Friday Night

Program Notes Something’s Happening 08-18-23



12 AM

Alan Watts – two lectures:

The Useless in Art

A Problem of Strategy



1 AM

Caroline Casey, the Visionary Activist from sister station KPFA

https://coyotenetworknews.com/radio-show/

COOPERATING WITH GUIDING AUGURIES

Guiding Auguries Cooling out the conflagration…. Caroline re-welcomes fellow anarcho* entheo* Mytho* animist Sean Padraig O’Donoghue, herbalist, Bard, wizard, writer, part of our Rapid Metaphoric Response Team…



https://otherworldwell.com



“Nae King, nae Quin, we willna be fooled agin,” sayeth the Wee Free Men (via Terry Pratchett).



2 AM

Sounds True with Tami Simon

Conscious business - Jeremy Hunter: Untaught Essentials for Business Humans

https://resources.soundstrue.com/podcast/jeremy-hunter-untaught-essentials-for-business-humans/

How do you transform your mind, and how do you do it in real time amidst the challenges of work and life? How do you remain openhearted and generous in a competitive or even cutthroat environment? These aren’t usually the kinds of questions that businesspeople ask themselves. Yet it’s become Jeremy Hunter’s mission to help today’s entrepreneurs and organizational leaders realize the incredible value of asking—and answering—these deep questions.



In this podcast, Tami Simon speaks with the core faculty member of Sounds True’s Inner MBA® program and a renowned authority on mindfulness and leadership about the “untaught essentials for business humans,” discussing the lifesaving practice of meditation; training our perception (and not just our intellect); why managers must learn how to manage themselves; placing a high value on attention and presence; examining how you construct your experience; using spiritual tools and teachings to create real business results; unconditional love; developing somatic intelligence; why it’s so important to be grounded as a leader; setting the emotional tone for the group you work with; activating our collaborative superpowers by caring about and meeting each other’s needs; transforming fear and anxiety into vitality and joy; pleasure, enjoyment, and recovering from “Frivolity Deficiency Syndrome”; acknowledging what is beautiful in your world; gratitude vs. appreciation; the opportunity for businesspeople in our times of uncertainty and accelerating change; creating a relationship with solidity; letting go of the beliefs and behaviors that no longer fit; and more.



Note: This episode originally aired on Sounds True One, where these special episodes of Insights at the Edge are available to watch live on video and with exclusive access to Q&As with our guests. Learn more at join.soundstrue.com.



3:00 AM (approximately, Tami Simon episode above runs over an hour in duration)

Old Radio break

Destination Freedom: Shakespeare of Harlem- Langston Hughes



4-6:00 AM

Final two hours of the Thom Hartmann Program from earlier the prior day

Thursday Night

Program Notes Something’s Happening 08-17-23



12 AM

Dave Emory’s For the Record

At Dave’s suggestion, we are running an archival edition of the program that he pulled up because of the atomic bomb anniversaries and the interest in the realities behind the recent film release “Oppenheimer” by Christopher Nolan. This focuses on research about an explosion at Port Chicago. Please note that the email address given in the audio, portchicago.org, is no longer valid; it leads to a Japanese language site which doesn’t appear to relate to the topic at hand. Dave recorded the original in February and cited the connection to Black History Month, which will become evident in the program; appropriate then to run it not only in relation to the atomic bomb anniversaries, but during Black August, a month of commemoration and remembrance of Black freedom fighters, martyrs, and incarcerated political prisoners.



