Putumayo continues to make world music accessible to the globally-curious. We sample two of their latest compilations off the top. Talk about global music projects; Vancouver's Los Furios have just released Old Ghosts recorded in different venues, studios, kitchens and hemispheres between Canada and New Zealand. We bring a debut. And, Elisapie from Nunavik in Northern Quebec recalls the radio hits that affected her on her new album of covers, Inuktitut. It's hard to beat World Beat Canada!
Every April, various Western countries bring charges against some member of the Rwandan diaspora. They do this in solidarity with Paul Kagame's regime in Rwanda. Because April 6-7 was the moment Kagame's RPF went on the attack and pursued a war of conquest and enjoyed unanimous support of the NATO gang, the "cruelest month", as T.S. Eliot described it, Rwanda's allies arrest someone to intimidate others of the diaspora. This year a man in Ohio and another in Belgium. They will not receive the presumption of innocence, because the process is largely symbolic and the media is relied upon to put "genocide" in all their headlines.
Tony Leah, Unifor member and labour historian. The United Autoworkers continue to show what can be accomplished with class-conscious leadership. Their next ambitious goal, after humbling the Big Three, is to organize autoworkers in states that are very anti-union. The effort will be "old school", the UAW will turn to rank-and-file workers to devise and carry out the drive. ALSO Tony L. points out Electric Vehicles are here to stay and North American automakers seem inept, and maybe unwilling. to face the fact. Ford is pushing back the start at its Oakville plant. Meanwhile China is advancing its EV production by leaps and bounds.
Closing commentary of Phil Taylor: Israel attacked the Iranian embassy in Damascus and the US/Canada/UK looked on and said nothing. In Ecuador the army entered the Mexican embassy and kidnapped an Ecuadorean political leader seeking asylum. Again, the great white north looked away. Western hypocrites, sewing the wind oblivious and arrogant, they will reap the whirlwind.
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.
After Iran Retaliation Against Israel's Bombing of Embassy in Syria, Netanyahu Threatens Counterattack; Media Coverage Lapse of 2023 Marathon Petroleum Refinery Fire Leaves Residents Vulnerable; Arizona Supreme Court Revives 'Zombie' 1864 Abortion Ban
Looking at an album from a different era this week, as we drink a long with Irving (water we just drink water!!), a quick musical side trip to Hawaii, and a Celebrity Slip Up a star of a 70s cop show that really shouldn't have gone country.
Bob Avakian, the Bible vs Communist Manifesto. Noche Diaz and Sunsara Taylor discuss Revolutionary May Day 2024. Lenny Wolff on NCAA basketball coach Dawn Staley and "god." Easter F*cking Sunday—A Play by David Damnit. Raymond Lotta on The Big Problem with Netflix's “3 Body Problem.” REVOLUTION 21: There is no such thing as "human nature" (an excerpt from Bob Avakian's social media post). Noche Diaz reflects at the experience of looking at the recent Eclipse, together with others.
This week in the lounge, Dan is joined by Ron was they take the time machine to the April 1993 Waco Siege, discuss science news involving Mammoth resurrections and Europa moon missions, explore the snake oil of plastic recycling, and of course play fact checkin’ time and talk some feel good news.
When it comes to energy transitions, marine vessels tend to get overlooked, even though they are some of the worst polluters of our oceans and air. The heavy duty diesel fuel used by most ships presents serious problems for the planet. This week on Sea Change Radio, we speak with Maria Gallucci, a Senior Reporter at Canary Media, who describes efforts being made to transform boats and ships into zero emission marine fleets. We look at a project to electrify tugboats in San Diego, a cutting-edge hydrogen ferry about to launch in San Francisco, and innovations to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the international cargo shipping space.
How Mass Layoffs and Greed Are Destroying the working-class - And What to Do About It. Published on Feb. 22, 2024
Chris Hedges interviewed Leopold on April 5, 2024 on The Real News Network. Hedges is an American journalist, author, commentator and Presbyterian minister. He hosts the program The Chris Hedges Report on The Real News Network.
This is a 26 minute excerpt of an extraordinary 54 minute video that I urge you to see on line under the title: Billionaires are pillaging America. How to fight back?
