Latest program schedule

Radio LavaLamp, a volunteer-run internet radio stream has updated its programming with a collection of alternative news programs, indepenent non-commercial music shows & some experimental spoken word + audio collage tracks.

the current line-up:

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Seldom Heard Radio 1003: DJ Frederick with obscure & non-commercial music.

* To correspond with DJ Frederick (and to receive a cool QSL/verification card), send

info on program details heard via Radio LavaLamp to: PO Box 69, Elkhorn, NE

68022 USA.

Auntie Bees Knees presents the first of a 2-part feature on Cambior Incorporated and its mining activities in the Guiana Shield. 9 minutes 57 seconds.

The Saga of Sara LIDMAN; "...indulge"...

kfpt local news airs monday, wednesday, and friday at 6pm on pacificia radio in houston , 90.1fm. stories in this newscast address issues of voting, free trade, civil liberties, and more, on a local level.

stream the show live on www.kpftx.org

Folks at a demo at Schwarzenneger's campaign offices in Santa Monica on Friday talk about the upcoming recall election in California. 12 mins 22 sec, 32 kbps, 2.9 MB

kfpt local news airs monday, wednesday, and friday at 6pm on pacificia radio in houston , 90.1fm. stories in this newscast address issues of voting, free trade, civil liberties, and more, on a local level.

a live stream of the newscast can be heard on www.kpftx.org.

IndyRadio 005

Memoria, destrucción y caos durante la marcha del 2 de Ocubre

RadioActive is a weekly grassroots environmental and social justice news journal, heard on WERU FM in Maine (USA).

Disability Rights

September 25, 2003

An interview with disability rights activist Mike Reynolds. Mike talks about
the "Free Our People" march and MCASSA legislation.

A weekly 30 minute review of news and opinion recorded from a shortwave radio. 2 files- broadcast quality (13.3MB) and quick download (3.3MB). With times and freqs for listening at home. Free to rebroadcast. Netherlands, China, Russia, Germany, and Cuba.

Dear Radio Friend,

Interview with Kevin Pina, an Amer. film maker living in Haiti