3rd October 2005 edition of Under the Pavement, Manchester's radical radio show. Full two hour show.

Under the Pavement is a long running fortnightly radio show broadcast every other Monday 9.00pm-11.00pm on ALL FM 96.9, a community radio station, in south Manchester.
The show focusses on radical and activist campaigns and activities in the city.

This Show's Interview:
McD D-Day/ World Anti McDonalds Day and Stop The Clampdown

The Hammer is looking more and more like a nail...

WSQT Radio is returning to the airwaves on 93.5 FM. We explain in the first segment about the probabilitr that FEMA was behind the FCC action against us, and in the second segment discuss Tom Delay's indictment.

The location and frequency have changed, but the power is the same as before. All the best of WSQT is coming back-first of all we will resume broadcasting coverage from Occupied New Orleans, bringing in files posted to Radio indymeida by people in the New Orelans area.

Ben Terrell gives an overview of the situation in Haiti

Conditions in Haiti continue to be ugly & desperate. The triple whammy of the U.S., the U.N. and France maintain their crippling reign of this tiny nation, the second American republic to break free of European monarchs in 1804. Election fraud, a corporate economy and a prison industrial-complex conspire together to bring down the democracy.

Intro music - Charles Mingus "Open Letter to Duke"
Closing music - Miles Davis "So What"

Running time 14:00

NEDAP, an NYC community group, talking about deed theft and foreclosure scams.

"Ever since I caught my first ride, hitchhiking has been a love of mine. Although I believe in the strength of community, sometimes it can also act as a cultural sink-hole. Since community is almost always based on similar interest, I sometimes find myself drowning in a chorus of predictably similar thoughts. As an escape from that life growing stale, hitchhiking is a great way to brighten my eyes." A Hitchhiker's Audio Tour Of The United States is a hitchhiker's story, complete with the recorded thoughts, theories, and life philosophies of everyone he met along the way.

In this piece, Javier Francisco talks about technology and some of its implications. He moves beyond questions of whether technologies shape social institutions or social institutions shape technologies, to explore the ways in which they are intimately tied together. This is done by looking at perspectives about technology throughout history, examining several myths about technology today, and exploring the ways that technology affects our social relationships.

Death Trap (How Johnny God does it ALL)

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HERO - A bushite killer speaks candidly

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Singing speech on George W. Bush\'s true wicked evilness

That is a high act of treason. And it's not,
"oh well, but maybe it's not true.." No, we have
the two documents of question. We have the
positions that were offered to the bush administration
on behalf of American intelligence. [the N.I.E.] That
was their position, the bush administration censored
that, re-wrote CRITICAL sentences. Fixed the intel.

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HERO - A bushite killer speaks candidly