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Author:  WSQT Direct Action radio 88.1 FM in DC E-mail: 

WSQTradio@hushmail.com

Here is WSQT Radio's July 2 Playlist including the following special:

FREEMIX RADIO FMR3
http://voxunion.com/realaudio/coupradio/FMR3.mp3
This was the second half of the entire broadcast today.

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Author:  Dan Roberts E-mail: 

outfarpress@saber.net

Telephone:  707 459-1760 Address:  PO Box 1162 Willits CA 95490

Dear Radio Friend,
The latest Shortwave Report (July 3) is up at the website
http://www.outfarpress.com/outfarpress/shortwave.shtml in both broadcast quality (13.3MB) and quickdownload or streaming form (4.9MB) (28:59)

Link: 

http://www.outfarpress.com/outfarpress/shortwave.shtml

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En mayo de 2009, Radio Zapatista entrevistó a compañer@s de organizaciones y colectivos que están luchando por los derechos de los migrantes en el Estado Español. Este documental pretende conocer el trabajo de algunos de estos grupos y, a través de sus comentarios, reflexionar la migración en España desde la perspectiva de California (mp3, 31 min).

Author:  Free Press

The House considers legislation on protecting consumers from online marketers' secret data mining for behavioral advertising. Julius Genachowski become Chairman of the FCC, and the Personal Democracy Forum mashed up politics and technology for the sixth year.

Link: 

http://www.freepress.net/mediaminutes

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Author:  Giraffe & DJ Dope E-mail: 

giraffe@riseup.net

Struggle News #7, June 30, 2009

MP3 download: http://www.archive.org/download/StruggleNews7june302009/StruggleNews7_ju...

OGG download: http://www.archive.org/download/StruggleNews7june302009/StruggleNews7_ju...

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http://korea.indymedia.org

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Author:  WSQT Direct Action Radio 88.1 FM in DC E-mail: 

WSQTradio@hushmail.com

Here is WSQT's audio playlist from the June 30 Broadcast, featuring coverage of a sucessful insurgent strike in Nigeria against a Shell oil terminal and the so-called "pullout" of US troops from Iraqi cities.

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Author:  Rachel Clarke E-mail: 

rachelmclarke@yahoo.com

Rosa Clemente, hip-hop activist and the first bi-racial woman to run for Vice President, addressed the Free Minds, Free People Conference in Houston, Texas on June 27th, 2009. This audio is 44 minutes and has already been edited to be in compliance with FCC guidelines and is ready for community radio airplay.

Link: 

freemindsfreepeople.org

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4th July special featuring new music from Marilyn Manson, Mars Volta, Chicks On Speed, Street Sweeper Socal Club, Unkle and special sample mixed in from various film media The International, Eagle Eye, Battle For Haditha and more

"voces de la protesta": el audio recoge las voces de la protesta del 29 de junio frente al consulado de honduras, en contra del golpe de estado militar que sucedió el día anterior (mp3, 12 min.).

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The Town Hall for Justice for Oscar Grant on June 27th focused on the many continued failings of BART and the upcoming Day of Action to End the Death Penalty on June 30th. Speakers included Minister Keith Muhammad, several community members, former Oakland City Councilmember Wilson Riles, and Delane Sims and Natasha Minsker from the ALCU's campaign against the death penalty. Minister Keith Muhammad discusses the "American Experiment" and how it has not lived up to its promise historically. He describes how the earliest version of American police were slave patrols created in order to suppress any potential slave rebellions. He goes on to talk about the continued pervasiveness of racially-focused police abuse in California and across America, including the racial injustice of people of color being disproportionately sentenced to the death penalty. As a recent case example, he mentions the case of the man laying face down who was kicked in the head by police in Los Angeles last month. Minister Keith Muhammad also addresses how this has been playing out at BART with NOBLE (the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives) being used as cover for BART's racial injustices and in the trial of Johannes Mehserle with Michael Rains trying to move the trial to a less diverse county. Speakers from the community, moderated by Dr. Ramona Tascoe, took turns addressing various related issues. Jack Bryson, father of Oscar Grant's friends, Krystof from No Justice No BART, D'Andre from the Revolution Club, Reverend Henry Williams and others spoke. A strong consensus emerged that BART has not done a single thing the community has asked for and still has not held anyone accountable for their actions on the night Oscar Grant was murdered, nor have their supervisors, Chief Gee or General Manager Dorothy Dugger, who have actively worked to cover up for the crimes of their police. As BART has not lived up to any common sense community demands, the consensus was that it is time to initiate more protests against BART. Wilson Riles listed three strategies he sees as useful to fight BART and hold them accountable. He also discusses the perverse situation of corporate personhood and how many of the injustices in our society are linked to that legal falsehood. A day-long public hearing will be held in Sacramento to receive comments about proposed regulations concerning use of lethal injection in California on June 30th. Anti-death penalty activists intend to appear in force at the hearing to object to the death penalty itself. After the hearing, activists will proceed to the Capital building to express their views to elected officials. Any person may submit comments in writing (by mail, fax, or email) but all comments must be submitted by 5pm June 30th. Contact info is listed below. Delane Sims and Natasha Minsker point out that Alameda County is the third in California for sending people to death row. They also address the historical inequality in how the death penalty has been applied in the U.S. -- people of color convicted of killing a white person are far more likely to get the death penalty than white people killing people of color. They add that one often-forgetten route to decreasing the numbers sent to death row is to pressure local DAs such as Alameda County District Attorney Tom Orloff to use the discretion in his power to sentence convicted people to a life term rather than a death sentence. Minister Keith Muhammad speaks first here, after a prayer from Reverend Henry Williams:

The teachers spoke with Kristin Bricker from Narco News, getting the most up to date information possible about the coup in Honduras [Bilingual.ish/54.11/MP3/Mono]. L@s Maestr@s hablaron con Kristin Bricker, del sitio web NarcoNews, para pasar la informacion mas reciente posible sobre el golpe de estado en Honduras[Bilingual.ish/54.11/MP3/Mono].

46:46 minute interview with Lloyd Carter and Steve Haze on the Street Heat radio show (recorded Friday, June 26) on KFCF 88.1 FM in Fresno. Carter and Haze are talking about the "water issue" in the Central Valley, demystifying some of the misinformation out there, like the "Fish vs. People" rhetoric being used by right wing politicians and their allies. Jean Hays is the host.

Author:  radioliberada

Sintoniza Radio Liberada transmitiendo desde algún lugar de Honduras, tras el golpe de estado

Escucha la transmisión de Radio Liberada desde algún lugar de Honduras: http://208.43.218.127:8070/

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Radio show takes a critical look at the Tragedy of the Commons, comparing it to the successful model of a Greek periferia. Elaborates the true tragedy of the monopoly, which has been taken to new heights by the global land grab in response to food insecurity. Examines how the usurping of land for oil, gas, logging, and mining has led to the massacre in the Amazon, due to the US-Peru Free2Raid Agreement. Introduces Presidents Correa and Morales' UN "sideshow" on dismantling the Int'l Center for Settlement of Investor Disputes.

Author:  WSQT Direct Action radio 88.1 FM in DC E-mail: 

wsqtradio@hushmail.com

Here is our complete playlist from the June 26 broadcast. This was repeated twice in the two-hour broadcast.

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