Tuesday Night

Prog Notes S H 11 13 24

12 AM
Street Sankofa with Dr. Ife Jie
Hip Hop and the Grammy Awards

1 AM
Herbal Highway
Yarrow and Boundaries

Join host Renée Camila for an exploration on Yarrow and boundaries. Why is Yarrow renowned for boundaries? Where does that spiritual indication come from? What can this indication teach us about understanding plant spirit medicine and learning from plants directly?
Follow us on Instagram and Facebook @theherbalhighway.

2 AM
Food Sleuth Radio
Sustainable Agriculture and Hurricane Helene

Did you know that in September, the Appalachian region was surprisingly hit by Hurricane Helene which destroyed mountain communities and farms, disrupted their water infrastructure, and impact their tightly-knit, well-connected regional food system. Join Food Sleuth Radio host and Registered Dietitian, Melinda Hemmelgarn for her conversation with Molly Nicholie, Executive Director of the Appalachian Sustainable Agriculture Project. Nicholie will discuss the impact of Hurricane Helene on the regions food system, as well as recovery efforts.

Related Websites: asapconnections.org
Dietitian Melinda Hemmelgarn helps listeners "think beyond their plates," connect the dots between food, health and agriculture, and find food truth.

2:30 AM
Free Culture Radio
Medical Cannabis in the Time of Corporate Legalization

Host Doug McVay is joined in conversation by Anthony Taylor, a longtime lobbyist on drug policy and marijuana reform issues and the co-founder and Legislative Director of Compassionate Oregon.
Free Culture Radio is an examination of drugs, drug cultures, and the impact of drugs on society. Free Culture Radio neither promotes the use of any drugs nor condemns people for being involved in drugs. To the extent that drug use presents problems for individuals or society, those problems are made worse and more intractable when people who use drugs are treated as others and ignored, stigmatized, and even brutalized.

3 AM
Whole Mother with Pat Jones from sibling station KPFT
Parent Education

Marya Axner has spent the past 30 years as an activist working against oppression of all kinds and also working as parent educator. She speaks and leads workshops on the topic of anti-Semitism and racism on college campuses, at social justices organizations, and at worker organizations. Fifteen years ago she was the Director of a parents' program in the Somerville Public Schools, supporting parents to be involved in their children’s education. She has worked as a Multicultural Consultant for collaborative of schools near Boston. She has also worked for the non-profit, Everyday Democracy, which encourages people to have small group discussions that lead to lasting change. Marya also worked in the Education Department of the Jewish Women’s Archive where she wrote curricula about Jewish women’s history. More recently, she was the Director of the New England Jewish Labor Committee, where she organized the Jewish Community to stand up with workers for their rights.

Marya Axner has taught listening skills through Re-evaluation Counseling for many years. Axner has also been active in United to End Racism (UER), which is a project of Re-valuation Counseling. United to End Racism is group of people of all backgrounds in many countries who are dedicated to eliminating racism in the world. UER does this by teaching people to listen to each other, thereby undoing the damage done to people through racism and thus enabling people to speak out about racism, interrupt it when it happens, make deep friendships with people of different races, and take leadership in removing racism from society’s institutions

She was the Regional Director of the New England Jewish Labor Committee (NE JLC) for 12 years. She is currently working with the Jewish Climate Action Network, working on legislation that will support the transition away from fossil fuels. She is also active in Fix the Grid, which wants the Independent Systems Operator of New England (ISO NE) to become more democratic in its governance of our electric grid, which is mostly energized by fossil fuels at this time.

4-6 AM
The Thom Hartmann Program
Final two hours from his non-commercial broadcast yesterday
Hartmann interviews Trevor Timm, Freedom of the Press Foundation

Monday Night

Prog Notes S H 11 12 24

You can see the logs here: http://somethingshappeningkpfk.blogspot.com


12 AM
Le Show with Harry Shearer

On this weeks edition of Le Show, Harry brings us regular features like News of A.I., News of Smart World, The Apologies of the Week, News of Bees, News of the Olympic Movement, and News of Microplastics. He also considers the shift in American politics, shares a message from Springfield Dog & Cat Burger, and listens to Dick Cheney, Confidential.

1 AM
Code Pink Radio

Co-ops & the Path to Peace:
What does joining your local food co-op have to do with ending war? Join us this week on CODEPINK Radio to find out! We’re not going to end war until we end the war economy. We’re not going to see peace until we ourselves are cultivating it within ourselves and our communities. Co-ops are seeding peace in communities across the U.S. as they bring a shared ownership model to food stores, child care, housing, and more.

In this episode, we talk with Kate "Sassy" Sassoon, who has deep roots in both anti-war and co-op organizing, for this webinar. She shares from her years of experience working with co-ops and illuminates how local peace economy organizing can strengthen our anti-war activism.

