podcast 16 of ftcm, fsck the corporate media.
This is the 16kbps version. broadcast ver will be
forthcoming.
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#16 of dj Microbrew's fsck the corporate media.
The special Thanksgiving edition!

Enjoy.

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

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From the humble loins of Perth Indymedia, a 42 second audio mulch of Australia's PM John Howard briefly addressing the nation.

Tune into www.rtrfm.com.au every wednesday from 7 to 8pm (GMT+08:00) for Indymedia Radical Radio.

Too wussy to have its detention policies challenged by the Supreme Court, the Bush administration finally unveils the lamest indictment ever, against Jose Padilla. (05:55)

Too wussy to have its detention policies challenged by the Supreme Court, the Bush administration finally unveils the lamest indictment ever, against Jose Padilla. http://www.realcities.com/mld/krwashington/13236178.htm

update on the pirate and micro-power radio scene with some music
and politics thrown in.

Background and excerpts from the first session of the International tribunal on Haiti detailing the neo-liberal and imperialist roots of the 2004 coup and the ongoing brutal repression of the majority of Haiti's population.

Wounded Knee to Alcatraz
audio/music from Aztlan Underground, Pacifica archives during the Wounded Knee Incident in 1973

Wounded Knee to Alcatraz
audio/music from Aztlan Underground, Pacifica archives during the Wounded Knee Incident in 1973 also Alcatraz occupation on Radio Free Alcatraz Nov 20 1969

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This is our Thanksgiving Show. We read Giving Thanks (A Native American Good Morning Message), Gracias The Thanksgiving Turkey and "Twas The Night Before Thanksgiving. We also played songs from the Thanks & Giving: All Year Long

On this edition we broadcast an interview conducted by Free Radio Santa Cruz's V-Man, who interviews a volunteer from a free radio station operating in Algiers, New Orleans, that was recently visited by the FCC. Paul also catches up with critical news about our media environment.