Name: 02 - Machines by Reverend Billy & The Stop Shopping Choir
Duration: 6 min 37 s
Description: Songs from Earthchxrch, 36 Loisaida Ave, NYC

Songs from Earthchxrch, 36 Loisaida Ave, NYC

06 - Fabulous Unknown

02 - Machines

Sa Ta Na Ma - Mantra Kundalini Yoga Meditation Von Paramjeet Singh & Kaur

Anne-christine d'Adesky - The Pox Lover interview Feminist Magazine KPFK 6-13-17

The world lost one of the greatest singers of all time last week, when musical genius Aretha Franklin passed away at the age of 76.   But Aretha also used song – and the platform it provided her – as a way of advancing feminism and social activism in powerful and often overlooked ways. From her re-interpretation of “R-E-S-P-E-C-T” in 1967, to publicly offering to post bail for Angela Davis in 1970, to her song choices over the years – she blended politics and art. And as Angela Davis noted, “Her creative work helped to shape and deepen a collective consciousness anchored in a yearning for freedom.” Feminist Magazine host Lynn Harris Ballen talks to black feminist author/activist Alexis Pauline Gumbs about Aretha’s social justice legacy.

FemMag 8 - 21 - 18 Remembering Aretha Franklin (Alexis Pauline Gumbs Talks To Lynn H Ballen)

This week on Century of Lies, medical cannabis in the US and the UK. We talk with the president and co-founder of Patients Out of Time, Mary Lynn Mathre, RN, MSN, CARN, about their national clinical conference coming up April 11-13 in Tampa, Florida; and we hear a UK government minister answering questions in the House of Lords about medicinal cannabis policy.

Century of Lies: president Patients Out of Time, Mary Lynn Mathre, RN

Parte de Tanda No. 1: Gómez-Peña y Guillermo Galindog
From the opera “Apocalypse Mañana”
(2000-2002)

Podcast/ConcertoPerformático

Califas is Burning por Gómez-Peña y Guillermo Galindog

Aired 4-4-12 .... April is National Poetry Month - you knew that right? And we’re kicking it off with a special tribute to groundbreaking poet ADRIENNE RICH who passed away recently. We’re bringing you Historic audio of an interview with her from the Pacifica Radio Archives and rare clips of Adrienne reading her work.
Plus, local poet Eloise Klein Healy (who did that historic interview with Adrienne back in 1983) joins us now - for a look back at Adrienne’s work, and her importance as a feminist writer, inspiration and truth-teller. http://feministmagazine.org/2012/04/april-4/

Remembering poet ADRIENNE RICH with guest ELOISE KLEIN HEALY  (FemMag host: Lynn Harris Ballen)

This collection of shorts is our contribution to Imagining De-Gentrified Futures.  In this piece you hear from some Picture the Homeless Civil Rights and Housing Campaign Leaders, current and former board members and former staff.

In order of appearance:
DeBoRah Dickerson
Anthony Williams
Willie Baptist
Rogers
Anthony Williams
Charley Heck
Jean Rice
James Doctor
Floyd Parks
Arvernetta Henry
Marcus Moore
Sam J Miller
Anthony Williams
Marcus Moore
Rev. Frank Morales
DeBoRah Dickerson
William Burnett
Ms. Kay Samuels 
Arvernetta Henry
Rogers
Nikita Price
DeBoRah dickerson
Anika Paris
Nikita Price
Rob Robinson
Nikita Price
William Burnett
Anika Paris
Marcus Moore
DeBoRah Dickerson

Picture the Homeless Oral History Project Shorts

Reverend Billy and the Stop Shopping Choir is a New York City based radical performance community. We are wild anti-consumerist gospel shouters and Earth loving urban activists. The Earth Wants YOU! is their podcast hosted by Reverend Billy and Savitri D. Earthalujah! contact: revbilly@revbilly.com

02 - Machines

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