Radio Free Radical
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| (programming may vary, according to availability and duration of these shows) |
| Time of Useful Consciousness... presents the untold story; the impact of big corporations on society |
| Talking up the reality - as opposed to the mainstream media 'version' - of the 65-year Israeli occupation of Palestine! |
| More cutting-edge investigative news from KPFA |
| Consistently superb interviews and commentary from this revolutionary (literally!) journalist, who has covered most the major urban rebellions in the US since the mid 80's |
| OCCASSIONAL News, views and comment on people, parapolitics and the planet |
| 02.45 / 14.45 03.45 / 15.45 05.45 / 17.45 n 03.00 / 15.00 04.00 / 16.00 06.00/18.00 04.00 / 16.00 05.00/17.00 07.00/19.00 05.00/17.00 06.00/18.00 08.00 /20.00 05.30 / 17.30 06.30 / 18.30 08.30 / 20.30 |
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Your online antidote to corporate media crap!
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Talk Nation Radio
Counterspin
Radio Ecoshock
The Taylor Report / Takes on the World / Electronic Intifada Podcast
Between the Lines
Mumia abu Jamal's Radio Essays / You are the Resistance
The Michael Slate Show / Global Research Newshour
Flashpoints Guns & Butter
New World Notes / Vox Populi
Taylor Report / 9-11 Wake-Up Call /
Building Bridges
This Way Out
Against the Grain
Takes on the World News / Redeye /
This Week in Radical History
This Week In Palestine
Unwelcome Guests / Dialect Radio / Project Censored
Voices of the Middle East & North Africa / Economic Update
TUC Radio
Counterspin
Radio Ecoshock
The Taylor Report / Takes on the World / Electronic Intifada Podcast
Between the Lines
Mumia abu Jamal's Radio Essays / You are the Resistance
The Michael Slate Show / Global Research Newshour
Flashpoints Guns & Butter
New World Notes / Vox Populi
Taylor Report / 9-11 Wake-Up Call /
Building Bridges
This Way Out
Against the Grain
Takes on the World News / Redeye /
This Week in Radical History
This Week In Palestine
Unwelcome Guests / Dialect Radio / Project Censored
Voices of the Middle East & North Africa / Economic Update
TUC Radio
| First-rate interviews with those who present a real understanding of our society and the forces that determine it. |
| EVERY PROGRAMME AVAILABLE AS MP3 DOWNLOAD! |
| This Week's Schedule (w.e.21.09.18) |
| 08.15 / 20.15 09.15 / 21.15 11.15 / 23.15 fff 09.00 / 21.00 10.00 / 22.00 00.00 / 12.00 11.00 / 23.00 00.00 / 12.00 02.00 / 14.00 11.30 / 23.30 00.30 / 12.30 02.30 / 14.30 |
| "Guns & Butter" investigates the relationships among capitalism, militarism and politics. |
| Takes a cynical look at the garbage proffered by the corporate media...and meticulously 'sorts it out'! |
| An uncompromising and hard-hitting look at the issues affecting our environment and the forces that are wrecking it |
| Electronic Intifada's weekly roundup of news and events in Palestine. |
| Award-winning public affairs show, providing a platform for progressive organizations generally ignored or marginalized by the mainstream media. |
| Journalist, activist, 'voice of the voiceless' ...and former death row prisoner, 'Mumia abu-Jamal, provides another superb commentary on the state and those who confront it. |
| 06.30 /18.30 07.30/19.30 09.30 / 21.30 07.00 / 19.00 08.00 / 20.00 09.00/20.00 08.00 / 20.00 09.00 / 21.00 11.00 / 23.00 |
| Political and social commentary exploring the gap between what we want ... and what they're trying to make us settle for |
| Challenging the Official Conspiracy Theory with evidence ignored by the corporate media. |
| Focuses on labour, defined geographically and conceptually, addressing the basic rights of workers 'north' and 'south', associated environmental issues and the U.S. drive for global domination |
| Award-winning international gay and lesbian rights radio magazine, airing on over 175 stations around the world. |
| Adding to the ravages brought to Puerto Rico by hurricanes Irma and Maria was the failure of the island’s communications systems; with virtually all cell sites down, many people were unable to call for help or to check on others. A year later, the system is not fully restored. What’s more, the US government shows little interest in finding out what went wrong, or how to prevent it happening again. |
| Our institutions fail just as the first waves of a broken climate arrive. We get that story, and the Resistance, from our first guest Stuart Scott. Then we explore the latest science about a feedback from thawing Arctic Permafrost, with our second guest, European scientist Thomas Gasser. |
| Australian climate scientist Tim Flannery reviews some new, cutting-edge approaches to restraining or halting global warming. Flannery opposes risky "geoengineering" schemes. But the new, "Third Way" approaches, he says, are different. Based on natural processes, they actually remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. These new technologies--combined with a shift from fossil fuels to wind and solar power--give us some reason to hope that climate catastrophe may be averted. |
