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 fare. 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.

REPEAT BROADCAST This week on the global Research News Hour, we are observing key themes in 21st century warfare that are missed in conventnional mainstream media coverage. In our first half hour. Bruce Gagnon of the Global Network Against Weapons and Nuclear Power in Space reveals how space technology has transformed modern warfare and how today’s peacemakers can fight back. And in our second half hour, the pivotal 9/11 truth activist Richard Gage steps in to tell listeners about the 21 parallels between the September 11th terrorist attack on America and the October 7th Hamas attack on Israel, including the state reaction satisfying the nation’s prior geo-strategic goals.

Celtic characters aplenty this hour, from the Sweet Bonnie Lass From Belfast and the Celtic Girl, a tribute to Shane McGowan from the Dropkicks, a Raggle Taggle Gipsy, Neil Ewart Of Ardnamuchan, Rakish Paddy and Willie Reilly. Don't worry, Patricia Fraser takes care of the introductions on Celt In A Twist.

Groovy global gives summer vibes this hour: reflections on modern life from Brazil w/ Pedro Bienemann and Curumin, Columbia's Balthvs remixed, to your health from Saha Gnawa, nordictronics from Sorten Muld, tribal rhythms from Papua, New Guinea and a heavy tribute to Ozzy from Brownout. Catch the next wave with World Beat Canada!

The US intervenes, dictates, profits and calls it peacemaking, from Gaza to Cambodia-Thailand.

Nora Barrows-Friedman brings us a recap of Palestinian news from July 24th to the 31st, 2025.

Bluegrass Gospel music with Host Danny Hensley. Roots of My Heritage celebrates the music I grew up with and still enjoy to this day. A one hour program that is broadcast live and recorded for distribution for radio stations across the globe through iTunes, RSS.com, Radio4all, Podbean and of course SoundCloud. Broadcast locally in Powell, Tennessee on 91.7 FM Community Radio and streaming world wide on www.sbbradio.org

Our guest is Melinda Grisby—known online as @browngirlpride is a social media activist, Former Air Force Medic twice deployed to Iraq, and a public speaker with a focus on history and decolonization. In the first half of today’s program, Melinda discusses the history of the racial classification of Latino people in the United States that the implications of the Latino vote. She also corrects some widely circulated misinformation and makes a case that the narrative associated with Latino voters is inaccurate and has led to harmful responses from other racial groups. In the second half of the show, we discuss the implications of this country’s colonialist roots and how Native American populations were (and continue to be) affected. Our Way Black History Fact contains the story of $5 Indians and the massive governmental fraud that further subjected Native peoples.

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

It's our own version of the Gong Show this week as Snarf feels the show needs a musical gong, some fun material as we look at only album parody legend Spike Jones ever had, and a steel band doing disco and rock classics. It's a mess o' music that can only be cheezy.

Two doctors returning from a medical service mission share first-hand accounts, photos, and videos of the perseverance of the people of Gaza despite Israel's genocidal campaign at the complete destruction of their society. Join with them in bearing witness to the life-changing stories they encountered and their call-to-action based their witness and shared experience with the medical staff of Al Nasser Hospital Gaza's seeking treatment. Air strikes and drones were constant during their two week stay. They explain that from the hospital they could observe damaged but still standing buildings that Gazan's continued to live in as there are no "safe zone" to flee to. From the hospital they looked out on to Palestinian land designated a "red zone" which surrounded the hospital, an area they were told not to enter, explaining it meant that the people who were living there, lived with the knowledge they could be shot, droned or bombed on sight by Israels. Yet determined to stay on their land many Palestinians refused to leave what remained of their homes.

Israel's Gaza Starvation Policy is Killing More Palestinians Every Day; Trump’s ‘Golden Dome’ National Defense System is Unachievable and a Waste of Taxpayer Dollars; LA Activists Demand Public Transit System Do More to Protect City’s Immigrants from ICE.

The open and ugly white supremacy of the Trump fascist regime - a core part of their fascist program. The need for Black people in particular to be in the front lines of people fighting to defeat Trump MAGA fascism. Refuse Fascism actions July 28, to confront the State of Emergency we face. In a protest called by Refuse Fascism at the Ed Sullivan Theater, hundreds demand, “Colbert Stays! Trump Must Go!” Hundreds dying, thousands on the brink of death. The US-Israeli starvation of Gaza.

Looking at energy policy under the current administration is a depressing exercise - the reconciliation bill of 2025 passed by the Republicans on July 4th, is a windfall for the oil & gas industry and devastating for renewables. Over 4.5 million homes with solar panels already installed, for example, are losing tax credits and other subsidies. This week on Sea Change Radio, we speak with Sean Gallagher, the Senior Vice President of Policy at the Solar Energy Industries Association, also known as SEIA, about the effects this newly signed legislation will have on the solar industry. Keeping in mind that our conversation with Gallagher preceded the bill's passing, we discuss the current state of solar and where it's headed, and learn about the work of SEIA. Then, we dig into the Sea Change Radio archives and hear an excerpt from our interview with Paul Bierman, a geoscientist at the University of Vermont, as he talks about Greenland's melting ice sheet.

