http://odeo.com/channels/674823-HOV-FM HandsOffVenezuelaFM no <p>The (more or less) monthly Hands off Venezuela podcast, <span class="caps">HOV FM</span>, is a project of the Hands off Venezuela campaign. Hands off Venezuela is a worldwide grassroots campaign promoting solidarity with Venezuela’s peaceful and democratic revolution.</p> <p>The podcast is full of news from Venezuela, features with analysis on relevant topics, and revolutionary music, both from Venezuela and other parts of the world.</p> The (more or less) monthly Hands off Venezuela podcast, HOV FM, is a project of the Hands off Venezuela campaign. Hands off Venezuela is a worldwide grassroots campaign promoting solidarity with Venezuela’s peaceful and democratic revolution. The podcast is full of news from Venezuela, features with analysis on relevant topics, and revolutionary music, both from Venezuela and other parts of the world. The (more or less) monthly Hands off Venezuela podcast, HOV FM, is a project of the Hands off Venezuela campaign. Hands off Venezuela is a worldwide grassroots campaign promoting solidarity with Venezuela’s peaceful and democratic revolution. The podcast is full of news from Venezuela, features with analysis on relevant topics, and revolutionary music, both from Venezuela and other parts of the world. en-us 40 Fri, 21 Dec 2007 09:32:17 -0800 Fri, 21 Dec 2007 09:32:17 -0800 http://odeo.com/episodes/17542953-HOV-FM-Show-4 The fourth Hands Off Venezuela podcast is available now to download in time for the Christmas holidays. Including a traditional Venezuelan Christmas song to keep it seasonal, the latest show has an extended feature on the Venezuelan and the Environment with eco-socialist and former grassroots activist, now member of Ministry of Environment in Caracas, Cesar Aponte. What are the Bolivarian Revolutions environmental credentials? How is Venezuela using oil to make notable contributions to sustainable development? What has been achieved environmentally since the neo-liberal economic plans were halted in 1999? Cesar answers all these questions and many more in an enlightening speech in the second half of the show. We also look into the recent Constitutional Reform referendum and talk with Ambassador to Britain, Samuel Moncada about some of the lessons to be learned and mistakes made by the movement. There is much to analyse in the aftermath of the defeat and the Bolivarian Movement has s... The fourth Hands Off Venezuela podcast is available now to download in time for the Christmas holidays. Including a traditional Venezuelan Christmas song to keep it seasonal, the latest show has an extended feature on the Venezuelan and the Environment with eco-socialist and former grassroots activist, now member of Ministry of Environment in Caracas, Cesar Aponte. What are the Bolivarian Revolutions environmental credentials? How is Venezuela using oil to make notable contributions to sustainable development? What has been achieved environmentally since the neo-liberal economic plans were halted in 1999? Cesar answers all these questions and many more in an enlightening speech in the second half of the show. We also look into the recent Constitutional Reform referendum and talk with Ambassador to Britain, Samuel Moncada about some of the lessons to be learned and mistakes made by the movement. There is much to analyse in the aftermath of the defeat and the Bolivarian Movement has started this process of self-criticism in earnest. Be sure to tune in to this show to share in this process of learning from mistakes in order to progress forwards. News this month includes details of the latest shipment of Venezuelan oil to reach needy residents in poor US communities, details of President Uribe of Colombia controversially halting Chavez’s role in negotiations with the FARC. We also give details on the launch of new regional development bank Banco Del Sur, Bolivia and Evo Morales facing crisis point, recent support for Venezuela in the British parliament, and also HOV activities in Sweden, Toronto and London. Music on the show this month includes legendary Chilean singer-songwriter and activist Victor Jara, a famous band in Venezuela who’ve been recording traditional songs of the region for 30 years, Serenata Guyanesa, who perform a Christmas song at the end, and also a great tune with a different message for Chavez to that of King Juan Carlos of Spain. The song translates as ‘Don’t ever shut up!’ Listen out for that. Why not download the show and listen via your computer or MP3 player at your leisure? You can pause, stop and rewind the show easily once it’s downloaded, you don’t even have to listen to the whole thing in one go which is the beauty of on-demand radio. It’s perfect for listening to while travelling or even doing the washing up. So download, get involved and get in to it! We’ve also been working on a new feature that will allow people to subscribe to the podcast, so check it out here . You can subcribe via RSS, m3u, xspf, and even in itunes! The fourth Hands Off Venezuela podcast is available now to download in time for the Christmas holidays. Including a traditional Venezuelan Christmas song to keep it seasonal, the latest show has an extended feature on the Venezuelan and the Environment with eco-socialist and former grassroots activist, now member of Ministry of Environment in Caracas, Cesar Aponte. What are the Bolivarian Revolutions environmental credentials? How is