This week on Talk World Radio: Danny Sjursen is a retired U.S. Army officer, director of the new Eisenhower Media Network (EMN), senior fellow at the Center for International Policy (CIP), and contributing editor at Antiwar.com. His work has appeared in the LA Times, NY Times, The Nation, HuffPost, The Hill, Salon, BuzzFeed News, Tom Dispatch and Truthdig.com, among other publications. He hosts the Fortress on a Hill podcast and has a website at https://skepticalvet.com

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LA native Bianca Lexis showcases a monthly, genre-blending hour, exploring the different facets of pop, rock, synth and house music. all in panoramic view, for you. 
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Panorama Heaven w/ Bianca Lexis 201124

Goodnight Lucille

A spring in the earth gurgles out a stream of water, progressing down hill picking up dead and discarded things it comes in contact with, it also nourishes on it's way. The stream expands as other areas feed into the collective cause of graviational pull. From a distance it seems still and reflective, timeless mirror. Eventually it feeds into a larger body, fulfilling the appetite of the ocean, which, in turn, allows for evaporation into the stratosphere to bring mist and rain, or into the water table beneath the earths surface, at the ocean's bottom.
A snake eating it's tail perpetually. A long term project of sustainability.
Entirely self realized on an audio cassette recorder with the instruments I was fortunate to have at home, this was a practice in sufficiency, and it's success I see as being translatable into all facets of living. The word "Progress" is positive to me and in no way do I see it contradictory to "tradition", a bizarre trend in my country has demonized the word "progressive", the title and sentiment of this piece are my small attempt at pushing an agenda of a longer termed, smaller scale way of seeing profit.

Moog Prodigy, Frontalini chord organ, Roland D-50, Korg Monotribe, HP Pulse Generator 8011a, Meistro Echoplex, Rat & flange pedal. Summer 2011.

"to displace stones in the bed of a river does not affect the course of water, but rather modifies the way the water flows." - ELIANE RADIGUE

Progress is Profit

Recorded live in home studio in one take by Scott More December 28th 2017. Rough mix and EQ by Scott More. Performed by Marc Manning.

Now is a miniature forest part 1, rough mix

Vintage Pakistani film music from the extraordinary vinyl collection of Danish collector Mads Nimann Jensen. Expect some great records from Noor Jehan, M.A. Shad, M. Ashraf, Mohd Rafi, Mehnaz Begum, Tafo Brothers, and LOTS of Nahid Akhtar.  

PLAYLIST
1. Noor Jehan - Char Chofere Naqli Chehre (1975)
2. Bumper/ID/Title Music (Na Chhura Sako Ge Daman), M.A. Shad (1974)
3. Dance Music (Man Ki Jeet), M. Ashraf (1972)
4. Main Hoon Tash Ki Rani, Mehnaz (1977)
5. Jan Pahechan Ho, Mohd Rafi (1964) 
6. Bumper/ID/Bura Honda Juwariyan Da, Tafo Brothers (1976)
7. Aankh Meri Tum Se, Nahid Akhtar (1978)
8. Akh Jadon Kardiye, Nahid Akhtar (1976)
9. Banto Mintan, Nahid Akhtar (1978)
10. Bolo Kuchh Munh Se Bolo, Nahid Akhtar (1977)
11. Bumper/ID/Some Love One, Some Love Two, Nahid Akhtar (1979)
12. Koi Dilbar Koi Qatil, Nahid Akhtar (1978)
13. Pyar Ka Koee Shola, Nahid Akhtar (1976)
14. Pyar Se Mukj, Nahid Akhtar (1976)
15. Yeh Aaj Mujh Ko Saya, Nahid Akhtar (1975)

RIAFC 22

Pakistani Film Music (RIAFC 022)

Tom Secker of Spyculture joins Robbie Martin to discuss American electoral political shenanigans in the first hour. In the second hour Tom shares his thorough research about the Amazon series 'Jack Ryan', Tom Clancy and the slippery relationship between the CIA and the Jack Ryan character over time.

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Benjamin Ethan Tinker (New York, 1969) is a multidisciplinary artist and electronic musician who has lived in San Francisco since 1996. He chooses to work primarily with analog synthesizers with which he composes electroacoustic music, and performs regularly with the improv ensemble White Pee, and his own project That Hideous Strength. In addition, he curates and writes about experimental music. He has a BFA in Sculpture from SUNY Purchase and a MFA in Electronic Music from Mills College, between those degrees was a decade of commercial audio engineering.
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