Radical independent folk-rocker and visionary Ani DiFranco speaks on politics, music and finding hope in these times, we’ll hear from her new CD, Knuckle Down.

Interview is higher bitrate than from FP website 128k mono 25:24

Ani Difrancos Label Righteous Babe Records also produces lotsa great Independant artists: http://www.righteousbaberecords.com/

99 names of Allah, 3 minutes 31 seconds

First part of the latest show I did concerning the Kava Lounge fundraiser for radioActive, along with the Phoenix Program. This chunk of the show runs about 1:22.

10:42 minute:EMBATTLED PBS
"Postcards from Buster," a children's program seen on some 350 Public Broadcasting Stations, recently sparked a major controversy when its main character in a particular episode visits a Vermont farm and meets two lesbian couples, who are not identified as such in the show.
Tonight, NewsHour Media Correspondent Terence Smith speaks with Karen Everhart of Current newspaper about the persistent controversies plaguing PBS and Mitchell's decision to leave.
Plus:"Frontline" using "Dirty Words"

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A speech by Richard Heinberg on the end of the petroleum age, recorded Feb 17, 2005 in Willits CA. see-
http://www.radio4all.net/proginfo.php?id=11335
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In this week's program: Cable companies lose a four-year battle to weaken local regulation in more than 40 states and are now moving to deregulate state-by-state. Local TV news was nearly devoid of local political news coverage during the 2004 elections. Efforts are afoot in Congress to take on government propaganda and Big Media, allthough the future of the First Amendment looks troublesome.

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"Beyond the Shadow" covering Sudan and Iraqi Elections
and a hell pf alot more.

11:47 minute story of Protesters greeting members of Republican National Congressional Committee as they where pulling into Phoenix Resort

Today the Republican National Congressional Committee met at the Phoenician Resort in Scottsdale to raise money for Republican candidates in 2006, etc. in part to push the militaristic agenda of the current administration in 2006.

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Stereotypes Incorporated is the new LP from the Montreal based Iraqi hip-hop group Euphrates. The album weaves together modern hip-hop innovation, the politics of grassroots movements for social justice and the spirt of the Iraqi diaspora as the country continues to live under U.S. military occupation.