http://odeo.com/channels/10291-Wakeup-Call-Podcast Infoanarchy no Wakeup Call is the morning show on WBAI 99.5 FM, New York's peace and justice radio station. Wakeup Call is the morning show on WBAI 99.5 FM, New York's peace and justice radio station. Wakeup Call is the morning show on WBAI 99.5 FM, New York's peace and justice radio station. en 40 Fri, 31 Mar 2006 19:59:06 -0800 Fri, 31 Mar 2006 19:59:06 -0800 http://odeo.com/episodes/980346-Wednesday-March-15-2006-6am-Hour tag:odeo.com,2006-03-31,980346 Fri, 31 Mar 2006 19:59:06 -0800 no Wakeup Call Podcast http://odeo.com/episodes/1014413-Friday-March-24-2006 tag:odeo.com,2006-03-25,1014413 Sat, 25 Mar 2006 21:30:19 -0800 no Wakeup Call Podcast http://odeo.com/episodes/24177531-Friday-March-24-2006 8AM HOUR Madres de la Plaza de Mayo GUEST: Sergio Kierman, Sunday Editor of the National Daily "Pagina Doce" Divestment from Sudan Picks Up Steam GUEST: Jason Miller, MD/PhD student at University of California San Francisco. He started on Sudan awareness activities in early 2005 and quickly decided to take a two-pronged approach- one was political advocacy/awareness. Free the P ??? Palestinian Hip-Hop!!! GUEST: Nizar Wattad, aka Rag-Top, producer, rapper, poet and activist with the group The Philistines, a Los Angeles-based, multi-ethnic hip-hop troupe. Crossing the Boulevard???Again GUEST: Judith Sloan, audio artist and community activistGUEST: Warren Lehrer, the co-producers and writers of Crossing the Boulevard. Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR US Bases in Iraq: For How Long? GUEST: Dr. Paul Rogers, Global Security Consultant for the UK-based think tank Oxford Research Group, & has written a series of International Security Monthly Briefings for ORG.GUEST: Joseph Gerson, E... 8AM HOUR Madres de la Plaza de Mayo GUEST: Sergio Kierman, Sunday Editor of the National Daily "Pagina Doce" Divestment from Sudan Picks Up Steam GUEST: Jason Miller, MD/PhD student at University of California San Francisco. He started on Sudan awareness activities in early 2005 and quickly decided to take a two-pronged approach- one was political advocacy/awareness. Free the P ??? Palestinian Hip-Hop!!! GUEST: Nizar Wattad, aka Rag-Top, producer, rapper, poet and activist with the group The Philistines, a Los Angeles-based, multi-ethnic hip-hop troupe. Crossing the Boulevard???Again GUEST: Judith Sloan, audio artist and community activistGUEST: Warren Lehrer, the co-producers and writers of Crossing the Boulevard. Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR US Bases in Iraq: For How Long? GUEST: Dr. Paul Rogers, Global Security Consultant for the UK-based think tank Oxford Research Group, & has written a series of International Security Monthly Briefings for ORG.GUEST: Joseph Gerson, Editor of the book The Sun Never Sets, a book about U.S. military bases worldwide & director of the Peace and Economic Security Program at the American Friends Service Committee.GUEST: Dahr Jamail, has spent extensive time in war-torn Iraq, is author of the recent article "Iraq: Permanent U.S. Colony". Puerto Rico Labor Strife GUEST: Jose Schifino, labor organizer Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 6AM HOUR Media Minutes Segment from Freepress.net The weekly update on the world of media policy and activism reminding us that the business of media is not only for business! Latino Film Festival at Cinema Arts Center GUEST: Vic Skolnick, director, Cinema Arts Center, Huntington, NY Fair Housing Lawsuit! GUEST: Shanna Smith, President and CEO of the National Fair Housing Alliance Despierta Boricua Reporter: Ben RamosGUEST: Ramon Jimenez Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 8AM HOUR Madres de la Plaza de Mayo GUEST: Sergio Kierman, Sunday Editor of the National Daily "Pagina Doce" Divestment from Sudan Picks Up Steam GUEST: Jason Miller, MD/PhD student at University of California San Francisco. He started on Sudan awareness activities in early 2005 and quickly decided to take a two-pronged approach- one was political advocacy/awareness. Free the P ??? Palestinian Hip-Hop!!! GUEST: Nizar Wattad, aka Rag-Top, producer, rapper, poet and activist with the group The Philistines, a Los Angeles-based, multi-ethnic hip-hop troupe. Crossing the Boulevard???Again GUEST: Judith Sloan, audio artist and community activistGUEST: Warren Lehrer, the co-producers and writers of Crossing the Boulevard. Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR US Bases in Iraq: For How Long? GUEST: Dr. Paul Rogers, Global Security Consultant for the UK-based think tank Oxford Research Group, & has written a series of International Security Monthly Briefings for ORG.GUEST: Joseph Gerson, Editor of the book The Sun Never Sets, a book about U.S. military bases worldwide & director of the Peace and Economic Security Program at the American Friends Service Committee.GUEST: Dahr Jamail, has spent extensive time in war-torn Iraq, is author of the recent article "Iraq: Permanent U.S. Colony". Puerto Rico Labor Strife GUEST: Jose Schifino, labor organizer Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 6AM HOUR Media Minutes Segment from Freepress.net The weekly update on the world of media policy and activism reminding us that the business of media is not only for business! Latino Film Festival at Cinema Arts Center GUEST: Vic Skolnick, director, Cinema Arts Center, Huntington, NY Fair Housing Lawsuit! GUEST: Shanna Smith, President and CEO of the National Fair Housing Alliance Despierta Boricua Reporter: Ben RamosGUEST: Ramon Jimenez Download as MP3 || Listen Now! tag:odeo.com,2006-03-25,24177531 Sat, 25 Mar 2006 13:30:19 -0800 no Wakeup Call Podcast http://odeo.com/episodes/23295114-Friday-March-24-2006 8AM HOUR Madres de la Plaza de Mayo GUEST: Sergio Kierman, Sunday Editor of the National Daily "Pagina Doce" Divestment from Sudan Picks Up Steam GUEST: Jason Miller, MD/PhD student at University of California San Francisco. He started on Sudan awareness activities in early 2005 and quickly decided to take a two-pronged approach- one was political advocacy/awareness. Free the P – Palestinian Hip-Hop!!! GUEST: Nizar Wattad, aka Rag-Top, producer, rapper, poet and activist with the group The Philistines, a Los Angeles-based, multi-ethnic hip-hop troupe. Crossing the Boulevard…Again GUEST: Judith Sloan, audio artist and community activistGUEST: Warren Lehrer, the co-producers and writers of Crossing the Boulevard. Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR US Bases in Iraq: For How Long? GUEST: Dr. Paul Rogers, Global Security Consultant for the UK-based think tank Oxford Research Group, & has written a series of International Security Monthly Briefings for ORG.GUEST: Joseph Gerson, Edito... 8AM HOUR Madres de la Plaza de Mayo GUEST: Sergio Kierman, Sunday Editor of the National Daily "Pagina Doce" Divestment from Sudan Picks Up Steam GUEST: Jason Miller, MD/PhD student at University of California San Francisco. He started on Sudan awareness activities in early 2005 and quickly decided to take a two-pronged approach- one was political advocacy/awareness. Free the P – Palestinian Hip-Hop!!! GUEST: Nizar Wattad, aka Rag-Top, producer, rapper, poet and activist with the group The Philistines, a Los Angeles-based, multi-ethnic hip-hop troupe. Crossing the Boulevard…Again GUEST: Judith Sloan, audio artist and community activistGUEST: Warren Lehrer, the co-producers and writers of Crossing the Boulevard. Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR US Bases in Iraq: For How Long? GUEST: Dr. Paul Rogers, Global Security Consultant for the UK-based think tank Oxford Research Group, & has written a series of International Security Monthly Briefings for ORG.GUEST: Joseph Gerson, Editor of the book The Sun Never Sets, a book about U.S. military bases worldwide & director of the Peace and Economic Security Program at the American Friends Service Committee.GUEST: Dahr Jamail, has spent extensive time in war-torn Iraq, is author of the recent article "Iraq: Permanent U.S. Colony". Puerto Rico Labor Strife GUEST: Jose Schifino, labor organizer Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 6AM HOUR Media Minutes Segment from Freepress.net The weekly update on the world of media policy and activism reminding us that the business of media is not only for business! Latino Film Festival at Cinema Arts Center GUEST: Vic Skolnick, director, Cinema Arts Center, Huntington, NY Fair Housing Lawsuit! GUEST: Shanna Smith, President and CEO of the National Fair Housing Alliance Despierta Boricua Reporter: Ben RamosGUEST: Ramon Jimenez Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 8AM HOUR Madres de la Plaza de Mayo GUEST: Sergio Kierman, Sunday Editor of the National Daily "Pagina Doce" Divestment from Sudan Picks Up Steam GUEST: Jason Miller, MD/PhD student at University of California San Francisco. He started on Sudan awareness activities in early 2005 and quickly decided to take a two-pronged approach- one was political advocacy/awareness. Free the P – Palestinian Hip-Hop!!! GUEST: Nizar Wattad, aka Rag-Top, producer, rapper, poet and activist with the group The Philistines, a Los Angeles-based, multi-ethnic hip-hop troupe. Crossing the Boulevard…Again GUEST: Judith Sloan, audio artist and community activistGUEST: Warren Lehrer, the co-producers and writers of Crossing the Boulevard. Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR US Bases in Iraq: For How Long? GUEST: Dr. Paul Rogers, Global Security Consultant for the UK-based think tank Oxford Research Group, & has written a series of International Security Monthly Briefings for ORG.GUEST: Joseph Gerson, Editor of the book The Sun Never Sets, a book about U.S. military bases worldwide & director of the Peace and Economic Security Program at the American Friends Service Committee.GUEST: Dahr Jamail, has spent extensive time in war-torn Iraq, is author of the recent article "Iraq: Permanent U.S. Colony". Puerto Rico Labor Strife GUEST: Jose Schifino, labor organizer Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 6AM HOUR Media Minutes Segment from Freepress.net The weekly update on the world of media policy and activism reminding us that the business of media is not only for business! Latino Film Festival at Cinema Arts Center GUEST: Vic Skolnick, director, Cinema Arts Center, Huntington, NY Fair Housing Lawsuit! GUEST: Shanna Smith, President and CEO of the National Fair Housing Alliance Despierta Boricua Reporter: Ben RamosGUEST: Ramon Jimenez Download as MP3 || Listen Now! tag:odeo.com,2006-03-25,23295114 Sat, 25 Mar 2006 13:30:19 -0800 no Wakeup Call Podcast http://odeo.com/episodes/1014412-Thursday-March-23-2006 tag:odeo.com,2006-03-23,1014412 Thu, 23 Mar 2006 15:23:49 -0800 no Wakeup Call Podcast http://odeo.com/episodes/24177532-Thursday-March-23-2006 8AM HOUR Remembering Samori Marksman GUEST: Rita Marksman, wife of the late WBAI Program Director: Samori Marksman ***event information listed below Leftside of Sports GUEST: Dave Zirin, author of What???s My Name Fool: Sports and Resistance in the United States, and a weekly column at edgeofsports.com Remembering Archbishop Romero of El Salvador CLIP: Archbishop Oscar Romero speech***event information listed below Development of Indian Immersion Schools GUEST: Russell Means, Oglala Lakota activist & AIM Leader ***event information listed below Harlem Chorus Girls GUEST: Heather McDonald, Filmmaker: Been Rich All My Life GUEST: Cleo Hayes, Silver Bell***event information listed below Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR NY State Statue of Limitations Rape GUEST: State Senator Jeff Klein, represents Westchester and the Bronx Pressuring Hillary to Vote for Immigrant Rights GUEST: Monami Maulik, Director of DRUM, met with Senator Clinton yesterday Basque ETA Cease Fire GUEST: Profes... 8AM HOUR Remembering Samori Marksman GUEST: Rita Marksman, wife of the late WBAI Program Director: Samori Marksman ***event information listed below Leftside of Sports GUEST: Dave Zirin, author of What???s My Name Fool: Sports and Resistance in the United States, and a weekly column at edgeofsports.com Remembering Archbishop Romero of El Salvador CLIP: Archbishop Oscar Romero speech***event information listed below Development of Indian Immersion Schools GUEST: Russell Means, Oglala Lakota activist & AIM Leader ***event information listed below Harlem Chorus Girls GUEST: Heather McDonald, Filmmaker: Been Rich All My Life GUEST: Cleo Hayes, Silver Bell***event information listed below Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR NY State Statue of Limitations Rape GUEST: State Senator Jeff Klein, represents Westchester and the Bronx Pressuring Hillary to Vote for Immigrant Rights GUEST: Monami Maulik, Director of DRUM, met with Senator Clinton yesterday Basque ETA Cease Fire GUEST: Professor Dr. Joseba Zulaika, Director of the Center for Basque Studies at the University of Nevada Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 6AM HOUR There are No Children Here Reader: Jessica Silver-GreenbergAuthor: Alex Kotlowitz Tape of a Samori Marksman Interview CLIP: Samori Marksman speech Nuke Plant in NJ Needs to Shut Down? Reporter: Ruth Nuedstadter, NJ CorrespondentGUEST: Suzanne Leta, of NJ Public Interest Research Group D-12 Poetry Conference GUEST: Brother Shaka ***event information listed below Download as MP3 || Listen Now! ***EVENTS*** Poetry Conference High School for Law Enforcement and Public Safety Friday, March 24 @ 5pm 116-25 Guy Brewer Boulevard Jamaica, NY 11434Telephone: (718) 977-4800 Celebration and Tribute to Honor Activist, Revolutionary, Journalist & Professor Samaori T. Marksman Saturday, March 25thFort Greene Senior Citizens Center966 Fulton Street in BrooklynFor information, please call (718) 421-1453 Mass Service in Commemoration of Monsenor Oscar Romero Saturday, March 25 @ 7PmMethodist Church40 Washington St. Hempstead LIFor more information, call 516.807.3212 Been Rich All My Life A tribute to Harlem's Legendary Chorus Dancers Sunday, March 26 @ 4PMApollo Theater253 West 125th Street, Harlem, NYFor more information, call 212.252.2778 or click here Afghan Parliamentarian Malalai Joya Speaking Friday, March 24th from 6-7 pmAsia Society725 Park Avenue, NYC (at 70th Street),Seating is limited, RSVP at hkim@asiasoc.org Fundraiser for T.R.E.A.T.Y. Total Immersion School With Russell Means View one of his latest films "Black Cloud" & Learn About the TREATY Total Immersion School on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation Thursday, March 23 @ 7PMBrooklyn Brewery79 North 11th Street, BrooklynPlease contact Kraig at 718-233-6640 or click here to reserve your seat Voices of a People's History of the United States Howard Zinn and Anthony Arnove introduce and narratean evening of dramatic readings fromVoices of a People's History of the United StatesReaders include WUC's Host DEEPA FERNANDESFriday, March 24 @ 6:30PMCooper Union's Great Hall7 East 7th Street, New YorkFor more information, click here Can't Stop Won't Stop Join the Haymarket Forumfor a discussion with writer Jeff Changabout his groundbreaking book, Can't Stop Won't Stop: A History of the Hip Hop Generation With Deepa Fernandes, DJ Rekha, and Greg Tate,followed by music mixed by DJ Rekha Saturday, March 25 @7 PMGalapagos Art Space70 North Sixth, Williamsburg, Brooklyn, NYFor more information, click here 8AM HOUR Remembering Samori Marksman GUEST: Rita Marksman, wife of the late WBAI Program Director: Samori Marksman ***event information listed below Leftside of Sports GUEST: Dave Zirin, author of What???s My Name Fool: Sports and Resistance in the United States, and a weekly column at edgeofsports.com Remembering Archbishop Romero of El Salvador CLIP: Archbishop Oscar Romero speech***event information listed below Development of Indian Immersion Schools GUEST: Russell Means, Oglala Lakota activist & AIM Leader ***event information listed below Harlem Chorus Girls GUEST: Heather McDonald, Filmmaker: Been Rich All My Life GUEST: Cleo Hayes, Silver Bell***event information listed below Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR NY State Statue of Limitations Rape GUEST: State Senator Jeff Klein, represents Westchester and the Bronx Pressuring Hillary to Vote for Immigrant Rights GUEST: Monami Maulik, Director of DRUM, met with Senator Clinton yesterday Basque ETA Cease Fire GUEST: Professor Dr. Joseba Zulaika, Director of the Center for Basque Studies at the University of Nevada Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 6AM HOUR There are No Children Here Reader: Jessica Silver-GreenbergAuthor: Alex Kotlowitz Tape of a Samori Marksman Interview CLIP: Samori Marksman speech Nuke Plant in NJ Needs to Shut Down? Reporter: Ruth Nuedstadter, NJ CorrespondentGUEST: Suzanne Leta, of NJ Public Interest Research Group D-12 Poetry Conference GUEST: Brother Shaka ***event information listed below Download as MP3 || Listen Now! ***EVENTS*** Poetry Conference High School for Law Enforcement and Public Safety Friday, March 24 @ 5pm 116-25 Guy Brewer Boulevard Jamaica, NY 11434Telephone: (718) 977-4800 Celebration and Tribute to Honor Activist, Revolutionary, Journalist & Professor Samaori T. Marksman Saturday, March 25thFort Greene Senior Citizens Center966 Fulton Street in BrooklynFor information, please call (718) 421-1453 Mass Service in Commemoration of Monsenor Oscar Romero Saturday, March 25 @ 7PmMethodist Church40 Washington St. Hempstead LIFor more information, call 516.807.3212 Been Rich All My Life A tribute to Harlem's Legendary Chorus Dancers Sunday, March 26 @ 4PMApollo Theater253 West 125th Street, Harlem, NYFor more information, call 212.252.2778 or click here Afghan Parliamentarian Malalai Joya Speaking Friday, March 24th from 6-7 pmAsia Society725 Park Avenue, NYC (at 70th Street),Seating is limited, RSVP at hkim@asiasoc.org Fundraiser for T.R.E.A.T.Y. Total Immersion School With Russell Means View one of his latest films "Black Cloud" & Learn About the TREATY Total Immersion School on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation Thursday, March 23 @ 7PMBrooklyn Brewery79 North 11th Street, BrooklynPlease contact Kraig at 718-233-6640 or click here to reserve your seat Voices of a People's History of the United States Howard Zinn and Anthony Arnove introduce and narratean evening of dramatic readings fromVoices of a People's History of the United StatesReaders include WUC's Host DEEPA FERNANDESFriday, March 24 @ 6:30PMCooper Union's Great Hall7 East 7th Street, New YorkFor more information, click here Can't Stop Won't Stop Join the Haymarket Forumfor a discussion with writer Jeff Changabout his groundbreaking book, Can't Stop Won't Stop: A History of the Hip Hop Generation With Deepa Fernandes, DJ Rekha, and Greg Tate,followed by music mixed by DJ Rekha Saturday, March 25 @7 PMGalapagos Art Space70 North Sixth, Williamsburg, Brooklyn, NYFor more information, click here tag:odeo.com,2006-03-23,24177532 Thu, 23 Mar 2006 07:23:49 -0800 no Wakeup Call Podcast http://odeo.com/episodes/23295116-Thursday-March-23-2006 8AM HOUR Remembering Samori Marksman GUEST: Rita Marksman, wife of the late WBAI Program Director: Samori Marksman ***event information listed below Leftside of Sports GUEST: Dave Zirin, author of What’s My Name Fool: Sports and Resistance in the United States, and a weekly column at edgeofsports.com Remembering Archbishop Romero of El Salvador CLIP: Archbishop Oscar Romero speech***event information listed below Development of Indian Immersion Schools GUEST: Russell Means, Oglala Lakota activist & AIM Leader ***event information listed below Harlem Chorus Girls GUEST: Heather McDonald, Filmmaker: Been Rich All My Life GUEST: Cleo Hayes, Silver Bell***event information listed below Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR NY State Statue of Limitations Rape GUEST: State Senator Jeff Klein, represents Westchester and the Bronx Pressuring Hillary to Vote for Immigrant Rights GUEST: Monami Maulik, Director of DRUM, met with Senator Clinton yesterday Basque ETA Cease Fire GUEST: Professo... 