Prog Notes S H 09-13-24
12 AM
Alan Watts
Buddhism - Religion of No Religion
Another nearly full hour Watts lecture on "Buddhism as Dialogue"
1:00 AM
Magical Mystery Tour with Tonio Epstein
Part 2 of The Tao of Equus: A Woman's Journey of Healing & Transformation through the Way of the Horse w Linda Kohanov
Linda Kohanov is an internationally recognized author, speaker, musician, educator and founder of Eponaquest Worldwide, a collective of educators, coaches, counselors and horse professionals, which has grown to 6 continents. Linda is one of the founders of the field of equine-facilitated experiential learning, which teaches people innovative leadership, nervous system regulation, nonverbal communication, emotional and social intelligence and relationship skills through safe, engaging, non-riding activities with horses. She has also worked with psychologists in the field of equine-facilitated PT, and is the author of several books including The Way of the Horse, Riding Between Worlds, The Power of the Herd, The Five Roles of the Master Herder, and most recently the newly revised and updated The Tao of Equus: A Womans Journey of Healing & Transformation through the Way of the Horse. Concluding the conversation that started last week.
2 AM
Old Radio Break
Dimension X - Radio science fiction anthology from the 1950s
Beyond Infinity
Perigis Wonderful Dolls
3 AM
Visionary Activist Caroline Casey from sister station KPFA
Last week's show was the exact 28th anniversary of the first broadcast and Caroline Casey replayed it with her First guest – James Hillman, splendiferous humming with current pertinence show, that we re-play today, about the importance of ‘growing down’ into one’s self, recognizing demonic mythological possession at play, and awakening the imagination of everyone to dream the desirable world into being
…followed by Democracy Now clip with Gershon Baskin, with whom we dedicate to the Peace Deal he animates… Democracy Now began the same year as Visionary Activist Show… We are Democracy Now – On Mushrooms, entheo edition, restoring astro*mytho*politico participatory literacy woof to culture…
Vision and Action be Trickster Medicine, the sine qua non for effectively vitalizing all our dedications….. Let’s hold many stories simultaneously, cooperating with the good in all…
4-6:00 AM
The Thom Hartmann Program
Final two hours from yesterday's non-commercial broadcast
Friday, September 13, 2024
Thursday, September 12, 2024
Wednesday Night
Prog Notes S H 09 12 24
12:00 AM
For the Record with Dave Emory
Dave continues his extended conversation with his new co-host Monty
1:00 AM
Grayzone Radio
Rules Based Repression Part 2
Max Blumenthal and Aaron Mate continue their discussion of a wave of arrests of dissidents across the global West, as well Pavel Durov's repression. They will also complete Max's coverage of the DNC 2024, Kamala's first interview, Hezbollah's retaliation against Israel, the continuing horror in Gaza, and Zelensky's bid to extort more advanced weapons out of the US.
2:00 AM
Final Straw Radio
Resisting Border Repression and Growing Nationalism in Poland
This week, we're featuring two conversations relating to the so-called Green Border in Podlaskie region of eastern Poland, on the Belarus border concerning topics of migration, repression, militarization, nationalism and solidarity among residents and people on the move into Fortress Europe.
First up, you'll hear Alex, a member of the feminist anti-repression group, Szpila Collective, about the H5Poland case of 5 activists facing charges for aiding people in need in what could be a landmark case in Poland and Europe. More at Szpila.BlackBlogs.Org or on Mastodon: @Szpila@kolektiva.social
Then, you'll find a chat with an anarchist who grew up in this border region and returned in adulthood and whose affinity group does solidarity with people on the move through the Biaowiea forest.
If you'd like to hear the full episode, including 30 minutes more of the second chat, check out our website. To hear past interviews about this border, check out our chat with two folks from Grupa Granica, or other chats where we've covered / carried chat about the border at Calais, the Mediterranean, the Balkan Route, Australia or the US / Mexico border.
https://thefinalstrawradio.noblogs.org thefinalstrawradio@riseup.net
3:00 AM
Out-FM from sister station WBAI
U.S. CORPORATE CRIME KILLS THOUSANDS IN BHOPAL, INDIA;
Queer Indian Scholar Speaks Out Against US Corporate Crime In Bhopal; and Interview with Gay Filipino Priest Working for Social Justice
U.S. Corporate Crime Kills Thousands In Bhopal, India; A Queer Indian Scholar Speaks Out
In the world’s worst industrial disaster, extreme corporate negligence led to a devastating gas explosion in 1984 at a pesticides factory in Bhopal, India then owned by Union Carbide, now Dow Chemical Company. Since the night of that disaster, over 25,000 people have been killed due to chemical exposure and its aftermath, and over 500,000 remain seriously impacted by chronic health conditions, generational birth defects, and ongoing groundwater contamination in Bhopal. No Union Carbide or Dow officials have ever been held criminally responsible, and the company only paid victims and families of those killed trivial amounts of compensation.
