A rare treat for all "Clockwork Orange" fans;the complete Anthony Burgess novel, read by Phil Daniels.
High quality, mp3 audio, about 5 hours listening time.

Video presentation of the very near future if people dont WAKE UP

Duraton aprox 8min
Size 23MB

This Week In Palestine, a service of the International Middle East Media Center www.imemc.org, for July 7 through July 14, 2006.

Israel continues to bomb Gaza, bringing the number of dead in this invasion to at least 80. Rocket fires over the annexation Wall from Jenin to Israel. And Israel begins an invasion of Lebanon that leaves 46 civilians dead in the first twenty-four hours. These stories and more, coming up. Stay tuned.

PCHR in Brief

Skidmark Bob Interview & Listening Party with bassist/vocalist Price Mavery of The Wall Street Traitors about their latest album "Dirty Little Busy People" airing tracks and talking about songs and volunteering with Food Not Bombs in Birmingham Alabama.

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Report by Flashpoints correspondents Alejandro Reyes and Dan Nemser on the people's movement in Oaxaca, in the context of the Mexican post-electoral turmoil. What started as a teachers' movement has turned into a people's peaceful uprising that took over the city center and is demanding the governor's resignation. A unique example of people power from below...

10th July 2006 edition of Under the Pavement, Manchester's radical radio show.
Full two hour show.

22 year old Estonian Model Bambar is to feature in the new Gaz Reynolds Pop 'I Don't Care' 2006 Video which will be syndicated around the
world on television and video networks in the coming months.

22 year old Estonian Model Bambar is to feature in the new Gaz Reynolds Pop 'I Don't Care' 2006 Video which will be syndicated around the
world on television and video networks in the coming months.




Bambar's modeling career began at the age of 18 when she was spotted by an agency and flown to Italy to do several photo shoots for the

This week on The NewStandard Radio News Update: Congress and the President ignore Native health care; Las Vegas citizens voice concern about cops killing people; schools employ more police, punitive punishments; and environmentalists sue the EPA for creating more pollution.

The NewStandard is an independent hard-news outlet covering domestic issues from a grassroots perspective. In our effort to serve as an antidote to the corporate mass media, we've recently broadened our coverage and launched an audio feature to complement our web-based content.

A weekly review of news at the intersection of media and democracy.

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In this week's program: The FCC allows the country's two dominant cable companies to get even larger, possibly at the expense of competitive rates and network neutrality. And a look at how journalists fail to provide proper context to the issue of immigration.