8AM HOUR Remembering Samori Marksman GUEST: Rita Marksman, wife of the late WBAI Program Director: Samori Marksman ***event information listed below Leftside of Sports GUEST: Dave Zirin, author of What’s My Name Fool: Sports and Resistance in the United States, and a weekly column at edgeofsports.com Remembering Archbishop Romero of El Salvador CLIP: Archbishop Oscar Romero speech***event information listed below Development of Indian Immersion Schools GUEST: Russell Means, Oglala Lakota activist & AIM Leader ***event information listed below Harlem Chorus Girls GUEST: Heather McDonald, Filmmaker: Been Rich All My Life GUEST: Cleo Hayes, Silver Bell***event information listed below Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR NY State Statue of Limitations Rape GUEST: State Senator Jeff Klein, represents Westchester and the Bronx Pressuring Hillary to Vote for Immigrant Rights GUEST: Monami Maulik, Director of DRUM, met with Senator Clinton yesterday Basque ETA Cease Fire GUEST: Professor Dr. Joseba Zulaika, Director of the Center for Basque Studies at the University of Nevada Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 6AM HOUR There are No Children Here Reader: Jessica Silver-GreenbergAuthor: Alex Kotlowitz Tape of a Samori Marksman Interview CLIP: Samori Marksman speech Nuke Plant in NJ Needs to Shut Down? Reporter: Ruth Nuedstadter, NJ CorrespondentGUEST: Suzanne Leta, of NJ Public Interest Research Group D-12 Poetry Conference GUEST: Brother Shaka ***event information listed below Download as MP3 || Listen Now! ***EVENTS*** Poetry Conference High School for Law Enforcement and Public Safety Friday, March 24 @ 5pm 116-25 Guy Brewer Boulevard Jamaica, NY 11434Telephone: (718) 977-4800 Celebration and Tribute to Honor Activist, Revolutionary, Journalist & Professor Samaori T. Marksman Saturday, March 25thFort Greene Senior Citizens Center966 Fulton Street in BrooklynFor information, please call (718) 421-1453 Mass Service in Commemoration of Monsenor Oscar Romero Saturday, March 25 @ 7PmMethodist Church40 Washington St. Hempstead LIFor more information, call 516.807.3212 Been Rich All My Life A tribute to Harlem's Legendary Chorus Dancers Sunday, March 26 @ 4PMApollo Theater253 West 125th Street, Harlem, NYFor more information, call 212.252.2778 or click here Afghan Parliamentarian Malalai Joya Speaking Friday, March 24th from 6-7 pmAsia Society725 Park Avenue, NYC (at 70th Street),Seating is limited, RSVP at hkim@asiasoc.org Fundraiser for T.R.E.A.T.Y. Total Immersion School With Russell Means View one of his latest films "Black Cloud" & Learn About the TREATY Total Immersion School on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation Thursday, March 23 @ 7PMBrooklyn Brewery79 North 11th Street, BrooklynPlease contact Kraig at 718-233-6640 or click here to reserve your seat Voices of a People's History of the United States Howard Zinn and Anthony Arnove introduce and narratean evening of dramatic readings fromVoices of a People's History of the United StatesReaders include WUC's Host DEEPA FERNANDESFriday, March 24 @ 6:30PMCooper Union's Great Hall7 East 7th Street, New YorkFor more information, click here Can't Stop Won't Stop Join the Haymarket Forumfor a discussion with writer Jeff Changabout his groundbreaking book, Can't Stop Won't Stop: A History of the Hip Hop Generation With Deepa Fernandes, DJ Rekha, and Greg Tate,followed by music mixed by DJ Rekha Saturday, March 25 @7 PMGalapagos Art Space70 North Sixth, Williamsburg, Brooklyn, NYFor more information, click here 8AM HOUR Remembering Samori Marksman GUEST: Rita Marksman, wife of the late WBAI Program Director: Samori Marksman ***event information listed below Leftside of Sports GUEST: Dave Zirin, author of What’s My Name Fool: Sports and Resistance in the United States, and a weekly column at edgeofsports.com Remembering Archbishop Romero of El Salvador CLIP: Archbishop Oscar Romero speech***event information listed below Development of Indian Immersion Schools GUEST: Russell Means, Oglala Lakota activist & AIM Leader ***event information listed below Harlem Chorus Girls GUEST: Heather McDonald, Filmmaker: Been Rich All My Life GUEST: Cleo Hayes, Silver Bell***event information listed below Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR NY State Statue of Limitations Rape GUEST: State Senator Jeff Klein, represents Westchester and the Bronx Pressuring Hillary to Vote for Immigrant Rights GUEST: Monami Maulik, Director of DRUM, met with Senator Clinton yesterday Basque ETA Cease Fire GUEST: Professor Dr. Joseba Zulaika, Director of the Center for Basque Studies at the University of Nevada Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 6AM HOUR There are No Children Here Reader: Jessica Silver-GreenbergAuthor: Alex Kotlowitz Tape of a Samori Marksman Interview CLIP: Samori Marksman speech Nuke Plant in NJ Needs to Shut Down? Reporter: Ruth Nuedstadter, NJ CorrespondentGUEST: Suzanne Leta, of NJ Public Interest Research Group D-12 Poetry Conference GUEST: Brother Shaka ***event information listed below Download as MP3 || Listen Now! ***EVENTS*** Poetry Conference High School for Law Enforcement and Public Safety Friday, March 24 @ 5pm 116-25 Guy Brewer Boulevard Jamaica, NY 11434Telephone: (718) 977-4800 Celebration and Tribute to Honor Activist, Revolutionary, Journalist & Professor Samaori T. Marksman Saturday, March 25thFort Greene Senior Citizens Center966 Fulton Street in BrooklynFor information, please call (718) 421-1453 Mass Service in Commemoration of Monsenor Oscar Romero Saturday, March 25 @ 7PmMethodist Church40 Washington St. Hempstead LIFor more information, call 516.807.3212 Been Rich All My Life A tribute to Harlem's Legendary Chorus Dancers Sunday, March 26 @ 4PMApollo Theater253 West 125th Street, Harlem, NYFor more information, call 212.252.2778 or click here Afghan Parliamentarian Malalai Joya Speaking Friday, March 24th from 6-7 pmAsia Society725 Park Avenue, NYC (at 70th Street),Seating is limited, RSVP at hkim@asiasoc.org Fundraiser for T.R.E.A.T.Y. Total Immersion School With Russell Means View one of his latest films "Black Cloud" & Learn About the TREATY Total Immersion School on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation Thursday, March 23 @ 7PMBrooklyn Brewery79 North 11th Street, BrooklynPlease contact Kraig at 718-233-6640 or click here to reserve your seat Voices of a People's History of the United States Howard Zinn and Anthony Arnove introduce and narratean evening of dramatic readings fromVoices of a People's History of the United StatesReaders include WUC's Host DEEPA FERNANDESFriday, March 24 @ 6:30PMCooper Union's Great Hall7 East 7th Street, New YorkFor more information, click here Can't Stop Won't Stop Join the Haymarket Forumfor a discussion with writer Jeff Changabout his groundbreaking book, Can't Stop Won't Stop: A History of the Hip Hop Generation With Deepa Fernandes, DJ Rekha, and Greg Tate,followed by music mixed by DJ Rekha Saturday, March 25 @7 PMGalapagos Art Space70 North Sixth, Williamsburg, Brooklyn, NYFor more information, click here tag:odeo.com,2006-03-23,23295116 Thu, 23 Mar 2006 07:23:49 -0800 no Wakeup Call Podcast http://odeo.com/episodes/1014410-Wednesday-March-22-2006 tag:odeo.com,2006-03-22,1014410 Wed, 22 Mar 2006 13:11:00 -0800 no Wakeup Call Podcast http://odeo.com/episodes/24177533-Wednesday-March-22-2006 8AM HOUR President's Full Scale Media Campaign GUEST: Leigh Ann Caldwell Vanguard High Opt Out GUEST: Irene Martes, 10th grade student at Vanguard HighGUEST: Tanisha Velez, 10th grade student at Vanguard HighGUEST: Kari Kokka, math teacher at Vanguard HighGUEST: Anne Purdy, assistant principal at Vanguard High New Orleans Update Part 1: Occupation of St Augustine GUEST: Kobie Maitland, solidarity orginazer with Common Ground Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR Transit Negotiations Update GUEST: Roger Toussaint, President Local 100, Transport Workers Union IndyKids Get Censored? GUEST: Amanda Vender, with the IndyKids Newspaper Global Youth Hold Alternative World Water Summit GUEST: Helen Samuels, Co-coordinator of the Mirror of Water Conference Update on Case of Mumia Abu Jamal Co-host: Mimi Rosenberg, WUC'S legal correspondentGUEST: Robert Bryan, the lead counsel for Mumia Abu Jamal Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 6AM HOUR WUC's Morning Poem - First Writing Since Reader: Suheir ... 8AM HOUR President's Full Scale Media Campaign GUEST: Leigh Ann Caldwell Vanguard High Opt Out GUEST: Irene Martes, 10th grade student at Vanguard HighGUEST: Tanisha Velez, 10th grade student at Vanguard HighGUEST: Kari Kokka, math teacher at Vanguard HighGUEST: Anne Purdy, assistant principal at Vanguard High New Orleans Update Part 1: Occupation of St Augustine GUEST: Kobie Maitland, solidarity orginazer with Common Ground Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR Transit Negotiations Update GUEST: Roger Toussaint, President Local 100, Transport Workers Union IndyKids Get Censored? GUEST: Amanda Vender, with the IndyKids Newspaper Global Youth Hold Alternative World Water Summit GUEST: Helen Samuels, Co-coordinator of the Mirror of Water Conference Update on Case of Mumia Abu Jamal Co-host: Mimi Rosenberg, WUC'S legal correspondentGUEST: Robert Bryan, the lead counsel for Mumia Abu Jamal Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 6AM HOUR WUC's Morning Poem - First Writing Since Reader: Suheir Hammad, poet Puerto Rico Cannot Vote GUEST: Panama Alba, Puerto Rican Community Activist Regional Roundup: Long Island Reporter: Jim Krivo, WUC's Long Island CorrespondentGUEST: Mary Acosta, with the League of Women Voters voting services committee and the Long Island Progressive Coalition Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 8AM HOUR President's Full Scale Media Campaign GUEST: Leigh Ann Caldwell Vanguard High Opt Out GUEST: Irene Martes, 10th grade student at Vanguard HighGUEST: Tanisha Velez, 10th grade student at Vanguard HighGUEST: Kari Kokka, math teacher at Vanguard HighGUEST: Anne Purdy, assistant principal at Vanguard High New Orleans Update Part 1: Occupation of St Augustine GUEST: Kobie Maitland, solidarity orginazer with Common Ground Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR Transit Negotiations Update GUEST: Roger Toussaint, President Local 100, Transport Workers Union IndyKids Get Censored? GUEST: Amanda Vender, with the IndyKids Newspaper Global Youth Hold Alternative World Water Summit GUEST: Helen Samuels, Co-coordinator of the Mirror of Water Conference Update on Case of Mumia Abu Jamal Co-host: Mimi Rosenberg, WUC'S legal correspondentGUEST: Robert Bryan, the lead counsel for Mumia Abu Jamal Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 6AM HOUR WUC's Morning Poem - First Writing Since Reader: Suheir Hammad, poet Puerto Rico Cannot Vote GUEST: Panama Alba, Puerto Rican Community Activist Regional Roundup: Long Island Reporter: Jim Krivo, WUC's Long Island CorrespondentGUEST: Mary Acosta, with the League of Women Voters voting services committee and the Long Island Progressive Coalition Download as MP3 || Listen Now! tag:odeo.com,2006-03-22,24177533 Wed, 22 Mar 2006 06:14:50 -0800 no Wakeup Call Podcast http://odeo.com/episodes/23295159-Wednesday-March-22-2006 8AM HOUR President's Full Scale Media Campaign GUEST: Leigh Ann Caldwell Vanguard High Opt Out GUEST: Irene Martes, 10th grade student at Vanguard HighGUEST: Tanisha Velez, 10th grade student at Vanguard HighGUEST: Kari Kokka, math teacher at Vanguard HighGUEST: Anne Purdy, assistant principal at Vanguard High New Orleans Update Part 1: Occupation of St Augustine GUEST: Kobie Maitland, solidarity orginazer with Common Ground Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR Transit Negotiations Update GUEST: Roger Toussaint, President Local 100, Transport Workers Union IndyKids Get Censored? GUEST: Amanda Vender, with the IndyKids Newspaper Global Youth Hold Alternative World Water Summit GUEST: Helen Samuels, Co-coordinator of the Mirror of Water Conference Update on Case of Mumia Abu Jamal Co-host: Mimi Rosenberg, WUC'S legal correspondentGUEST: Robert Bryan, the lead counsel for Mumia Abu Jamal Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 6AM HOUR WUC's Morning Poem - First Writing Since Reader: Suheir ... 8AM HOUR President's Full Scale Media Campaign GUEST: Leigh Ann Caldwell Vanguard High Opt Out GUEST: Irene Martes, 10th grade student at Vanguard HighGUEST: Tanisha Velez, 10th grade student at Vanguard HighGUEST: Kari Kokka, math teacher at Vanguard HighGUEST: Anne Purdy, assistant principal at Vanguard High New Orleans Update Part 1: Occupation of St Augustine GUEST: Kobie Maitland, solidarity orginazer with Common Ground Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR Transit Negotiations Update GUEST: Roger Toussaint, President Local 100, Transport Workers Union IndyKids Get Censored? GUEST: Amanda Vender, with the IndyKids Newspaper Global Youth Hold Alternative World Water Summit GUEST: Helen Samuels, Co-coordinator of the Mirror of Water Conference Update on Case of Mumia Abu Jamal Co-host: Mimi Rosenberg, WUC'S legal correspondentGUEST: Robert Bryan, the lead counsel for Mumia Abu Jamal Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 6AM HOUR WUC's Morning Poem - First Writing Since Reader: Suheir Hammad, poet Puerto Rico Cannot Vote GUEST: Panama Alba, Puerto Rican Community Activist Regional Roundup: Long Island Reporter: Jim Krivo, WUC's Long Island CorrespondentGUEST: Mary Acosta, with the League of Women Voters voting services committee and the Long Island Progressive Coalition Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 8AM HOUR President's Full Scale Media Campaign GUEST: Leigh Ann Caldwell Vanguard High Opt Out GUEST: Irene Martes, 10th grade student at Vanguard HighGUEST: Tanisha Velez, 10th grade student at Vanguard HighGUEST: Kari Kokka, math teacher at Vanguard HighGUEST: Anne Purdy, assistant principal at Vanguard High New Orleans Update Part 1: Occupation of St Augustine GUEST: Kobie Maitland, solidarity orginazer with Common Ground Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR Transit Negotiations Update GUEST: Roger Toussaint, President Local 100, Transport Workers Union IndyKids Get Censored? GUEST: Amanda Vender, with the IndyKids Newspaper Global Youth Hold Alternative World Water Summit GUEST: Helen Samuels, Co-coordinator of the Mirror of Water Conference Update on Case of Mumia Abu Jamal Co-host: Mimi Rosenberg, WUC'S legal correspondentGUEST: Robert Bryan, the lead counsel for Mumia Abu Jamal Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 6AM HOUR WUC's Morning Poem - First Writing Since Reader: Suheir Hammad, poet Puerto Rico Cannot Vote GUEST: Panama Alba, Puerto Rican Community Activist Regional Roundup: Long Island Reporter: Jim Krivo, WUC's Long Island CorrespondentGUEST: Mary Acosta, with the League of Women Voters voting services committee and the Long Island Progressive Coalition Download as MP3 || Listen Now! tag:odeo.com,2006-03-22,23295159 Wed, 22 Mar 2006 06:14:50 -0800 no Wakeup Call Podcast http://odeo.com/episodes/1014409-Tuesday-March-21-2006 tag:odeo.com,2006-03-21,1014409 Tue, 21 Mar 2006 14:16:02 -0800 no Wakeup Call Podcast http://odeo.com/episodes/24177534-Tuesday-March-21-2006 8AM HOUR World Baseball Classic GUEST: Gerson Barrero, columnist El Diario Newspaper Secretary Rice & CARICOM GUEST: Subhash Kateel, Families For Freedom Bulrusher: A Theatrical Journey into Race, Sexuality and Love GUEST: Eisa Davis, Actor, Artist & Singer; producer of Bulrusher ***EVENT*** Bulrusher Now Playing UrbanStages Theater259 W. 30th Street (Bet 7th & 8th Ave)Mar 8-April 9Tue-Sat @ 8pm, Sat & Sun @ 2pmFor more information, click here Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR Council Takes on the Rent Laws and Fights for Home Rule GUEST: Jenny Laurie, Executive Director of the Metropolitan Council on Housing Plight of Black Men GUEST: Dr. Ronald Walters, Director of the African American Leadership Institute and Professor of Political Science at the University of Maryland, College Park & author of White Nationalism, Black Interests: Conservative Public Policy and the Black Community The Logic of Withdrawal from Iraq GUEST: Anthony Arnove, Author of Iraq: The Logic of Withd... 