Venezuela using oil to make notable contributions to sustainable development? What has been achieved environmentally since the neo-liberal economic plans were halted in 1999? Cesar answers all these questions and many more in an enlightening speech in the second half of the show. We also look into the recent Constitutional Reform referendum and talk with Ambassador to Britain, Samuel Moncada about some of the lessons to be learned and mistakes made by the movement. There is much to analyse in the aftermath of the defeat and the Bolivarian Movement has started this process of self-criticism in earnest. Be sure to tune in to this show to share in this process of learning from mistakes in order to progress forwards. News this month includes details of the latest shipment of Venezuelan oil to reach needy residents in poor US communities, details of President Uribe of Colombia controversially halting Chavez’s role in negotiations with the FARC. We also give details on the launch of new regional development bank Banco Del Sur, Bolivia and Evo Morales facing crisis point, recent support for Venezuela in the British parliament, and also HOV activities in Sweden, Toronto and London. Music on the show this month includes legendary Chilean singer-songwriter and activist Victor Jara, a famous band in Venezuela who’ve been recording traditional songs of the region for 30 years, Serenata Guyanesa, who perform a Christmas song at the end, and also a great tune with a different message for Chavez to that of King Juan Carlos of Spain. The song translates as ‘Don’t ever shut up!’ Listen out for that. Why not download the show and listen via your computer or MP3 player at your leisure? You can pause, stop and rewind the show easily once it’s downloaded, you don’t even have to listen to the whole thing in one go which is the beauty of on-demand radio. It’s perfect for listening to while travelling or even doing the washing up. So download, get involved and get in to it! We’ve also been working on a new feature that will allow people to subscribe to the podcast, so check it out here . You can subcribe via RSS, m3u, xspf, and even in itunes! tag:odeo.com,2007-12-21,17542953 Fri, 21 Dec 2007 09:32:17 -0800 no HOV FM http://odeo.com/episodes/17542853-HOV-FM-Show-3 This month’s show includes extended features on the constitutional reform and opposition attempts to sabotage the process, an analysis of Socialism for the 21st Century and lots of information on the upcoming Hands Off Venezuela National Conference in the UK. constitution.jpg Two Venezuelan MPs, Augusto Montiel and Carolus Wimmer were recently in the UK to talk about the ideology and details behind the constitutional reform process currently taking place, and although opposition supporters organise both here and back in Venezuela against the revolution, as we hear in this show, it is clear which are more sinister in their approach. Plans have been hatched to disrupt the referendum, and we talk about recent meetings former US National Security Director Paul Wolfowitz and former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright have held with opposition sectors. In the last third of the show we have some of the highlights from a talk by Michael Lebowitz, who is based at the International Miranda ... This month’s show includes extended features on the constitutional reform and opposition attempts to sabotage the process, an analysis of Socialism for the 21st Century and lots of information on the upcoming Hands Off Venezuela National Conference in the UK. constitution.jpg Two Venezuelan MPs, Augusto Montiel and Carolus Wimmer were recently in the UK to talk about the ideology and details behind the constitutional reform process currently taking place, and although opposition supporters organise both here and back in Venezuela against the revolution, as we hear in this show, it is clear which are more sinister in their approach. Plans have been hatched to disrupt the referendum, and we talk about recent meetings former US National Security Director Paul Wolfowitz and former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright have held with opposition sectors. In the last third of the show we have some of the highlights from a talk by Michael Lebowitz, who is based at the International Miranda Centre in Caracas, gave while on a brief trip to Toronto, Canada, where he outlines what Socialism of the 21st Century is and is not before explaining the development of this new model in Venezuela. Music in the show includes a live performance recorded outside the United States embassy in London as well as a touching song regarding the children of Venezuela and their hopes. There’s also the usual burst of news, report backs and upcoming events including how you can help show support for the Venezuelan people during this period of heightened opposition action surrounding the referendum. Running Time: 69mins This month’s show includes extended features on the constitutional reform and opposition attempts to sabotage the process, an analysis of Socialism for the 21st Century and lots of information on the upcoming Hands Off Venezuela National Conference in the UK. constitution.jpg Two Venezuelan MPs, Augusto Montiel and Carolus Wimmer were recently in the UK to talk about the ideology and details behind the constitutional reform process currently taking place, and although opposition supporters organise both here and back in Venezuela