large parts of the Land Registry, the government is to announce – Jeffrey Epstein had two key aides – why do they still control his money and secrets? – Jeffrey Epstein appointed two men to be executors of his estate – his accountant Richard Kahn and lawyer Darren Indyke – BBC PM – Stephanie Flanders from Bloomberg on Ship Fuel Shortages Emerging Due to Mideast War, Supplier Says – Dominic Cummings on Cabinet government being fake. “Both sides are happy with the fake version of government” – Can we remove US from UK military bases? UK allowing US use of military bases could violate international law, rights groups warn – Human Rights Watch calls for ‘urgent clarification’ from Prime Minister Keir Starmer on whether base usage compliant with international law – UN Emergency Meeting – Gulf states and Iran trade barbs at UN emergency meeting on Middle East shipping – The Old Gods are Returning for Armageddon documentary. The ”OLD GODS” Are Returning For ARMAGEDDON (2022) from Thescariestmovieever youtube channel https://politicsthisweek.gn.apc.org/2026/03/the-bristol-politics-show-presented-by-tony-gosling-15/

Dr. Setareh Sadeqi joins hosts Nora Barrows-Friedman and Ali Abunimah from Isfahan in Iran. She is an assistant professor at the Faculty of World Studies at the University of Tehran, holds a PhD in North American Studies and researches Iran-U.S. relations, sanctions, and media narratives. And on the Resistance Report, the Iran war widens, and Hizballah steps up strikes as Jon Elmer covers the third week of the war.

Sonic Café with Eagle Eye Cherry, from 1997’s Desireless release, so hey welcome to our little coastal radio café, we’re glad you could join us. I’m Scott Clark and this is episode 476. This time the Sonic Café features the stand-up comedy of Sheng Wang, in something we’re calling “Everybody Sheng Wang Tonite.” So yeah. He’s a chill dude with hilarious observations on life. We’ll present a series of comedy shorts scattered throughout the program. All that plus a supporting cast of truly cool music pulled from 43 years or so. Listen for The Doughboys, Galactic, Tal Bachman, grunge from the Stone Temple Pilots. We’ll spin 2003’s Big Bang Baby. Plus No Doubt, Spacehog, Sublime and as always many more, so crank up your radio and dig the chill comedy of Sheng Wang. Funny stuff, from that little radio café that brings you a weekly dose of eclectic music, comedy and pop culture from way out here on the Pacific Coast. So ahh Everybody let’s Sheng Wang Tonite. So to ahh get us all flowing together here’s Wang Chung, and we’re the Sonic Café.

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In this edition of SubRosa News Program, we discuss the perversity of regressive sales taxes and how local government entities in some states are profiting from Trump's war in Iran. We also offer some suggestions on how to keep local officials accountable for these war progits.

Originally Broadcast: April 12, 2006 Letters to Sam:A Grandfather’s Lessons on Love, Loss and the Gifts of Life For most people, the desire to be known exceeds the desire to be loved. Who we are as individuals, how we reckon with our personal abilities and disabilities the topic of this edition of Radio Curious, a conversation with my friend Dr. Dan Gottlieb. Dan Gottlieb, a clinical psychologist who lives and works near Philadelphia, Pennsylvania lives with quadriplegia, paralyzed from the neck down as a result of an automobile accident in 1979. He is the host of “Voices in the Family,” a weekly public radio program originating from WHYY in Philadelphia and the author of two articles a month in the Philadelphia Inquirer. Because of his physical condition, Dan thought he may not live to see his young grandson Sam grow to be man. When Sam was diagnosed with a severe form of autism several years ago, Dan decided to write a series of letters to his grandson. His book “Letter’s to Sam: A Grandfather’s Lessons on Love, Loss and the Gifts of Life,” is a collection of the thirty-two intimate and compassionate letters sharing Dan’s thoughts, observations and experiences gained from his 27 years with quadriplegia, and his professional life as a clinical psychologist. Dr. Dan Gottlieb and I visited by phone from his in mid April 2006. The books Dr. Gottlieb recommends are “Eat, Pray and Love: One Woman’s Search for Everything, Across Italy, India and Indonesia,” by Elizabeth Gilbert, and “Life of Pi,” by Yann Martel.

Colonialism old and new: once again the Western "garden" is attacking the "jungle" (developing countries). Aggression and barbarism is the true face of so-called "Western civilization."

A weekly 30 minute review of international news and opinion, recorded from a shortwave radio and the internet. With times, frequencies, and websites for listening at home. 3 files- Highest quality broadcast, regular broadcast, and slow-modem streaming. Germany, France 24, and Cuba.

A taste of great concerts to come! This week we spin Gnoss. The Orkney-based Celtic innovators perform at the St. James Hall on April 17th. Plus, more music from supergroup, The Ollam, sporting master piper John McSherry and Detroit's finest rhythm section, April 27th at The Pearl. With new Celtivity from French Grrrl band Toxic Frogs, and Swedes Woodlands Backfall. Patricia Fraser hosts Celt In A Twist every week!

Tune in for an hour of global awareness with fresh spins honoring Beruit and Palestine, more Afrotronix and Empanadas Illegales (who open for Novalima, April 26th at The Rickshaw). We introduce new albums from Umut Adan & Zebanis, Tinariwen and underground Nordic rave from Fauna. More than mainstream, it's music with a global conscience.

Nora Barrows-Friedman brings us a recap of Palestinian news from the week of March 12th to the 19th, 2026.