8AM HOUR World Baseball Classic GUEST: Gerson Barrero, columnist El Diario Newspaper Secretary Rice & CARICOM GUEST: Subhash Kateel, Families For Freedom Bulrusher: A Theatrical Journey into Race, Sexuality and Love GUEST: Eisa Davis, Actor, Artist & Singer; producer of Bulrusher ***EVENT*** Bulrusher Now Playing UrbanStages Theater259 W. 30th Street (Bet 7th & 8th Ave)Mar 8-April 9Tue-Sat @ 8pm, Sat & Sun @ 2pmFor more information, click here Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR Council Takes on the Rent Laws and Fights for Home Rule GUEST: Jenny Laurie, Executive Director of the Metropolitan Council on Housing Plight of Black Men GUEST: Dr. Ronald Walters, Director of the African American Leadership Institute and Professor of Political Science at the University of Maryland, College Park & author of White Nationalism, Black Interests: Conservative Public Policy and the Black Community The Logic of Withdrawal from Iraq GUEST: Anthony Arnove, Author of Iraq: The Logic of Withdrawal ***EVENT*** Iraq: The Logic of Withdrawal Saturday, March 254 @ 1PmQuakers Arts15th Rutherford Pl. (off 15th street between 2nd & 3rd Ave)For more information, call 212.388.7999 Voices of a People's History of the United States Howard Zinn & Anthony ArnoveFriday, March 24 @ 6:30PMThe Great Hall of Cooper Union7 East 7th Street NY Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 6AM HOUR Wakeup Call Morning Story: Speak Now Reader: Kaylie Jones, author of Speak Now French Expiration of Labor Law & Protests GUEST: Mariannick Lebris, officer with the CGTGUEST: Bani Khoshnoudi, a filmmaker active with the group Exiles 10 Anti War Protests Meet Media Blackout Reporter: Melinda Tuhus???reporter for FSRN and Between the Lines GUEST: Father Emmett Jarrett, from the Southeastern Connecticut Peace and Justice groupGUEST: Stan Heller of the Middle East Crisis Committee and the Al Awda Right to Return Coalition Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 8AM HOUR World Baseball Classic GUEST: Gerson Barrero, columnist El Diario Newspaper Secretary Rice & CARICOM GUEST: Subhash Kateel, Families For Freedom Bulrusher: A Theatrical Journey into Race, Sexuality and Love GUEST: Eisa Davis, Actor, Artist & Singer; producer of Bulrusher ***EVENT*** Bulrusher Now Playing UrbanStages Theater259 W. 30th Street (Bet 7th & 8th Ave)Mar 8-April 9Tue-Sat @ 8pm, Sat & Sun @ 2pmFor more information, click here Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR Council Takes on the Rent Laws and Fights for Home Rule GUEST: Jenny Laurie, Executive Director of the Metropolitan Council on Housing Plight of Black Men GUEST: Dr. Ronald Walters, Director of the African American Leadership Institute and Professor of Political Science at the University of Maryland, College Park & author of White Nationalism, Black Interests: Conservative Public Policy and the Black Community The Logic of Withdrawal from Iraq GUEST: Anthony Arnove, Author of Iraq: The Logic of Withdrawal ***EVENT*** Iraq: The Logic of Withdrawal Saturday, March 254 @ 1PmQuakers Arts15th Rutherford Pl. (off 15th street between 2nd & 3rd Ave)For more information, call 212.388.7999 Voices of a People's History of the United States Howard Zinn & Anthony ArnoveFriday, March 24 @ 6:30PMThe Great Hall of Cooper Union7 East 7th Street NY Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 6AM HOUR Wakeup Call Morning Story: Speak Now Reader: Kaylie Jones, author of Speak Now French Expiration of Labor Law & Protests GUEST: Mariannick Lebris, officer with the CGTGUEST: Bani Khoshnoudi, a filmmaker active with the group Exiles 10 Anti War Protests Meet Media Blackout Reporter: Melinda Tuhus???reporter for FSRN and Between the Lines GUEST: Father Emmett Jarrett, from the Southeastern Connecticut Peace and Justice groupGUEST: Stan Heller of the Middle East Crisis Committee and the Al Awda Right to Return Coalition Download as MP3 || Listen Now! tag:odeo.com,2006-03-21,24177534 Tue, 21 Mar 2006 06:16:02 -0800 no Wakeup Call Podcast http://odeo.com/episodes/23295160-Tuesday-March-21-2006 8AM HOUR World Baseball Classic GUEST: Gerson Barrero, columnist El Diario Newspaper Secretary Rice & CARICOM GUEST: Subhash Kateel, Families For Freedom Bulrusher: A Theatrical Journey into Race, Sexuality and Love GUEST: Eisa Davis, Actor, Artist & Singer; producer of Bulrusher ***EVENT*** Bulrusher Now Playing UrbanStages Theater259 W. 30th Street (Bet 7th & 8th Ave)Mar 8-April 9Tue-Sat @ 8pm, Sat & Sun @ 2pmFor more information, click here Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR Council Takes on the Rent Laws and Fights for Home Rule GUEST: Jenny Laurie, Executive Director of the Metropolitan Council on Housing Plight of Black Men GUEST: Dr. Ronald Walters, Director of the African American Leadership Institute and Professor of Political Science at the University of Maryland, College Park & author of White Nationalism, Black Interests: Conservative Public Policy and the Black Community The Logic of Withdrawal from Iraq GUEST: Anthony Arnove, Author of Iraq: The Logic of Withd... 8AM HOUR World Baseball Classic GUEST: Gerson Barrero, columnist El Diario Newspaper Secretary Rice & CARICOM GUEST: Subhash Kateel, Families For Freedom Bulrusher: A Theatrical Journey into Race, Sexuality and Love GUEST: Eisa Davis, Actor, Artist & Singer; producer of Bulrusher ***EVENT*** Bulrusher Now Playing UrbanStages Theater259 W. 30th Street (Bet 7th & 8th Ave)Mar 8-April 9Tue-Sat @ 8pm, Sat & Sun @ 2pmFor more information, click here Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR Council Takes on the Rent Laws and Fights for Home Rule GUEST: Jenny Laurie, Executive Director of the Metropolitan Council on Housing Plight of Black Men GUEST: Dr. Ronald Walters, Director of the African American Leadership Institute and Professor of Political Science at the University of Maryland, College Park & author of White Nationalism, Black Interests: Conservative Public Policy and the Black Community The Logic of Withdrawal from Iraq GUEST: Anthony Arnove, Author of Iraq: The Logic of Withdrawal ***EVENT*** Iraq: The Logic of Withdrawal Saturday, March 254 @ 1PmQuakers Arts15th Rutherford Pl. (off 15th street between 2nd & 3rd Ave)For more information, call 212.388.7999 Voices of a People's History of the United States Howard Zinn & Anthony ArnoveFriday, March 24 @ 6:30PMThe Great Hall of Cooper Union7 East 7th Street NY Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 6AM HOUR Wakeup Call Morning Story: Speak Now Reader: Kaylie Jones, author of Speak Now French Expiration of Labor Law & Protests GUEST: Mariannick Lebris, officer with the CGTGUEST: Bani Khoshnoudi, a filmmaker active with the group Exiles 10 Anti War Protests Meet Media Blackout Reporter: Melinda Tuhus—reporter for FSRN and Between the Lines GUEST: Father Emmett Jarrett, from the Southeastern Connecticut Peace and Justice groupGUEST: Stan Heller of the Middle East Crisis Committee and the Al Awda Right to Return Coalition Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 8AM HOUR World Baseball Classic GUEST: Gerson Barrero, columnist El Diario Newspaper Secretary Rice & CARICOM GUEST: Subhash Kateel, Families For Freedom Bulrusher: A Theatrical Journey into Race, Sexuality and Love GUEST: Eisa Davis, Actor, Artist & Singer; producer of Bulrusher ***EVENT*** Bulrusher Now Playing UrbanStages Theater259 W. 30th Street (Bet 7th & 8th Ave)Mar 8-April 9Tue-Sat @ 8pm, Sat & Sun @ 2pmFor more information, click here Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR Council Takes on the Rent Laws and Fights for Home Rule GUEST: Jenny Laurie, Executive Director of the Metropolitan Council on Housing Plight of Black Men GUEST: Dr. Ronald Walters, Director of the African American Leadership Institute and Professor of Political Science at the University of Maryland, College Park & author of White Nationalism, Black Interests: Conservative Public Policy and the Black Community The Logic of Withdrawal from Iraq GUEST: Anthony Arnove, Author of Iraq: The Logic of Withdrawal ***EVENT*** Iraq: The Logic of Withdrawal Saturday, March 254 @ 1PmQuakers Arts15th Rutherford Pl. (off 15th street between 2nd & 3rd Ave)For more information, call 212.388.7999 Voices of a People's History of the United States Howard Zinn & Anthony ArnoveFriday, March 24 @ 6:30PMThe Great Hall of Cooper Union7 East 7th Street NY Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 6AM HOUR Wakeup Call Morning Story: Speak Now Reader: Kaylie Jones, author of Speak Now French Expiration of Labor Law & Protests GUEST: Mariannick Lebris, officer with the CGTGUEST: Bani Khoshnoudi, a filmmaker active with the group Exiles 10 Anti War Protests Meet Media Blackout Reporter: Melinda Tuhus—reporter for FSRN and Between the Lines GUEST: Father Emmett Jarrett, from the Southeastern Connecticut Peace and Justice groupGUEST: Stan Heller of the Middle East Crisis Committee and the Al Awda Right to Return Coalition Download as MP3 || Listen Now! tag:odeo.com,2006-03-21,23295160 Tue, 21 Mar 2006 06:16:02 -0800 no Wakeup Call Podcast http://odeo.com/episodes/11646163-Monday-March-20-2006 tag:odeo.com,2006-03-20,11646163 Mon, 20 Mar 2006 15:05:30 -0800 no Wakeup Call Podcast http://odeo.com/episodes/24177535-Monday-March-20-2006 8AM HOUR Major Anti-Abortion Bill Passed in South Dakota GUEST: Leslie Reagan, Associate Professor at the University of Illinois, historian and author of the book When Abortion Was a Crime GUEST: Gloria Feldt, former President of Planned Parenthood, served as Planned Parenthood Federation of America (PPFA) as its national president and CEO from 1996-2005 & author of The War on Choice The Ultimate Cruelty ??? Suing Katrina Survivors in NYC? GUEST: Jacques Morial, parishioner Pianist Gordon Clayton Live in Studio GUEST: Gerald Clayton, Jazz Pianist & Son John Clayton ***EVENT*** Benny Green/Gerald Clayton Duo Piano Concert Monday, March 20 @ 8PMMerkin Concert Hall129 West 67th Street, New York, NY 10023 Tel: 1 (212) 501 3303For more information, click here Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR UN Forms New Human Rights Commission ??? the US Votes No GUEST: Cindy SuHu, Project Director of the Brining Human Rights Home Project, at the Human Rights Institute at Columbia LawGUEST: Phyll... 8AM HOUR Major Anti-Abortion Bill Passed in South Dakota GUEST: Leslie Reagan, Associate Professor at the University of Illinois, historian and author of the book When Abortion Was a Crime GUEST: Gloria Feldt, former President of Planned Parenthood, served as Planned Parenthood Federation of America (PPFA) as its national president and CEO from 1996-2005 & author of The War on Choice The Ultimate Cruelty ??? Suing Katrina Survivors in NYC? GUEST: Jacques Morial, parishioner Pianist Gordon Clayton Live in Studio GUEST: Gerald Clayton, Jazz Pianist & Son John Clayton ***EVENT*** Benny Green/Gerald Clayton Duo Piano Concert Monday, March 20 @ 8PMMerkin Concert Hall129 West 67th Street, New York, NY 10023 Tel: 1 (212) 501 3303For more information, click here Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR UN Forms New Human Rights Commission ??? the US Votes No GUEST: Cindy SuHu, Project Director of the Brining Human Rights Home Project, at the Human Rights Institute at Columbia LawGUEST: Phyllis Bennis, Fellow at the Institute of Policy Studies and Author of Who???s Calling the Shots Hamas Names Cabinet GUEST: Laila El-Haddad, Al-Jazeera & FSRN, web blog: a mother from gaza.blogspot.com Stop the War Now Protest Tape: Sound from Saturday's protest in NYC. Produced by Mitch Jeserich. Healthcare in Iraq GUEST: Dr. Judith Cook, with Medact in the United KingdomGUEST: Dr. Rashad Ziadan, Pharmacist at Yarmook Teaching Hospital in Baghdad ***For information go to www.globalexchange.org ***EVENT*** New York Speaking Engagement for Dr. Judith Cook Physicians for Social Responsibility NYCWednesday, March 29 @ 7:15AM475 Riverside DriveFor more information call, (212) 870-2980 Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 6AM HOUR Wakeup Call Morning Story: Speak Now Reader: Kaylie Jones, author of Speak Now Rec Center Fees Hit City???s Fiscal & Physical Health GUEST: Preston Niblack, Deputy Director of the Independent Budget Office Helping the Region???s Young Black Men Attend the HBCs Reporter: Don DeBar, Hudson Valley correspondentGUEST: Martin McDonald, Ossining Union Free School District, faculty advisor Project Earthquake Zinn Reading Reader: student at the High School of Economics and Finance reads "Brother Can You Spare a Dime" by Yip Harburg Bring Em Home Now Concert ??? Today! GUEST: Ina Howard, Director of Communications The New Press ***EVENT** Bring Em Home Now Concert Monday, March 20Hammerstein Ballroom Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 8AM HOUR Major Anti-Abortion Bill Passed in South Dakota GUEST: Leslie Reagan, Associate Professor at the University of Illinois, historian and author of the book When Abortion Was a Crime GUEST: Gloria Feldt, former President of Planned Parenthood, served as Planned Parenthood Federation of America (PPFA) as its national president and CEO from 1996-2005 & author of The War on Choice The Ultimate Cruelty ??? Suing Katrina Survivors in NYC? GUEST: Jacques Morial, parishioner Pianist Gordon Clayton Live in Studio GUEST: Gerald Clayton, Jazz Pianist & Son John Clayton ***EVENT*** Benny Green/Gerald Clayton Duo Piano Concert Monday, March 20 @ 8PMMerkin Concert Hall129 West 67th Street, New York, NY 10023 Tel: 1 (212) 501 3303For more information, click here Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR UN Forms New Human Rights Commission ??? the US Votes No GUEST: Cindy SuHu, Project Director of the Brining Human Rights Home Project, at the Human Rights Institute at Columbia LawGUEST: Phyllis Bennis, Fellow at the Institute of Policy Studies and Author of Who???s Calling the Shots Hamas Names Cabinet GUEST: Laila El-Haddad, Al-Jazeera & FSRN, web blog: a mother from gaza.blogspot.com Stop the War Now Protest Tape: Sound from Saturday's protest in NYC. Produced by Mitch Jeserich. Healthcare in Iraq GUEST: Dr. Judith Cook, with Medact in the United KingdomGUEST: Dr. Rashad Ziadan, Pharmacist at Yarmook Teaching Hospital in Baghdad ***For information go to www.globalexchange.org ***EVENT*** New York Speaking Engagement for Dr. Judith Cook Physicians for Social Responsibility NYCWednesday, March 29 @ 7:15AM475 Riverside DriveFor more information call, (212) 870-2980 Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 6AM HOUR Wakeup Call Morning Story: Speak Now Reader: Kaylie Jones, author of Speak Now Rec Center Fees Hit City???s Fiscal & Physical Health GUEST: Preston Niblack, Deputy Director of the Independent Budget Office Helping the Region???s Young Black Men Attend the HBCs Reporter: Don DeBar, Hudson Valley correspondentGUEST: Martin McDonald, Ossining Union Free School District, faculty advisor Project Earthquake Zinn Reading Reader: student at the High School of Economics and Finance reads "Brother Can You Spare a Dime" by Yip Harburg Bring Em Home Now Concert ??? Today! GUEST: Ina Howard, Director of Communications The New Press ***EVENT** Bring Em Home Now Concert Monday, March 20Hammerstein Ballroom Download as MP3 || Listen Now! tag:odeo.com,2006-03-20,24177535 Mon, 20 Mar 2006 07:05:30 -0800 no Wakeup Call Podcast http://odeo.com/episodes/23295167-Monday-March-20-2006 8AM HOUR Major Anti-Abortion Bill Passed in South Dakota GUEST: Leslie Reagan, Associate Professor at the University of Illinois, historian and author of the book When Abortion Was a Crime GUEST: Gloria Feldt, former President of Planned Parenthood, served as Planned Parenthood Federation of America (PPFA) as its national president and CEO from 1996-2005 & author of The War on Choice The Ultimate Cruelty – Suing Katrina Survivors in NYC? GUEST: Jacques Morial, parishioner Pianist Gordon Clayton Live in Studio GUEST: Gerald Clayton, Jazz Pianist & Son John Clayton ***EVENT*** Benny Green/Gerald Clayton Duo Piano Concert Monday, March 20 @ 8PMMerkin Concert Hall129 West 67th Street, New York, NY 10023 Tel: 1 (212) 501 3303For more information, click here Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR UN Forms New Human Rights Commission – the US Votes No GUEST: Cindy SuHu, Project Director of the Brining Human Rights Home Project, at the Human Rights Institute at Columbia LawGUEST: Phyllis B... 8AM HOUR Major Anti-Abortion Bill Passed in South Dakota GUEST: Leslie Reagan, Associate Professor at the University of Illinois, historian and author of the book When Abortion Was a Crime GUEST: Gloria Feldt, former President of Planned Parenthood, served as Planned Parenthood Federation of America (PPFA) as its national president and CEO from 1996-2005 & author of The War on Choice The Ultimate Cruelty – Suing Katrina Survivors in NYC? GUEST: Jacques Morial, parishioner Pianist Gordon Clayton Live in Studio GUEST: Gerald Clayton, Jazz Pianist & Son John Clayton ***EVENT*** Benny Green/Gerald Clayton Duo Piano Concert Monday, March 20 @ 8PMMerkin Concert Hall129 West 67th Street, New York, NY 10023 Tel: 1 (212) 501 3303For more information, click here Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR UN Forms New Human Rights Commission – the US Votes No GUEST: Cindy SuHu, Project Director of the Brining Human Rights Home Project, at the Human Rights Institute at Columbia LawGUEST: Phyllis Bennis, Fellow at the Institute of Policy Studies and Author of Who’s Calling the Shots Hamas Names Cabinet GUEST: Laila El-Haddad, Al-Jazeera & FSRN, web blog: a mother from gaza.blogspot.com Stop the War Now Protest Tape: Sound from Saturday's protest in NYC. Produced by Mitch Jeserich. Healthcare in Iraq GUEST: Dr. Judith Cook, with Medact in the United KingdomGUEST: Dr. Rashad Ziadan, Pharmacist at Yarmook Teaching Hospital in Baghdad ***For information go to www.globalexchange.org ***EVENT*** New York Speaking Engagement for Dr. Judith Cook Physicians for Social Responsibility NYCWednesday, March 29 @ 7:15AM475 Riverside DriveFor more information call, (212) 870-2980 Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 6AM HOUR Wakeup Call Morning Story: Speak Now Reader: Kaylie Jones, author of Speak Now Rec Center Fees Hit City’s Fiscal & Physical Health GUEST: Preston Niblack, Deputy Director of the Independent Budget Office Helping the Region’s Young Black Men Attend the HBCs Reporter: Don DeBar, Hudson Valley correspondentGUEST: Martin McDonald, Ossining Union Free School District, faculty advisor Project Earthquake Zinn Reading Reader: student at the High School of Economics and Finance reads "Brother Can You Spare a Dime" by Yip Harburg Bring Em Home Now Concert – Today! GUEST: Ina Howard, Director of Communications The New Press ***EVENT** Bring Em Home Now Concert Monday, March 20Hammerstein Ballroom Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 8AM HOUR Major Anti-Abortion Bill Passed in South Dakota GUEST: Leslie Reagan, Associate Professor at the University of Illinois, historian and author of the book When Abortion Was a Crime GUEST: Gloria Feldt, former President of Planned Parenthood, served as Planned Parenthood Federation of America (PPFA) as its national president and CEO from 1996-2005 & author of The War on Choice The Ultimate Cruelty – Suing Katrina Survivors in NYC? GUEST: Jacques Morial, parishioner Pianist Gordon Clayton Live in Studio GUEST: Gerald Clayton, Jazz Pianist & Son John Clayton ***EVENT*** Benny Green/Gerald Clayton Duo Piano Concert Monday, March 20 @ 8PMMerkin Concert Hall129 West 67th Street, New York, NY 10023 Tel: 1 (212) 501 3303For more information, click here Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR UN Forms New Human Rights Commission – the US Votes No GUEST: Cindy SuHu, Project Director of the Brining Human Rights Home Project, at the Human Rights Institute at Columbia LawGUEST: Phyllis Bennis, Fellow at the Institute of Policy Studies and Author of Who’s Calling the Shots Hamas Names Cabinet GUEST: Laila El-Haddad, Al-Jazeera & FSRN, web blog: a mother from gaza.blogspot.com Stop the War Now Protest Tape: Sound from Saturday's protest in NYC. Produced by Mitch Jeserich. Healthcare in Iraq GUEST: Dr. Judith Cook, with Medact in the United KingdomGUEST: Dr. Rashad Ziadan, Pharmacist at Yarmook Teaching Hospital in Baghdad ***For information go to www.globalexchange.org ***EVENT*** New York Speaking Engagement for Dr. Judith Cook Physicians for Social Responsibility NYCWednesday, March 29 @ 7:15AM475 Riverside DriveFor more information call, (212) 870-2980 Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 6AM HOUR Wakeup Call Morning Story: Speak Now Reader: Kaylie Jones, author of Speak Now Rec Center Fees Hit City’s Fiscal & Physical Health GUEST: Preston Niblack, Deputy Director of the Independent Budget Office Helping the Region’s Young Black Men Attend the HBCs Reporter: Don DeBar, Hudson Valley correspondentGUEST: Martin McDonald, Ossining Union Free School District, faculty advisor Project Earthquake Zinn Reading Reader: student at the High School of Economics and Finance reads "Brother Can You Spare a Dime" by Yip Harburg Bring Em Home Now Concert – Today! GUEST: Ina Howard, Director of Communications The New Press ***EVENT** Bring Em Home Now Concert Monday, March 20Hammerstein Ballroom Download as MP3 || Listen Now! tag:odeo.com,2006-03-20,23295167 Mon, 20 Mar 2006 07:05:30 -0800 no Wakeup Call Podcast http://odeo.com/episodes/11646123-Thursday-March-16-2006 tag:odeo.com,2006-03-16,11646123 Thu, 16 Mar 2006 15:08:57 -0800 no Wakeup Call Podcast http://odeo.com/episodes/24177536-Thursday-March-16-2006 8AM HOUR Leftside of Sports Reporter: Dave Zirin, sports commentatory & author of What???s My Name Fool: Sports and Resistance in the United States, and a weekly column at edgeofsports.com Zinn Reading Reader: Diana Winguyen reads Emma Goldman Update in Salvadoran Election - FMLN Victory GUEST: Krita Hansen, Program Director of CISPES Zemog "El Gallo Bueno" Live In-studio GUEST: Abraham ???Aib??? Gomez-Delgado founder and bandleader of Zemog El Gallo Bueno ***EVENT*** Zemog "El Gallo Bueno" Peforming Zebulon Cafe Performing345 W. 43rs St. Brooklyn NYFor more information, click here Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR Shackling Pregnant Women GUEST: Nick Perry, New York State AssemblymanGUEST: Kara Gotsch, Director of Advocacy for the Sentencing Project 3rd Year Anniversary of the War in Iraq GUEST: Beth Pyles, Christian Peacemaker Team, BaghdadGUEST: Aaron Glantz, Author of How America Lost Iraq GUEST: Justin Langley, of the Troops Out Now Coalition and the We Won???t Go Anti-Re... 8AM HOUR Leftside of Sports Reporter: Dave Zirin, sports commentatory & author of What???s My Name Fool: Sports and Resistance in the United States, and a weekly column at edgeofsports.com Zinn Reading Reader: Diana Winguyen reads Emma Goldman Update in Salvadoran Election - FMLN Victory GUEST: Krita Hansen, Program Director of CISPES Zemog "El Gallo Bueno" Live In-studio GUEST: Abraham ???Aib??? Gomez-Delgado founder and bandleader of Zemog El Gallo Bueno ***EVENT*** Zemog "El Gallo Bueno" Peforming Zebulon Cafe Performing345 W. 43rs St. Brooklyn NYFor more information, click here Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR Shackling Pregnant Women GUEST: Nick Perry, New York State AssemblymanGUEST: Kara Gotsch, Director of Advocacy for the Sentencing Project 3rd Year Anniversary of the War in Iraq GUEST: Beth Pyles, Christian Peacemaker Team, BaghdadGUEST: Aaron Glantz, Author of How America Lost Iraq GUEST: Justin Langley, of the Troops Out Now Coalition and the We Won???t Go Anti-Recruiting Network ***EVENT*** Protest the Ongoing Occupation of Iraq On the 3rd Anniversary Saturday, March 18 @ 1:30 PM Demonstrators will gather in Times Square Soup Kitchens: Feeding the Poor or Eliminating Poverty? GUEST: Bill DiFazio, Professor of Sociology at St John???s University & author of Ordinary Poverty: A Little Foord and Cold Storage Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 6AM HOUR An Iraqi Folktake Reader: Ryme Katkhouda Haiti Update GUEST: Maude LeBlanc, reporter for Haiti Progres in Port-au-Prince NJ Pension Crisis Reporter: Ruth Neustadter, NJ Corresspondent for WUCGUEST: Jim Marketti, President of CWA GUEST: Carla Katz, President of CWA Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 8AM HOUR Leftside of Sports Reporter: Dave Zirin, sports commentatory & author of What???s My Name Fool: Sports and Resistance in the United States, and a weekly column at edgeofsports.com Zinn Reading Reader: Diana Winguyen reads Emma Goldman Update in Salvadoran Election - FMLN Victory GUEST: Krita Hansen, Program Director of CISPES Zemog "El Gallo Bueno" Live In-studio GUEST: Abraham ???Aib??? Gomez-Delgado founder and bandleader of Zemog El Gallo Bueno ***EVENT*** Zemog "El Gallo Bueno" Peforming Zebulon Cafe Performing345 W. 43rs St. Brooklyn NYFor more information, click here Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR Shackling Pregnant Women GUEST: Nick Perry, New York State AssemblymanGUEST: Kara Gotsch, Director of Advocacy for the Sentencing Project 3rd Year Anniversary of the War in Iraq GUEST: Beth Pyles, Christian Peacemaker Team, BaghdadGUEST: Aaron Glantz, Author of How America Lost Iraq GUEST: Justin Langley, of the Troops Out Now Coalition and the We Won???t Go Anti-Recruiting Network ***EVENT*** Protest the Ongoing Occupation of Iraq On the 3rd Anniversary Saturday, March 18 @ 1:30 PM Demonstrators will gather in Times Square Soup Kitchens: Feeding the Poor or Eliminating Poverty? GUEST: Bill DiFazio, Professor of Sociology at St John???s University & author of Ordinary Poverty: A Little Foord and Cold Storage Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 6AM HOUR An Iraqi Folktake Reader: Ryme Katkhouda Haiti Update GUEST: Maude LeBlanc, reporter for Haiti Progres in Port-au-Prince NJ Pension Crisis Reporter: Ruth Neustadter, NJ Corresspondent for WUCGUEST: Jim Marketti, President of CWA GUEST: Carla Katz, President of CWA Download as MP3 || Listen Now! tag:odeo.com,2006-03-16,24177536 Thu, 16 Mar 2006 07:08:57 -0800 no Wakeup Call Podcast http://odeo.com/episodes/23295197-Thursday-March-16-2006 8AM HOUR Leftside of Sports Reporter: Dave Zirin, sports commentatory & author of What’s My Name Fool: Sports and Resistance in the United States, and a weekly column at edgeofsports.com Zinn Reading Reader: Diana Winguyen reads Emma Goldman Update in Salvadoran Election - FMLN Victory GUEST: Krita Hansen, Program Director of CISPES Zemog "El Gallo Bueno" Live In-studio GUEST: Abraham “Aib” Gomez-Delgado founder and bandleader of Zemog El Gallo Bueno ***EVENT*** Zemog "El Gallo Bueno" Peforming Zebulon Cafe Performing345 W. 43rs St. Brooklyn NYFor more information, click here Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR Shackling Pregnant Women GUEST: Nick Perry, New York State AssemblymanGUEST: Kara Gotsch, Director of Advocacy for the Sentencing Project 3rd Year Anniversary of the War in Iraq GUEST: Beth Pyles, Christian Peacemaker Team, BaghdadGUEST: Aaron Glantz, Author of How America Lost Iraq GUEST: Justin Langley, of the Troops Out Now Coalition and the We Won’t Go Anti-Recruiting... 8AM HOUR Leftside of Sports Reporter: Dave Zirin, sports commentatory & author of What’s My Name Fool: Sports and Resistance in the United States, and a weekly column at edgeofsports.com Zinn Reading Reader: Diana Winguyen reads Emma Goldman Update in Salvadoran Election - FMLN Victory GUEST: Krita Hansen, Program Director of CISPES Zemog "El Gallo Bueno" Live In-studio GUEST: Abraham “Aib” Gomez-Delgado founder and bandleader of Zemog El Gallo Bueno ***EVENT*** Zemog "El Gallo Bueno" Peforming Zebulon Cafe Performing345 W. 43rs St. Brooklyn NYFor more information, click here Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR Shackling Pregnant Women GUEST: Nick Perry, New York State AssemblymanGUEST: Kara Gotsch, Director of Advocacy for the Sentencing Project 3rd Year Anniversary of the War in Iraq GUEST: Beth Pyles, Christian Peacemaker Team, BaghdadGUEST: Aaron Glantz, Author of How America Lost Iraq GUEST: Justin Langley, of the Troops Out Now Coalition and the We Won’t Go Anti-Recruiting Network ***EVENT*** Protest the Ongoing Occupation of Iraq On the 3rd Anniversary Saturday, March 18 @ 1:30 PM Demonstrators will gather in Times Square Soup Kitchens: Feeding the Poor or Eliminating Poverty? GUEST: Bill DiFazio, Professor of Sociology at St John’s University & author of Ordinary Poverty: A Little Foord and Cold Storage Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 6AM HOUR An Iraqi Folktake Reader: Ryme Katkhouda Haiti Update GUEST: Maude LeBlanc, reporter for Haiti Progres in Port-au-Prince NJ Pension Crisis Reporter: Ruth Neustadter, NJ Corresspondent for WUCGUEST: Jim Marketti, President of CWA GUEST: Carla Katz, President of CWA Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 8AM HOUR Leftside of Sports Reporter: Dave Zirin, sports commentatory & author of What’s My Name Fool: Sports and Resistance in the United States, and a weekly column at edgeofsports.com Zinn Reading Reader: Diana Winguyen reads Emma Goldman Update in Salvadoran Election - FMLN Victory GUEST: Krita Hansen, Program Director of CISPES Zemog "El Gallo Bueno" Live In-studio GUEST: Abraham “Aib” Gomez-Delgado founder and bandleader of Zemog El Gallo Bueno ***EVENT*** Zemog "El Gallo Bueno" Peforming Zebulon Cafe Performing345 W. 43rs St. Brooklyn NYFor more information, click here Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR Shackling Pregnant Women GUEST: Nick Perry, New York State AssemblymanGUEST: Kara Gotsch, Director of Advocacy for the Sentencing Project 3rd Year Anniversary of the War in Iraq GUEST: Beth Pyles, Christian Peacemaker Team, BaghdadGUEST: Aaron Glantz, Author of How America Lost Iraq GUEST: Justin Langley, of the Troops Out Now Coalition and the We Won’t Go Anti-Recruiting Network ***EVENT*** Protest the Ongoing Occupation of Iraq On the 3rd Anniversary Saturday, March 18 @ 1:30 PM Demonstrators will gather in Times Square Soup Kitchens: Feeding the Poor or Eliminating Poverty? GUEST: Bill DiFazio, Professor of Sociology at St John’s University & author of Ordinary Poverty: A Little Foord and Cold Storage Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 6AM HOUR An Iraqi Folktake Reader: Ryme Katkhouda Haiti Update GUEST: Maude LeBlanc, reporter for Haiti Progres in Port-au-Prince NJ Pension Crisis Reporter: Ruth Neustadter, NJ Corresspondent for WUCGUEST: Jim Marketti, President of CWA GUEST: Carla Katz, President of CWA Download as MP3 || Listen Now! tag:odeo.com,2006-03-16,23295197 Thu, 16 Mar 2006 07:08:57 -0800 no Wakeup Call Podcast http://odeo.com/episodes/11646083-Wednesday-March-15-2006 tag:odeo.com,2006-03-15,11646083 Wed, 15 Mar 2006 14:31:14 -0800 no Wakeup Call Podcast http://odeo.com/episodes/885539-Tuesday-March-14-2006 tag:odeo.com,2006-03-15,885539 Wed, 15 Mar 2006 13:44:31 -0800 no Wakeup Call Podcast http://odeo.com/episodes/24177537-Wednesday-March-15-2006 8AM HOUR Filipino Humans Rights Workers GUEST: Marie Hilao-Enriquez, Secretary General of KARAPATAN, the National Alliance for the Advancement of People???s Rights in the PhilippinesGUEST: Edre Olalia, one of the Philippines??? most dynamic human rights lawyers and he is currently the chief legal consultant for NDF-nominated panel of the Joint Monitoring Committee, the group jointly appointed by the Government of the Republic of the Philippines (GRP) and the National Democratic Front of the Philippines (NDF) to oversee the implementation of the Comprehensive Agreement on Respect for Human Rights and International Humanitarian Law (CARHRIHL). Girl Scouts Celebrate 94th Anniversary GUEST: Karen Bernstein, Producer, Troop 1500 ***EVENT*** PBS Independent Lens presents TROOP 1500 A portrait of a Girl Scout troop in Austin, Texas.This troop is part of the national Girl ScoutsBeyond Bars program that unites girlswith their mothers who are serving time in prison.Tuesday, March 21 Derrick H... 8AM HOUR Filipino Humans Rights Workers GUEST: Marie Hilao-Enriquez, Secretary General of KARAPATAN, the National Alliance for the Advancement of People???s Rights in the PhilippinesGUEST: Edre Olalia, one of the Philippines??? most dynamic human rights lawyers and he is currently the chief legal consultant for NDF-nominated panel of the Joint Monitoring Committee, the group jointly appointed by the Government of the Republic of the Philippines (GRP) and the National Democratic Front of the Philippines (NDF) to oversee the implementation of the Comprehensive Agreement on Respect for Human Rights and International Humanitarian Law (CARHRIHL). Girl Scouts Celebrate 94th Anniversary GUEST: Karen Bernstein, Producer, Troop 1500 ***EVENT*** PBS Independent Lens presents TROOP 1500 A portrait of a Girl Scout troop in Austin, Texas.This troop is part of the national Girl ScoutsBeyond Bars program that unites girlswith their mothers who are serving time in prison.Tuesday, March 21 Derrick Hodge, Bassist of the Jabane Ensemble GUEST: Derrick Hodge, Bassist with the Jabane Ensemble Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR Democratic Senator calls for a Presidential Censure GUEST: Leigh Ann Caldwell, DC Editor, FSRN Chaos Palestine GUEST: Laila El- Haddad, correspondent for Al-Jazeera and FSRN & writes the blog a-mother-from-gaza.blogspot.com/ The Immigration Duel Persists REPORTER: Mimi Rosenberg, Wakeup Call???s legal correspondent and host of WBAI???s Building Bridges GUEST: Nancy Morawetz, New York University School of Law Immigrant Rights Clinic Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 6AM HOUR ???The Girl Who Spoke Jasmine and Lillies From Iraq??? Reader: Ryme Katkhouda reads Arab Folk Tales University Doesn't Intent to Dismiss Student Protester GUEST: Christopher T. Cory, Head of Public Information at Pace University GUEST: Lauren Giaconne, student protesterGUEST: Brian Kelly, student protester Latinos Pedestrian Death Rate Staggering in Long Island Reporter:: Jim Krivo, Long Island CorrespondentGUEST: Jim Brown, Green Candidate for Long Island Anti-War & Media Protest GUEST: Priya Reddy, organizer with the ???Tell the Truth About the Media??? national anti-war and media reform campaign. She is working with Mediachannel and UFPJ on this campaign, to challenge the corporate media role in promoting the war in Iraq. ***EVENT** National Day of Media Action to Kick Off Spring Offensive! MediaChannel.org & United For Peace & Justice have announced that a dayof media protest will now kick off this years week-long???Spring Offensive??? against the war,just before the third anniversary of the US invasion of IraqWednesday, March 15thFor more information, click here Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 8AM HOUR Filipino Humans Rights Workers GUEST: Marie Hilao-Enriquez, Secretary General of KARAPATAN, the National Alliance for the Advancement of People???s Rights in the PhilippinesGUEST: Edre Olalia, one of the Philippines??? most dynamic human rights lawyers and he is currently the chief legal consultant for NDF-nominated panel of the Joint Monitoring Committee, the group jointly appointed by the Government of the Republic of the Philippines (GRP) and the National Democratic Front of the Philippines (NDF) to oversee the implementation of the Comprehensive Agreement on Respect for Human Rights and International Humanitarian Law (CARHRIHL). Girl Scouts Celebrate 94th Anniversary GUEST: Karen Bernstein, Producer, Troop 1500 ***EVENT*** PBS Independent Lens presents TROOP 1500 A portrait of a Girl Scout troop in Austin, Texas.This troop is part of the national Girl ScoutsBeyond Bars program that unites girlswith their mothers who are serving time in prison.Tuesday, March 21 Derrick Hodge, Bassist of the Jabane Ensemble GUEST: Derrick Hodge, Bassist with the Jabane Ensemble Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR Democratic Senator calls for a Presidential Censure GUEST: Leigh Ann Caldwell, DC Editor, FSRN Chaos Palestine GUEST: Laila El- Haddad, correspondent for Al-Jazeera and FSRN & writes the blog a-mother-from-gaza.blogspot.com/ The Immigration Duel Persists REPORTER: Mimi Rosenberg, Wakeup Call???s legal correspondent and host of WBAI???s Building Bridges GUEST: Nancy Morawetz, New York University School of Law Immigrant Rights Clinic Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 6AM HOUR ???The Girl Who Spoke Jasmine and Lillies From Iraq??? Reader: Ryme Katkhouda reads Arab Folk Tales University Doesn't Intent to Dismiss Student Protester GUEST: Christopher T. Cory, Head of Public Information at Pace University GUEST: Lauren Giaconne, student protesterGUEST: Brian Kelly, student protester Latinos Pedestrian Death Rate Staggering in Long Island Reporter:: Jim Krivo, Long Island CorrespondentGUEST: Jim Brown, Green Candidate for Long Island Anti-War & Media Protest GUEST: Priya Reddy, organizer with the ???Tell the Truth About the Media??? national anti-war and media reform campaign. She is working with Mediachannel and UFPJ on this campaign, to challenge the corporate media role in promoting the war in Iraq. ***EVENT** National Day of Media Action to Kick Off Spring Offensive! MediaChannel.org & United For Peace & Justice have announced that a dayof media protest will now kick off this years week-long???Spring Offensive??? against the war,just before the third anniversary of the US invasion of IraqWednesday, March 15thFor more information, click here Download as MP3 || Listen Now! tag:odeo.com,2006-03-15,24177537 Wed, 15 Mar 2006 06:31:14 -0800 no Wakeup Call Podcast http://odeo.com/episodes/23295198-Wednesday-March-15-2006 8AM HOUR Filipino Humans Rights Workers GUEST: Marie Hilao-Enriquez, Secretary General of KARAPATAN, the National Alliance for the Advancement of People’s Rights in the PhilippinesGUEST: Edre Olalia, one of the Philippines’ most dynamic human rights lawyers and he is currently the chief legal consultant for NDF-nominated panel of the Joint Monitoring Committee, the group jointly appointed by the Government of the Republic of the Philippines (GRP) and the National Democratic Front of the Philippines (NDF) to oversee the implementation of the Comprehensive Agreement on Respect for Human Rights and International Humanitarian Law (CARHRIHL). Girl Scouts Celebrate 94th Anniversary GUEST: Karen Bernstein, Producer, Troop 1500 ***EVENT*** PBS Independent Lens presents TROOP 1500 A portrait of a Girl Scout troop in Austin, Texas.This troop is part of the national Girl ScoutsBeyond Bars program that unites girlswith their mothers who are serving time in prison.Tuesday, March 21 Derrick Hodge... 