Our hosts get the payoff for some christmas cash by selling cookies at the farmer's market, which has it share of drama...well, I suppose a reality show would be more exciting, but there is always the cheezy music. It can't all be dramatic hijinks now can it?

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.

Today we feature a conversation between the President of the Foundation for Middle East Peace’s Lara Friedman and Sarah Posner, renowned expert on American pro-Israel evangelicals, about these evangelicals and their agenda in the context of the recent Israeli elections, the recent US midterms, and the race for the 2024 White House. But first, we discuss the continuing, almost daily, killing of Palestinians by the Israeli military, which continues unabated. In just the last few days 9 Palestinians were shot and killed by Israeli soldiers. It is escalating because the US will not demand accountability, will not demand independent investigations, not even with the death of American citizen reporter, Shireen Akleh. The slaughter continues because we allow it to, even though Israel is often caught up in its lies and phony investigations. ...

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SIPS – So many wonderful gifts for you on this show of impossible stuff you’ll never be able to buy. You’ve heard of these products but does anyone actually get to taste it? We did. Unobtainium from Glendronach, Teitessa, The Last Drop Distillers, and a 70 year old scotch from Gordon & MacPhail. We ran out of adjectives for “amazing” after :17.

Bob Avakian responds to a question about the tremendous potential for an actual revolution of those catching the hardest hell in society. This is an excerpt from a recent wide-ranging interview aired on the RNL, Revolution Nothing Less Show: “Up Close and Personal With Bob Avakian, Heart and Soul & Hard-Core For Revolution.” Following Bob Avakian's answer, we'll hear a discussion about this with three members of the Chicago Revolution Club, responding to what BA was saying.

The Christmas Truce was an unofficial cease-fire on parts of the Western Front. Guns fell silent for one to several days. Soldiers emerged from the trenches and talked, exchanged gifts and kicked around a soccer ball. Trenches were close in some places, separated by 50 yards or less. The Story of the Christmas Truce WWI is a documentary film about this spontaneous cease-fire. Thanks to historians Peter Hart, Taff Gillingham and Robin Schaefer, and their choice of rare documentary photos, footage and archived letters from soldiers of both sides. The documentary focuses on the section of the trenches where British and German soldiers were facing each other. This radio program goes into distribution on December 13, 2022, - by coincidence on the same day that nearly 1,000 faith leaders called for a temporary ceasefire in the War in Ukraine. They write that the way out of the war in Ukraine will not be a military solution and believe that a Christmas Truce offers an opportunity for moral clarity that could be the first step toward a negotiated peace. Thanks for excerpts from the 50 minute documentary entitled “Silent Night: The Story of the Christmas Truce WWI”. The film is posted on the Timeline history channel for World History Documentaries. Date: 2020

This week on Sea Change Radio, the second half of our two-part series examining the effective altruism movement and "longtermism." We speak to philosopher Émile Torres to better understand the movement’s futurist vision and its shockingly callous view on climate change. Then we discuss how the Sam Bankman-Fried scandal and ensuing cryptocurrency collapse may end up affecting the future of philanthropy.

Part 2: Sparks Fly As Congress Forces Biden Contract Down Railroad Workers Throats with JP Johnson " former freight conductor, now locomotive fireman AMTRAK & steering committee Railroad Workers United Paul Lindsey " Union Pacific rail engineer & steering committee of Railroad Workers United Marilee Taylor " freight engineer Maximillian Alvarez - Editor-in-Chief at The Real News Network, covering labor disputes The current move by Pres. Biden and Congress to impose a contract on 115,000 railroad workers " a contract that the members of rail unions representing the majority of those workers have rejected " is an unconscionable attack on rail workers, the labor movement, and the entire U.S. working class. The right to strike is a fundamental human right, and one of the most effective tools working people have to win justice from the greedy railroad bosses and capitalist oligarchs who increasingly seek to control not only our economy and our government, but every aspect of our lives. Railroad workers are fighting for basic human freedoms " harkening back to the Memphis striking sanitation workers demands to recognize their humanity and to be treated with dignity expressed on the picket signs they carried I Am A Man!

Join me for a weekly run down of the top ten Gospel songs according to The Radio Music News Top Ten weekly charts with your host - Danny Hensley. Join us at 91.7 FM Community Radio and streaming around the world at www.sbbradio.org or www.sbbradio.net and our station quick link at station.voscast.com/5c2bf0e47fbe8/ We're also on live365 under Southern Branch Bluegrass