FOR THE RECORD (58+ min)



FTR#1307 Interview with Peter Vogel (Reprise of FTR#444 Because of the Attention Generated by the Movie “Oppenheimer”)

POSTED BY DAVE EMORY ⋅ AUGUST 12, 2023



FTR#1307



Introduction: Following up information presented in Miscellaneous Archive Show M23 and FTRs 129, 163, this broadcast features the landmark research of Peter Vogel on the Port Chicago explosion of 7/17/1944. One of the largest man-made disasters in history, the Port Chicago explosion claimed the lives of 320 sailors, 220 of them African Americans. Subsequently, African-American sailors refused to continue loading ammunition at Port Chicago and were convicted of Mutiny. Officially the explosion of conventional munitions aboard an ammunition ship, the E.A. Bryan, the Port Chicago blast was actually the test of an early atomic weapon, the autocatalytic uranium hydride lateral implosion experimental device—named the Mark II. After relating Peter’s long odyssey exploring the explosion and the official dissembling that surrounds the event, the program relates the fascinating documentary trail confirming the nature of the explosion and the chronology of this early, significant step in the development of the atomic weapons.



Program Highlights Include: Peter’s proof that a sufficient amount of fissionable material for testing a fission weapon was available in 1944 (despite official pronouncements to the contrary); the negative reactions of Edward Teller (father of the H‑bomb) and Donald Kerr (director of Los Alamos National Laboratory) to Peter’s inquiries about Port Chicago; the tremendous interest of the Los Alamos National Laboratory in this (supposedly conventional) explosion; the background of Captain William Parsons (the point man for the Los Alamos research on Port Chicago); the characteristics of the explosion that pinpoint it as being a nuclear fission blast; correspondence among some of the principals in the Manhattan Project confirming that the Port Chicago explosion was a test of the Mark II; indications that the Germans were working on a uranium hydride weapon; Soviet espionage on the Manhattan Project that indicated awareness of the test of Mark II; the possible significance of the Port Chicago explosion for the revocation of Robert Oppenheimer’s security clearance; the significance of the Port Chicago explosion in the history of African-American civil liberties.



Note: This description is formatted by presenting the questions that Dave asked Peter Vogel, and then a synoptic overview of Peter’s response. For more detailed information about the Port Chicago explosion, see The Last Wave from Port Chicago: https://www.google.com/books/edition/The_Last_Wave_from_Port_Chicago/xaWstgAACAAJ?hl=en





1 AM



Vic Gerami of “The Blunt Post with Vic” interviews Rabbi Avidan Freedman of the Israeli organization Yanshoof (see https://yanshoof.org/en/homepage-en/ ).



Rabbi Avidan Freedman is the co-founder and director of the organization, which is dedicated to stopping Israeli arms sales to human rights violators, including the particular case of Azerbaijan, which is currently attacking Armenians in Artsakh (also known by the Soviet-era name of Nagorno-Karabakh). He is an educator at the Shalom Hartman Institute’s high school and post-high school programs. He lives in Efrat with his wife, Devorah, and their five children.



2 AM



Behind the News with Doug Henwood of the Left Business Observer

https://www.leftbusinessobserver.com/Radio.html

Two interviews related to imperialist economic and military interventions in Africa:

August 10, 2023 Francisco Pérez of the University of Utah on the CFA franc (a holdover currency remnant of French colonialism, used in 14 francophone African countries) • Caitlin Chandler, author of this Harper's magazine article, on US interests in Niger (where a recent military coup threatens French and US interests in Niger’s extensive uranium deposits, the main supply for France’s nuclear weapons and nuclear power)




3 AM



Building Bridges from sister stations WBAI and WPFW with Mimi Rosenberg and Ken Nash

Jean Saint Vil discusses civil society, resistance and repression in Haiti, and opposition to further military intervention there

Todd Miller discusses the insertion of miles of razor wire along the US – Mexico border in Texas by the administration of TX governor Greg Abbott and its impact on migrants, residents and wildlife




4 AM Final two hours of Thom Hartmann program from earlier on Wednesday

Wednesday Night

Program Notes Something’s Happening Aug. 16, 2023


12 AM

Intro 



To Hell and Back: The Last Train from Hiroshima

Chapter 10 - Legacy-To Fold A Thousand Paper Cranes (3:54:39)




Outro



4-6 AM Final two hours of Thom Hartmann

Tuesday Night

Program Notes Something’s Happening 08-15-23



Day 1 Tuesday Aug. 15 

(anniversary of end of World War II, unconditional surrender by Japan)