2 AM
Old Radio
Gracie Allen runs for President in the "Government Jobs" episode of the George Burns and Gracie Allen show from 1940; then Phil Harris tries to register voters and get out the vote in an episode of the Phil Harris and Alice Faye show.

3 AM
Equal Rights and Justice with Mimi Rosenberg from sibling station WBAI

4 AM
Project Censored
Historian Claudio Saunt joins the program for the hour to discuss the mass expulsion of American Indians from the southern US, an event that would later be remembered as the "trail of tears." Prof. Saunt's 2020 book "Unworthy Republic," examines this episode in history, including the political maneuvering by President Andrew Jackson to push the Indian Removal Act through Congress.

5 AM
The Thom Hartmann Program
The second hour from yesterday's non-commercial broadcast

Thursday Night

Prog Notes S H 11 08 24

12 AM
Alan Watts
Philosophy and Society
A nearly hour-long lecture by Watts on "What is Reality?"

1:00 AM
Magical Mystery Tour
Hospicing Modernity and Facing Humanity's Wrongs - part II

This is the second half of Tonio Epstein's interview with Vanessa Machado de Oliveira. Vanessa grew up in Brazil. Her father is German and her mother is indigenous Guarani. She's a professor at the University of British Columbia, where she holds a Canada Research Chair in Race, Inequalities and Global Change and is a founding member of the Gesturing Towards Decolonial Futures collective, and Weaving the Web of 5 Cures. She's currently directing research projects & learning initiatives in collaboration with Indigenous communities in Canada & Latin America related to global healing & well-being in these times of unprecedented challenges. & she's the author of Hospicing Modernity: Facing Humanity's Wrongs & the Implications for Social Activism.

In this fascinating and far reaching interview we talk about how modernity/coloniality has reached the limits of its reign of domination, and is collapsing, and needs to be allowed to die, and we need to fully acknowledge its short comings and learn from its mistakes, so we can begin to imagine a genuinely new future where all life is honored and respected.

2:00 AM
Old Radio Break
Nineteen-Eighty-Four by George Orwell
A 1953 radio dramatization

3:00 AM
Caroline Casey - Visionary Activist
Halloween Dark O Moon to New Moon to Election and beyond….
Participatory Astro*Animism

Caroline welcomes long-time ally Heather Roan Robbins, that we may all co-navigate, dedicate, envision,
Inaugurate the most desirable story…good for the Earth and all her FloraFaunaFungiCitizens…
Nemesis be on call… “Nemesis was the goddess of retribution for, evil deeds and undeserved good fortune.

She was a personification of dynamic balance aroused in men by those who committed crimes with apparent impunity, or who had undeserved good fortune.

Nemesis directed human affairs in such a way as to maintain equilibrium.”
(Kinned to Dark Moon Lilith, the balance point, now at 13+ Libra, whose Sabian be “”tuning in to the social dreams which weave the politics of a situation…”)

Before Nemesis got a bad rap – she was the destroyer of unjust Empire…. Her name was derived from the Greek words nemêsis and nemô, meaning “dispenser of dues.”
“Take the zircon to Foppa – and tell him we ride tonight!” -Richard Farina

Heather Roan Robbins M.Th. is a practical, intuitive, choice-oriented astrologer, interfaith minister, and author of the Starcodes Book, the Starcodes AstroOracle Deck, other books, the weekly Starcodes forecast, and contributes to the We Moon calendar. She organizes the Shining Mountains Grove for the Order of Bards, Ovates, and Druids and has an on-line global practice based in Montana.
www.roanrobbins.com

4-6:00 AM
The Thom Hartmann Program
Final two hours of Hartmann's program from yesterday

Wednesday Night

Prog Notes S H 11 07 24

12 AM
For the Record with David Emory
Dave continues his protracted conversation with his new co-host Monty. An important reminder that fascism and even Nazism were well-integrated into the US state apparatus and global military posture and interventionism long before the recent election.

1 AM
Grayzone Radio with Max Blumenthal and Aaron Mate'
The Grayzone's special election night stream, as Max Blumenthal, Aaron Mate, and some possible surprise guests vote like their lives depend on it.

2 AM
The Final Straw Radio
A recent conversation with Ben Lorber and Shane Burley, co-authors of the recently published book, "Safety Through Solidarity: A Radical Guide to Fighting Antisemitism". For the hour we discuss the roots of antisemitism in the West, pushing back on Zionism in the midst of the genocidal war on Palestinians, a rebirth of Bundism and addressing antisemitism in left spaces.
Featured Tracks: - Daloit Politsey by Isabel Frey In Ale Gasn = In Every Street / Hey, Hey, Daloy Politsey! = Hey, Hey Down With The Police! featuring Zalmen Mlotek, Adrienne
The Final Straw is a weekly anarchist and anti-authoritarian radio show bringing you voices and ideas from struggle around the world. Since 2010, it's been broadcasting from occupied Tsalagi land in Southern Appalachia (Asheville, NC). We also frequently feature commentary (serious and humorous) by anarchist prisoner, Sean Swain.

