I am uploading two files at a time. These are from the pre-march rally in S.F. @ Dolores Park. These are most of the Speakers who spoke on 9/24/05. I lost one and a 1/2 speakers due to technical problems. I also must apologize for misspelling any speakers names. These are mono mp3's @ 96kbps. There are two speakers on each mp3.

Interviews with Anti-War speakers from community and stage speakers

Interview Order: Richard Becker Int'l ANSWER coalition), Daniel Saver (Campus Anti-war network), Betita Martinez (Latinos for Peace), Janine Antoine on stage, Carlos Villareal (Exec Dir, National Lawyers Guild SF Bay), Ross Mirkarimi (Dist. 5 Supervisor, San Francisco), Luis Talemantes, Janine Antoine (Bay Area Natives for Peace & Vanguard Foundation), Filipino organizer (name?), Antonio Medrano (Contra Costa County)

Romesh Senewiratne has been busking in Acland Street, St.Kilda for the past 5 years. This song, "Walking down the fine line" is of his CD, "With One Voice" and was recorded Friday 23rd September 2005.

Quickime 3gp Movie file: 3 min 59 sec.

"Walking down the fine line"
©2004 Romesh Senewiratne (contact: 03-9571 9103) AUS

Video: Bill Posters
NO©2005 Non-Profit.
(please let Bill or Romesh know if want to use it for something)

Croatian punk, around an hour and a half. From garage to crust to the Croatian psychedlic GG Allin.

What They Don't Tell You: "Crosses" about the Bush supporter who drove his truck over the memorial crosses of soldiers killed in Iraq at the Cindy Sheehan protest in Texas.

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1st hour News from Basra and comments on War in Iraq and Katrina. 2nd-3rd hr interview with Rodney Cluff
Duration: 2:58
size: 81.4MB

More of that "Underground Show" 2 hrs.+ of goodness, with mr. mike (note new iconography) assailing three obscure elements of Bad Taste: the never-released Jerry Lewis film "The Day the Clown Cried", fake ex-Satanist Mike Wernke, and the "Hour of Slack" radio show. Recorded 09-23-05. May destroy your computer or iPod with sheer tastelessness.

Phil Kelly is a musician and lived in the older part of New Orleans. Due to 'lack of funds' he had to ride out the Katrina Hurricane. Trees covered every avenue, looting of elders and corporate chains was rampant, and getting out of town was not a bad idea.

Life on the road, the Red Cross Central HQ in Alabama and the mental strain of the whole situation are high points.

These two interviews can be played either together or separately, each have their own unique character.

Part 1 "Katrina Hits Chapatoula Street" starts short but keeps continuity - Run Time 14:01

HIMC radio program live from KPFT Houston. Hurricane Rita coverage.

HIMC contributors Nick, Rob, Chickpea, Dolores, and Philip discuss latest developments in Houston in advance of Hurricane Rita. KPFT engineer Steve Brightwell discusses transmitter issues in Houston. Audio from the streets of Houston as hurricane Rita approachses