12 AM

intro



To Hell and Back – The Last Train from Hiroshima

Chapter 9 - Testament (2:56:25)



3 AM



Harry Truman’s radio address attempting to justify Hiroshima



3:30 AM



SANE Freese interview with actress and nuclear disarmament activist Colleen Dewhurst



4-6 AM

Final two hours of Thom Hartmann from earlier from website



12 AM start chapter 9: Testament (requires cut-in for breaks at the hour at 1 and 2 AM for station ID)


3 AM Intro : harry Truman speech


3:30 AM intro: Colleen Dewhurst interview with SANE Freeze about eliminating nuclear weapons, banning the bomb.


4 -6:00 AM Intro 4 to Thom Hartmann

Friday Night

Program Notes Something’s Happening Thursday midnight



DAY FOUR Fri Aug 11



12 AM

Theme

Alan Watts - Interview with Dr Chang Chang Yuen (33 min)



12:30 AM

Intro to Last Train + pitch

Chapter 8 - Threads (1:24:49) requires an ID break at 1 AM

Outro + pitch



2 AM

Caroline Casey Visionary Activist

Underworld Arraignment Accountability Special! (58 min)

https://coyotenetworknews.com/radio-show/

Barbie as Inanna (great essay by Meg Ellison), True Lammas, US Pluto return, & The Yes Men continue their liberating High Jinx


Caroline welcomes return of fellow Libran Dragon, astro*mytho*politico Rachel Lang, author of Modern Day Magic and the new children’s book As Above, So Below. Rachel was recently elected to the Ojai City Council in Ojai, CA, That all metaphysics be applied to supporting Flora Fauna Fungi democracy,

or to hell with it…

Rachel serves on the boards of the National Council for Geocosmic Research (NCGR), the Stonewall Democrats of Ventura County, the Ventura Regional Sanitation District Board, and the Economic Development Collaborative.

Upcoming Omega Institute workshop in October – Liberating Venus.

Website: http://rachellangastrologer.com



3 AM

Magical Mystery Tour (59 min)

Race, Trauma, Place and Identity in Writing about Social Justice with Lena Sclove

Lena Sclove is a community organizer, social justice activist and writer. In this conversation we talk about race, cultural diversity, belonging, identity and the challenges of writing for social justice.

The Magical Mystery Tour is a show that dives into the heart of things exploring new ideas and new ways of seeing and being in this wondrous crazy world we share together.

Host Tonio Epstein: contact me at 802-229-5123 or tonio@together.net



4-6 AM Final two hours of Thom Hartmann

Thursday Night

Program Notes Something’s Happening Weds to Thursday 08-10-23


DAY THREE Thurs Aug 10



12 AM


Chapter 6 - Kaiten and the Faithful Elephants (1:19:28) 

candidate cart



c. 1:30 AM (a bit before)

Chapter 7 - A Vapor In The Heavens (2:02:59) requires station ID break at 2 AM, 3 AM)

Outro and pitch - intro




3:30 AM


Intro 2 - Poets Café – Michael Novick

4-6 AM Thom Hartmann final two hours

...

Wednesday Night

Wed Aug. 9 (Nagasaki anniversary)



12 AM 

Chapter 4 - And The Rest Were Neutrinos (0:55:29)





1 -3:30 AM

Chapter 5 - The Crazy Iris (2:17:20) 




3:30

TUC Radio: Oppenheimer and the Hiroshima & Nagasaki a-bombs (30 min)


Two weeks before Hiroshima and Nagasaki Day 2023 Paul Jay and Peter Kuznick had a conversation about the just released film Oppenheimer by Christopher Nolan. They acknowledged the importance of the film at a time when the risk of a nuclear war is the highest since the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962. But they also raised the question why it is still possible to claim that the bombing of Nagasaki and Hiroshima saved lives by ending WWII.