3 AM
Out-FM
One hour edit of last week's program focuses on a conversation by Bob Lederer of the Out-FM collective with Mumia Abu-Jamal from behind prison walls about his embrace of LGBTQIA+ liberation, and his recollections of his reaction to attempts to raise such issues and women's role within the Black Panther Party in his youth and in relation to the MOVE organization which he was close to in his young adulthood prior to his frame-up for murder, and what he learned during his long incarceration.

4 - 6 AM
The Thom Hartmann Program
The final two hours of Hartmann's program from yesterday after the election.

Tuesday Night

Prog Notes S H 11 06 24

Post election day

12 AM
Street Sankofa with Dr. Ife Jie
Hip Hop and Electoral Politics

1 AM
Herbal Highway
Poetics of Flower Essences
Join host Renée Camila and guest Liz Migliorelli for an exploration of the poetics of flower essences. During this episode Liz shares her understanding of flower essences, how folktales and cultural story traditions inform herbalism, and her favorite essences of the season.
Liz Migliorelli is a herbalist, educator and storyteller who lives in the Hudson Valley of New York on Munsee-Lenape-Esopus lands.

2 AM
Food Sleuth Radio
In This Together: Connecting with your Community to Combat the Climate Crisis
Did you know that community networking is key to taking steps toward mitigating climate change? Join Food Sleuth Radio host and Registered Dietitian, Melinda Hemmelgarn for her conversation with Marianne Krasny, Ph.D., Professor and Director of the Civic Ecology Lab at Cornell University and author of In This Together: Connecting with your Community to Combat the Climate Crisis. Krasny explains network climate action - the power of our social networks in making collective lifestyle changes and instituting policies for mitigating climate change.
Related Websites: https://cals.cornell.edu/marianne-elizabeth-krasny
webinar series: https://www.civicecology.org/prd

2:30 AM
Wings
Birthing under Genocide

Today on WINGS, the guest is Sherene Seikaly, editor of the Journal of Palestine Studies. Since its founding in 1971, JPS has been the English-language academic journal of record on Palestinian affairs. Elizabeth Robinson interviewed Professor Seikaly in September 2024, about her fully documented - and heart-rending - editor's note in the August 2024 edition. Seikaly points out that suppression of the voices and views of Palestinians continues to be severe. She brings forward the personal experiences of those who must parent under the ongoing assault.

Historian Sherene Seikaly edits the Journal of Palestine Studies. She is Associate Professor of History at University of California Santa Barbara, and affiliated with the Feminist Studies Department there.
WINGS: Women's International News Gathering Service has been covering the global women's movement and related issues for community radio since 1986. Contact: wings@wings.org

3:00 AM
Whole Mother with Pat Jones from sister station KPFT
Jessica Gonzales, LM, CPM and Paige Hopkins, Doula
Jessica Gonzales, LM, CPM, co-founder and midwife at Heart of Houston Birth and Wellness Center in central Houston and Paige Hopkins, Doula and Program Director for the Whole Heart Collective at the Heart of Houston. Hear all about the collective options and see how Houston benefits from this work which greatly contributes to changing our birthing and parenting community.

4:00 AM
The Thom Hartmann Program
One hour of Hartmann's non-commercial program from yesterday, election day, before the ballots were counted.

5:00 AM
Democracy Now! with Amy Goodman
Live from the east Coast, one early hour of DN! with election updates

Monday Night

Prog Notes S H 11 05 24

Election Day, although tens of millions of ballots have already been cast in early voting at sites and by mail.

12 AM
Le Show with Harry Shearer
On this week's edition of Le Show, Harry brings us regular segments like News of Musk Love, News from the Land of 4,000 Princes, News of A.I., News of the Godly, News of Crypto-Winter, Trump Social Audio, News of the Olympic Movement, What the Frack?!, The Apologies of the Week, and News of Inspectors General.
Part-time New Orleans resident Harry Shearer hosts a look at the worlds of media, politics, cyberspace, sports and show business while providing an eclectic array of music along the way. Courtesy of the Pacifica affiliate radio station in NOLA.

