By Anonymous (not verified) , 11 January, 2005
Author
Under the Pavement Radio Show

Two part interview with R. Eric Swanepoel, author of "a revolutionary novel" Saving the World and Being Happy (the Computer Ager).
Approximately twenty minutes total length.

By Anonymous (not verified) , 11 January, 2005
Author
vegANARCHY

The latest instalment of the radical alternative radio show presented and produced by three vegan anarchists in Manchester, England.
(1 hour and 43 minutes)

By Anonymous (not verified) , 10 January, 2005
Author
IMEMC

9:54 MP3 -- ready for radio -- please play on your station or show!!
On Sunday January 9, Palestinians held their first presidential election since 1996, electing Mahmoud Abbas as the new Palestinian President, while the Israeli occupation and ongoing military incursions in both the West Bank and Gaza Strip continue.....

On Sunday January 9, Palestinians held their first presidential election since 1996, electing Mahmoud Abbas as the new Palestinian President, while the Israeli occupation and ongoing military incursions in both the West Bank and Gaza Strip continue.

By Anonymous (not verified) , 10 January, 2005
Author
AF - August Sound Coalition

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AUDIO
Recorded Saturday, Jan 8, 2005 NYC

***** Part 2 of 3 *** Part 2: 45 mins *****

Up until the morning of the disaster of the tsunami, the people of northern Indonesia in the area of Aceh, have been facing tremendous hardship and violence due to the militaries history of repression and violence against the non-violent movement for self-determination.

By Anonymous (not verified) , 10 January, 2005
Author
AF - August Sound Coalition

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AUDIO
Recorded Saturday, Jan 8, 2005 NYC

***** Part 1 of 3 *** Part 1: 45 mins *****

Up until the morning of the disaster of the tsunami, the people of northern Indonesia in the area of Aceh, have been facing tremendous hardship and violence due to the militaries history of repression and violence against the non-violent movement for self-determination.

By Anonymous (not verified) , 10 January, 2005
Author
Paul Riismandel

The issue of broadcast indecency enforcement has continued to be in the news for the last year, and seems to be having an effect on broadcasters. Paul and Drew discuss how serious this effect is, and its relationship with broadcasters' accountability to the public.

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