| Unwelcome Guests: On The Rise and Fall of US Corporatocracy (Fascism, The Corruption of Democracy & The Family) We examine the rise of fascism in the USA in the last century. Chris Hedges and Richard Wolff detail how US corporations conspired with the US deep state in an effort to destroy the family and liberal democratic government, even while championing "family values" and "democracy". We also hear about the 1934 US Business Plot, a failed fascist coup which FDR helped to cover up after reaching a compromise with the Wall St. plotters. |
| Brendan speaks with Corey Balsam and Geneviève Nevin, who are organizing the Independent Jewish Voices 10th Anniversary Conference. We discuss the role and direction of IJV, creating an alternative for Jewish youth, and efforts to enhance solidarity with the Palestinian people (through such means as encouraging political parties to support BDS) in Canada. |
| Our special half-hour slot that brings you something different and interesting every week. As the intro to Thunderbirds used to have it..."anything can happen in the next half-hour"! |
| Radio Free Radical offers you the very best of alternative, independent political / social justice championing / status quo-challenging audio media in a truly innovative form - live-streamed online in real time. 12 hours of programming rolls over 2 times in a 24-hour period, so that no matter where you live in the world, the scheduling should suit you, and bringing you as diverse a range of first rate alternative audio media as possible. |
| Global Research Newshour: This week's Global Research News Hour examines the underlying currents pushing the presidency in the direction of a hard right wing admirer of past dictatorial governments. We'll also place these developments within a larger geopolitical context. Guests include the noted veteran Brazilian journalist Pepe Escobar and Professor Michel Chossudovsky of the Centre for Research on Globalization. We will also get the perspective of a Brazilian political activist and student currently living in Winnipeg. |
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| NOW AIRED THU - WED |
| Established on the 9th of September 2001, two days before "9-11". Global Research rapidly became a major news source on the New World Order and phony Washington’s “war on terrorism”. |
| Unusual Sources |
| Two hours of intelligent, thought- provoking Talk Radio that really inspires us to think 'outside the box'. |
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| Michael Parenti, The Supremely Political Court Archival, updated 2018 to reflect Trump’s Supreme Court – In his extraordinary 26 minute history of the Supreme Court Dr. Michael Parenti warned us in 1995 that this partisan, aristocratic institution might one day empower an autocratic president. It seems that time has come and two Trump appointees, Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh, can push the scales of justice in favor of their politics. Unless there is a groundswell to question and change the legal rules of that institution. Why is so much power being given to 9 unelected, non term limited judges. |
| Against the Grain is a radio and web media project whose aim is to provide in-depth analysis and commentary on a variety of matters -- political, economic, social and cultural -- important to progressive and radical thinking and activism. |
HOUSE OF COMMONS DEBATES
| OUR ENTIRE STREAM is now available in in 3 downloadable files from radio4all.org. Therefore we are discontinuing the posting of MP3s on this site: Please click to access |
| OUR ENTIRE STREAM is now available in in 3 downloadable files from radio4all.org. Therefore we are discontinuing the posting of MP3s on this site: Please click to access |
| Peter Kuznick on the Anti-Base Struggle in Okinawa Peter Kuznick is Professor of History at American University, and author of Beyond the Laboratory: Scientists As Political Activists in 1930s America, co-author with Akira Kimura of Rethinking the Atomic Bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki: Japanese and American Perspectives |
| NEW! |
| Despite Being Installed on the U.S. Supreme Court, the Kavanaugh Fight is Far From Over; Immigrant Children Facing US Deportation Proceedings Get Help from Pro-Bono Lawyers; Fight For 15 Organizes Strikes, Protest Actions in Seven States Advocating Unionization and a Living Wage |
| 9-11 Wake-Up Calll: 9-11 REVIEW PART 2: In this show you'll hear a speech by Willie Rodriguez, a Janitor in the WTC towers on 9/11, describe his experience and the bombs going off in the basements of the WTC prior to the planes hitting the buildings. |