against the revolution, as we hear in this show, it is clear which are more sinister in their approach. Plans have been hatched to disrupt the referendum, and we talk about recent meetings former US National Security Director Paul Wolfowitz and former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright have held with opposition sectors. In the last third of the show we have some of the highlights from a talk by Michael Lebowitz, who is based at the International Miranda Centre in Caracas, gave while on a brief trip to Toronto, Canada, where he outlines what Socialism of the 21st Century is and is not before explaining the development of this new model in Venezuela. Music in the show includes a live performance recorded outside the United States embassy in London as well as a touching song regarding the children of Venezuela and their hopes. There’s also the usual burst of news, report backs and upcoming events including how you can help show support for the Venezuelan people during this period of heightened opposition action surrounding the referendum. Running Time: 69mins tag:odeo.com,2007-12-21,17542853 Fri, 21 Dec 2007 08:47:29 -0800 no HOV FM http://odeo.com/episodes/17542803-HOV-FM-Show-2 The second show of HOV FM, the Hands Off Venezuela podcast, is now available for download or to listen to online. This jam-packed show features the latest updates from Venezuela, including Vice-President Jorge Rodriguez’s recent response to the latest US propaganda as well as Foreign Minister Maduro speaking about attempts to facilitate a prisoner swap between the Colombian government and the FARC. We also interviewed Alfredo Toro-Hardy, the Venezuelan Ambassador to the UK, about constitutional reform and the importance of international solidarity and a Hands off Venezuela activist gives us an update on Sanitarios Maracay. As well as Venezuelan, Cuban and British revolutionary music to keep your heads ringing and George Monbiot on the bloodless western-coup, we also feature a recent discussion on workers’ control in Venezuela held at the London Hands off Venezuela branch meeting, and then top it all off with some upcoming events in the US, Canada, UK and Ireland. The second show of HOV FM, the Hands Off Venezuela podcast, is now available for download or to listen to online. This jam-packed show features the latest updates from Venezuela, including Vice-President Jorge Rodriguez’s recent response to the latest US propaganda as well as Foreign Minister Maduro speaking about attempts to facilitate a prisoner swap between the Colombian government and the FARC. We also interviewed Alfredo Toro-Hardy, the Venezuelan Ambassador to the UK, about constitutional reform and the importance of international solidarity and a Hands off Venezuela activist gives us an update on Sanitarios Maracay. As well as Venezuelan, Cuban and British revolutionary music to keep your heads ringing and George Monbiot on the bloodless western-coup, we also feature a recent discussion on workers’ control in Venezuela held at the London Hands off Venezuela branch meeting, and then top it all off with some upcoming events in the US, Canada, UK and Ireland. The second show of HOV FM, the Hands Off Venezuela podcast, is now available for download or to listen to online. This jam-packed show features the latest updates from Venezuela, including Vice-President Jorge Rodriguez’s recent response to the latest US propaganda as well as Foreign Minister Maduro speaking about attempts to facilitate a prisoner swap between the Colombian government and the FARC. We also interviewed Alfredo Toro-Hardy, the Venezuelan Ambassador to the UK, about constitutional reform and the importance of international solidarity and a Hands off Venezuela activist gives us an update on Sanitarios Maracay. As well as Venezuelan, Cuban and British revolutionary music to keep your heads ringing and George Monbiot on the bloodless western-coup, we also feature a recent discussion on workers’ control in Venezuela held at the London Hands off Venezuela branch meeting, and then top it all off with some upcoming events in the US, Canada, UK and Ireland. tag:odeo.com,2007-12-21,17542803 Fri, 21 Dec 2007 08:37:31 -0800 no HOV FM http://odeo.com/episodes/17542783-HOV-FM-Show-1 Hands Off Venezuela has produced a new podcast that will be available monthly, containing news from Venezuela as well as the campaign’s activities around the world, extended features and music. Our first show contains news on socialist cities, an interview with one of the film makers of No Volveran, news from HoV Finland and Brussels, plus Venezuelan music and lots more. Hands Off Venezuela has produced a new podcast that will be available monthly, containing news from Venezuela as well as the campaign’s activities around the world, extended features and music. Our first show contains news on socialist cities, an interview with one of the film makers of No Volveran, news from HoV Finland and Brussels, plus Venezuelan music and lots more. Hands Off Venezuela has produced a new podcast that will be available monthly, containing news from Venezuela as well as the campaign’s activities around the world, extended features and music. Our first show contains news on socialist cities, an interview with one of the film makers of No Volveran, news from HoV Finland and Brussels, plus Venezuelan music and lots more. tag:odeo.com,2007-12-21,17542783 Fri, 21 Dec 2007 08:32:32 -0800 no HOV FM