1:00 AM
Code PINK Radio
BOO! Capitol Horror Awards and TikTok Terror! a post-Halloween/Day of the Dead show:
Join CODEPINK's Digital Engagement Manager, Grace Siegelman, as we first hear segments from TikTok: Social Media Hit or Chinese Threat? Webinar. Then we are joined by CODEPINK Co-founder Medea Benjamin to discuss the horrors on Capitol Hill! The most terrifying monsters are the elected officials who take money for war and genocide!

2:00 AM
Project Censored with Mickey Huff from sister station KPFA
Mickey's first guest this week is Project Censored's Associate Director, Andy Lee Roth. He's been awarded a fellowship for a project to develop an "algorithmic literacy" tool kit for journalists. Andy explains why all contemporary journalists need a basic understanding of the algorithms used by internet and social media tech giants.
Then in the second half of the show, Maya Schenwar and Lara Witt introduce the organization they co-founded, the Movement Media Alliance; they explain why social-justice-oriented media outlets should work together, both to enhance their impact and to better the working conditions for journalists in independent media.
Andy Lee Roth is Associate Director of Project Censored, co-editor of its state-of-the-free-press yearbooks, and coordinator of its Campus Affiliates Program. His work on algorithmic literacy for journalists is supported by a fellowship from the Reynolds Journalism Institute (www.rjionline.org) at the University of Missouri.
Maya Schenwar is Editor-At-Large for Truthout.org, and writes extensively on prison and policing issues. Lara Witt is Editor-In-Chief at Prism Reports (www.prismreports.org)
The Movement Media Alliance site is www.movement-media.org It counts 21 media outlets as members, including In These Times, Haymarket Books, Palestine Square, and the Real News Network. Its main project to date is Media Against Apartheid and Displacement (www.themaad.org), a central hub for Palestine coverage from Movement Media members.

3:00 AM
Equal Rights and Justice with Mimi Rosenberg from sister station WBAI
Coverage of the "people's anti-fascist rally" in NY, then Mimi interviews Prof. Jason Stanley, author of "Erasing History: How Fascists Rewrite the Past to Control the Future," discussing whether Donald Trump is a fascist.

4-6:00 PM
The Thom Hartmann Program
Final two hours from Hartmann's non-commercial broadcast yesterday on the eve of Election Day. Thom discusses the elections with Greg Palast, regarding concerns about election integrity and voter suppression, and later discusses FOX News's role in the election campaign and societal divisions.

Wednesday Night

Program Notes Somethings Happening 10 31 24

12 AM
For the Record with David Emory
Conversations with Monty #
Dave continues his protracted conversation with his new cohost, Monty, a former military man who saw combat in US wars in southwest and central Asia and became a researcher into Nazi elements in the US national security state apparatus.

1 AM
Grayzone Radio with Max Blumenthal and Aaron Mate'
The Torture Never Stops (Part II)
Jeremy Loffredo joins The Grayzone to discuss his disturbing and abusive detention by the Israeli police for the crime of journalism. Then Max Blumenthal and Aaron Mate provide a war report from Gaza, where Israel embarks on a horrific plan to conquer the north, to Lebanon, where the Biden-Harris admin colludes with Israel to crush the country's sovereignty, to Iran, where a new leak shows the US spying on Israeli plans to attack Tehran, and back to the US, where the presidential campaign grows more absurd by the day.

2 AM
Final Straw Radio
Prisons and Prisoner Solidarity
This week they're sharing a discussion recorded some months back in the pacific northwest featuring former political prisoners Eric King, who went in for actions in solidarity with the Ferguson Uprising in 2014, and Jake Conroy, who was convicted for coordinating successful anti-vivisection divestment campaigns against Huntington Life Sciences as one of the SHAC7. They are joined by Erics co-author of Rattling The Cages, Josh Davidson. We hope you appreciate the wisdom and passion of the discussion. You can check out a slightly longer version at their website. https://thefinalstrawradio.noblogs.org thefinalstrawradio@riseup.net

3 - 4:45 AM
Out-FM from sister station WBAI
A nearly two-hour fund drive special with an exclusive interview with Mumia Abu-Jamal
a special two-hour, fund-drive edition of Out-FM, WBAI and KPFK's anti-racist LGBTQ-plus program. Youll hear Bob Lederer's exclusive interview with Mumia Abu-Jamal, the brilliant Black revolutionary journalist unjustly serving life in prison without the possibility of parole. It's the first time in Brother Mumia's almost 43 years in prison that he has spoken at length about LGBTQ issues in a public forum. Mumia will describe his decades-long evolution to open solidarity with queer and trans liberation.

