In June 2024 and 2025, Gen Z youths demonstrated against the national government of Kenya. Women radio journalists covered these dangerous situations with the bare minimum of personal safety. They inhaled tear gas, feared targeting by police and by men in the crowd, but did their jobs. Includes sound from a demonstration with shots and teargas being fired. They called for more respect and more protection for doing their jobs.

New singles from Orchestre Tout Puissant Marcel Duchamp and Oruã; the Malawian banjo music of Gasper Nali and Madalitso Band; Afrobeat by Tidiani Kone and Orchestre Poly Rythmo de Cotonou; a one-hour tribute to Chris "Mu" Faiumu, the founder and bandleader of Fat Freddy's Drop, who passed away on Wednesday

When Penguin Random House prepared the release of Annie Jacobsens most recent book: Nuclear War, A Scenario; for early 2024, they did not anticipate that it would appear at a time of heightened risk of a nuclear war. The risks include casual threats of the use of nuclear weapons over Ukraine or in the Middle East; as well as the actual attacks or threats to the nuclear plants in Ukraine and Russia. Annie Jacobsen's book is based on dozens of exclusive interviews with military and civilian experts who built the modern nuclear weapons and launch systems. Annie Jacobsen and Professor Steven Starr explain how nuclear weapons and the highly automated systems that set them off, have become so much more deadly than in the early 1990s, when we thought we had ended the Cold War. Professor Steven Starr teaches the class: Environmental, Health and Social Effects of Nuclear Weapons at the University of Missouri. His most recent book is: Nuclear High-Altitude Electromagnetic Pulse: A Mortal Threat to the U.S. Power Grid and U.S. Nuclear Power Plants. Credit to the Commonwealth Club in San Francisco for excerpts of their March 27, 2024 interview with Annie Jacobsen, ; and credit to Hugo Kruger for excerpts from his interview of Steven Starr on Feb. 24, 2023. DATE: 2023 and 2024

Climate-driven extreme weather can suddenly change your life. Hear eight climate survivors from the U.S.A. and Canada, from stormy Louisiana to the Canadian Arctic. We travel to burned out Paradise California and drowned Vermont. If these stories dont move you, see a heart specialist. Warning: these are stories of raw trauma.

The Appalachian Sunday Morning With Danny Hensley 7-20-2025 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.

Welcome to Indigenous in the News with Larry K and Gary Wilcox. On today's show, we’re honored to bring you one of the last interviews recorded with the late Tom Bee this past summer. It was a privilege to have him on the show and learn about his remarkable journey—from founding the Native band XIT, to initially managing the band before stepping into the role of lead singer. XIT made history as the first Native American band to sign with a major record label, and Tom’s extraordinary career later earned him two Grammy Awards. Tom’s life spanned 82 remarkable years, during which he touched the hearts of many with his kindness, wisdom, and love. A man of many talents and passions, he approached everything with a tireless work ethic and an unwavering dedication to excellence. Tom was born on November 8, 1941, in Gallup, New Mexico, and who passed away on July 25, 2024, in Albuquerque, was a true legend. It was an honor to have him as a guest on my music show, Indigenous in Music, this past June. I’m grateful to share our interview with all of you. Some of his numerous achievements include: 1) Winning two Grammy Awards. 2) Writing the song "(We've Got) Blue Skies" recorded by Michael Jackson and the Jackson 5 which appeared on the worldwide hit album "Maybe tomorrow." 3) Coproducing and writing the song "Joyful Jukebox Music" for the Jackson 5. 4) Singing and writing the backing vocals for the song "Just My Soul Responding" for Smokey Robinson on his first solo album "Smokey." 5) Obtaining a writer, artist, and producer contract with Motown records which led to the internationally acclaimed albums "Plight of the Redman" and Silent Warrior" by Xit. 6) Writing the song "Red Hot," recorded by Taka Boom (sister of Chaka Khan) a top Billboard Disco Dance Chart hit. 7) Writing the song "Don't Be Two Faced," recorded by the top selling rockabilly artist Shakin' Stevens for his highly successful album "the Bop Won't Stop." 8) Working with legendary Producer Gary S. Paxton (Alley Oop by the Hollywood Argyles, Monster Mash by Bobby Boris Pickett, and Cherish by the Association). 9) Receiving the "Eagle Spirit Award" from the America Film Institute in San Francisco. 10) Receiving the "Lifetime Achievement Award" from the First Americans in the Arts in Beverly Hills. 11) Receiving the "Lifetime Achievement Award" from Four Directions Entertainment in New York. 12) Being the recipient of the "Will Sampson Award" from the First Americans in the Arts. 13) Winning the "Producer of the Year Award" at the First Annual "Native American Music Awards" (NAMMY's). 14) Receiving of the "Lifetime Achievement Award" from the "Native American Music Awards" (NAMMY's). 15) Having July 27, 2002 being proclaimed "Tom Bee Day" by Mayor Martin Chavez in recognition of Tom's accomplishments within the music industry as a recording artist, songwriter, record producer and multi-award winner. 16) Persuading NARAS to recognize the musical contributions of Native Americans by establishing a Native America category at the Grammy Awards. 17) Being CEO and founder of SOAR (Sound of America Records) As we say goodbye to Tom, we take comfort in the memories he shared with us. He will live on in the hearts of all who knew him, and his spirit will continue to inspire us.