8AM HOUR Filipino Humans Rights Workers GUEST: Marie Hilao-Enriquez, Secretary General of KARAPATAN, the National Alliance for the Advancement of People’s Rights in the PhilippinesGUEST: Edre Olalia, one of the Philippines’ most dynamic human rights lawyers and he is currently the chief legal consultant for NDF-nominated panel of the Joint Monitoring Committee, the group jointly appointed by the Government of the Republic of the Philippines (GRP) and the National Democratic Front of the Philippines (NDF) to oversee the implementation of the Comprehensive Agreement on Respect for Human Rights and International Humanitarian Law (CARHRIHL). Girl Scouts Celebrate 94th Anniversary GUEST: Karen Bernstein, Producer, Troop 1500 ***EVENT*** PBS Independent Lens presents TROOP 1500 A portrait of a Girl Scout troop in Austin, Texas.This troop is part of the national Girl ScoutsBeyond Bars program that unites girlswith their mothers who are serving time in prison.Tuesday, March 21 Derrick Hodge, Bassist of the Jabane Ensemble GUEST: Derrick Hodge, Bassist with the Jabane Ensemble Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR Democratic Senator calls for a Presidential Censure GUEST: Leigh Ann Caldwell, DC Editor, FSRN Chaos Palestine GUEST: Laila El- Haddad, correspondent for Al-Jazeera and FSRN & writes the blog a-mother-from-gaza.blogspot.com/ The Immigration Duel Persists REPORTER: Mimi Rosenberg, Wakeup Call’s legal correspondent and host of WBAI’s Building Bridges GUEST: Nancy Morawetz, New York University School of Law Immigrant Rights Clinic Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 6AM HOUR “The Girl Who Spoke Jasmine and Lillies From Iraq” Reader: Ryme Katkhouda reads Arab Folk Tales University Doesn't Intent to Dismiss Student Protester GUEST: Christopher T. Cory, Head of Public Information at Pace University GUEST: Lauren Giaconne, student protesterGUEST: Brian Kelly, student protester Latinos Pedestrian Death Rate Staggering in Long Island Reporter:: Jim Krivo, Long Island CorrespondentGUEST: Jim Brown, Green Candidate for Long Island Anti-War & Media Protest GUEST: Priya Reddy, organizer with the “Tell the Truth About the Media” national anti-war and media reform campaign. She is working with Mediachannel and UFPJ on this campaign, to challenge the corporate media role in promoting the war in Iraq. ***EVENT** National Day of Media Action to Kick Off Spring Offensive! MediaChannel.org & United For Peace & Justice have announced that a dayof media protest will now kick off this years week-long“Spring Offensive” against the war,just before the third anniversary of the US invasion of IraqWednesday, March 15thFor more information, click here Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 8AM HOUR Filipino Humans Rights Workers GUEST: Marie Hilao-Enriquez, Secretary General of KARAPATAN, the National Alliance for the Advancement of People’s Rights in the PhilippinesGUEST: Edre Olalia, one of the Philippines’ most dynamic human rights lawyers and he is currently the chief legal consultant for NDF-nominated panel of the Joint Monitoring Committee, the group jointly appointed by the Government of the Republic of the Philippines (GRP) and the National Democratic Front of the Philippines (NDF) to oversee the implementation of the Comprehensive Agreement on Respect for Human Rights and International Humanitarian Law (CARHRIHL). Girl Scouts Celebrate 94th Anniversary GUEST: Karen Bernstein, Producer, Troop 1500 ***EVENT*** PBS Independent Lens presents TROOP 1500 A portrait of a Girl Scout troop in Austin, Texas.This troop is part of the national Girl ScoutsBeyond Bars program that unites girlswith their mothers who are serving time in prison.Tuesday, March 21 Derrick Hodge, Bassist of the Jabane Ensemble GUEST: Derrick Hodge, Bassist with the Jabane Ensemble Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR Democratic Senator calls for a Presidential Censure GUEST: Leigh Ann Caldwell, DC Editor, FSRN Chaos Palestine GUEST: Laila El- Haddad, correspondent for Al-Jazeera and FSRN & writes the blog a-mother-from-gaza.blogspot.com/ The Immigration Duel Persists REPORTER: Mimi Rosenberg, Wakeup Call’s legal correspondent and host of WBAI’s Building Bridges GUEST: Nancy Morawetz, New York University School of Law Immigrant Rights Clinic Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 6AM HOUR “The Girl Who Spoke Jasmine and Lillies From Iraq” Reader: Ryme Katkhouda reads Arab Folk Tales University Doesn't Intent to Dismiss Student Protester GUEST: Christopher T. Cory, Head of Public Information at Pace University GUEST: Lauren Giaconne, student protesterGUEST: Brian Kelly, student protester Latinos Pedestrian Death Rate Staggering in Long Island Reporter:: Jim Krivo, Long Island CorrespondentGUEST: Jim Brown, Green Candidate for Long Island Anti-War & Media Protest GUEST: Priya Reddy, organizer with the “Tell the Truth About the Media” national anti-war and media reform campaign. She is working with Mediachannel and UFPJ on this campaign, to challenge the corporate media role in promoting the war in Iraq. ***EVENT** National Day of Media Action to Kick Off Spring Offensive! MediaChannel.org & United For Peace & Justice have announced that a dayof media protest will now kick off this years week-long“Spring Offensive” against the war,just before the third anniversary of the US invasion of IraqWednesday, March 15thFor more information, click here Download as MP3 || Listen Now! tag:odeo.com,2006-03-15,23295198 Wed, 15 Mar 2006 06:31:14 -0800 no Wakeup Call Podcast http://odeo.com/episodes/23295200-Tuesday-March-14-2006 8AM HOUR The Coming Resource Wars GUEST: Dr. Michael Klare, Professor at Hampshire College and author of Blood and Oil US Latino Vets to March GUEST: Aidan Delgado, served in Iraq with Army Reserves, Veterans Against the War, Organizing the March 19 march to New OrleansGUEST: Pablo Paredes, Naval Officer who refused his Iraqi Deployment Order, Organizer of the Hispanic March Against the WarGUEST: Fernando Suarez del Solar, his son, Marine Lance Cpl Jesus Suarez, was killed in Iraq 3/27/03 Remembering Gordon Parks TAPE: Gordon Parks speechGUEST: Herb Boyd, historian, journalist & author Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR Voting Rights for Non-citizens GUEST: Cheryl Wertz, Director of Government Access, New Immigrant Community Empowerment ICE Operation Targets Alleged Gang Members; Hundreds of Latino Immigrants Arrested – but How Many Are Truly in a Gang? GUEST: Paromita Shah, Associate Director, National Immigration Project GUEST: Subhash Kateel, Families for Freedom Public Alli... 8AM HOUR The Coming Resource Wars GUEST: Dr. Michael Klare, Professor at Hampshire College and author of Blood and Oil US Latino Vets to March GUEST: Aidan Delgado, served in Iraq with Army Reserves, Veterans Against the War, Organizing the March 19 march to New OrleansGUEST: Pablo Paredes, Naval Officer who refused his Iraqi Deployment Order, Organizer of the Hispanic March Against the WarGUEST: Fernando Suarez del Solar, his son, Marine Lance Cpl Jesus Suarez, was killed in Iraq 3/27/03 Remembering Gordon Parks TAPE: Gordon Parks speechGUEST: Herb Boyd, historian, journalist & author Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR Voting Rights for Non-citizens GUEST: Cheryl Wertz, Director of Government Access, New Immigrant Community Empowerment ICE Operation Targets Alleged Gang Members; Hundreds of Latino Immigrants Arrested – but How Many Are Truly in a Gang? GUEST: Paromita Shah, Associate Director, National Immigration Project GUEST: Subhash Kateel, Families for Freedom Public Allies & NYU Social Justice GUEST: Mitty Owens, Associate Director of the Research Center for Leadership in Action at NYU’s Wagner School of Public Service GUEST: Melissa Davis & Tony Santiago, Graduating Allies of Public Allies GUEST: Yolonda Thompkins, Executive Director of Public Allies Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 6AM HOUR By The Time You Finish This Book You Might be Dead Author Reading: Aaron Zimmerman Being a Girl: Young Women on the Good and the Bad GUEST: Taneyah, Monica, and Maritza are Brooklyn Collaborative Middle School Bill to Require All Hospitals to Provide Emergency Contraception to Rape Victims REPORTER: Melinda Tuhus—FSRN and Between the Lines GUEST: Kiera McCaffrey, communications director for the Catholic League GUEST: Rep. Denise Merrill of CT, strong supporter of the bill Protests on the 3rd Anniversary of the War on Iraq GUEST: Sarah Flounders, International Action Center ***EVENT*** Protest the Ongoing Occupation of Iraq On the 3rd Anniversary Saturday, March 18 @ 1:30 PM Demonstrators will gather in Times Square Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 8AM HOUR The Coming Resource Wars GUEST: Dr. Michael Klare, Professor at Hampshire College and author of Blood and Oil US Latino Vets to March GUEST: Aidan Delgado, served in Iraq with Army Reserves, Veterans Against the War, Organizing the March 19 march to New OrleansGUEST: Pablo Paredes, Naval Officer who refused his Iraqi Deployment Order, Organizer of the Hispanic March Against the WarGUEST: Fernando Suarez del Solar, his son, Marine Lance Cpl Jesus Suarez, was killed in Iraq 3/27/03 Remembering Gordon Parks TAPE: Gordon Parks speechGUEST: Herb Boyd, historian, journalist & author Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR Voting Rights for Non-citizens GUEST: Cheryl Wertz, Director of Government Access, New Immigrant Community Empowerment ICE Operation Targets Alleged Gang Members; Hundreds of Latino Immigrants Arrested – but How Many Are Truly in a Gang? GUEST: Paromita Shah, Associate Director, National Immigration Project GUEST: Subhash Kateel, Families for Freedom Public Allies & NYU Social Justice GUEST: Mitty Owens, Associate Director of the Research Center for Leadership in Action at NYU’s Wagner School of Public Service GUEST: Melissa Davis & Tony Santiago, Graduating Allies of Public Allies GUEST: Yolonda Thompkins, Executive Director of Public Allies Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 6AM HOUR By The Time You Finish This Book You Might be Dead Author Reading: Aaron Zimmerman Being a Girl: Young Women on the Good and the Bad GUEST: Taneyah, Monica, and Maritza are Brooklyn Collaborative Middle School Bill to Require All Hospitals to Provide Emergency Contraception to Rape Victims REPORTER: Melinda Tuhus—FSRN and Between the Lines GUEST: Kiera McCaffrey, communications director for the Catholic League GUEST: Rep. Denise Merrill of CT, strong supporter of the bill Protests on the 3rd Anniversary of the War on Iraq GUEST: Sarah Flounders, International Action Center ***EVENT*** Protest the Ongoing Occupation of Iraq On the 3rd Anniversary Saturday, March 18 @ 1:30 PM Demonstrators will gather in Times Square Download as MP3 || Listen Now! tag:odeo.com,2006-03-15,23295200 Wed, 15 Mar 2006 05:44:31 -0800 no Wakeup Call Podcast http://odeo.com/episodes/24177538-Monday-March-13-2006 8AM HOUR Milosovic Dies GUEST: Milan Nikolic, a sociologist, long-time analyst of politics in Serbia, and a former political prisoner in Serbia in the mid-80s Iraqi Children in NY for Surgery GUEST: Ahmad Sharif, 8 year old Iraqi boy who 2 and half years ago got hit by a tank shell which led to amputation of his right arm, loosing his eye sight and scaring his face.GUEST: Jabbar Sharif, father of little Ahmad and his guardian in the trip to the US.GUEST: Elissa Montanti, Founder and chairwoman of the Global Medical Relief Fund Translator: Hesham Elmeligy, WBAI listener and volunteer for GMRF Salvadoran Election Results- Too Close to Call GUEST: Burke Stansbury, Executive Director of Cispes Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR UN Decries Lack of Drinking Water Worldover GUEST: Susan Murcott, expert in safe drinking water technologies for developing countries and lecturer at MIT in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering New Map of Atlantic Railyards GUEST: Will James... 8AM HOUR Milosovic Dies GUEST: Milan Nikolic, a sociologist, long-time analyst of politics in Serbia, and a former political prisoner in Serbia in the mid-80s Iraqi Children in NY for Surgery GUEST: Ahmad Sharif, 8 year old Iraqi boy who 2 and half years ago got hit by a tank shell which led to amputation of his right arm, loosing his eye sight and scaring his face.GUEST: Jabbar Sharif, father of little Ahmad and his guardian in the trip to the US.GUEST: Elissa Montanti, Founder and chairwoman of the Global Medical Relief Fund Translator: Hesham Elmeligy, WBAI listener and volunteer for GMRF Salvadoran Election Results- Too Close to Call GUEST: Burke Stansbury, Executive Director of Cispes Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR UN Decries Lack of Drinking Water Worldover GUEST: Susan Murcott, expert in safe drinking water technologies for developing countries and lecturer at MIT in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering New Map of Atlantic Railyards GUEST: Will James, from the website On New York Turf, a New York political issues site and creator of a new map showing the projected Atlantic Terminal developmentGUEST: Candace Carponter, member of the steering committee for Develop Don't Destroy Brooklyn Major Owens to Retire: His Son to Succeed Him? GUEST: Chris Owens, candidate for the US House of Representatives from the 11th District in Brooklyn, New York. Son of incumbent Congressman Major R. Owens. Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 6AM HOUR By the Time You Finish This Book You Might Be Dead Author: Aaron Zimmerman Labor Victory for Starbucks Barristas GUEST: Sarah Bender, Industrial Worker of the World organizer and Starbuck Barrista. Bender was fired for her unionizing efforts and but after the settlement she will offered back her jobGUEST: Pete Montalbano, also a IWW Starbucks Barrista. Montalbano was disciplined for his unionizing efforts at Starbucks. But the settlement included the erasure if his disciplinary record and he was even rewarded with a financial settlement. Regional Roundup -Upstate Reporter: Don DebarGUEST: Michael F. Davoli, Statewide Campaign Associate - Alliance For Quality Education Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 8AM HOUR Milosovic Dies GUEST: Milan Nikolic, a sociologist, long-time analyst of politics in Serbia, and a former political prisoner in Serbia in the mid-80s Iraqi Children in NY for Surgery GUEST: Ahmad Sharif, 8 year old Iraqi boy who 2 and half years ago got hit by a tank shell which led to amputation of his right arm, loosing his eye sight and scaring his face.GUEST: Jabbar Sharif, father of little Ahmad and his guardian in the trip to the US.GUEST: Elissa Montanti, Founder and chairwoman of the Global Medical Relief Fund Translator: Hesham Elmeligy, WBAI listener and volunteer for GMRF Salvadoran Election Results- Too Close to Call GUEST: Burke Stansbury, Executive Director of Cispes Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR UN Decries Lack of Drinking Water Worldover GUEST: Susan Murcott, expert in safe drinking water technologies for developing countries and lecturer at MIT in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering New Map of Atlantic Railyards GUEST: Will James, from the website On New York Turf, a New York political issues site and creator of a new map showing the projected Atlantic Terminal developmentGUEST: Candace Carponter, member of the steering committee for Develop Don't Destroy Brooklyn Major Owens to Retire: His Son to Succeed Him? GUEST: Chris Owens, candidate for the US House of Representatives from the 11th District in Brooklyn, New York. Son of incumbent Congressman Major R. Owens. Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 6AM HOUR By the Time You Finish This Book You Might Be Dead Author: Aaron Zimmerman Labor Victory for Starbucks Barristas GUEST: Sarah Bender, Industrial Worker of the World organizer and Starbuck Barrista. Bender was fired for her unionizing efforts and but after the settlement she will offered back her jobGUEST: Pete Montalbano, also a IWW Starbucks Barrista. Montalbano was disciplined for his unionizing efforts at Starbucks. But the settlement included the erasure if his disciplinary record and he was even rewarded with a financial settlement. Regional Roundup -Upstate Reporter: Don DebarGUEST: Michael F. Davoli, Statewide Campaign Associate - Alliance For Quality Education Download as MP3 || Listen Now! tag:odeo.com,2006-03-13,24177538 Mon, 13 Mar 2006 12:38:10 -0800 no Wakeup Call Podcast http://odeo.com/episodes/23295202-Monday-March-13-2006 8AM HOUR Milosovic Dies GUEST: Milan Nikolic, a sociologist, long-time analyst of politics in Serbia, and a former political prisoner in Serbia in the mid-80s Iraqi Children in NY for Surgery GUEST: Ahmad Sharif, 8 year old Iraqi boy who 2 and half years ago got hit by a tank shell which led to amputation of his right arm, loosing his eye sight and scaring his face.GUEST: Jabbar Sharif, father of little Ahmad and his guardian in the trip to the US.GUEST: Elissa Montanti, Founder and chairwoman of the Global Medical Relief Fund Translator: Hesham Elmeligy, WBAI listener and volunteer for GMRF Salvadoran Election Results- Too Close to Call GUEST: Burke Stansbury, Executive Director of Cispes Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR UN Decries Lack of Drinking Water Worldover GUEST: Susan Murcott, expert in safe drinking water technologies for developing countries and lecturer at MIT in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering New Map of Atlantic Railyards GUEST: Will James... 