'An appeal to the Labour backbenches: We can't get your leadership to change their minds, only you can - if you organise and insist on change' - Kit Malthouse, Conservative MP https://politicsthisweek.gn.apc.org/2025/07/not-the-bcfm-politics-show-presented-by-tony-gosling-249/ UK's David Lammy warned he could 'end up in The Hague' over Gaza 'cowardice' https://www.middleeasteye.net/news/uk-david-lammy-warned-he-could-end-up-hague-over-gaza-cowardice Conservative MP Kit Malthouse tells Labour MPs to pressure their party's leadership and 'insist on change' UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy has been warned he could "end up in The Hague" due to his "inaction" and "cowardice" over Israel's genocidal war on Gaza. Conservative MP Kit Malthouse addressed Lammy in the House of Commons on Monday after the foreign secretary announced that the UK and 24 other countries were once again urging Israel to commit to a ceasefire. Lammy said that the UK was setting aside £60m ($84m) in humanitarian assistance to Gaza. But the Labour MP for Tottenham stopped short of suggesting his government would be recognising a Palestinian state - which he is under pressure from MPs to do so ahead of a UN conference at the end of this month. Instead he reiterated that the UK was committed to a two-state solution, before he called Israel's aid system in Gaza, which has caused nearly 1,000 Palestinians to be killed, "a grotesque spectacle". The United Nations has repeatedly called the controversial Israeli-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) aid model "inherently unsafe" and in breach of impartial humanitarian principles. The foundation, which began operations in late May following an 11-week Israeli blockade, uses private US mercenaries for delivery. It bypasses the UN-led aid system, which Israel claims has been infiltrated by Hamas - an accusation that is not supported by independently verified evidence. Malthouse, a vocal critic of Israel's war on Gaza, lashed out at Lammy's remarks, saying he was "frankly astonished at the statement of the foreign secretary". "At a time when we've got daily lynchings and expulsions on the West Bank, dozens being murdered as they beg for aid," he said. "I'm just beyond words really at his inaction and frankly complicity by inaction at what is going on. He himself said there's a massive prison camp being constructed in the south of Gaza. "He knows that leading genocide scholars from across the world now are ringing the alarm bells, and yet he has the temerity to show up to this House and wave his chequebook as if it's going to solve his conscience. "Can he not see that his inaction - and frankly, cowardice - is making this country irrelevant? Can he also not see the personal risk to him, given our international obligations, that he may end up at The Hague because of his inaction? "And finally, really, frankly, an appeal to the Labour backbenches: We can't get your leadership to change their minds, only you can - if you organise and insist on change," he added. Lammy responded with: "I understand the fury that the right honourable gentleman feels, but I have to tell him... I have to tell him that it demeans his argument when he personalises it in the way that he does. "It is unbecoming, and not something the House expects, particularly of its more senior members." Fifteen die in 24 hours from starvation The situation in Gaza has continued to deteriorate in recent days, with the Palestinian health ministry reporting on Tuesday that at least 15 Palestinians had died from malnutrition in the past 24 hours due to Israel's decision to impose a famine in the strip. Four of them were children, including three identified as the infant Yousef al-Safadi, Abd al-Jawad al-Ghalban, 16, and Ahmad Hasanat. One of the adults was identified as 32-year-old woman with special needs, Raheel Rosros. 'I saw death': Palestinians recall Israeli massacre of nearly 100 aid seekers Read More » Last week, the official spokesperson for Hamas's armed wing, the Qassam Brigades, said that the Palestinian group had repeatedly offered to release all the captives held in Gaza at once, as part of a comprehensive ceasefire deal, but Israel rejected the offer. Abu Obaida said that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his cabinet "rejected" the offer and were "not interested in the fate of their soldiers", accusing the Israeli leadership of preparing the public for the possibility that all the captives would die. Earlier in the week, sources had told MEE that the families of Israeli captives held in Gaza had reached out to Hamas through a representative to ask about the fate of the ceasefire talks. The sources said that the representative had reached out to Hamas after the captives' families feared Netanyahu was trying to torpedo a possible deal.....

Censored books break free at BANNED Camp; Malaysian cops mistake a Health Department-supported AIDS prevention event for a “gay sex party”, a Hong Kong judge stalls a trans man’s bathroom win, a Canadian judge delays the deportation of a nonbinary U.S. citizen, a gay Venezuela makeup artist is freed from U.S. rendition in El Salvador, and an infamous Kentucky clerk begs the U.S. Supreme Court for marriage equality relief. Those stories and more this week when you discover “This Way Out.”

July 28 - “Mille Lacs Indian Museum: Native American Music and Arts Festival, August 31. Today were with Travis Zimmerman and Joni & Eric Buffalohead”

Hadassah Hospital in Jerusalem was founded on a promise to serve all patients with the same, excellent care. But the conditions of occupation and resistance in the region undermined that intention, sowing discrimination and fear. This documentary looks deeply at how these played out in the maternity ward, among patients and potential patients, and members of the staff.