Thanks to Paul Jay, host and co-founder of The Analysis, for inviting Peter Kuznick, professor of history and director of the Nuclear Studies Institute at American University and co-author with Oliver Stone of the Showtime series, The Untold History of the United States.


This excerpt from their one hour conversation can be found on YouTube under the title: Oppenheimer: U.S. Developed First Strike Weapon and Used Japan to Prove it.


DATE: 7/27/2023




4-6 AM

Final two hours Thom Hartmann

Thursday Night

Program Notes Something’s Happening August 4, 2023



12 AM


Alan Watts – two episodes:

Fundamentals of Buddhism (29 min)

The Bhagvad Gita, The Song of the Lord (26)




1 AM


Caroline Casey, the Visionary Activist; archival episode from July 2008

Compassionate Trickster in the Middle East presents One State Solution!

https://coyotenetworknews.com/radio-show/radio-show-archive-2008/

Live from DC, Tel Aviv and Capetown to California, and spiralling out into world, fueled by the waxing Full Moon of Pragmatic Mysticism – Caroline welcomes Yehuda Atai, Israeli Peace Activist, Biblical scholar, alchemist, modern computer start-up wizard presenting the One State Solution – the Israeli-Palestinian Democracy! Because this bold imaginative ingenious experiment will require metabolizing justified bitterness into forgiveness, Caroline welcomes Rod Suskin, traditional Sangoma, to offer the medicine of South Africa into our collective brew that we may animate this desirable, and once we hear it, irresistible story.




2 AM


Sounds True Insights at the Edge podcast with Tami Simon

Ruby Warrington, Women without Children

https://resources.soundstrue.com/podcast/ruby-warrington-women-without-kids/

Whether or not to become a parent is a central question in life. There are many factors that influence the decision, some of which are out of our control. Yet foregoing motherhood, for any reason, can lead to painful stigmatization and conflict (within and without).



In this podcast, Tami Simon speaks with thought leader and author Ruby Warrington, about her profound book Women Without Kids: The Revolutionary Rise of an Unsung Sisterhood—and the long-overdue conversations we need to begin having as a society around this complicated topic. Tune in for a rich discussion of: the motherhood spectrum; the interwoven nature of choice and circumstance; the lack of support for—and the devaluing of—mothering in overall society; the global slowdown in reproduction rates for the past century; the concept of a birth strike; making peace with your choice to remain childless; fulfillment and being true to oneself; generativity and our sense of legacy; the “existential FOMO” that childless women may encounter; the complicated—and not always unconditional—love between a parent and child; regretting motherhood; the unfinished work of the feminist movement; healing the false divide between moms and non-moms; and more.



Ruby Warrington is a British-born author, editor, and publishing consultant. Recognized as a true thought leader in the wellness space, Ruby has the unique ability to identify issues that are destined to become part of the cultural narrative. Her previous books include Material Girl, Mystical World; Sober Curious; and The Sober Curious Reset. For more, visit rubywarrington.com.




3 AM


The History of Philosophy Without Any Gaps – Kings College

History of Africana Philosophy – Black Feminism

124 – Double Jeopardy: Black Feminism Toni Cade Bambara, Combahee River Collective (25:29 min)

126 - Fugitive for Justice: Angela Davis (22:05 min)

https://historyofphilosophy.net/angela-davis

Plus pitching, candidate carts



4 – 6 AM

 

Final two hours of The Thom Hartmann Program from his website, non-commercial version from earlier on Thursday August 3, 2023

Wednesday Night

Something's Happening Program Notes 08-03-23



12 AM



Dave Emory For the Record #1301 Who Killed Terry Yeakey?

https://spitfirelist.com/for-the-record/ftr1301-who-killed-terry-yeakey/

This program investigates the suspicious death of Terry Yeakey, an Oklahoma City policeman who was one of the first responders in the Oklahoma City bombing of 1995. Critical of the official version of the story, he was found shot in the head–an alleged suicide. His death may very well have been a murder.



