A roundtable of cycling activists discuss the work ahead for bicycling rights, including Judy Ross from Times Up, David Smetman from Transportation Alternatives, and Ben from the NY Bicycle Messengers' Association. [17:41]

Bicycle advocates assemble on the steps of City Hall to remember cyclists and pedestrians killed by cars and call for policy reform. Folowed by "Bicycle Race" by Queen. [8:50]

On this June 17 2005 edition of Rise Up Radio, bicycle advocates remember cyclists and pedestrians killed by cars and call for immediate policy reform. Also, a roundtable discussion of what's needed to make NYC bike-friendly. Later in the show, we look at the struggle of the city's youth programs for adequate funding, and preview this weekend's Hip-Hop Theater Festival.

Intro and Youth News ... and a hot track from Antibalas. [6:37]

News and commentary program for use by indymedia stations, both online and broadcast. 9 minutes and 55 seconds.

Late Night with Mr. X & Just Julie, Episode 52

The TV Theme Episode, Part II. Hear and guess your favorite TV themes from the early days with Mr. X & Just Julie. Hear the very first Podcaster (Mr. X) to record a Podcast clip on a trampoline. Hulk Hogan visits the studio.

A weekly 30 minute review of news and opinion, recorded from a shortwave radio. With times and freqs for listening at home. 2 files- broadcast and slow-modem streaming. Free to rebroadcast. China, Netherlands, Spain, Cuba, and Russia.

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            The latest Shortwave Report (July 8) is up at the website
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There will be a demonstration in E'burgh on Friday morning at 11am for freedom in Iran. People were at tonight's vigil to spread the word about the protest, which will be held in the same location as tonight's vigil.

The vigil was outside of the national gallery on Princes Street

This interview was made to a group of 5 young ppl from london at Stirling Train station before going to Gleneagles on the 6th of july 2005

They were aged around 20, and although they admitted to not to belong to a known political group they had very interesting opinions on the issues related to G8 meeting and the state world.