In the interview, Mumia covered many fascinating topics, including a deep dive into the day-to-day functioning of the Black Panther Party. Just a few teasers:

In 1970 Black Panther Party (BPP) leader Huey Newton gave groundbreaking public support to the then-strong movements for womens and gay liberation, criticizing homophobia and calling for the BPP to build an alliance with both movements. At the time, Mumia was the 16-year-old Communications Minister of the Philadelphia Chapter of the BPP. A taste of what Mumia told me:

When you think about what Huey said about gay folks and lesbian and queer folks, I must be honest with you, it was not well received by members of the party....But as usual, this was Huey at his finest.

Mumia pays tribute to the women of the BPP, whom he describes as "the glory of the party, the hardest workers, the most disciplined members and leaders." In particular, he cites the key roles of former political prisoners Afeni Shakur, who (although not an attorney) brilliantly self-represented in the Panther 21 conspiracy frameup case -- all were acquitted -- and Ericka Huggins, a BPP leader who beat yet another conspiracy frameup, and whose husband, BPP member John Huggins, along with Bunchy Carter, were murdered in an FBI-induced plot. (Ericka, an out-queer woman who continues her lifelong community activism, has been a periodic guest on Out-FM.)

Mumia explains how his thinking has significantly evolved since 1991, when he responded to a letter from Queers United in Support of Political Prisoners (QUISP) about our then-upcoming lesbian/gay forum to support him, by writing, As a MOVE person, we see Heterosexual Hookups as natural and inherently right, while also thanking and encouraging us to hold the event (we did). This started a long-term dialogue with Mumia by LGBTQ activists nationwide that played a role in his later evolution.

Mumia cites the leading role of the late Delbert Africa, a member of the MOVE 9 (a frameup murder case) and political prisoner for 42 years, in arguing for support of the lesbian and gay community.

Dhoruba Bin Wahad, former Black Panther Political Prisoner

Mumia also mentions the public support for lesbian and gay liberation by yet another ex-political prisoner, former BPP and Black Liberation Army member Dhoruba Bin Wahad. (We'll play a short clip from Dhoruba's powerful 1991 speech at the above-mentioned QUISP event.)

Mumia speaks movingly about his first-hand knowledge of the "hell within a hell" suffered by gay and trans incarcerated men, mistreated by both staff and other prisoners. He mentions having witnessed attempted suicides.

Other components of the special:

A short clip from the film "Manufacturing Guilt: - A Short Film About Mumia Abu-Jamal's Case," by First Run Features.

Two of Mumia's audio commentaries, from 2000 and 2019, decrying the murders of white gay men and Black trans women, respectively, and putting both in the context of a violent, racist society.

A brief excerpt of a recent phone dialogue between Mumia and students who had organized various Palestine/Gaza solidarity encampments, where he answers questions about strategy and tactics to build a strong movement.

What's happening now with Mumia's legal case and the importance of movement organizing to free him and other political prisoners.

What you can do to help free Mumia and demand he (and all incarcerated people) get proper health care and nutrition while he's still held. (For more, visit bit.ly/MAJUpdates.)

4:45 AM
Free Leonard Peltier Now
Peltier has just been sent to a prison hospital. The longest-held Indigenous political prisoner in the world, now 80, must be released immediately from incarceration to medical care outside prison walls and to his family. President Biden just apologized for the removal of Native people to oppressive boarding schools. Peltier was a victim of and resister to that from his childhood, which led him to his role as a leader of the American Indian Movement and defender of Indigenous people and lands.

5-6:00 AM
The Thom Hartmann Program
Final hour from Hartmann's non-commercial broadcast yesterday.

Tuesday Night

Prog Notes S H 10 30 2024

Don't miss our in person film screening Wed evening 10 30 24, 6:30 PM at Strategy and Soul Center - 3546 W Martin Luther King Jr Blvd at Crenshaw - Reimagining Safety documentary film on policing, with a panel discussion and Q & A with film maker Matthew Solomon, Channing Martinez of Labor Community Strategy Center, Michael Novick, KPFK iGM, Gina Viola, Matt Sedillo and a member of Black Lives Matter LA Grassroots.


12 AM
Street Sankofa with Dr. Ife Jie
Hip Hop and Drill Music

1 AM
Herbal Highway
Grief
Join Sarah Holmes for an exploration of grief and the plants that support us at this time. Follow us on Instagram and Facebook @theherbalhighway.

2 AM
Food Sleuth Radio
Agriculture, Climate Change and Agro-Ecology

Did you know that agro-ecology offers a holistic approach to agriculture? Join Food Sleuth Radio host and Registered Dietitian, Melinda Hemmelgarn, for her conversation with Alexis E. Racelis, PhD, Professor of Agroecology at the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley. Racelis discusses the impact of climate change on agriculture in his unique geographical region in south Texas, and the potential benefits of agroecology and regionalized food systems.