Key Points of Discussion and Analysis: Terry Yeakey’s belief that the official version of the bombing was a cover-up; His own investigative efforts; Apparent efforts to thwart his investigation; The disappearance of key reports critical of the official version of the bombing; Numerous witness accounts of a second person in the Ryder truck carrying the bomb; Apparent surveillance of individuals critical of the official version and break-ins at their residences; Indications that Terry Yeakey may have been tortured and hung; Thwarting of the efforts of other first responders whose accounts differed with the official version; Recap of the allegations against Andreas Strassmeier by ATF informant Carol Howe; Links between the OK City bombing and other terrorist incidents.



1 AM



Segments from Counterpoint in depth analysis from "Between the Lines"

https://btlonline.org/counterpoint-july-31-2023/

Fossil Fuel Industry Must Pay for the Climate Crisis They’ve Profited From

Interview with Jamie Henn, a climate activist, strategist and director of Fossil Free Media, a nonprofit communications lab, conducted by Scott Harris. Jamie Henn discusses his recent article, “This Killer Heat Is Brought to You by Big Oil: It’s Time for Fossil Fuel Giants to Pay Up,” and the calls by a growing number of climate activist groups for Joe Biden to declare a climate emergency. (20 min)

Roots Action: As a Risky Presidential Candidate Joe Biden Should ‘Step Aside”

Interview with Jeff Cohen, activist, author also was the founding director of the Park Center for Independent Media at Ithaca College, founder of the media watch group Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting, (FAIR,) and co-founder of RootsAction.org, conducted by Scott Harris. Jeff Cohen talks about Roots Action’s ‘Step Aside Joe’ campaign that believes there are legitimate concerns about the risks involved in Joe Biden running for a 2nd term in 2024, and advocates for a Democratic nominee who is progressive and dynamic – and can be a strong candidate against the Republican nominee. (28:47 min)



2 AM


Project Censored

https://www.projectcensored.org/historian-peter-kuznicks-take-on-nolans-oppenheimer-movie-the-unaddressed-impact-of-dropping-the-atomic-bomb-unveiling-the-catastrophic-truth-peter-phillips-and-bill-tiwald-discuss-the-ha/

Historian Peter Kuznick joins Mickey to discuss the new Christopher Nolan movie “Oppenheimer.” While his overall evaluation is positive, Kuznick notes that the movie fails to address the crucial fact that there was no military need to drop the atomic bomb on Japan. Kuznick also reminds listeners that had Henry Wallace not been replaced as Vice-President by Harry Truman, Wallace would have succeeded to the presidency upon FDR’s death in April 1945, and history would’ve taken a different path (Kuznick believes that Wallace would not have used the bomb, nor started the Cold War). In the second half of the show, Peter Phillips and Bill Tiwald remind listeners of the catastrophe that even a “limited” nuclear war would unleash on humanity, as well as the human and financial costs of maintaining nuclear stockpiles. They explain how New Mexico has borne a disproportionate share of the nuclear burden, and talk about an event they helped organize — the Albuquerque Peace Festival taking place on August 5.

Notes:

Peter Kuznick is Professor of History at American University in Washington, DC, and director of AU’s Nuclear Studies Institute. Peter Phillips taught Sociology at Sonoma State University, is a former director of Project Censored, and cofounder of the Project Censored radio show. Bill Tiwald is secretary of the Veterans For Peace chapter in Albuquerque, New Mexico.



3 AM



Building Bridges with Mimi Rosenberg and Ken Nash from sister station WBAI in NY

Interview with Thomas Wrightwood, associate professor at UC San Diego, active with the Transnational Institute, and an associate of Daniel Ellsberg's about "What 'Oppenheimer' Leaves Out About Nuclear Holocaust", followed by a discussion of Reclaiming Medicare from corporate greed on its 58th anniversary, and protecting workers from injury, illness or even death by extreme heat.




4 - 6 AM

Final two hours of the Thom Hartmann program from the non-commercial version broadcast earlier on Tuesday, August 2.