Survivors of this corporate crime and organizers of the large-scale India-wide fightback are currently on a 17-stop U.S. tour to raise awareness and reinvigorate solidarity with Bhopal in the U.S., where Dow Chemical is based. During their US visits, they are convening with numerous environmental justice organizations to highlight similarities between the struggles in India and U.S. communities of color. They are also sharing stories on how Bhopalis have taken care of each other and maintained the struggle through 40 years of injustice.
Jiya Pandya, a queer scholar from India
In this segment, we interview Jiya Pandya, a queer scholar from India working on disability studies and South Asian history, completing a PhD in History and Gender & Sexuality Studies at Princeton University. Jiya is currently organizing with the International Campaign for Justice in Bhopal and participating in the U.S. national tour with the disaster survivors. Among other topics, we discussed her statement, “The campaign for justice in Bhopal is a queer issue.”
In a classic example of cooptation by neoliberal capitalism, Jim Fetterling, the current CEO of Dow Chemical, is an out gay businessperson who has won numerous awards for diversity and inclusion. During Pride month a few years ago, Fetterling said that "if you want to make a difference in the world, you have to take action." Meanwhile, Sanjana Singh, an LGBT+ survivor of the Bhopal disaster, has said, “Fighting discrimination against LGBT+ people teaches us to fight against all forms of discrimination in society. It is wrong for Fitterling, who came out as gay in 2014, to make claims of inclusivity while heading a company that starkly discriminates against the Bhopal survivors.”
Survivors of Bhopal Chemical Disaster and Currently Harmed by Toxic Land
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PUBLIC EVENT:
Bhopal Survivors Share Stories, Struggles, and Ways to Support Their Advocacy
Tuesday, Sept. 10, 2024 from 7:00-8:30 PM
Organized by the Tishman Environment and Design Center
Starr Foundation Hall, Room UL102, The New School, 63 5th Ave., New York, NY 10003
Registration Link and More Details
Contact: Mike Harrington, harrm259@newschool.edu
The International Campaign for Justice in Bhopal is meeting with federal lawmakers, seeking to designate December 3rd, the 40th anniversary of the explosion, as Chemical Disaster Awareness Day. The campaign is also working with progressive U.S. groups on a nationwide week of solidarity with Bhopal from Dec. 3rd to 10th.
For more information and to get involved in the International Campaign for Justice in Bhopal, visit bhopal.net.
#BhopalDisaster #IndustrialSafety #TragicEvent #India #History #SafetyLessons #Accident
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Noel Bordador: a gay Filipino priest working for social justice
Pauline Park speaks with Noel Bordador, an openly gay Filipino Episcopalian priest who runs a shelter for HIV+ LGBTQ people in the Philippines and who supports the movement for Palestinian liberation.
Read more: https://outfm.org/liberation/index.php/home/internship-application/619-queer-indian-scholar-speaks-o
4-6:00 AM
The Thom Hartmann Program
Final two hours from Hartmann's non-commercial broadcast from yesterday
12:00 AM
For the Record with Dave Emory
Dave continues his extended conversation with his new co-host Monty
1:00 AM
Grayzone Radio
Rules Based Repression Part 2
Max Blumenthal and Aaron Mate continue their discussion of a wave of arrests of dissidents across the global West, as well Pavel Durov's repression. They will also complete Max's coverage of the DNC 2024, Kamala's first interview, Hezbollah's retaliation against Israel, the continuing horror in Gaza, and Zelensky's bid to extort more advanced weapons out of the US.
2:00 AM
Final Straw Radio
Resisting Border Repression and Growing Nationalism in Poland
This week, we're featuring two conversations relating to the so-called Green Border in Podlaskie region of eastern Poland, on the Belarus border concerning topics of migration, repression, militarization, nationalism and solidarity among residents and people on the move into Fortress Europe.
First up, you'll hear Alex, a member of the feminist anti-repression group, Szpila Collective, about the H5Poland case of 5 activists facing charges for aiding people in need in what could be a landmark case in Poland and Europe. More at Szpila.BlackBlogs.Org or on Mastodon: @Szpila@kolektiva.social
Then, you'll find a chat with an anarchist who grew up in this border region and returned in adulthood and whose affinity group does solidarity with people on the move through the Biaowiea forest.