Related Websites: https://www.rgvagroecology.com/
Planet Hunger: Inside the Global Food Crisis, by Jeff Goodell: https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-features/ukraine-food-crisis-1367826/
TX sugar mill closure: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gMXbebDCnQw

https://youtu.be/gMXbebDCnQw

2:30 AM
Making Contact
Traditions and Spiritual Practice in dealing with Substance Abuse for Indigenous People

3:00 AM
Aging Matters
Acupuncture

Acupuncture is an ancient system of healthcare that has evolved over thousands of years to prevent, diagnose, and treat disease. Older adults may consider using acupuncture for certain health conditions along with those recommended by their primary healthcare provider.
Damon Iacovelli, MAcOM LAc, Acupuncturist and Herbalist, Alleva Acupuncture, www.allevaacu.com, talks about acupuncture therapy, how it affects the body, health conditions treated, and the therapy session experience.

Launched in 2017, AGING MATTERS features individuals with expertise about a broad array of aging related topics. The programs focus is to bring more awareness about aging issues to older adults and their families. Produced in an interview format, guests educate and inform listeners about timely topics that impact the lives of older adults, their care partners, and families.

Cheryl Beversdorf, BSN, MHS, MA is executive producer and host of AGING MATTERS. She is a registered nurse, Veteran, and communication specialist. Contact: cbeversdorf@comcast.net.
Website: www.agingmattersonline.com
All radio programs: www.agingmattersonline.com/radio-show
Facebook: www.facebook.com/agingmatterswera
Twitter: www.twitter.com/AgingMattersPod

4-6:00 AM
The Thom Hartmann Program
Final two hours from Hartmann's earlier non-commercial broadcast on 10/29/24. Hartmann looks at Elon Musk and what he's up to.

Monday Night

Prog Notes S H 10 29 2024

12 AM
Le Show with Harry Shearer
On this week's edition of Le Show, Harry brings us regular features like The Memory Hole, News from the Land of 4,000 Princes, News of Forever Chemicals, News of the Godly, News of Crypto-Winter, Trump Social Audio with Donald Trump, News of Food, News of the Atom, the Apologies of the Week, and News of A.I. Plus, you'll also find out why Harry's official endorsement for the presidential election has come to a grinding halt.

1 AM
CodePINK
Anti-Imperialist Feminist Movement Building:
In this episode we feature two segments from recent CODEPINK webinars about putting our values into practice as anti-imperialist feminists.
First, Danaka, Grace, and Jasmine of CODEPINK staff highlight the relational values we must embody as we build the world we want to see that leaves no one behind.
Then, hear Nadine Naber, Hadiya Afzal, and Noor in conversation about co-optation of feminist messaging and continuing to practice curiosity and solidarity.

2 AM
Project Censored
Crisis, Culture and Civility
With the 2024 US elections drawing near, Mickey hosts a panel discussion with three media educators about how critical-media-literacy education can enhance civic participation. They also explore what educators should do to engage today's students, and to bridge communication barriers, both inside and outside the classroom.
Allison Butler is a Senior Lecturer in Communications at the University of Massachusetts. Nolan Higdon is a Lecturer in the Education Department at the University of California, Santa Cruz, and a prolific author on media issues. Sidney Sullivan is a Lecturer at San Diego State University, and a doctoral candidate at the University of California, Davis.

3 AM
Equal Rights and Justice with Mimi Rosenberg from sister station WBAI
Outrage over Canadian and US ban on Samidoun Palestinian political prisoner solidarity network, claiming it is a "terrorist" organization; interview with co-founder Charlotte Kates, plus coverage of a rally for an arms embargo on Israel.

4-6:00 AM
The Thom Hartmann Program
Final two hours of Hartmann's non-commercial broadcast from the previous day. Hartmann interviewed Brian Hansbury, of The Media & Democracy Project, discusses the possibility of the use of the military against people in the US, and in the last hour, Dr. Justin A. Frank, MD discusses Trump's Madison Square Garden Rally.

Thursday Night

Prog Notes S H 10 25 24

12 AM
Alan Watts
Early Chinese Zen

1 AM
Magical Mystery Tour
The Fascinated Realm of Neurodiversity with Annika and Tristan
This is a fascinating interview with Annika and Tristan, two individuals who share the same body, about their experience learning to cooperate, collaborate, share and love. While many others in similar circumstances don't do well together. They are an amazing model for how to get along in a relationship with the deepest respect and love. It's a wonderful interview with two amazing people.

2 AM
Old Radio Break
Dimension X - 1950s science fiction radio drama anthology series
There Will Come Soft Rain - Zero Hour
Hello Tomorrow

3 AM
Visionary Activist Caroline Casey from sister station KPFA
Full Moon Magic
The Whole Team of Creation is Counting on Us *Full Moon Magic- for necessary miracles….!