Please make use of the facts and strategies presented in this program, they might play a crucial role in the upcoming election.
DATE: 2024/04/05
This episode of Today's Bluegrass showcases all new music from Authentic Unlimited, Carley Arrowood, The Grascals, The Traveling McCourys, John McEuen and more.
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Ann Bannon’s Beebo turns pulp into Pride; Germany simplifies its legal gender change process, while the Vatican claims that gender affirmation violates “human dignity”, a small U.S. college association bans trans female sports competitors, 3 new Idaho bills add to the state’s trans oppression, a Florida teacher beats “Don’t Say Gay” and wins her preferred pronouns case, and The North Face turns the other cheek to a new far-right boycott.
Those stories and more this week when you discover “This Way Out”, the world’s audio oasis for LGBTQ+ news and culture.
The recent Iranian strikes on Israel's military bases reveal the weakness of the Apartheid state, which is bogged down on multiple fronts and facing defeat. Palestine will be free.
Two Canadians - one from a Scottish background and one from a Romanian background - discuss their historic links to witchcraft, their self-discovery as witches, and their analyses of what is happening with the craft. Both are featured in the recent documentary Coven.
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New Ghanaian music from Jembaa Groove and Florence Adooni; the South Bronx's fabulous Ghetto Brothers; brand new singles by Altın Gün and Liraz; music from two films by Hisham Mayet that will be screened next weekend at the James River Film Festival; more sounds of the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic; Senegal and Mali meet Australia in Ausecuma Beats
1. Parlin-Beris (Super City) - Figub Brazlevic & Parental
2. Miss You More - Noisiboi
3. Cruising - Tapehead
4. Uptown Hit - The Beatnuts
5. Hip Hop & Jazz - Jig Magger ft. Emapea
6. Rhodes Less Traveled - Teddy Roxpin & Maximillian
7. One For Karl - Suff Daddy
8. Inner Glow - Bao, Packed Rich
9. Open Concept - Baptiste Hayden
10. Healing - Monma
11. Somedayiwillfindit - Es-K & Agent X
12. Evening Madness - Mobsta Maine
13. Here To Stay - Midan ft. FloFilz
14. Trees - chromo, the dreamer
15. Slinky - Axian & Lazlow
16. Zap Cannon - The Deli
17. Mindful - Enatea
18. The World To Come - Dialog
19. Tuscany - Elaquent
20. Filter Guitar - Broke
21. Someone As Real As Her (Feel This, This Here) - Magnetic
22. Rare Taste - Ohbliv
23. New Hubcaps - Kreatev
23. prayer for player - axion117
24. Better Days - Evil Needle
25. Glaciers - Mr Slipz
Are your savings helping the mad new expansion of fossil fuels? From RAN, Dr. April Merleaux names big banks expanding oil, gas & coal from the Arctic to the Amazon. From London, broadcaster, author, and science journalist Gaia Vince talks about the coming mass climate migration in her book Nomad Century - How To Survive The Climate Upheaval.
Welcome to Indigenous in Music with Larry K, this week we welcome back from Toronto, Ontario, Veronica Johnny is in the house. Songwriter, performer and the lead singer in her band “The Johnnys.” They have just released a new remix of tunes from their classic album “Leathers and Feathers,” Bringing us some High Energy Indigenous Rock n roll featuring Stevie Salas and Kevin Gutierrez. Read all about them at our place at https://www.indigenousinmusicandarts.org/past-shows/the-johnnys
Enjoy music from The Johnnys, Stevie Salas, Kevin Gutierrez, Midnight Sparrows, Levi Platero, Indigenous, Sebastian Gaskin, Old Soul Rebel, Ozomatli, Joey Nowyuk, Joyslam, Banda Black Rio, Jalmy, Joey Stylez, Melody McArthur, Phyllis Sinclair, Rhonda Head, Injunuity, Robert Mirabal, Indian City, La Ley, Leonard Sumner, Hataalii, Janet Panic, Mamarudegyal, Stolen Identity, Blackbird, The Bloodshots 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.