Tuesday Night

Program Notes S H 08-02-23 Holistic Health



12 AM



Whole Mother from sister station KPFT : Midwifery, childbirth, child-care, parenting/child-rearing

https://wholemothershow.com/allshows/

Interviews with two activists about healthy and engaged child-rearing practices, especially in the light of the worsening climate crisis


Marya Axner has spent the past 30 years as an activist working against oppression of all kinds. Recently she has been working to address the climate emergency and ending societal divisions that hamper solving this challenge. She speaks and leads workshops on the topic of anti-Semitism and racism on college campuses, at social justice organizations, and at worker organizations. She also works as a parent educator. 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. 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 Sustaining All Life/United to End Racism, projects of Re-evaluation Counseling. Sustaining All Life is an international grassroots organization working to end the climate emergency within the context of ending all divisions among people. United to End Racism is group of people of all backgrounds in many countries who are dedicated to eliminating racism in the world.



Tresa Elguera is a community activist, teacher, staff developer, and parent. In the past 30 years, she has worked as a Latinx community organizer, specifically focusing on developing community among Latinx young people. She has a degree in bilingual education and taught dual-language elementary and high school Spanish. She currently works as a trainer, teaching teachers to support the social-emotional development of young people in the classroom and developing capacity for conversations regarding race, class, gender, climate, and more. Tresa works with Sustaining All Life and uses their climate tools in other climate work as well. She helped found 350Brooklyn Families so that she had a place to engage in family friendly climate work, and participates in Fridays for Future strikes with her climate activist children (ages 11 and 13). She engages in climate activism with them and separately as well, both because it matters and because it matters to her children.




1 AM

 

Michael Pollan: The Omnivore's Dilemma

2/12/2007; 59 minutes uctv.tv

The UC Davis Mondavi Center presents bestselling author and UC Berkeley journalism professor Michael Pollan. He explores the ecology of eating to unveil why we consume what we consume in the twenty-first century. Michael Pollan is the author, most recently, of The Omnivore's Dilemma: A Natural History of Four Meals. (#12176)



2 AM

 

Benefits and Dangers of Alcohol use for seniors UCTV UC San Diego uctv.tv

Benefits and Risks of Alcohol Use in Adults and a Review of Unhealthy Drinking in Older Adults - Research on Aging

5/11/2017; 54 minutes

Learn more about risks and benefits of alcohol use in older adults from Dr. Alison Moore, Chief, Division of Geriatrics at UC San Diego School of Medicine. Dr. Moore discusses alcohol-medication interactions, comorbidity issues, current research and more. (#31838)


https://www.learnoutloud.com/Free-Audio-Video/Self-Development/Diet-and-Nutrition/Benefits-and-Risks-of-Alcohol-Use-in-Adults/90662



3 AM (Note program material only about 51 minutes, spot for election promos and candidate statements before and after)



The Case For and Against Food Addiction: A Scientific and Legal Analysis - 2016 COAST/SSEW Symposium - Food & Addiction: Environment, Policy, and Individual Factors

2/7/2017; 22 minutes

Dr. Robert Lustig examines what is really addictive in food. Recorded on 10/27/2016. (#31676)



Policy Interventions to Reduce Sugar Consumption


https://www.learnoutloud.com/Free-Audio-Video/Self-Development/Diet-and-Nutrition/Interventions-to-Reduce-Sugar-Consumption/44845

Dr. Robert Lustig, Professor of Clinical Pediatrics, in the Division of Endocrinology at UC San Francisco, explores how and why to reduce sugar consumption. Uctv.tv



4-6 AM

Final two hours of Thom Hartmann’s program non-commercial version from earlier on Tuesday

Monday Night

S H Program Notes 08-01-23



12 AM

Creative Frontline (Climate Change is Now)

Preston Arrow-weed intro

Dorece Sam interview on Thacker Pass struggle

Bradley Angell interview by Robert Lundahl about struggle over White Mesa, Bears Ears and other sacred spaces where an intertribal coalition fights against dumping of radioactive waste and the failure of government to uphold environmental, civil rights and climate justice laws.



