mp3, 5mins, 32kbps

In the next five minutes, she speakss about the destruction of Tibet’s landscape, before describing debilitating health issues among the neglected indigenous population.

5m34s, mp3, 32kbps

In the first five minutes, Yungchen explains the importance of singing to her and the impact that Chinese imperilaism has had on her culture.

22 min studio interview, mp3, 128kbps (FM-friendly).

Interview with Hungchen Lhamo (from Tibet) and Neil Steedman (Tibet Support Group Ireland).

Yungchen Lhamo is a singer and Tibetan exile. At the age of 15 she trekked through the Himalayas to India, but the sense of loss and yearning for her country is palpable in her conversation.

The same interview is segmented at lower resolution for all sorts of internet connections lower down, and synopsis given under those headings.

The show FEMA whined about to the FCC-this week between our coverage of Occupied Iraq and Occupied New Orleans!

Set to more of the LOTR-themed music we are known for.
Saving the trees and savign people's homes are ONE-only STOPPING the ICC can do either one.

The MD State Highway Administration held a "hearing" for residents of Winters Run, and proceeded to insult and browbeat residents in an attempt to force them to accept this road.

hey cynically protrayed "Rock Creek option C" vs "Rock Creek option A" as a dispute between housing and parkland, so as to make highway-stopping environemtnalists look like enemies of people's homes.

With the recent Supreme Court Eminent Domain case, they suspect taking homes poisoning(with runoff) instead of bulldozing parkland will help them get the road through the EPA.