By Anonymous (not verified) , 23 September, 2008
Author
BOLD collective

This audio recording was broadcast live on our BOLD internet radio and is a discussion with David Neavyn and Alan Clayton about the idea of transition towns and eco initiaves in the southern Irish town of Kinsale, half hour talk, nice interview, big shout out to Cathie for assisting so much.

BOLD journey is an island wide journey of discovery, experimentation and celebration, a near 2 week voyage around the island of ireland to meet groups, projects, communities, places that have had BOLD dreams of building a better world and done something about it.

By Anonymous (not verified) , 22 September, 2008
Author
Dissident Island Radio

Coming live to you on Friday 19th September we've got a great, jammed packed line-up, as always! The London IWW will enlighten us about issues of privitisation in education. And we'll be talking to some people who attended this year's European Social Forum in Malmo, and we'll discuss some of the mobilising efforts in preparation for the planned Climate Change Conference happening next year in Copenhagen. In between all this heavy stuff we'll keep yous entertained with the premiere of a play, long in the works, entitled 'The Odotus Account'.

By Anonymous (not verified) , 17 September, 2008
Author
IMC Paris IdF

Le serveur hébergeant entre autres paris.indymedia.org et pt.indymedia.org ayant rencontrez des problèmes au mois d'aout, ces sites et de nombreux autres ne sont plus accessibles... Mais les nouvelles du réseau indymedia sont toujours là, alors écoutez Dites Indymedia !

Emission Dites Indymedia diffusée sur radio fpp le mardi 02/09/2008
Reportages, articles publiés sur le réseau indymedia.org et ailleurs, musiques libres et militantes

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By Anonymous (not verified) , 11 September, 2008
Author
Free Press

Journalists covering the Republican National Convention were held at gunpoint during pre-emptive “security” raids, swept up in mass arrests with protesters, detained for several hours to several days, had their equipment confiscated, and were roughed up by police. Now journalists and citizens of St. Paul are demanding all charges be dropped.