1 AM

Building Bridges with Mimi Rosenberg and Ken Nash

Interviews and coverage of Ron De Santis attack on public employee unions and labor rights in FL, and about the struggle over Israeli settler aggression and violence against Palestinian people under occupation.





2 AM

Behind the News with Doug Henwood of the Left Business Observer [53 min]

Tim Shorrock marks the 70th anniversary of the armistice that called a “cease-fire” in the Korean war as tensions mount across the region • Christopher Morten on how the drug industry uses patents and secrecy to fatten its profits at the expense of patients and the broader public.





3 AM



Scholars’ Circle – Author interview, On Disinformation, How to Talk to a Science Denier and Science Communication in a Crisis – July 30, 2023 https://scholarscircle.org/

Science is under attack. Who and what are behind the attacks? While we face catastrophic climate change and other pending disasters, how can we restore the public’s understandings about scientific realities? We explore disinformation and ways to communicate with non-scientists to loosen the grip the disinformants have on so many people. [ dur: 58mins. ]



Lee McIntyre is with us. He is a Research Fellow at the Center for Philosophy and History of Science at Boston University and a recent Lecturer in Ethics at Harvard Extension School. He is the author of How to Talk to a Science Denier , Post-Truth, and the forthcoming On Disinformation (MIT Press, August 2023),

Christopher Reddy is a senior scientist in the Department of Marine Chemistry and Geochemistry at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution and faculty member at MIT of the MIT/Woods Hole program in oceanography. He is the author of SCIENCE COMMUNICATION IN A CRISIS: An Insider’s Guide (Routledge; May 10, 2023).

This program is produced by Ankine Aghassian, Doug Becker, Melissa Chiprin and Sudd Dongre.



4-6 AM

Final two hours of Thom Hartmann non-commercial version from earlier Monday 7/31/23

Friday Night

Prog Notes S H 07-28-23

12 AM

Alan Watts

Buddhist Mysticism

Truth or Relativity




1 AM

Caroline Casey, archival episode as KPFA is in fund drive, so this week’s program focuses on a premium

off tied to an earlier recent broadcast.

NATURE, CULTURE, AND THE SACRED – Nina Simons of Bioneers

From MARCH 23, 2023

Let us be Dance partners in the Choreography of Creation

Offering Ourselves as Accomplices to Nature’s Guiding Genius

Caroline welcomes, convener of Woofy Women (Council of Unreasonable Women), Culture Doctor, co-

founder of Bioneers, Constellator of Community-

Nina Simons!

perfectly! as Pluto enters Aquarius. Guides us to remember the origin of life is Community (Bruce

Dahmer) & Symbiotic Mutualism are our manners. Now! the Community of all Beings, conjures and

implements the bio-mimicry resolutions to all we humans have imposed on our kin…

Some trickster genius is scheduling us… Nina be our Guest today, as the Moon, exalted in Taurus is

exactly where it was when Nina was born — It’s image: “An electrical storm illumines the skies, and

forest below… Balancing with Natural Forces.” Woo-hoo!

www.Bioneers.org

www.ninasimons.com

preview introduction https://bioneers.org/ncs/

2 AM

Sounds True – Tami Simon

Conversation with Steven Hayes, Ph. D. prof of psychology at U of Nevada, author of “The Self-

Acceptance Project” and Acceptance-Commitment Therapy (ACT)

2:45 AM

Old Radio Break

Batman Mystery Club (pilot of a 1950 Batman radio serial that never aired)

As for Batman, this show is the only one. They tried to spin Batman off in his own series in 43, but it

never made air; The script for that does exist but that's as far as it went. Other than that, we have this

episode which never aired and no others were completed. You'll see some people try to pass off

episodes of The Adventures of Superman as a Batman series, but don't let them fool you.




Sorry to leave you hanging, but there is no episode with the second half of the story – you’ll just have to

remain in suspense – or write some fan fiction and a concluding episode of your own.