8AM HOUR Milosovic Dies GUEST: Milan Nikolic, a sociologist, long-time analyst of politics in Serbia, and a former political prisoner in Serbia in the mid-80s Iraqi Children in NY for Surgery GUEST: Ahmad Sharif, 8 year old Iraqi boy who 2 and half years ago got hit by a tank shell which led to amputation of his right arm, loosing his eye sight and scaring his face.GUEST: Jabbar Sharif, father of little Ahmad and his guardian in the trip to the US.GUEST: Elissa Montanti, Founder and chairwoman of the Global Medical Relief Fund Translator: Hesham Elmeligy, WBAI listener and volunteer for GMRF Salvadoran Election Results- Too Close to Call GUEST: Burke Stansbury, Executive Director of Cispes Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR UN Decries Lack of Drinking Water Worldover GUEST: Susan Murcott, expert in safe drinking water technologies for developing countries and lecturer at MIT in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering New Map of Atlantic Railyards GUEST: Will James, from the website On New York Turf, a New York political issues site and creator of a new map showing the projected Atlantic Terminal developmentGUEST: Candace Carponter, member of the steering committee for Develop Don't Destroy Brooklyn Major Owens to Retire: His Son to Succeed Him? GUEST: Chris Owens, candidate for the US House of Representatives from the 11th District in Brooklyn, New York. Son of incumbent Congressman Major R. Owens. Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 6AM HOUR By the Time You Finish This Book You Might Be Dead Author: Aaron Zimmerman Labor Victory for Starbucks Barristas GUEST: Sarah Bender, Industrial Worker of the World organizer and Starbuck Barrista. Bender was fired for her unionizing efforts and but after the settlement she will offered back her jobGUEST: Pete Montalbano, also a IWW Starbucks Barrista. Montalbano was disciplined for his unionizing efforts at Starbucks. But the settlement included the erasure if his disciplinary record and he was even rewarded with a financial settlement. Regional Roundup -Upstate Reporter: Don DebarGUEST: Michael F. Davoli, Statewide Campaign Associate - Alliance For Quality Education Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 8AM HOUR Milosovic Dies GUEST: Milan Nikolic, a sociologist, long-time analyst of politics in Serbia, and a former political prisoner in Serbia in the mid-80s Iraqi Children in NY for Surgery GUEST: Ahmad Sharif, 8 year old Iraqi boy who 2 and half years ago got hit by a tank shell which led to amputation of his right arm, loosing his eye sight and scaring his face.GUEST: Jabbar Sharif, father of little Ahmad and his guardian in the trip to the US.GUEST: Elissa Montanti, Founder and chairwoman of the Global Medical Relief Fund Translator: Hesham Elmeligy, WBAI listener and volunteer for GMRF Salvadoran Election Results- Too Close to Call GUEST: Burke Stansbury, Executive Director of Cispes Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR UN Decries Lack of Drinking Water Worldover GUEST: Susan Murcott, expert in safe drinking water technologies for developing countries and lecturer at MIT in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering New Map of Atlantic Railyards GUEST: Will James, from the website On New York Turf, a New York political issues site and creator of a new map showing the projected Atlantic Terminal developmentGUEST: Candace Carponter, member of the steering committee for Develop Don't Destroy Brooklyn Major Owens to Retire: His Son to Succeed Him? GUEST: Chris Owens, candidate for the US House of Representatives from the 11th District in Brooklyn, New York. Son of incumbent Congressman Major R. Owens. Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 6AM HOUR By the Time You Finish This Book You Might Be Dead Author: Aaron Zimmerman Labor Victory for Starbucks Barristas GUEST: Sarah Bender, Industrial Worker of the World organizer and Starbuck Barrista. Bender was fired for her unionizing efforts and but after the settlement she will offered back her jobGUEST: Pete Montalbano, also a IWW Starbucks Barrista. Montalbano was disciplined for his unionizing efforts at Starbucks. But the settlement included the erasure if his disciplinary record and he was even rewarded with a financial settlement. Regional Roundup -Upstate Reporter: Don DebarGUEST: Michael F. Davoli, Statewide Campaign Associate - Alliance For Quality Education Download as MP3 || Listen Now! tag:odeo.com,2006-03-13,23295202 Mon, 13 Mar 2006 12:38:10 -0800 no Wakeup Call Podcast http://odeo.com/episodes/885538-Monday-March-13-2006 tag:odeo.com,2006-03-13,885538 Mon, 13 Mar 2006 09:19:00 -0800 no Wakeup Call Podcast http://odeo.com/episodes/868964-Friday-March-10-2006 tag:odeo.com,2006-03-10,868964 Fri, 10 Mar 2006 19:08:49 -0800 no Wakeup Call Podcast http://odeo.com/episodes/24177539-Friday-March-10-2006 8AM HOUR The State of the Indigenous Movement in Colombia GUEST: Luis Evelis Andrade, Embera Indian leader from Choco, Colombia & current president of the National Indigenous Organization of Colombia, ONIC Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR Civilian Casualties Mount in Iraq GUEST: Dr. Scott Lipscomb, U.S. spokesperson for the organization Iraq Body Count and Associate Professor at Northwestern University & co-founder of "Musicians Opposing War," a group of NU faculty, students, and staff Bolivian Scholar Denied Visa ??? So Much for Academic Freedoms GUEST: Despierta Boricua Host: Ben Ramos, of Pro-Libertad GUEST: Dr. Rafael Bernab, Professor at the University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras campus & spokesperson of El Frente Socialista and member of El Taller de Formacion Politica Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 6AMHOUR Media Minutes Segment from Freepress.net The weekly update on the world of media policy and activism reminding us that the business of media is not only for business... 8AM HOUR The State of the Indigenous Movement in Colombia GUEST: Luis Evelis Andrade, Embera Indian leader from Choco, Colombia & current president of the National Indigenous Organization of Colombia, ONIC Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR Civilian Casualties Mount in Iraq GUEST: Dr. Scott Lipscomb, U.S. spokesperson for the organization Iraq Body Count and Associate Professor at Northwestern University & co-founder of "Musicians Opposing War," a group of NU faculty, students, and staff Bolivian Scholar Denied Visa ??? So Much for Academic Freedoms GUEST: Despierta Boricua Host: Ben Ramos, of Pro-Libertad GUEST: Dr. Rafael Bernab, Professor at the University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras campus & spokesperson of El Frente Socialista and member of El Taller de Formacion Politica Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 6AMHOUR Media Minutes Segment from Freepress.net The weekly update on the world of media policy and activism reminding us that the business of media is not only for business! Our Brand is Crisis GUEST: Rachel Boynton, award-winning filmmaker, producer and director ***For information on the screening of "Our Brand is Crisis" , please click here Devil???s Game and the War on Terror GUEST: Robert Dreyfuss, Independent journalist and author US Authorities must Act on Medical Experts??? Call for Independent Examinations of Gitmo Prisoners GUEST: Dr. David Nicholl, Coordinator of the Letter Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 8AM HOUR The State of the Indigenous Movement in Colombia GUEST: Luis Evelis Andrade, Embera Indian leader from Choco, Colombia & current president of the National Indigenous Organization of Colombia, ONIC Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR Civilian Casualties Mount in Iraq GUEST: Dr. Scott Lipscomb, U.S. spokesperson for the organization Iraq Body Count and Associate Professor at Northwestern University & co-founder of "Musicians Opposing War," a group of NU faculty, students, and staff Bolivian Scholar Denied Visa ??? So Much for Academic Freedoms GUEST: Despierta Boricua Host: Ben Ramos, of Pro-Libertad GUEST: Dr. Rafael Bernab, Professor at the University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras campus & spokesperson of El Frente Socialista and member of El Taller de Formacion Politica Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 6AMHOUR Media Minutes Segment from Freepress.net The weekly update on the world of media policy and activism reminding us that the business of media is not only for business! Our Brand is Crisis GUEST: Rachel Boynton, award-winning filmmaker, producer and director ***For information on the screening of "Our Brand is Crisis" , please click here Devil???s Game and the War on Terror GUEST: Robert Dreyfuss, Independent journalist and author US Authorities must Act on Medical Experts??? Call for Independent Examinations of Gitmo Prisoners GUEST: Dr. David Nicholl, Coordinator of the Letter Download as MP3 || Listen Now! tag:odeo.com,2006-03-10,24177539 Fri, 10 Mar 2006 11:08:49 -0800 no Wakeup Call Podcast http://odeo.com/episodes/23295204-Friday-March-10-2006 8AM HOUR The State of the Indigenous Movement in Colombia GUEST: Luis Evelis Andrade, Embera Indian leader from Choco, Colombia & current president of the National Indigenous Organization of Colombia, ONIC Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR Civilian Casualties Mount in Iraq GUEST: Dr. Scott Lipscomb, U.S. spokesperson for the organization Iraq Body Count and Associate Professor at Northwestern University & co-founder of "Musicians Opposing War," a group of NU faculty, students, and staff Bolivian Scholar Denied Visa – So Much for Academic Freedoms GUEST: Despierta Boricua Host: Ben Ramos, of Pro-Libertad GUEST: Dr. Rafael Bernab, Professor at the University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras campus & spokesperson of El Frente Socialista and member of El Taller de Formacion Politica Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 6AMHOUR Media Minutes Segment from Freepress.net The weekly update on the world of media policy and activism reminding us that the business of media is not only for business! ... 8AM HOUR The State of the Indigenous Movement in Colombia GUEST: Luis Evelis Andrade, Embera Indian leader from Choco, Colombia & current president of the National Indigenous Organization of Colombia, ONIC Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR Civilian Casualties Mount in Iraq GUEST: Dr. Scott Lipscomb, U.S. spokesperson for the organization Iraq Body Count and Associate Professor at Northwestern University & co-founder of "Musicians Opposing War," a group of NU faculty, students, and staff Bolivian Scholar Denied Visa – So Much for Academic Freedoms GUEST: Despierta Boricua Host: Ben Ramos, of Pro-Libertad GUEST: Dr. Rafael Bernab, Professor at the University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras campus & spokesperson of El Frente Socialista and member of El Taller de Formacion Politica Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 6AMHOUR Media Minutes Segment from Freepress.net The weekly update on the world of media policy and activism reminding us that the business of media is not only for business! Our Brand is Crisis GUEST: Rachel Boynton, award-winning filmmaker, producer and director ***For information on the screening of "Our Brand is Crisis" , please click here Devil’s Game and the War on Terror GUEST: Robert Dreyfuss, Independent journalist and author US Authorities must Act on Medical Experts’ Call for Independent Examinations of Gitmo Prisoners GUEST: Dr. David Nicholl, Coordinator of the Letter Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 8AM HOUR The State of the Indigenous Movement in Colombia GUEST: Luis Evelis Andrade, Embera Indian leader from Choco, Colombia & current president of the National Indigenous Organization of Colombia, ONIC Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR Civilian Casualties Mount in Iraq GUEST: Dr. Scott Lipscomb, U.S. spokesperson for the organization Iraq Body Count and Associate Professor at Northwestern University & co-founder of "Musicians Opposing War," a group of NU faculty, students, and staff Bolivian Scholar Denied Visa – So Much for Academic Freedoms GUEST: Despierta Boricua Host: Ben Ramos, of Pro-Libertad GUEST: Dr. Rafael Bernab, Professor at the University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras campus & spokesperson of El Frente Socialista and member of El Taller de Formacion Politica Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 6AMHOUR Media Minutes Segment from Freepress.net The weekly update on the world of media policy and activism reminding us that the business of media is not only for business! Our Brand is Crisis GUEST: Rachel Boynton, award-winning filmmaker, producer and director ***For information on the screening of "Our Brand is Crisis" , please click here Devil’s Game and the War on Terror GUEST: Robert Dreyfuss, Independent journalist and author US Authorities must Act on Medical Experts’ Call for Independent Examinations of Gitmo Prisoners GUEST: Dr. David Nicholl, Coordinator of the Letter Download as MP3 || Listen Now! tag:odeo.com,2006-03-10,23295204 Fri, 10 Mar 2006 11:08:49 -0800 no Wakeup Call Podcast http://odeo.com/episodes/868963-Thursday-March-9-2006 tag:odeo.com,2006-03-09,868963 Thu, 09 Mar 2006 22:47:50 -0800 no Wakeup Call Podcast http://odeo.com/episodes/24177540-Thursday-March-9-2006 Young Women Rule Wakeup Call Special Programming Being a Girl: Young Women on the Good and the Bad GUESTS: Taneyah, Monica, and Maritza are Brooklyn Collaborative Middle School Patty Dukes on Women in Hip Hop GUEST: Rephstar, rapperGUEST: Patty Dukes, Chica Luna, Hip-Hop Artist, Actress, Writer and Filmmaker GUEST: Chelsea Michel Gregory, artiat, activist & educator representing " We got Issues" project ***EVENT*** F-WORD PROJECT FILMS SCREENING Thursday, March 16th @ 7pmJulia de Burgos Latino Cultural Center, 1680Lexington Avenue (105th street) Manhattan Fraud in Salvadoran Elections Reporter: Sylvia Guerrero, Radio Rootz GUESTS: Nikki Miller, CISPES Zinn Reading GUESTS: Ariel Smith, Toni Kong, Diana Winguyen, and Liliana Rozon, from the High School of Economics & Finance Download 7AM HOUR as MP3 || Listen Now! Download 8AM HOUR as MP3 || Listen Now! Young Women Rule Wakeup Call Special Programming Being a Girl: Young Women on the Good and the Bad GUESTS: Taneyah, Monica, and Maritza are Brooklyn Collaborative Middle School Patty Dukes on Women in Hip Hop GUEST: Rephstar, rapperGUEST: Patty Dukes, Chica Luna, Hip-Hop Artist, Actress, Writer and Filmmaker GUEST: Chelsea Michel Gregory, artiat, activist & educator representing " We got Issues" project ***EVENT*** F-WORD PROJECT FILMS SCREENING Thursday, March 16th @ 7pmJulia de Burgos Latino Cultural Center, 1680Lexington Avenue (105th street) Manhattan Fraud in Salvadoran Elections Reporter: Sylvia Guerrero, Radio Rootz GUESTS: Nikki Miller, CISPES Zinn Reading GUESTS: Ariel Smith, Toni Kong, Diana Winguyen, and Liliana Rozon, from the High School of Economics & Finance Download 7AM HOUR as MP3 || Listen Now! Download 8AM HOUR as MP3 || Listen Now! Young Women Rule Wakeup Call Special Programming Being a Girl: Young Women on the Good and the Bad GUESTS: Taneyah, Monica, and Maritza are Brooklyn Collaborative Middle School Patty Dukes on Women in Hip Hop GUEST: Rephstar, rapperGUEST: Patty Dukes, Chica Luna, Hip-Hop Artist, Actress, Writer and Filmmaker GUEST: Chelsea Michel Gregory, artiat, activist & educator representing " We got Issues" project ***EVENT*** F-WORD PROJECT FILMS SCREENING Thursday, March 16th @ 7pmJulia de Burgos Latino Cultural Center, 1680Lexington Avenue (105th street) Manhattan Fraud in Salvadoran Elections Reporter: Sylvia Guerrero, Radio Rootz GUESTS: Nikki Miller, CISPES Zinn Reading GUESTS: Ariel Smith, Toni Kong, Diana Winguyen, and Liliana Rozon, from the High School of Economics & Finance Download 7AM HOUR as MP3 || Listen Now! Download 8AM HOUR as MP3 || Listen Now! tag:odeo.com,2006-03-09,24177540 Thu, 09 Mar 2006 14:47:50 -0800 no Wakeup Call Podcast http://odeo.com/episodes/23295219-Thursday-March-9-2006 Young Women Rule Wakeup Call Special Programming Being a Girl: Young Women on the Good and the Bad GUESTS: Taneyah, Monica, and Maritza are Brooklyn Collaborative Middle School Patty Dukes on Women in Hip Hop GUEST: Rephstar, rapperGUEST: Patty Dukes, Chica Luna, Hip-Hop Artist, Actress, Writer and Filmmaker GUEST: Chelsea Michel Gregory, artiat, activist & educator representing " We got Issues" project ***EVENT*** F-WORD PROJECT FILMS SCREENING Thursday, March 16th @ 7pmJulia de Burgos Latino Cultural Center, 1680Lexington Avenue (105th street) Manhattan Fraud in Salvadoran Elections Reporter: Sylvia Guerrero, Radio Rootz GUESTS: Nikki Miller, CISPES Zinn Reading GUESTS: Ariel Smith, Toni Kong, Diana Winguyen, and Liliana Rozon, from the High School of Economics & Finance Download 7AM HOUR as MP3 || Listen Now! Download 8AM HOUR as MP3 || Listen Now! Young Women Rule Wakeup Call Special Programming Being a Girl: Young Women on the Good and the Bad GUESTS: Taneyah, Monica, and Maritza are Brooklyn Collaborative Middle School Patty Dukes on Women in Hip Hop GUEST: Rephstar, rapperGUEST: Patty Dukes, Chica Luna, Hip-Hop Artist, Actress, Writer and Filmmaker GUEST: Chelsea Michel Gregory, artiat, activist & educator representing " We got Issues" project ***EVENT*** F-WORD PROJECT FILMS SCREENING Thursday, March 16th @ 7pmJulia de Burgos Latino Cultural Center, 1680Lexington Avenue (105th street) Manhattan Fraud in Salvadoran Elections Reporter: Sylvia Guerrero, Radio Rootz GUESTS: Nikki Miller, CISPES Zinn Reading GUESTS: Ariel Smith, Toni Kong, Diana Winguyen, and Liliana Rozon, from the High School of Economics & Finance Download 7AM HOUR as MP3 || Listen Now! Download 8AM HOUR as MP3 || Listen Now! Young Women Rule Wakeup Call Special Programming Being a Girl: Young Women on the Good and the Bad GUESTS: Taneyah, Monica, and Maritza are Brooklyn Collaborative Middle School Patty Dukes on Women in Hip Hop GUEST: Rephstar, rapperGUEST: Patty Dukes, Chica Luna, Hip-Hop Artist, Actress, Writer and Filmmaker GUEST: Chelsea Michel Gregory, artiat, activist & educator representing " We got Issues" project ***EVENT*** F-WORD PROJECT FILMS SCREENING Thursday, March 16th @ 7pmJulia de Burgos Latino Cultural Center, 1680Lexington Avenue (105th