If you'd like to hear the full episode, including 30 minutes more of the second chat, check out our website. To hear past interviews about this border, check out our chat with two folks from Grupa Granica, or other chats where we've covered / carried chat about the border at Calais, the Mediterranean, the Balkan Route, Australia or the US / Mexico border.
https://thefinalstrawradio.noblogs.org thefinalstrawradio@riseup.net
3:00 AM
Out-FM from sister station WBAI
U.S. CORPORATE CRIME KILLS THOUSANDS IN BHOPAL, INDIA;
Queer Indian Scholar Speaks Out Against US Corporate Crime In Bhopal; and Interview with Gay Filipino Priest Working for Social Justice
U.S. Corporate Crime Kills Thousands In Bhopal, India; A Queer Indian Scholar Speaks Out
In the world’s worst industrial disaster, extreme corporate negligence led to a devastating gas explosion in 1984 at a pesticides factory in Bhopal, India then owned by Union Carbide, now Dow Chemical Company. Since the night of that disaster, over 25,000 people have been killed due to chemical exposure and its aftermath, and over 500,000 remain seriously impacted by chronic health conditions, generational birth defects, and ongoing groundwater contamination in Bhopal. No Union Carbide or Dow officials have ever been held criminally responsible, and the company only paid victims and families of those killed trivial amounts of compensation.
Survivors of this corporate crime and organizers of the large-scale India-wide fightback are currently on a 17-stop U.S. tour to raise awareness and reinvigorate solidarity with Bhopal in the U.S., where Dow Chemical is based. During their US visits, they are convening with numerous environmental justice organizations to highlight similarities between the struggles in India and U.S. communities of color. They are also sharing stories on how Bhopalis have taken care of each other and maintained the struggle through 40 years of injustice.
Jiya Pandya, a queer scholar from India
In this segment, we interview Jiya Pandya, a queer scholar from India working on disability studies and South Asian history, completing a PhD in History and Gender & Sexuality Studies at Princeton University. Jiya is currently organizing with the International Campaign for Justice in Bhopal and participating in the U.S. national tour with the disaster survivors. Among other topics, we discussed her statement, “The campaign for justice in Bhopal is a queer issue.”
In a classic example of cooptation by neoliberal capitalism, Jim Fetterling, the current CEO of Dow Chemical, is an out gay businessperson who has won numerous awards for diversity and inclusion. During Pride month a few years ago, Fetterling said that "if you want to make a difference in the world, you have to take action." Meanwhile, Sanjana Singh, an LGBT+ survivor of the Bhopal disaster, has said, “Fighting discrimination against LGBT+ people teaches us to fight against all forms of discrimination in society. It is wrong for Fitterling, who came out as gay in 2014, to make claims of inclusivity while heading a company that starkly discriminates against the Bhopal survivors.”
Survivors of Bhopal Chemical Disaster and Currently Harmed by Toxic Land
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
PUBLIC EVENT:
Bhopal Survivors Share Stories, Struggles, and Ways to Support Their Advocacy
Tuesday, Sept. 10, 2024 from 7:00-8:30 PM
Organized by the Tishman Environment and Design Center
Starr Foundation Hall, Room UL102, The New School, 63 5th Ave., New York, NY 10003
Registration Link and More Details
Contact: Mike Harrington, harrm259@newschool.edu
The International Campaign for Justice in Bhopal is meeting with federal lawmakers, seeking to designate December 3rd, the 40th anniversary of the explosion, as Chemical Disaster Awareness Day. The campaign is also working with progressive U.S. groups on a nationwide week of solidarity with Bhopal from Dec. 3rd to 10th.
For more information and to get involved in the International Campaign for Justice in Bhopal, visit bhopal.net.
#BhopalDisaster #IndustrialSafety #TragicEvent #India #History #SafetyLessons #Accident
--------------------------------------------------
Noel Bordador: a gay Filipino priest working for social justice
Pauline Park speaks with Noel Bordador, an openly gay Filipino Episcopalian priest who runs a shelter for HIV+ LGBTQ people in the Philippines and who supports the movement for Palestinian liberation.
Read more: https://outfm.org/liberation/index.php/home/internship-application/619-queer-indian-scholar-speaks-o
4-6:00 AM
The Thom Hartmann Program
Final two hours from Hartmann's non-commercial broadcast from yesterday
Wednesday, September 11, 2024
Tuesday Night
Prog Notes S H 09 11 24
12 AM
Street Sankofa with Dr. Ife Jie
The artivist and hip-hop scholar discusses the plague of fentanyl and other street drugs and the widespread accidental overdoses, often fatal, from even small amounts of fentanyl adulterants in other drugs.