Caroline re-welcomes Elaine Mayumi Whitefeather, following up on last week's conversation
welcoming Mythic and ancestral allies, Yemaya! Dame Ragnall, Octavia Butler for mega-story re-write, from dystopian to Renaissance of Reverent Ingenuity….19 days out….
“As a Queer Elder of many colors, I walk and live, love and thrive with the Grace, Wisdom and ongoing guidance of our Star Ancestors; the Wisdom passed onto me from Above and the medicine I have gained from the many teachers from all paths that have led me to my own wholeness and peace. I am grateful to offer their messages to us all-through the books that I am asked to write, the voice I still have to speak it into the winds and the spirit that still burns with the fire and passion of one who seeks to contribute to a new journey, a better dream for all women and consequently, for all our Human Tribe.

The urgency of the moment, the world that is at the precipice of a grand transformation has called me to join the hearts and hands of my sisters, who also find themselves being called to act in this NOW moment. Whatever I can do, whatever I can offer, it is my giveaway at this important time. There can be no greater call for me to answer in this season of my life.
The Next generations and those yet to be born require us all to help each other through the fear and intimidation of the FearCallers’ Dark Night of our Collective Soul and to collectively light the way toward the world all women deserve to live in-Free in Body, Mind, Heart and Spirit. Emancipated to own and to be herself; and sovereign enough to be a light in the darkness for another sister, that she too, can be free.”
https://www.turtlewomenrising.live/

4-6 AM
The Thom Hartmann Program
Final two hours from yesterday's non-commercial broadcast

Wednesday Night

Prog Notes S H 10 24 24

12 AM
For the Record with David Emory
Dave continues his protracted conversation with co-host Monty - #19 in the series.

1 AM
Covert Action Bulletin with Rachel Hu and Chris Garaffa
US Blockade/embargo threatens Cuban electric grid
The devastation of Hurricane Oscar, which hit Cuba on October 18th, has significantly worsened the deep crisis of the island’s electric grid. The U.S. government and its media lackeys are trying to blame the socialist government for supposed mismanagement of the country’s power system, but the reality is that the biggest contributor to the situation is the U.S. blockade of Cuba.

On October 22nd, The People’s Forum published an open letter in the New York Times calling on President Biden to overturn the Trump administration’s anti-Cuba policies. Biden has 90 days left in his term to restore the Obama-era reforms and steps towards normalization that are desperately needed.
We talk more about the history of the criminal blockade and its impact on Cuba.

2 AM
Final Straw Radio
Jail and Housing Conditions in Post-Hurricane-Helene Asheville
This week on The Final Straw Radio, you'll hear three interviews interviews relating to community needs and recovering concerning Hurricane Helene in Western North Carolina.

First up, Jen Hampton of the WNC Tenants Network talks about the re-opening of eviction courts in Buncombe County and conditions of housing in an already difficulty place to live.

Then, Bruce and G talk from the Asheville Community Bail Fund speak about conditions in the local jail during and after this unnatural disaster.
If you're listening to the radio edition, consider checking out the podcast where you'll find an additional interview with Yousef of the Palestinian and Arab-led Sumud Collective speaking about his experience of the storm and recovery work in the region in an interview recorded a couple of weeks ago.

3 AM
Out-FM from sister station WBAI
Coming Out as a Queer/Trans Asian; and Queer Singaporean Poetry and Organizing
- Including Palestine Solidarity Activism

On today's show, four LGBTQ Asian Americans talk about coming out, family and activism at a National Coming Out Day event at the Flushing branch of the Queens Public Library.
Pauline Park talks with gay Singaporean American poet Jee Leong Koh about poetry, organizing the Singaporean expatriate community and activism.

4-6:00 AM
The Thom Hartmann Program
Final two hours from yesterday's non-commercial broadcast. Thom discusses billionaires hijacking affordable housing, and lies from Fox News and Sean Hannity.

Tuesday Night

Prog Notes S H 10 23 24

12 AM
Street Sankofa with Dr. Ife Jie
Hip Hop and the Underground

1 AM
Herbal Highway
Medicinal Ecologies: Coastal California
Join host Emiliano Lemus and guest Violet Moon for “Medicinal Ecologies,” an Herbal Highway series in which we explore the natural medicines present in California ecosystems. This month, we visit the California coastline, and discuss the herbs that can be found where the land meets the ocean. Violet Moon is a clinical herbalist and native plant specialist based in Oakland, CA (unceded Lisjan Ohlone land).