street) Manhattan Fraud in Salvadoran Elections Reporter: Sylvia Guerrero, Radio Rootz GUESTS: Nikki Miller, CISPES Zinn Reading GUESTS: Ariel Smith, Toni Kong, Diana Winguyen, and Liliana Rozon, from the High School of Economics & Finance Download 7AM HOUR as MP3 || Listen Now! Download 8AM HOUR as MP3 || Listen Now! tag:odeo.com,2006-03-09,23295219 Thu, 09 Mar 2006 14:47:50 -0800 no Wakeup Call Podcast http://odeo.com/episodes/23295239-Wednesday-March-8-2006 ***International Working Women's Day *** Special Programming: 7AM HOUR Women’s Conference 1975 TAPE: Betty Friedan vs. the Third World, Mexico City Women’s Conference 1975, Pacifica Radio Archives Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 8AM HOUR Where is the Women’s Movement Today? GUEST: Sujatha Fernandes (Women's Movements in Latin America)Sujatha Fernandes is a researcher on women and social movements in Latin America and the Caribbean at Princeton University. Between 1998 and 2006, she lived and worked extensively with social movements in Latin American and Caribbean countries, particularly Cuba and Venezuela. She has written articles about women and hip-hop in Cuba, popular women’s movements in Venezuela, and has a book coming out on popular culture and the state in Cuba. GUEST: Ai-jen Poo (Community Organizer of Domestic Workers)Ai-jen is an organizer at CAAAV Organizing Asian Communities andDomestic Workers United. She has been organizing with women of colorworking in informal service... ***International Working Women's Day *** Special Programming: 7AM HOUR Women’s Conference 1975 TAPE: Betty Friedan vs. the Third World, Mexico City Women’s Conference 1975, Pacifica Radio Archives Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 8AM HOUR Where is the Women’s Movement Today? GUEST: Sujatha Fernandes (Women's Movements in Latin America)Sujatha Fernandes is a researcher on women and social movements in Latin America and the Caribbean at Princeton University. Between 1998 and 2006, she lived and worked extensively with social movements in Latin American and Caribbean countries, particularly Cuba and Venezuela. She has written articles about women and hip-hop in Cuba, popular women’s movements in Venezuela, and has a book coming out on popular culture and the state in Cuba. GUEST: Ai-jen Poo (Community Organizer of Domestic Workers)Ai-jen is an organizer at CAAAV Organizing Asian Communities andDomestic Workers United. She has been organizing with women of colorworking in informal service industries in New York since 1996. GUEST: Siobhan Brooks (sex worker activist and professor)Siobhan Brooks is an expert on women of color in the sex worker industry. No stranger to controversy, Brooks is a queer black feminist who helped organize the country’s first and only workplace union of sex workers at The Lusty Lady,a well-known peep show in San Francisco’s North Beach district. Brooks has gone on to interview sex workers across the country and has published several articles as a result. Her work has appeared in the anthology Whores and Other Feminists, Z Magazine, Feminism and Anti-Racism, and the University of California Hastings Law Journal. Brooks is also a board member of the Exotic Dancers Alliance, and is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in sociology at The New School. She is working on a book of interviews with sex workers of color. GUEST: Elvira Colorado, Chichimec Otomi of Coatlicue Theatre Company Elvira Colorado, Chichimeca Otomi, joined with her sister to form Coatlicue Theatre Company in 1988, named for the Mexican deity of creation and the earth. The company was formed for the purpose of seeking to explore and assert their indigenous identity, as well as to provide a voice for those experiences which are for the most part, absent from the mainstream media. They are writers, storytellers, performers and community activists and have conducted writing, storytelling and theatre workshops throughout the hemisphere as well as organized major festivals and indigenous celebrations. They are members of the American Indian Community House, Cetiliztli Nauhcampa Quetzalcoatl in Ixachitlan, the Hemispheric Institute of Performance and Politics at New York University and the Network of Ensemble Theatres. Their work has been published in numerous theatre journals and anthologies. GUEST: Rosa Clemente (REACH Hip Hop Coalition)Rosa Clemente, is the Director of Grassroots Advocacy and Community Outreach at the Community Service Society. She is an activist and journalist with WBAI and her writings will soon be read in a major New York publication, living in Flatbush Brooklyn, a member of the Malcolm X Grassroots movement, and the spokesperson for the REACH Hip Hop Coalition, formerly know as the coalition against Hot 97. She is a frequent guest lecturer on college campuses and radio. Her work can be found on www.rosaclemente.org. Rosa is currently working on a documentary on Hurricane Katrina. Download as MP3 || Listen Now! ***International Working Women's Day *** Special Programming: 7AM HOUR Women’s Conference 1975 TAPE: Betty Friedan vs. the Third World, Mexico City Women’s Conference 1975, Pacifica Radio Archives Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 8AM HOUR Where is the Women’s Movement Today? GUEST: Sujatha Fernandes (Women's Movements in Latin America)Sujatha Fernandes is a researcher on women and social movements in Latin America and the Caribbean at Princeton University. Between 1998 and 2006, she lived and worked extensively with social movements in Latin American and Caribbean countries, particularly Cuba and Venezuela. She has written articles about women and hip-hop in Cuba, popular women’s movements in Venezuela, and has a book coming out on popular culture and the state in Cuba. GUEST: Ai-jen Poo (Community Organizer of Domestic Workers)Ai-jen is an organizer at CAAAV Organizing Asian Communities andDomestic Workers United. She has been organizing with women of colorworking in informal service industries in New York since 1996. GUEST: Siobhan Brooks (sex worker activist and professor)Siobhan Brooks is an expert on women of color in the sex worker industry. No stranger to controversy, Brooks is a queer black feminist who helped organize the country’s first and only workplace union of sex workers at The Lusty Lady,a well-known peep show in San Francisco’s North Beach district. Brooks has gone on to interview sex workers across the country and has published several articles as a result. Her work has appeared in the anthology Whores and Other Feminists, Z Magazine, Feminism and Anti-Racism, and the University of California Hastings Law Journal. Brooks is also a board member of the Exotic Dancers Alliance, and is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in sociology at The New School. She is working on a book of interviews with sex workers of color. GUEST: Elvira Colorado, Chichimec Otomi of Coatlicue Theatre Company Elvira Colorado, Chichimeca Otomi, joined with her sister to form Coatlicue Theatre Company in 1988, named for the Mexican deity of creation and the earth. The company was formed for the purpose of seeking to explore and assert their indigenous identity, as well as to provide a voice for those experiences which are for the most part, absent from the mainstream media. They are writers, storytellers, performers and community activists and have conducted writing, storytelling and theatre workshops throughout the hemisphere as well as organized major festivals and indigenous celebrations. They are members of the American Indian Community House, Cetiliztli Nauhcampa Quetzalcoatl in Ixachitlan, the Hemispheric Institute of Performance and Politics at New York University and the Network of Ensemble Theatres. Their work has been published in numerous theatre journals and anthologies. GUEST: Rosa Clemente (REACH Hip Hop Coalition)Rosa Clemente, is the Director of Grassroots Advocacy and Community Outreach at the Community Service Society. She is an activist and journalist with WBAI and her writings will soon be read in a major New York publication, living in Flatbush Brooklyn, a member of the Malcolm X Grassroots movement, and the spokesperson for the REACH Hip Hop Coalition, formerly know as the coalition against Hot 97. She is a frequent guest lecturer on college campuses and radio. Her work can be found on www.rosaclemente.org. Rosa is currently working on a documentary on Hurricane Katrina. Download as MP3 || Listen Now! tag:odeo.com,2006-03-08,23295239 Wed, 08 Mar 2006 06:20:27 -0800 no Wakeup Call Podcast http://odeo.com/episodes/24177541-Wednesday-March-8-2006 ***International Working Women's Day *** Special Programming: 7AM HOUR Women???s Conference 1975 TAPE: Betty Friedan vs. the Third World, Mexico City Women???s Conference 1975, Pacifica Radio Archives Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 8AM HOUR Where is the Women???s Movement Today? GUEST: Sujatha Fernandes (Women's Movements in Latin America)Sujatha Fernandes is a researcher on women and social movements in Latin America and the Caribbean at Princeton University. Between 1998 and 2006, she lived and worked extensively with social movements in Latin American and Caribbean countries, particularly Cuba and Venezuela. She has written articles about women and hip-hop in Cuba, popular women???s movements in Venezuela, and has a book coming out on popular culture and the state in Cuba. GUEST: Ai-jen Poo (Community Organizer of Domestic Workers)Ai-jen is an organizer at CAAAV Organizing Asian Communities andDomestic Workers United. She has been organizing with women of colorworking in informal... ***International Working Women's Day *** Special Programming: 7AM HOUR Women???s Conference 1975 TAPE: Betty Friedan vs. the Third World, Mexico City Women???s Conference 1975, Pacifica Radio Archives Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 8AM HOUR Where is the Women???s Movement Today? GUEST: Sujatha Fernandes (Women's Movements in Latin America)Sujatha Fernandes is a researcher on women and social movements in Latin America and the Caribbean at Princeton University. Between 1998 and 2006, she lived and worked extensively with social movements in Latin American and Caribbean countries, particularly Cuba and Venezuela. She has written articles about women and hip-hop in Cuba, popular women???s movements in Venezuela, and has a book coming out on popular culture and the state in Cuba. GUEST: Ai-jen Poo (Community Organizer of Domestic Workers)Ai-jen is an organizer at CAAAV Organizing Asian Communities andDomestic Workers United. She has been organizing with women of colorworking in informal service industries in New York since 1996. GUEST: Siobhan Brooks (sex worker activist and professor)Siobhan Brooks is an expert on women of color in the sex worker industry. No stranger to controversy, Brooks is a queer black feminist who helped organize the country???s first and only workplace union of sex workers at The Lusty Lady,a well-known peep show in San Francisco???s North Beach district. Brooks has gone on to interview sex workers across the country and has published several articles as a result. Her work has appeared in the anthology Whores and Other Feminists, Z Magazine, Feminism and Anti-Racism, and the University of California Hastings Law Journal. Brooks is also a board member of the Exotic Dancers Alliance, and is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in sociology at The New School. She is working on a book of interviews with sex workers of color. GUEST: Elvira Colorado, Chichimec Otomi of Coatlicue Theatre Company Elvira Colorado, Chichimeca Otomi, joined with her sister to form Coatlicue Theatre Company in 1988, named for the Mexican deity of creation and the earth. The company was formed for the purpose of seeking to explore and assert their indigenous identity, as well as to provide a voice for those experiences which are for the most part, absent from the mainstream media. They are writers, storytellers, performers and community activists and have conducted writing, storytelling and theatre workshops throughout the hemisphere as well as organized major festivals and indigenous celebrations. They are members of the American Indian Community House, Cetiliztli Nauhcampa Quetzalcoatl in Ixachitlan, the Hemispheric Institute of Performance and Politics at New York University and the Network of Ensemble Theatres. Their work has been published in numerous theatre journals and anthologies. GUEST: Rosa Clemente (REACH Hip Hop Coalition)Rosa Clemente, is the Director of Grassroots Advocacy and Community Outreach at the Community Service Society. She is an activist and journalist with WBAI and her writings will soon be read in a major New York publication, living in Flatbush Brooklyn, a member of the Malcolm X Grassroots movement, and the spokesperson for the REACH Hip Hop Coalition, formerly know as the coalition against Hot 97. She is a frequent guest lecturer on college campuses and radio. Her work can be found on www.rosaclemente.org. Rosa is currently working on a documentary on Hurricane Katrina. Download as MP3 || Listen Now! ***International Working Women's Day *** Special Programming: 7AM HOUR Women???s Conference 1975 TAPE: Betty Friedan vs. the Third World, Mexico City Women???s Conference 1975, Pacifica Radio Archives Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 8AM HOUR Where is the Women???s Movement Today? GUEST: Sujatha Fernandes (Women's Movements in Latin America)Sujatha Fernandes is a researcher on women and social movements in Latin America and the Caribbean at Princeton University. Between 1998 and 2006, she lived and worked extensively with social movements in Latin American and Caribbean countries, particularly Cuba and Venezuela. She has written articles about women and hip-hop in Cuba, popular women???s movements in Venezuela, and has a book coming out on popular culture and the state in Cuba. GUEST: Ai-jen Poo (Community Organizer of Domestic Workers)Ai-jen is an organizer at CAAAV Organizing Asian Communities andDomestic Workers United. She has been organizing with women of colorworking in informal service industries in New York since 1996. GUEST: Siobhan Brooks (sex worker activist and professor)Siobhan Brooks is an expert on women of color in the sex worker industry. No stranger to controversy, Brooks is a queer black feminist who helped organize the country???s first and only workplace union of sex workers at The Lusty Lady,a well-known peep show in San Francisco???s North Beach district. Brooks has gone on to interview sex workers across the country and has published several articles as a result. Her work has appeared in the anthology Whores and Other Feminists, Z Magazine, Feminism and Anti-Racism, and the University of California Hastings Law Journal. Brooks is also a board member of the Exotic Dancers Alliance, and is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in sociology at The New School. She is working on a book of interviews with sex workers of color. GUEST: Elvira Colorado, Chichimec Otomi of Coatlicue Theatre Company Elvira Colorado, Chichimeca Otomi, joined with her sister to form Coatlicue Theatre Company in 1988, named for the Mexican deity of creation and the earth. The company was formed for the purpose of seeking to explore and assert their indigenous identity, as well as to provide a voice for those experiences which are for the most part, absent from the mainstream media. They are writers, storytellers, performers and community activists and have conducted writing, storytelling and theatre workshops throughout the hemisphere as well as organized major festivals and indigenous celebrations. They are members of the American Indian Community House, Cetiliztli Nauhcampa Quetzalcoatl in Ixachitlan, the Hemispheric Institute of Performance and Politics at New York University and the Network of Ensemble Theatres. Their work has been published in numerous theatre journals and anthologies. GUEST: Rosa Clemente (REACH Hip Hop Coalition)Rosa Clemente, is the Director of Grassroots Advocacy and Community Outreach at the Community Service Society. She is an activist and journalist with WBAI and her writings will soon be read in a major New York publication, living in Flatbush Brooklyn, a member of the Malcolm X Grassroots movement, and the spokesperson for the REACH Hip Hop Coalition, formerly know as the coalition against Hot 97. She is a frequent guest lecturer on college campuses and radio. Her work can be found on www.rosaclemente.org. Rosa is currently working on a documentary on Hurricane Katrina. Download as MP3 || Listen Now! tag:odeo.com,2006-03-08,24177541 Wed, 08 Mar 2006 06:20:27 -0800 no Wakeup Call Podcast http://odeo.com/episodes/847105-Wednesday-March-8-2006 tag:odeo.com,2006-03-08,847105 Wed, 08 Mar 2006 05:25:00 -0800 no Wakeup Call Podcast http://odeo.com/episodes/847104-Tuesday-March-7-2006 tag:odeo.com,2006-03-07,847104 Tue, 07 Mar 2006 14:44:26 -0800 no Wakeup Call Podcast http://odeo.com/episodes/23295243-Tuesday-March-7-2006 8AM HOURRemembering, Civil Rights Leader, Anne Braden GUEST: Gwen Patten, Archivist of the Civil Rights Movement TAPE: Anne Braden Sherman Austin on NSA Spying on Him GUEST: Sherman Austin, former webmaster, Raisethefist.com Standoff: Catholic Leaders Oppose Cruel Immigration Legislation GUEST: Ruben Garcia, a catholic priest executive director of the Annunciation House Ugandan Human Rights Activist James Otto GUEST: James Otto, one of the founders of HURIFO. Otto began his human rights work after he was detained without charge or trial from 1981 to 1985. ***Go to Witness to see the documentary Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR Corridors – City Hall – Rapid Refunds GUEST: Chris Keeley, Program Associate for NEDAP and co-author of report South Dakota Bans Abortion GUEST: Kim Gandy, President of National Organization for Women AT&T, Bell South, and You: Can this Mega Media Merger be Stopped? GUEST: Celia Wexler, Vice president for advocacy, Common Cause GUEST: Michael Eisenmenge... 