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Tune into Backbeat this week to hear recordings that span almost a century from every genre of popular music, but still sound good together. We've got recent Juno Award winner Big Dave McLean, the first jazz band to make a record, an artist who was a top-notch singer as well as a country and jazz guitar player but still didn't find lasting fame and Marty Robbins tries his hand a rock & roll

Tribute to the late Tom Bee, founder of the `Native rock band XIT

Tribute to the late Tom Bee, founder of the `Native rock band XIT Welcome to Indigenous in Music with Larry K, On today’s special edition of Indigenous in Music, we pay tribute to the late Tom Bee, founder of the `Native rock band XIT. A true pioneer, Tom used music as a platform for Indigenous voices and justice. We’ll revisit his legacy through XIT’s powerful songs and share the final recorded interview with Tom—an inspiring conversation that reflects his passion, purpose, and lasting contribution to Native music and culture. To learn all about Tom, visit us on our homepage at www.indigenousinmusicandarts.org/past-shows/tom-bee. Enjoy music from XIT, Blue Mountain Tribe, La Ley, Crystal Shawanda, Jessica Hernandez and the Deltas, Janel Munoa, Soda Stereo, Cary Morin, CHANCES, W.T. Goodspirit, Mitchell Makoons, Tracy Bone, Twin Flames, Bluedog, Os Mutantes, Axel Krygier, Nathan Cunningham, Irv Lyons Jr, Ed Koban, El Santos Vs La Tetona Mendoza, The Bloodshots, Khu.eex 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.

The genocide in Gaza isn’t just a tragedy—it’s a global business. Over 60 multinational corporations are profiting from Israel’s war machine. Weapons companies like Lockheed Martin and Boeing supply the bombs. Tech giants like Google and Palantir provide surveillance and AI targeting. Caterpillar and Volvo profit from bulldozers that demolish Palestinian homes. Booking.com and Airbnb list rentals on stolen land in illegal settlements. Investors like BlackRock and Vanguard fund and deepen this complicity. Western governments—especially the U.S., UK, Germany, and France—enable it all. Arab regimes stay silent, tighten borders, or normalize ties with Israel. Meanwhile, Palestinians suffer—and the world watches in real-time.

