Monks singing the oldies? Well sorta with the St Christopher's Gregorian Choir...you can hum along with harmonica hits and a Fake MJ "clean's it" Not the usually mess o cheeze this week...but can you really say our show is ever average?

The US & Israel are not above the law, an ignorant Globe editorial promotes neo-colonial aggression.

Erratic Trump Desperate To Exit Disastrous U.S.-Israeli War on Iran; Nuestra América Convoy Arrives in Cuba, in Defiance of Trump's Oil Blockade; Andy Shallal owner of the Busboys and Poets bookstores and cultural hubs in Washington, D.C.

The Bob Avakian Interviews 2025, Part 1: On Fascism, Capitalism, & the Way Out of the Madness.

Congressional candidate Elizabeth Lee is a nationally recognized nurse, board-certified patient advocate, and reproductive healthcare policy expert with over a decade of experience advancing access to care. She built a career helping thousands of patients navigate complex medical, financial, and ethical barriers—while also advising lawmakers on federal IVF and reproductive health protections. Running for SRP Board President: Commissioner Sandra Kennedy began her public service career when she was elected to the Arizona House of Representatives in November 1986, where she served for six years. In 1992, Sandra successfully ran for a seat in the Arizona State Senate, serving three terms. Sha has sponsored legislation that was signed into law concerning Domestic Violence Shelters, Foster Care Placement, the Prenatal Care Education Fund, and City Powers related to Fair Housing. Sandra was also elected to the Arizona Corporation Commission in 2008 on a platform of promoting solar energy and serving as a strong consumer advocate. She was re-elected to the Arizona Corporation Commission in 2018 with a focus on restoring integrity and transparency, reducing unjustified utility rate hikes, and increasing solar and renewable energy in Arizona, especially rooftop solar. Running for SRP Board Vice President: SPR Board At-Large Member Casey Clowes currently serves on the Salt River Project District Board in At-Large seat 11 and is running to support healthy, sustainable communities across the Valley. As VP, she will advocate for a fair transition to a renewable energy economy and ensure AI data centers pay their fair share. She is a graduate of ASU, where she earned a BS in Public Service and Public Policy and a JD from Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law. While working at the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), Casey represented the public interest by ensuring reliable, safe, secure, and cost-effective energy for consumers.

Prof. Charles Taku discusses the new article he co-wrote, entitled, "A Call to the United Nations: No transfer to Rwanda of the ICTR-acquitted released and incarcerated persons," Pan African Visions.

This week on Sea Change Radio we speak with environmental journalist Meera Subramanian about her new YA graphic novel on climate change, A Better World Is Possible, written in partnership with illustrator Danica Novgorodoff. We talk about the need to educate and entertain young people on current events, and discuss the challenges of engaging young readers on heady topics like economics, religion, and science.

The Cuban-French essayist and novelist reads from the first volume of her “Diary of Anais Nin,” presented in commemoration of Women’s History Month by poet and Anaïs Nin Foundation Chair Steven Reigns. The Rainbow Rewind remembers the March birthdays of Alexandra Billings, the first female transgender actor to portray “Mama Rose” in “Gypsy,” and gay playwright Tennessee Williams, recalling his first meeting with Marlon Brando. Plus the founding of ACT-UP, Bisexual Health Awareness Month, International Transgender Day of Visibility and more. The Cuban-French essayist and novelist reads from her “Diary of Anais Nin,” presented by poet and Anaïs Nin Foundation Chair Steven Reigns. Remembering the March birthdays of transgender actor Alexandra Billings and gay playwright Tennessee Williams, who recalls meeting Marlon Brando, and more. India’s anti-trans proposal sparks protests, New South Wales acts to stop dating app ambushes, Olympics “sex testing” plan outrages rights advocates, Trump’s new visa rules call neutral “X” passports “gender fraud,” U.S. states fight HHS for trans kids’ care, and more global LGBTQ news.

"The Face of Imperialism will be hated by those who run the Empire, and it will be loved by people around the world - many of them indigenous peoples - who are defending themselves against the Empire." That's what the author Andre Vltchek wrote for the jacket of Dr. Michael Parenti's most recent book.

EVERGREEN. Contact: sean@armedia.ca The Mix Sessions is a journey through hypnotic rhythms and soulful deep house groove. Featuring slush, atmospheric textures. TRACKLIST 01. Deko-Ze - Like A Fool ft. Gavo 02. Fred Everything - Mercyless ft. Wayne Tennant 03. Richard Archon - Mirror Dimensions 04. Daniel Dubb - Little Helper 260-3 05. MC Flipside - Love Hangover (Marc Pompeo Remix) 06. Gruve Collective - Done & Dusted 07. Kenny Glasgow - Logan's Run (Carlo Lio Mix) 08. Sean Savage - Handles (Club Mix) 09. BKS - Living In Ecstasy 10. Paolo Rocco - Move Body, Move Forward

EVERGREEN. Contact: sean@armedia.ca Trip Hop Radio is a sonic escape into a world of dreamy beats and introspective melodies, featuring an eclectic blend of trip hop, chillout, and downtempo grooves. Updated weekly. TRACKLIST 01. The xx - Angels (Four Tet Remix) 02. Braids - Sweet World 03. Gruve Collective - Try Harder 04. Radiohead - Daydreaming 05. Sean Savage - The Marquee Mile 06. Phaeleh - The Cold In You 07. Soma Sonic - Simplicity 08. Emancipator - Siren (Tor Remix) 09. Astrocolor - Tokyo Metro (Righteous Rainbows of Togetherness Remix) 10. Sasha - Shelter (Christian Loffler Remix) 11. Massive Attack - Spying Glass

Bella Abzug's organization WEDO held this event in 1991 to create consensus among women for the 1992 World Summit on the Environment, and beyond.   Major issues included privatization of the commons, public health and safety, environmental racism.

The Appalachian Sunday Morning is a two hour all Gospel Music Radio program with radio station & program host Danny Hensley. The program is recorded live each Sunday morning while being broadcast on 91.7 FM Community radio and streamed world wide on www.sbbradio.org. This program is uploaded to SoundCloud, RSS.com, radio4all, Podbean and iTunes to mention a few.

1. Pass The Funk Now - K-Def 2. 40 Below Trooper - Jungle Brothers 3. Swing It (Jazziness) - da Bush Babees 4. I Still Need Love 2 - The Twilite Tone feat. Madison McFerrin and Common 6. Electric Sensation - Lord Finesse 7. What Up - K-Natural & Curci feat. Slum Village and Garfield Bright 8. By Any Means - Serial Killers (Xzibit, B-Real, Demrick) feat. Scoop Deville 9. Spitfire - Bukue One & ParanormL 10. To The Beat - Rahzel feat. Q-Tip 11. Headlights - Confidence & J Ferra 12. Prism (J57 remix) - The High & Mighty feat. Tash and Large Professor 13. Slobberknocker - Sankofa & Uncle Fester feat. Crotona P, G Fam Black, Tali Rodriguez, Act-1, Blonju, Jeff Spec and Lyphe 14. Break Off - Stylistic Murder feat. Torae and Cam One 15. New Year New Outlook - Es feat. DJ Close 16. Discipline Or Desire - Señor Kaos & A Producer Named 2 17. End Of Days - Fresh Kils, Myer Clarity, OCDC feat. Roshin and DJ Versatile 18. Jazzinmysoul - Midan 19. Escapism - DAO & Wun Two 20. On & On (instrumental) - Bob Power

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.