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

Activist Tamara Lorincz recounts her tour throughout Europe recently, mainly focusing on Russia, where she sought person-to-person discussions about how to seek peace. There was never any vote to have a New Cold War with Russia. We all lose from this conflict - so much of what needs to be done, in terms of economy, environment, and health requires international cooperation. Facing cold and unwelcoming weather in Russia, and speaking only English, Tamara nevertheless found a warm and welcoming people there. She presents a compelling view of the modernization of Moscow, and encourages Canadians to exercise their right to travel there. Russians are not wishing to be 'liberated' by NATO. Far from it, they see NATO as waging a war with Russia, and are waiting to be reunited with their relatives in East Ukraine. Tamara details the demands that a peace movement should be making. Foremost among them is Canada leaving NATO. It is dragging us into the most dangerous, expensive conflicts that endanger global security. You can learn more about the Canada-Wide Peace and Justice Network at its homepage. It's up to citizens, as there is no "opposition" in Parliament. Time to start taking politicians to task, including the NDP and "Greens," over the Western refusal in abiding the Minsk Accords, which would have prevented today's fighting. Why don't we have a functioning architecture to resolve international disputes? Tamara explains that the EU and NATO undermined the OSCE, which was supposed to fulfill that purpose. She also discusses the sorry state of Romania, a NATO vassal, where Tamara was prevented from picketing a meeting of NATO foreign ministers.

Sonic Café with the King of New Orleans, that’s Better Than Ezra from 1996. So welcome to the king’s court, I’m your host Scott Clark and this is episode 318. This time the Sonic Café brings you music fit for a king. Pulled from the last 50 years, every tune this hour is about King’s. Yeah. King’s Cross from Pet Shop Boys, King of the Mountain from Midnight Oil, King of You, by Wilco, you get the idea. Heck we’ve even got Weird Al Yankovic with King of Suede, his parody of the Police tune King of Pain. So all that plus from 1965, bluesman John Lee Hooker captured live with King of the World. And finally the self proclaimed King of Stupid Questions, comedian Dennis Regan steps up to the mic to tell us why, ahh he’s the King of stupid questions I guess. So kick back in on your throne, put on crown, ahh if you got one and join us as the Sonic Café presents Music Fit For King, from our little café in the majestic Pacific northwest, here’s Einstein’s Sister with King In Name Alone, we’re the Sonic Café.

Aaron Devor is the Chair in Transgender Studies at the University of Victoria in British Columbia. He talks about the Transgender Archives at UVic, the largest archive in the world of material related to trans people, to research on trans issues, and to struggles by trans communities.

Women in Uganda's Parliament are passing new laws that aim to protect children and women, and improve conditions at home, school and work; however, implementation with limited funding is a problem. Some of the risks are from ingrained harmful traditions, but many are from the disintegration of family life and of the schools, made worse by covid. Rebuilding society once it falls apart is a tall order. Uganda's efforts are being studied by other African countries. One important element is involving men in the campaign.

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A trip to The Scarlet Coast finds holiday cheer; an anti-queer Colorado web designer bakes a case at the U.S. Supreme Court; Biden trades an infamous Russian arms dealer for Brittney Griner, Indonesia criminalizes unmarried sex, trans and non-binary athletes score with Sport New Zealand, Aruba and Curacao get court-ordered marriage equality, the U.S. Respect For Marriage Act buries DOMA, and the Florida “Don't Say Gay" sponsor quits after federal fraud and "false statements" indictments. Those stories and more this week when you choose "This Way Out": the world's audio oasis for queer news and culture.

BRANDI MORIN is an award-winning Cree/Iroquois/French multimedia journalist from Treaty 6 territory in Alberta. Among her many awards over a decade of reporting on Indigenous oppression in North America, she won the 2021 Edward R Murrow Award in the Feature Reporting category for The stench of death: On Canada’s Highway of Tears. two National Native American Journalism awards in 2022 for her work in Al Jazeera English , her book is titled “Our Voice of Fire: A Memoir of a Warrior Rising” Host Sylvia Richardson speaks to her about the ongoing Genocide of Indigenous women in Canada, how nothing has gotten better since the MMIWG inquiry, how little of the recommendations have been implemented, how we are in the final push against Colonization and the culture of death. Support Latin Waves by becoming a member for as little as $1 per month. www.latinwavesmedia.com

This time on The Children's Hour, we explore some of our favorite things. Everyone has something they love best of all, for some of us it's our pets, and others it's something totally different. Kids Crew member Genevieve loves opera, and got to attend her first live performance at the Santa Fe Opera this past August. We hear her interview with the Santa Fe Production Director. We also meet Jeanne and Madison from Animal Humane New Mexico who rescue animals, and help them find their forever homes. They brought Ferdinand with them, a sweet dog who loves flowers. Find a local shelter to adopt a rescued pet by clicking HERE. Kodiak and Corbit love airplanes, and got a chance to fly with the Young Eagles, a program of the Experimental Aircraft Association of Albuquerque. Listen as they take to the skies and learn the ins and outs of flying an airplane. We have music celebrating our favorite things, including dogs, our planet, food, and making things from scratch. Join us for a few of our favorite things, this time on The Children's Hour.