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Dissident Island Radio - Episode 97 (English, about 2 hours, uploaded about 23 hours ago by dissidentisland, broadcast date:2012-02-03)

On this show we've got all sorts of stuff and things from here there and
everywhere. We'll be hearing from La Quadrature du Net about ACTA, censorship
and the enclosure of the internet commons.

We'll be hearing from a member of the drive cooperative, discussing London's
newest housing coop. A person from No Borders will be in tonight too, talking
to us about the No Borders Convergence from 13-18 of Feb in Goldsmiths.

And as a first for us, we have some Anarchist fiction from Iphgenia.

Dissident Island's own Squeaky Grinder finshes off the show with a finger licking dubstep set.

SOCIALISM: WHAT IT IS... (English, about 2 hours, uploaded 4 days ago by fansmiles, broadcast date:2012-01-25)

with Sam Farber at the Walker Stage in NYC

Socialism is a much-abused word. The right wing hurls it indiscriminately as an insult. But even people who call themselves socialists mean very different things: from Eugene Debs, to European center-left parties, to North Korea.

What is the real soul of socialism? Is it the top-down control of the state and economy by an elite acting in the name of the people? Or is it the bottom-up self-emancipation of the working class and the 99%?

If you're trying to figure out how to change the world, whether you think you might be a socialist, or you just want to learn some history behind debates, in Occupy Wall Street and other growing movements, about top-down versus bottom-up models of organizing...

Please join us for a discussion with Sam Farber on Socialism: What It Is (And What It Isn't.)

Sam Farber is a long-time socialist. Born and raised in Cuba, he is the author of numerous books and articles, including Cuba Since the Revolution of 1959: A Critical Assessment.

Sponsored by the International Socialist Organization.

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tahir (English, 30 minutes, uploaded 8 days ago by passapalavra, broadcast date:2012-01-27)
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militares (English, 3 minutes, uploaded 8 days ago by passapalavra, broadcast date:2012-01-27)

Entrevista com Aldo Sauda

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processo aberto (English, 3 minutes, uploaded 8 days ago by passapalavra, broadcast date:2012-01-27)

Entrevista com Aldo Sauda

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contextualização (Portuguese, 21 minutes, uploaded 8 days ago by passapalavra, broadcast date:2012-01-27)

Entrevista com Aldo Sauda

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religiao (Portuguese, 5 minutes, uploaded 8 days ago by passapalavra, broadcast date:2012-01-27)

Entrevista com Aldo Sauda

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Mulheres_egito (Portuguese, 6 minutes, uploaded 8 days ago by passapalavra, broadcast date:2012-01-27)

Entrevista do Passa Palavra com ALdo Sauda

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GegenStandpunkt Analyse - Der Protest der Occupy-Bewegung (German, 13 minutes, uploaded 8 days ago by GegenStandpunktAnalyse, broadcast date:2012-01-27)

Die Analyse des GegenStandpunkt-Verlags vom Januar 2012 

 Der Protest der Occupy-Bewegung:

Das Volk der 99% wird gegen die 1%-Übermacht der Profiteure des Finanzsystems demonstrativ moralisch ins Recht gesetzt. Wozu und was dann?

http://www.gegenstandpunkt.de/radio/gsradiotext.htm

PROTEST OBAMA-Harlem-NY (English, about 1 hour, uploaded 14 days ago by fansmiles, broadcast date:2012-01-19)

PROTEST PRESIDENT OBAMA! 
Denounce Obama when he comes to Harlem's Apollo Theater to raise money for his reelection!
When: Thursday, January 19th, 6:00PM
Where: across the street from the Apollo Theater, 253 West 125th Street between Frederick Douglass Boulevard and Adam Clayton Powell Blvd, Harlem, NYC.

Hold Obama accountable for his  lies;  illegal wars; free trade agreements that kill jobs, violate human rights, destroy family farms while expanding factory farms, damage the environment, endanger wildlife, and limit access to medications; privatization of public housing; 16 trillion dollars banks bailout;  complicity in the coup in Honduras; preventing access to emergency contraception for girls;  crackdown on undocumented immigrants; NDAA and other attacks on civil liberties; global military expansion; continuation of the racist drug war; use of torture, sabotaging climate talks; promoting offshore drilling; support for nuclear power and increased gas drilling;  scrapping stricter limits on smog; delisting wolves as a federal protected species;
waiver of Pelly amendment requirements for sanctions against Iceland for commercial whaling
 & and overturning the US ban on horse slaughter!
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