8AM HOURRemembering, Civil Rights Leader, Anne Braden GUEST: Gwen Patten, Archivist of the Civil Rights Movement TAPE: Anne Braden Sherman Austin on NSA Spying on Him GUEST: Sherman Austin, former webmaster, Raisethefist.com Standoff: Catholic Leaders Oppose Cruel Immigration Legislation GUEST: Ruben Garcia, a catholic priest executive director of the Annunciation House Ugandan Human Rights Activist James Otto GUEST: James Otto, one of the founders of HURIFO. Otto began his human rights work after he was detained without charge or trial from 1981 to 1985. ***Go to Witness to see the documentary Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR Corridors – City Hall – Rapid Refunds GUEST: Chris Keeley, Program Associate for NEDAP and co-author of report South Dakota Bans Abortion GUEST: Kim Gandy, President of National Organization for Women AT&T, Bell South, and You: Can this Mega Media Merger be Stopped? GUEST: Celia Wexler, Vice president for advocacy, Common Cause GUEST: Michael Eisenmenger, MNN Lynne Stewart Now Faces Breast Cancer GUEST: Lynne StewartCivil Rights Attorney Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 6AM HOUR Wakeup Story: Black MarksReader: Kirsten Hoyt, author of bookPlease visit www.akashicbooks.com 230 Palestinian Children Arrested in 2006 by IDF GUEST: Ayed Abu Eqteish, Defense for Children International Palestine Section research coordinator Regional Roundup: CT Moves to Regulate Junk Food in Schools Reporter: Melinda Tuhus, Between The Lines and FSRN GUEST: Lucy Nolan, End Hunger Coalition Save Cafe 5C @ Avenue C & 5th St GUEST: Brother Bruce, 5C Cafe and Community Music Center ***EVENT*** Experience the LES as it was before it became the East Village! LIVE JAZZ/EXPERIMENTAL MUSIC and FILMSBenefit Concert to Pay Legal Expenses to Stop EvictionMarch 12 from 7-10PM St Marks Church (10th St. @ 2nd Avenue) Performers include Charles Gayle, Matthew Shipp,Penny Arcade, John Wriggle, Chris Rael,DeePop, Cannon's HipHop ProjectFor more info, click here Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 8AM HOURRemembering, Civil Rights Leader, Anne Braden GUEST: Gwen Patten, Archivist of the Civil Rights Movement TAPE: Anne Braden Sherman Austin on NSA Spying on Him GUEST: Sherman Austin, former webmaster, Raisethefist.com Standoff: Catholic Leaders Oppose Cruel Immigration Legislation GUEST: Ruben Garcia, a catholic priest executive director of the Annunciation House Ugandan Human Rights Activist James Otto GUEST: James Otto, one of the founders of HURIFO. Otto began his human rights work after he was detained without charge or trial from 1981 to 1985. ***Go to Witness to see the documentary Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR Corridors – City Hall – Rapid Refunds GUEST: Chris Keeley, Program Associate for NEDAP and co-author of report South Dakota Bans Abortion GUEST: Kim Gandy, President of National Organization for Women AT&T, Bell South, and You: Can this Mega Media Merger be Stopped? GUEST: Celia Wexler, Vice president for advocacy, Common Cause GUEST: Michael Eisenmenger, MNN Lynne Stewart Now Faces Breast Cancer GUEST: Lynne StewartCivil Rights Attorney Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 6AM HOUR Wakeup Story: Black MarksReader: Kirsten Hoyt, author of bookPlease visit www.akashicbooks.com 230 Palestinian Children Arrested in 2006 by IDF GUEST: Ayed Abu Eqteish, Defense for Children International Palestine Section research coordinator Regional Roundup: CT Moves to Regulate Junk Food in Schools Reporter: Melinda Tuhus, Between The Lines and FSRN GUEST: Lucy Nolan, End Hunger Coalition Save Cafe 5C @ Avenue C & 5th St GUEST: Brother Bruce, 5C Cafe and Community Music Center ***EVENT*** Experience the LES as it was before it became the East Village! LIVE JAZZ/EXPERIMENTAL MUSIC and FILMSBenefit Concert to Pay Legal Expenses to Stop EvictionMarch 12 from 7-10PM St Marks Church (10th St. @ 2nd Avenue) Performers include Charles Gayle, Matthew Shipp,Penny Arcade, John Wriggle, Chris Rael,DeePop, Cannon's HipHop ProjectFor more info, click here Download as MP3 || Listen Now! tag:odeo.com,2006-03-07,23295243 Tue, 07 Mar 2006 06:44:26 -0800 no Wakeup Call Podcast http://odeo.com/episodes/24177542-Tuesday-March-7-2006 8AM HOURRemembering, Civil Rights Leader, Anne Braden GUEST: Gwen Patten, Archivist of the Civil Rights Movement TAPE: Anne Braden Sherman Austin on NSA Spying on Him GUEST: Sherman Austin, former webmaster, Raisethefist.com Standoff: Catholic Leaders Oppose Cruel Immigration Legislation GUEST: Ruben Garcia, a catholic priest executive director of the Annunciation House Ugandan Human Rights Activist James Otto GUEST: James Otto, one of the founders of HURIFO. Otto began his human rights work after he was detained without charge or trial from 1981 to 1985. ***Go to Witness to see the documentary Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR Corridors ??? City Hall ??? Rapid Refunds GUEST: Chris Keeley, Program Associate for NEDAP and co-author of report South Dakota Bans Abortion GUEST: Kim Gandy, President of National Organization for Women AT&T, Bell South, and You: Can this Mega Media Merger be Stopped? GUEST: Celia Wexler, Vice president for advocacy, Common Cause GUEST: Michael Eisenm... 8AM HOURRemembering, Civil Rights Leader, Anne Braden GUEST: Gwen Patten, Archivist of the Civil Rights Movement TAPE: Anne Braden Sherman Austin on NSA Spying on Him GUEST: Sherman Austin, former webmaster, Raisethefist.com Standoff: Catholic Leaders Oppose Cruel Immigration Legislation GUEST: Ruben Garcia, a catholic priest executive director of the Annunciation House Ugandan Human Rights Activist James Otto GUEST: James Otto, one of the founders of HURIFO. Otto began his human rights work after he was detained without charge or trial from 1981 to 1985. ***Go to Witness to see the documentary Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR Corridors ??? City Hall ??? Rapid Refunds GUEST: Chris Keeley, Program Associate for NEDAP and co-author of report South Dakota Bans Abortion GUEST: Kim Gandy, President of National Organization for Women AT&T, Bell South, and You: Can this Mega Media Merger be Stopped? GUEST: Celia Wexler, Vice president for advocacy, Common Cause GUEST: Michael Eisenmenger, MNN Lynne Stewart Now Faces Breast Cancer GUEST: Lynne StewartCivil Rights Attorney Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 6AM HOUR Wakeup Story: Black MarksReader: Kirsten Hoyt, author of bookPlease visit www.akashicbooks.com 230 Palestinian Children Arrested in 2006 by IDF GUEST: Ayed Abu Eqteish, Defense for Children International Palestine Section research coordinator Regional Roundup: CT Moves to Regulate Junk Food in Schools Reporter: Melinda Tuhus, Between The Lines and FSRN GUEST: Lucy Nolan, End Hunger Coalition Save Cafe 5C @ Avenue C & 5th St GUEST: Brother Bruce, 5C Cafe and Community Music Center ***EVENT*** Experience the LES as it was before it became the East Village! LIVE JAZZ/EXPERIMENTAL MUSIC and FILMSBenefit Concert to Pay Legal Expenses to Stop EvictionMarch 12 from 7-10PM St Marks Church (10th St. @ 2nd Avenue) Performers include Charles Gayle, Matthew Shipp,Penny Arcade, John Wriggle, Chris Rael,DeePop, Cannon's HipHop ProjectFor more info, click here Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 8AM HOURRemembering, Civil Rights Leader, Anne Braden GUEST: Gwen Patten, Archivist of the Civil Rights Movement TAPE: Anne Braden Sherman Austin on NSA Spying on Him GUEST: Sherman Austin, former webmaster, Raisethefist.com Standoff: Catholic Leaders Oppose Cruel Immigration Legislation GUEST: Ruben Garcia, a catholic priest executive director of the Annunciation House Ugandan Human Rights Activist James Otto GUEST: James Otto, one of the founders of HURIFO. Otto began his human rights work after he was detained without charge or trial from 1981 to 1985. ***Go to Witness to see the documentary Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 7AM HOUR Corridors ??? City Hall ??? Rapid Refunds GUEST: Chris Keeley, Program Associate for NEDAP and co-author of report South Dakota Bans Abortion GUEST: Kim Gandy, President of National Organization for Women AT&T, Bell South, and You: Can this Mega Media Merger be Stopped? GUEST: Celia Wexler, Vice president for advocacy, Common Cause GUEST: Michael Eisenmenger, MNN Lynne Stewart Now Faces Breast Cancer GUEST: Lynne StewartCivil Rights Attorney Download as MP3 || Listen Now! 6AM HOUR Wakeup Story: Black MarksReader: Kirsten Hoyt, author of bookPlease visit www.akashicbooks.com 230 Palestinian Children Arrested in 2006 by IDF GUEST: Ayed Abu Eqteish, Defense for Children International Palestine Section research coordinator Regional Roundup: CT Moves to Regulate Junk Food in Schools Reporter: Melinda Tuhus, Between The Lines and FSRN GUEST: Lucy Nolan, End Hunger Coalition Save Cafe 5C @ Avenue C & 5th St GUEST: Brother Bruce, 5C Cafe and Community Music Center ***EVENT*** Experience the LES as it was before it became the East Village! LIVE JAZZ/EXPERIMENTAL MUSIC and FILMSBenefit Concert to Pay Legal Expenses to Stop EvictionMarch 12 from 7-10PM St Marks Church (10th St. @ 2nd Avenue) Performers include Charles Gayle, Matthew Shipp,Penny Arcade, John Wriggle, Chris Rael,DeePop, Cannon's HipHop ProjectFor more info, click here Download as MP3 || Listen Now! tag:odeo.com,2006-03-07,24177542 Tue, 07 Mar 2006 06:44:26 -0800 no Wakeup Call Podcast http://odeo.com/episodes/23295250-Monday-March-6-2006 8AM HOUR Operation Meth Merchant in Georgia ~ Another Tulia-Esque Raid GUEST: Deepa Iyer, Director of South Asian-American Leaders of Tomorrow (SAALT)GUEST: Deepali Gokhale, Community organizer for the Racial Justice Campaign to Stop Operation Meth Merchant in Georgia GUEST: Sonali (not real name), family member of one of those arrested in Operation Meth Merchant Weather Underground Author GUEST: Dan Berger, author of Outlaws of America: The Weather Underground and the Politics of Solidarity GUEST: Jeff Jones, former member of the Weather Underground B.L.A.C.K. – An Aboriginal Song of Hip-Hop GUEST: Grant Leigh Sanders, Filmmaker of B.L.A.C.K. Download as MP3 Listen Now! 7AM HOUR Tensions about Iran Nuclear Development GUEST: James Paul, Executive Director of Global Policy Forum Patriot Act Reauthorization GUEST: Jerry Nadler, Democratic Representative of New York City, was a member of the original House Senate conference committee on the Patriot Act reauthorization measure that was... 8AM HOUR Operation Meth Merchant in Georgia ~ Another Tulia-Esque Raid GUEST: Deepa Iyer, Director of South Asian-American Leaders of Tomorrow (SAALT)GUEST: Deepali Gokhale, Community organizer for the Racial Justice Campaign to Stop Operation Meth Merchant in Georgia GUEST: Sonali (not real name), family member of one of those arrested in Operation Meth Merchant Weather Underground Author GUEST: Dan Berger, author of Outlaws of America: The Weather Underground and the Politics of Solidarity GUEST: Jeff Jones, former member of the Weather Underground B.L.A.C.K. – An Aboriginal Song of Hip-Hop GUEST: Grant Leigh Sanders, Filmmaker of B.L.A.C.K. Download as MP3 Listen Now! 7AM HOUR Tensions about Iran Nuclear Development GUEST: James Paul, Executive Director of Global Policy Forum Patriot Act Reauthorization GUEST: Jerry Nadler, Democratic Representative of New York City, was a member of the original House Senate conference committee on the Patriot Act reauthorization measure that was filibustered by the Senate in December Anti-Meth Bill before Congress = Anti-immigrant? GUEST: Laura Strickler, Capitol Hill Correspondent for the Capitol Hill News Connection Arundhati Roy on Bush’s Nuclear Deal with India GUEST: Arundhati Roy, Award winning novelist and political writer. Her books include: Ordinary Person’s Guide to Empire, The Checkbook, and her acclaimed international bestseller, The God of Small Things. She has written an article in Britain and the United States, one called “Bush in India: Just Not Welcome” Download as MP3 Listen Now! 6AM HOUR Black Marks Novel Reader: Kirsten Dinnall Hoyte, author of Black Marks Please visit www.akashicbooks.com Bush in South Asia Reporter: Biju Mathew of WBAI’s Global Movements Urban Struggles Upstate NY Report Reporter: Don DeBar Zinn Reading Reader: Ariel Smith, student at the School of Economics and Finances, reads Thomas Paine, Common Sense Download as MP3 Listen Now! 8AM HOUR Operation Meth Merchant in Georgia ~ Another Tulia-Esque Raid GUEST: Deepa Iyer, Director of South Asian-American Leaders of Tomorrow (SAALT)GUEST: Deepali Gokhale, Community organizer for the Racial Justice Campaign to Stop Operation Meth Merchant in Georgia GUEST: Sonali (not real name), family member of one of those arrested in Operation Meth Merchant Weather Underground Author GUEST: Dan Berger, author of Outlaws of America: The Weather Underground and the Politics of Solidarity GUEST: Jeff Jones, former member of the Weather Underground B.L.A.C.K. – An Aboriginal Song of Hip-Hop GUEST: Grant Leigh Sanders, Filmmaker of B.L.A.C.K. Download as MP3 Listen Now! 7AM HOUR Tensions about Iran Nuclear Development GUEST: James Paul, Executive Director of Global Policy Forum Patriot Act Reauthorization GUEST: Jerry Nadler, Democratic Representative of New York City, was a member of the original House Senate conference committee on the Patriot Act reauthorization measure that was filibustered by the Senate in December Anti-Meth Bill before Congress = Anti-immigrant? GUEST: Laura Strickler, Capitol Hill Correspondent for the Capitol Hill News Connection Arundhati Roy on Bush’s Nuclear Deal with India GUEST: Arundhati Roy, Award winning novelist and political writer. Her books include: Ordinary Person’s Guide to Empire, The Checkbook, and her acclaimed international bestseller, The God of Small Things. She has written an article in Britain and the United States, one called “Bush in India: Just Not Welcome” Download as MP3 Listen Now! 6AM HOUR Black Marks Novel Reader: Kirsten Dinnall Hoyte, author of Black Marks Please visit www.akashicbooks.com Bush in South Asia Reporter: Biju Mathew of WBAI’s Global Movements Urban Struggles Upstate NY Report Reporter: Don DeBar Zinn Reading Reader: Ariel Smith, student at the School of Economics and Finances, reads Thomas Paine, Common Sense Download as MP3 Listen Now! tag:odeo.com,2006-03-06,23295250 Mon, 06 Mar 2006 06:49:14 -0800 no Wakeup Call Podcast http://odeo.com/episodes/24177543-Monday-March-6-2006 8AM HOUR Operation Meth Merchant in Georgia ~ Another Tulia-Esque Raid GUEST: Deepa Iyer, Director of South Asian-American Leaders of Tomorrow (SAALT)GUEST: Deepali Gokhale, Community organizer for the Racial Justice Campaign to Stop Operation Meth Merchant in Georgia GUEST: Sonali (not real name), family member of one of those arrested in Operation Meth Merchant Weather Underground Author GUEST: Dan Berger, author of Outlaws of America: The Weather Underground and the Politics of Solidarity GUEST: Jeff Jones, former member of the Weather Underground B.L.A.C.K. ??? An Aboriginal Song of Hip-Hop GUEST: Grant Leigh Sanders, Filmmaker of B.L.A.C.K. Download as MP3 Listen Now! 7AM HOUR Tensions about Iran Nuclear Development GUEST: James Paul, Executive Director of Global Policy Forum Patriot Act Reauthorization GUEST: Jerry Nadler, Democratic Representative of New York City, was a member of the original House Senate conference committee on the Patriot Act reauthorization measure that w... 8AM HOUR Operation Meth Merchant in Georgia ~ Another Tulia-Esque Raid GUEST: Deepa Iyer, Director of South Asian-American Leaders of Tomorrow (SAALT)GUEST: Deepali Gokhale, Community organizer for the Racial Justice Campaign to Stop Operation Meth Merchant in Georgia GUEST: Sonali (not real name), family member of one of those arrested in Operation Meth Merchant Weather Underground Author GUEST: Dan Berger, author of Outlaws of America: The Weather Underground and the Politics of Solidarity GUEST: Jeff Jones, former member of the Weather Underground B.L.A.C.K. ??? An Aboriginal Song of Hip-Hop GUEST: Grant Leigh Sanders, Filmmaker of B.L.A.C.K. Download as MP3 Listen Now! 7AM HOUR Tensions about Iran Nuclear Development GUEST: James Paul, Executive Director of Global Policy Forum Patriot Act Reauthorization GUEST: Jerry Nadler, Democratic Representative of New York City, was a member of the original House Senate conference committee on the Patriot Act reauthorization measure that was filibustered by the Senate in December Anti-Meth Bill before Congress = Anti-immigrant? GUEST: Laura Strickler, Capitol Hill Correspondent for the Capitol Hill News Connection Arundhati Roy on Bush???s Nuclear Deal with India GUEST: Arundhati Roy, Award winning novelist and political writer. Her books include: Ordinary Person???s Guide to Empire, The Checkbook, and her acclaimed international bestseller, The God of Small Things. She has written an article in Britain and the United States, one called ???Bush in India: Just Not Welcome??? Download as MP3 Listen Now! 6AM HOUR Black Marks Novel Reader: Kirsten Dinnall Hoyte, author of Black Marks Please visit www.akashicbooks.com Bush in South Asia Reporter: Biju Mathew of WBAI???s Global Movements Urban Struggles Upstate NY Report Reporter: Don DeBar Zinn Reading Reader: Ariel Smith, student at the School of Economics and Finances, reads Thomas Paine, Common Sense Download as MP3 Listen Now! 8AM HOUR Operation Meth Merchant in Georgia ~ Another Tulia-Esque Raid GUEST: Deepa Iyer, Director of South Asian-American Leaders of Tomorrow (SAALT)GUEST: Deepali Gokhale, Community organizer for the Racial Justice Campaign to Stop Operation Meth Merchant in Georgia GUEST: Sonali (not real name), family member of one of those arrested in Operation Meth Merchant Weather Underground Author GUEST: Dan Berger, author of Outlaws of America: The Weather Underground and the Politics of Solidarity GUEST: Jeff Jones, former member of the Weather Underground B.L.A.C.K. ??? An Aboriginal Song of Hip-Hop GUEST: Grant Leigh Sanders, Filmmaker of B.L.A.C.K. Download as MP3 Listen Now! 7AM HOUR Tensions about Iran Nuclear Development GUEST: James Paul, Executive Director of Global Policy Forum Patriot Act Reauthorization GUEST: Jerry Nadler, Democratic Representative of New York City, was a member of the original House Senate conference committee on the Patriot Act reauthorization measure that was filibustered by the Senate in December Anti-Meth Bill before Congress = Anti-immigrant? GUEST: Laura Strickler, Capitol Hill Correspondent for the Capitol Hill News Connection Arundhati Roy on Bush???s Nuclear Deal with India GUEST: Arundhati Roy, Award winning novelist and political writer. Her books include: Ordinary Person???s Guide to Empire, The Checkbook, and her acclaimed international bestseller, The God of Small Things. She has written an article in Britain and the United States, one called ???Bush in India: Just Not Welcome??? 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