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Independent Bay Area group, Some of All Parts, bridges the Green Party message with urban music, through their debut song "Run"

Audio Ziggy Marley set at Power To The Peacefull recorded off KPFA

Video of the Sept 10th protest to support the drummers circle with commentary by Tim Rumford & Robert Norse.

A Special audio tribute to U. Utah Phillips "Folksinger, Storyteller, Railroad Tramp" featuring interviews and music broadcast on Free Radio Santa Cruz produced for Sprouts Radio

In studio Interview and performance with David Rovics Interviewed by Miss Em of Guess Who's Comming To Dinner on Aug 14. 2008

Video for 'When the Floods Come", by East-Bay celtic hip hop fusion band Beltaine's Fire. The song was inspired by hurricane Katrina, the impact of global warming on gulf water temperatures and thus on the strength of hurricanes in the gulf coast, the governments failure, the incredible grassroots response that was documented on indymedia but ignored by the corporate news, the irreparable damage that capitalism is doing to our ecosystem, and why we need a revolution.

Hear excerpts from a Dolores Park set from Cuban lesbian Hip Hop band Las Krudas. Activist Hip hop is reportedly growing in Cuba recent years, my first chance to hear this genre of Cuban music. (19 min.)

Audio collage on sharing music in the digital age.

An interview with david from the friendly fire collective on the protests outside the annual shareholders' meeting at Chevron's San Ramon headquarters: 32 min. 38 sec.

A lost interview with Utah Phillips by John Malkin on one of Utah's many tours through town.

The event will be held in Ashland, OR on the 4th of July as part of the Parade.

Starring: headRush (Rosa Esperanza Gonzáles, Xago Juárez and Simón Hanukai) Written/directed/edited by: Patrick Wilkinson Special thanks to: La Peña Cultural Center, Destiny Arts Center, and Centro Legal de la Raza

George Cadman of Free Radio Santa Cruz 101.1 FM interviews Jeffrey Smedberg, one of the organizers of the 7th Annual ReelWork 2008 May Day Labor Film Festival.

In studio interview with members of the Santa Cruz Roller Girls a DIY all Women team talk with Phil Free about the art of roller derby, creating SCRG and the upcoming first season starting March 15th at the Civic.

Interview with John Anderson of Diymedia.net about the state of media in 2008 Pirate Radio, FM Radio, On air Television, Net Neutrality (or lack their of) Translator Fm stations and the very bleak outlook of corporate control and abuse in all types of media.

Fiesty and festive, bicyclists spread cheer and benevolent chaos throughout Berkeley and Albany, including a jaunt on the I-80 (un)freeway and a dance party over it.

Video, in three parts, from the opening night of Enero Zapatista, including introduction, music by Son Sin Fronteras and dance by Mujeres en Resistencia. Part Three: 11 min 15 sec 41.9 mbytes.

For some people, music, the right music, can transform one's way of looking at the world, and even change lives. By music (as you may have guessed) I'm not talking about bubble gum pop, or rap. I'm talking about a music form that has been called classical (at least by Black listeners) for generations. I speak of jazz.

On Wednesday December 12th 2007, Sharon Delgado read selections from her new book "Shaking the Gates of Hell: Faith led resistance to Corporate Globalization" at the Capitola Book Cafe. Delgado is a former organizer with the Resource Center for Nonviolence, a Reverend of Earth Justice Ministries, and a global justice activist. Sharon walked us through portions of her book, and some of the ideas and philosophies behind her resistance to Corporate Globalization. This file is an un-edited recording of the event. I left questions and comments from the audience in the MP3 cause some of them guide the conversation and help frame what Sharon is saying. The file is approximately 64 MB and an hour and ten minutes long.

San Francisco Mime Troupe's Summer 2007 Show: MAKING A KILLING, a political musical "packed with more song and dance than a Bush administration press conference!" (2"34')

Arab Talk Radio Co-Hosts Jess Ghannam and Jamal Dajani interview Palestinian Filmmaker Muayad Alayan about his new film that will be showing at the Arab Film Festival. 30 mins

Interview with Jim Lindberg lead singer of Pennywise about his recent book "Punk Rock Dad: No Rules, just real Life" John Malkin and Jim talk about the bands music and raising kids while working in a touring punk rock band.