1 AM
The Herbal Highway
The Herbal Doula
2:00 AM
Green Street with Patti and Doug Wood
This week on Green Street, Patti and Doug talk about pesticide spraying for mosquitoes carrying Eastern Equestrian Encephalitis ("Triple E), how a midwestern health center actually helped pay for an artificial turf field at a high school, and how the City of Los Angeles is responding to increased storm-water by making the city more sponge-like. Then investigative reporter and author Carey Gillam, talks about her award-winning work uncovering the corporate malfeasance and corruption regarding the infamous toxic pesticide glyphosate, known commonly as RoundUp, which remains on store shelves today.
2:30 AM
Food Sleuth Radio with Melinda Hemmelgarn
Did you know that indigenous food systems are based on cooperation? Join Food Sleuth Radio host and Registered Dietitian, Melinda Hemmelgarn for her conversation with A-dae Romera- Briones (Cochiti/Kiowa), native Agricultural Food Systems Leader and Director of Programs for the First Nations Development Institute. She discusses the nature and history of indigenous foodways, food sovereignty, and the importance of how we tell the story of agriculture. She is a featured keynote speaker at the RAFI-USA conference (Sept. 30-October 1st 2024; see: https://www.rafiusa.org/programs/cttt/2024-cttt-events/ )
Related Websites: https://www.firstnations.org/
Fighting for the Tastebuds of Our Children: https://www.foodsystemsjournal.org/index.php/fsj/article/view/760
3:00 AM
About Health from sister station KPFA
(Listening with the "Third Ear")
Nurse Rona interviews bestselling novelist, poet, and essayist, Elizabeth Rosner about her new book…Third Ear…Reflections on the Art and Science of Listening. This book is about many things, including our well being as individuals, family members, and humans living in a world that needs us to pay deep attention. [No new episode of Whole Mother from KPFT so we are bringing back About Health from KPFA at a different hour.]
4-6:00 AM
The Thom Hartmann Program
Final two hours from yesterday's non-commercial broadcast
Tuesday, September 10, 2024
Monday Night
Prog Notes S H 09-10-24
12 AM
Creative Frontline
The BIA Made Me a White Man
More from hereditary chief Matthew Leivas of the Chemehuevi
12:30 AM
Shortwave Radio Report
New reports from France, Germany, Cuba and elsewhere
1:00 AM
Le Show with Harry Shearer
More news from Shearer in which reality exceeds the absurdity of any satire, along with his musical choices
2:00 AM
Project Censored
Looking at what the Assange case means about press freedom in the US
3:00 AM
Equal Rights and Justice with Mimi Rosenberg from sister stations WBAI and WPFW
4-6 AM
The Thom Hartmann Program
Final two hours from yesterday's non-commercial broadcast. Jefferson Smith sits in for Thom Hartmann to discuss with Jeff Shehol prepping a candidate for debates and about speech writing for candidates, and then responded to listener calls in anticipation of the debate.
Please note, KPFK will air the debate live at 6 PM, hosted by Mitch Jeserich of Letters and Politics, moderating any Pacifica commentary there is time for in the first two hours, and then staying on for an hour to take your calls from KPFK and KPFA listeners.
12 AM
Creative Frontline
The BIA Made Me a White Man
More from hereditary chief Matthew Leivas of the Chemehuevi
12:30 AM
Shortwave Radio Report
New reports from France, Germany, Cuba and elsewhere
1:00 AM
Le Show with Harry Shearer
More news from Shearer in which reality exceeds the absurdity of any satire, along with his musical choices
2:00 AM
Project Censored
Looking at what the Assange case means about press freedom in the US
3:00 AM
Equal Rights and Justice with Mimi Rosenberg from sister stations WBAI and WPFW
4-6 AM
The Thom Hartmann Program
Final two hours from yesterday's non-commercial broadcast. Jefferson Smith sits in for Thom Hartmann to discuss with Jeff Shehol prepping a candidate for debates and about speech writing for candidates, and then responded to listener calls in anticipation of the debate.
Please note, KPFK will air the debate live at 6 PM, hosted by Mitch Jeserich of Letters and Politics, moderating any Pacifica commentary there is time for in the first two hours, and then staying on for an hour to take your calls from KPFK and KPFA listeners.
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