3 AM

Magical Mystery Tour

Ecosomatics: Embodiment Practices for a World in Search of Healing with Cheryl Pallant Part one of two

Tonio Epstein in conversation with Cheryl Pallant.

Cheryl Pallant is an award-winning writer and poet, energy healer, somatic coach and dancer. Shes

published more than 200 articles on dance, writing, healing, somatics and spirituality, and is the author

of several books, including Writing and the Body in Motion, and Contact Improvisation. She teaches at

the University of Richmond and leads workshops around the world. Her new book is Ecosomatics:

Embodiment Practices for a World in Search of Healing.

We talk about somatic or embodied awareness and intelligence, and how to thrive by connecting and

grounding in our bodies, even in times of cataclysmic crises. And how the embodied practice of thriving

in difficult times is also the best medicine for the environment and the planet, as well as each other.

The Magical Mystery Tour is a show that dives into the heart of things exploring new ideas and new

ways of seeing and being in this wondrous crazy world we share together.

4-6 AM

Final two hours of Hartmann’s non-commercial version from today

Thursday Night

Something's Happening

12 AM

Alan Watts



Buddhist Mysticism

Truth or Relativity





1 AM

Caroline Casey, archival episode as KPFA is in fund drive, so this week’s program focuses on a premium off tied to an earlier recent broadcast.

NATURE, CULTURE, AND THE SACRED – Nina Simons of Bioneers

From MARCH 23, 2023



Let us be Dance partners in the Choreography of Creation

Offering Ourselves as Accomplices to Nature’s Guiding Genius

Caroline welcomes, convener of Woofy Women (Council of Unreasonable Women), Culture Doctor, co-founder of Bioneers, Constellator of Community-



Nina Simons!



perfectly! as Pluto enters Aquarius. Guides us to remember the origin of life is Community (Bruce Dahmer) & Symbiotic Mutualism are our manners. Now! the Community of all Beings, conjures and implements the bio-mimicry resolutions to all we humans have imposed on our kin…



Some trickster genius is scheduling us… Nina be our Guest today, as the Moon, exalted in Taurus is exactly where it was when Nina was born — It’s image: “An electrical storm illumines the skies, and forest below… Balancing with Natural Forces.” Woo-hoo!

www.Bioneers.org

www.ninasimons.com

preview introduction https://bioneers.org/ncs/



2 AM



Sounds True – Tami Simon





2:45 AM

Old Radio Break

Batman Mystery Club (pilot of a 1950 Batman radio serial that never aired)



As for Batman, this show is the only one. They tried to spin Batman off in his own series in 43, but it never made air; The script for that does exist but that's as far as it went. Other than that, we have this episode which never aired and no others were completed. You'll see some people try to pass off episodes of The Adventures of Superman as a Batman series, but don't let them fool you.



Sorry to leave you hanging, but there is no episode with the second half of the story – you’ll just have to remain in suspense – or write some fan fiction and a concluding episode of your own.

3 AM

Magical Mystery Tour

Ecosomatics: Embodiment Practices for a World in Search of Healing with Cheryl Pallant Part one of two



Tonio Epstein in conversation with Cheryl Pallant.



Cheryl Pallant is an award-winning writer and poet, energy healer, somatic coach and dancer. Shes published more than 200 articles on dance, writing, healing, somatics and spirituality, and is the author of several books, including Writing and the Body in Motion, and Contact Improvisation. She teaches at the University of Richmond and leads workshops around the world. Her new book is Ecosomatics: Embodiment Practices for a World in Search of Healing.



We talk about somatic or embodied awareness and intelligence, and how to thrive by connecting and grounding in our bodies, even in times of cataclysmic crises. And how the embodied practice of thriving in difficult times is also the best medicine for the environment and the planet, as well as each other.



The Magical Mystery Tour is a show that dives into the heart of things exploring new ideas and new ways of seeing and being in this wondrous crazy world we share together.



4-6 AM

Final two hours of Hartmann’s non-commercial version from today