2 AM
Food Sleuth Radio with Investigative Nutritionist Melinda Hemmelgarn
Food-borne illnesses part 2
Did you know there are probably millions of cases of food-borne illness every year in the U.S.? Join Food Sleuth Radio host and Registered Dietitian, Melinda Hemmelgarn, for her conversation with Don Schaffner, PhD, food microbiologist, Distinguished professor, and Extension Specialist at Rutgers University. Schaffner discusses Covid -19 and foods as an unlikely route of Covid exposure, hand-washing specifics (time and water temp.), and specific foods he avoids and why. (part 2 of 2)
Related Websites: https://www.riskyornot.co/
- Eating expired baby carrots: https://www.riskyornot.co/episodes/625-eating-expired-baby-carrots
http://foodsafetytalk.com/

2:30 AM
Sprouts:
Why Neuroscience Matters
Lynn Borton hosts Ilya Monosov, who invites us to rethink our "too-facile understanding of the brain" and to wrestle with the implications of how we define curiosity.
Our conversation took us to the importance of neuroscience and information seeking for the fate of humanity and how achieving an engineer's understanding of the brain could be helpful for those living with mental health challenges like OCD.

3 AM
Whole Mother

Please note the sound quality on the original file was quite poor; we did our best to enhance it.

Dr. Esther N. Amagoh, PT, DPT, is a highly specialized expert in Women’s Health and Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation. With a passion for empowering individuals through education and tailored care, Dr. Amagoh’s journey in physical therapy began with a Bachelor’s degree in Health Education and Physical Exercise Science from Virginia Commonwealth University. She then earned her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Howard University, followed by a residency in Women’s Health and Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation.

Dr. Amagoh played a key role in establishing a pelvic rehabilitation practice in Virginia before relocating to Houston, Texas in 2016. There, she served as a Physical Therapy Specialist at The Women’s Hospital of Texas, managing one of their satellite office locations. Driven by a desire to provide personalized care, she founded The Pelvic Place Physical Therapy.

As a specialist, Dr. Amagoh focuses on a broad range of pelvic health concerns, including sexual dysfunction, pregnancy and postpartum pain, bladder and bowel issues, and musculoskeletal conditions. She is an active member of leading professional societies in pelvic pain and sexual medicine and has shared her expertise as a keynote speaker at universities and pelvic health conferences around the world. Dr. Amagoh is deeply committed to education, community service, and helping individuals navigate and overcome pelvic health challenges, ensuring they can live their lives with confidence and comfort.

4-6:00 AM
The Thom Hartmann Program
Final two hours from Hartmann's non-commercial broadcast yesterday. Hartmann looks at quickly a fascist can take over a government.

Monday Night

Prog Notes S H 10 22 24

12 AM
Le Show with Harry Shearer
This week on Le Show, Harry brings us News About Food, News of AI, News of the Godly, Truth Social Audio, Looks Like Musk Love, Apologies of the Week, original music selections, and more!

1 AM
Code Pink
Israel’s War on Lebanon & the Multipolar World:
During the first half of this episode, we feature a segment from CODEPINK Congress, in which Rania Khalek, host of Breakthrough News, talks about Lebanese resistance to Israel’s genocide in Gaza and bombings of civilian neighborhoods in Lebanon.
In the second half, CODEPINK organizer Marcy Winograd interviews economist and author Jeffrey Sachs about his recent article, “Beyond Hegemony-A New International Order Under the UN Charter.”

2 AM
Project Censored with Mickey Huff from sister station KPFA
The 2023 Election and Critical Media Literacy; Portraits of Struggle
The National Association for Media Literacy Education has named the week of October 21 as "Media Literacy Week." In light of this -- and the upcoming November election -- Mickey speaks with media scholar Nolan Higdon about identifying fake news and attempts at opinion manipulation, from all quarters.

Then in the second half of the program, photojournalist Orin Langelle joins Eleanor to discuss his new book, "Portraits of Struggle," a collection of images of people engaged in the defense of their lands and lives across the globe. He also explains the stories behind the images, and what he's learned about corporate/government domination and popular resistance.
Nolan Higdon is a lecturer in Education at the University of California Santa Cruz campus, a prolific author on media issues, and a frequent guest on the Project Censored Show. His books include "The Anatomy of Fake News." He writes at NolanHigdon.substack.com
Orin Langelle has been a photojournalist for 50 years; his work has been featured in many publications, both corporate and nonprofit.

3:00 AM
Equal Rights and Justice with Mimi Rosenberg from sister station WBAI
Let Cuba Live
CubanForeign Minister Bruno Parrilla and US journalist and solidarity activist Rosemari Mealy discuss efforts to end the destructive US embargo/blockade that seeks to punish the Cuban people and prevent other countries, as well as any US businesses, from doing any business with or providing needed supplies and equipment to Cuba.

4-6:00 AM
The Thom Hartmann Program
Final two hours of Hartmann's non-commercial broadcast from yesterday, look at voter suppression efforts and other election-related news.