I recorded people talking about whatever their concerns were at the Houston Astrodome yesterday.

9:05 clean for FM radio, but contains the word "nigger" in some interviews / raps

listen

What's Goin' On? Katrina still and will continue to go on. More of what is happening, not happening with Katrina and bush's brain and FEMA

Enjoy!
Peace

CBC Unplugged from Studio Zero #3: Locked-out CBC workers in Vancouver are back with another radio show from the picket line. Vancouver radio personalities and contributors tell their side of the story. Also featuring recorded picket-line performances.

Please let us know if you broadcast this show. For more info about the lockout by CBC management, visit cmgvancouver.org or cmg.ca. Also visit CBC Unplugged

Long-time housing activist and former Black Panther interviewed on WBAI on Sep 14 about Katrina, relief, racism, militarism, environment, needs, etc. This excerpt is 56 min from the 90-min show

WBAI source of the broadcast


MORC the show containing the interview

Audio of the first three speeches made at the end of the CAAT march against the dsei arms fair - tuesday 13th september 2005:
7mins 30secs / 6.86MB mp3 128kbps

Speakers:

1. Campaign Against the Arms Trade Campaigner
2. Bill from East London Against the Arms Fair
3. Local Councillor from Newham

For reports of resistance to dsei - largest arms fair in europe (and the world?) check out indymedia uk dsei section at:
http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/actions/2005/dsei/

Report back from the World Festival of Students and Youth in Caracas. 40mins, english, spanish

this week on the show we played music, ate pop corn, drank soda, and smashed stuff up.

hella cool blues/ska/rock/psychobilly song by 3/5's of a sort of band. all 'bout those minutemen down in arizona/california.etc. just over 3 minutes long. we really aren't that good, or even that much of a band, but we think this song is awesome!

News reports: massive Exxon-Valdez-like oil spills in Gulf after Katrina. EPA staffer tells all to foreign newspapers.
Texas paper lists big oil company spills. Protective Gulf Islands "gone." Superfund waste site flooded in New Orleans.

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Listen to an interview with Lebanese documentary filmmaker Mahmoud Kaabour, on his film “Being Osama”. The documentary was filmed after the events of September 11th, 2001 in New York City and provides a window into the lives of six Montrealers named Osama, in the wake of the institutional and social backlash against Arabs and Muslims following 9/11.