Interview with film maker and Activist Anrai Carroll on Nov 27, 2014 about his film: 'Small Hands in Handcuffs' which deals with -so called- 'child arrests' perpetrated by Israeli military on Palestinian children. 

flycisco podcast 002 Anrai Carroll 27Nov14

During the 2003 massive demonstrations against the Iraq war, I met a towering pony-tailed figure who with a righteous thundering voice and great eloquence, parted crowds and united people with his leadership. 


That man has remained a close friend through the years from across the sea.


On today's edition of the podcast I chat with my great friend and Climate Justice activist codename: Climate Hawk.


We talk about the 'Tar Sands Blockade;' climate disinformation, a post-carbon society, being labelled a 'Radical' and what we can do to leave our children with a world worth living in.

Copyright2015 Francisco Rebollo


Alec Pod

Prologue from my novel 'ORB: An aeronautical love story from an altered world.' Available on eBook and paperback. www.franciscorebolloauthor.com 

Chapter 0 Prologue Off The Path Of Man

Scottish author Hugh Bradley takes time out to talk to me about his new book: 'Glasgow Celtic Twitcher's Society,' an eco-spiritual novella. 
Original, funny and thought-provoking.
Possibly, one of the finest books written in the Glaswegian language.
Behind the dark, witty humour and original subject matter in this book, one can gleen that the author is sharing a great deal of painfully-earned wisdom.
Thee are plenty of passages to make you laugh out loud, and then many others that will resonate and stay with you.
Tam and Shug are two Glasgow lads in search of... everything.
Their cultural identity seems to be a source of pride as much as a cross to bear.
The characters are endearing and their adventures highly entretaining. The settings are varied and colourful: Burundi, London, Glasgow and Ireland.
The best part of this book is the inner journey the protagonists embark on. A journey which will entretain and illustrate topics as diverse as substance dependency, sectarianism, bird-watching and spiritual development.
Recorded on 29 Dec 2015 at the historic O'Donovan's Hotel in Clonakilty. (Complete with real-life hotel sounds as background,)


Hugh Bradley author of 'Galsgow Celtic Twitcher's Society'

I wrote this song after a trip to Dublin Ireland. The streets are full of homeless men, women and children. A lavish shopping lifestyle of cosmopolitan glamour sharply contrasts with the suffering of people living on the streets. They are young and old, from may places all over Ireland and far beyond. They cuddle up in sleeping bags, holding empty cups, trying to nestle into the crevasses of empty buildings which could  (and should) house them -many properties are owned by the state in the wake of the housing economic collapse. A few days away from Christmas 2016 a group of musicians and activists calling themselves 'Home Sweet Home' have occupied a building called 'Apollo House' in Dublin. They have opened the doors to homeless people, the governments lawyers have already threatened to remove the activists, and the homeless.http://homesweethome.irish/

Beautiful By Francisco Rebollo

My small offering this Christmas, we live difficult lives at times and it would be easy to forget how beautiful and amazing life itself is. Hope you are surrounded by your loved ones and having an awesome time. Peace, joy and love to you all.

Silent Night

Intro and my tribute poem: 'Life' (for Colin Vearncombe) on the one year anniversary of his car accident.

'Life' (for Colin Vearncombe)

Essay and poem. While it seems a premise often used by feminsits (particularly English-speaking ones) that she was a feminist, why should Sor Juana Ynes de la Cruz be retrospectively recruited into feminism? Would she really support such a movement as the 'third wave feminism' of our time? Did she see herself as an oppressed woman? Even as a woman at all? (BTW Ynes can be spelled 'Ynes' or 'Ines' the latter is more modern and widspread.) I offer my own poem at the end as tribute to her indomitable human soul. This will form part of my up coming collection: 'Listening to Flowers' keep an eye on: www.franciscorebolloauthor.com

Juana Ynes was no feminist

Writer, pilot, author of the Novel: 
'ORB: An aeronautical love story from an altered world.' 
Sci-Fi / Romance. Available on eBook and paperback usual outlets.

Francisco Rebollo

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