– Bruce Crone, Born-Again Christian, member of The Body of Christ Church, joins Tony and Martin. Bruce served in the Coldstream Guards in the British Army – After the 1974 Turkish invasion of Cyprus and, after severe bullying, was arrested for turning his rifle on his corrupt officers. – Henry Kissinger’s role in the invasion’ Turkish invasion of Cyprus. The Cyprus Conspiracy: America, Espionage and the Turkish Invasion by Brendan O’Malley and Ian Craig – Bruce explains how he found God when he was suicidal and how finding faith changed his life. Is Israel guided by God or not? Will the Jews repent? – Grant Shapps Afghan data breach and super injunction. SAS named in Afghan data breach The identities of more than 100 British officials, including members of the special forces and MI6 – 7/7 London bombings – Peter Power on the six-billion-to-one ‘spooky coincidence’ of his exercise having the same tube stations as the real bombings. – Secretary of Bristol Palestine Solidarity Campaign Tej Bhandal arrested at 5am by Met Police Anti-Terrorist Command, – These super cops spent nearly three days going through his home as if he was a Mafia don Palestinian activist – Tony’s 15 million view Public Inquiry You Tube channel has reappeared after 3 years – Google Take Out – you can back up everything on to your hard drive – Internment without trial quietly introduced for Palestine peace activists in the UK: Trial of Filton 18 from Palestine Action not following procedure – James Henry House from Radio Q UK – 400,000 people to be pushed into poverty by health and disability benefit cuts – Chancellor Rachel Reeves reveals she hasn’t got a clue in 2025 Mansion House Speech. Problems with UK economy. – Justin Walker on the UK version of the US Treasury's Greenback, the Treasury's debt-free Bradbury Pound and the power of Banks and The City of London. – The Great Rising.org. Programmable money. China and the social credit system. What happens if the present money system collapses again? – The Spider’s Web documentary Presenting a Phoney Lifetime Achievement Award for Corporate Tax Management.,gatecrashed David Hartnett’s dinner party – Mark Saunders, documentary maker, died last week. Internationally known for Despite TV documentaries starting from the early 80s, that made it on to C4. – His company Spectacle Productions took it’s name from the Situationist classic Society of the Spectacle. Despite the City documentary – David Yallop – Kevin Sheridan who worked with Mark in the 80s gives his account of the era. Despite the Sun documentary on the Wapping dispute. Dave Barnard remembers Mark. – Battle of Trafalgar documentary on the poll tax riots. C4 innovative at first – After Dark. – Richard Wolff on how he and Mark started INURA that worked with underprivileged youth across Europe to give them a voice through video production – Mick Napier, Scottish Palestine Solidarity Campaign, on his 4 charges and 2 trials – he was charged with hate crime instigated by Glasgow Friends of Israel – Scottish PSC Who we are Building effective solidarity with the Palestinian people Scottish Palestine Solidarity Campaign was established in September 2000 – Professor Nick Maynard UK surgeon reports severe malnutrition causing preventable deaths among patients in Gaza hospital Medic further observes targeted injuries among civilians – Richard Sanders on the Israeli 5th Column: Luciana Berger, Louise Allman, Margaret Hodge, Ruth Smeeth. Now, Baroness Anderson, Rachel Riley, Tracey Ann Olbermann, John Mann – Iranian Ambassador to the UN – UN impotent because can’t stop Israel attacking them. War with Iran? ‘Brazen attack on intl. law’: Iranian foreign ministry – Time to Remember – 1945 and the aftermath of the WW2. The United Nations have also had experience, even while the fighting was still going on. – The world must now use the UN. If we fail to use it, we shall betray all those who have died in order that we might meet here in freedom and safety to create it – Pathetic? Will China do anything to stop genocide in Gaza? Is China paralysed by an obsession with building up its economic, domestic and military might? – China 'inscrutible' in a bid for world domination? For China, war in Gaza a chance to flex diplomatic muscle at little risk – Surrounded by Zionist reptiles? Asked if he trusted Putin, Mr Trump took a lengthy pause before saying: “I trust almost nobody to be honest with you.” – Patrick Henningsen both 9/11 (2001) and 7/7 (2005) were false flag attacks carried out by Israel and its US/UK fifth column to justify the Yinon Plan – 7/7 and 9/11 to demonise Muslims much like Hitler did Jews, and to invade the Middle East for Israel’s benefit – Danny Kruger, Wiltshire MP – ‘our democracy is founded on Christian faith’, speech about the Christianity Church of England – abortion, assisted dying – This house authorised the killing of unborn children of 9-month-old babies, and it passed a bill to allow the killing of the elderly and disabled https://politicsthisweek.gn.apc.org/2025/07/not-the-bcfm-politics-show-presented-by-tony-gosling-248/

