On this weeks edition of TAZ, I interview the editors of Ctheory (http://ctheory.net), Arthur and Marilouise Kroker, about technology, politics, culture, and resistance. Mixed with the music/audio of DJ Spooky and Marshall McLuhan.

1 hour, 13 minutes.

Slave Revolt Radio from 11-19-04 Politics of food and class

this show orginally aired on monday, december 6th on kpft 90.1 fm in houston, texas.

headlines, afta coverage, ukraine elections, announcements.

A summary & report from a housing seminar held last Tuesday in Dublin, Ireland.

Approximately 50 housing activists, local residents, Threshold representatives and other individuals met up in the Gresham Hotel on Tuesday morning earlier this week, for a seminar called "The Regeneration Game: Urban Regeneration & Community Involvement". The seminar was hosted by Threshold, which is a national housing organisation dedicated to ensuring housing and tenants rights for all.

Adam Nieman, co-founder of No Sweat Apparel, is interviewed by Queer-J Brad on Radioactive Radio. He discusses sweatshops, labor unions, the founding of No Sweat, No Sweat's 'competitors,' capitalism, consumerism and advertising. Audio duration: 52 min 48 sec.

This is an audio adaptation of the call to action DAWN9District Antiwar Action) has posted for the Counterinaugural.

DAWN's action is but one part of the Counterinaugural, but it has the potential for disproportionate political impact, so he have chosen to support them by airing an adaptaiton of their call.

In addition, the first three paragraphs just beg for this sort of dramatic reading over music from Lord of the Rings. This stuff about our world being in darkness because of Bush is an inspiration to all groups organizing action agaisnt Bush's coronation party.

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Recorded on December 2, 2004

Length: 16:52 (56Kbps, 44 Khz Mono)

Please contact producer at jerry@americandreamradio.org to tell us if you broadcast this segment.

David Cobb talks on December 2, 2004 about Ohio's election, some of what went wrong in Ohio, what election reform might look like, and the goals of the Green Party for fixing elections.