Unroll your canvas and dip your brush in the tea, friends. Your charmingly chaotic hosts Kyle and Eric are back, and they've summoned fan-favorite Rae Faba (our resident realism vendor) for another trip into the glittery, grimy world of early American portraiture and the messy marriage between art and truth. We're diving deep into America’s painted past: presidential portraits with side-eye, photography that lied before Photoshop was even a thing, and one German guy who decided George Washington needed some heroic fanfic. Did women row the damn boat? Was that Monroe behind the flag using it as a giant Band-Aid? Is that a duck-banana in the background? Honestly… maybe. It’s art history, American myth-making, and full-throttle snark... All in one delicious episode.

Interview with Heather Edney, co-founder in 1990 of the Santa Cruz Needle Exchange Program. Edney will be part of an event on Saturday, July 19, 4PM at the 418 Project in downtown Santa Cruz which includes a panel discussion and short film screening of "Love is the Drug" by Liz Roberts.

n this unique episode, Kyle steps into the spotlight as his friend and Buck Starts Here cohost Eric Mason interviews him about his time in the U.S. Navy’s submarine service. From enlisting at 19 after a reflective moment at Walmart to serving as a nuclear electrician on a ballistic missile submarine, Kyle shares raw insights into the mental resilience required to thrive in the “Silent Service.” Hear about boot camp challenges, pranks like stealing the Captain’s mattress, and the experience of test firing 3 Trident D5 SLBMs. With humor and candor, Kyle reflects on the skills, discipline, and perspective gained from living underwater for nearly a year across five patrols.

This week on the show, we take a break from the news cycle to discuss understanding Hamas. Writer and analyst Justin Podur joins hosts Nora Barrows-Friedman and Ali Abunimah to talk about Hamas leader Yaya Sinwar’s novel ‘The Thorn and the Carnation’. He gives insight into Sinwar’s thinking and how it helped shape the resistance in Palestine and world events since October 7th, 2023. Writer, author and director of Just World Educational, Helena Cobban, speaks about the importance of understanding Hamas and why that matters to ending Israel’s genocide in Palestine. Our contributing editor Jon Elmer discusses the Gaza siege, bringing us a history of the blockade, how Israel ghettoized the Palestinian population and the evolution of Hamas and the Palestinian Authority throughout the intifadas and the so-called Peace Process.

Newspapers were the primary means of mass communication in 19th Century America. They not only told the news, but they pervaded social and political ideas of the times. Horace Greeley was one of the most colorful and outspoken newspapermen of his day. “Read and judge yourself,” was a slogan of his, almost as well known in his lifetime as his slogan, “Go west, young man, go west,” is known now. I spoke with Horace Greeley through the personage of Chautauqua scholar David Fenimore during the 1996 Democracy in America Chautauqua series that visited Ukiah, CA. Horace Greeley recommends “Democracy in America,” by Alexis de Tocqueville. David Fenimore recommends “Breaking News: How the Media Undermine American Democracy,” by James Fallows & “Who Will Tell the People?” by William Greider. Originally Broadcast: February 26, 1997

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This week, on the Global Research News Hour, we have a special episode dealing with the principal concerns of the leading critic of Canadian foreign policy, Yves Engler. We discuss the subject of the Israel-bias in mainstream Canadian media and we also discuss Yves’s decision to run seriously for the New Democratic Party, after its former leader resigned. We will also hear part of an interview from 2018 with Yves by Global Research News Hour collaborator and friend Paul Graham.