Name: Cornel West Discusses His Presidential Campaign by Black Agenda Radio
Duration: 43 min 17 s
Description: Scholar, author, and activist Dr. Cornel West recently announced his 2024 presidential campaign. He discussed his platform and decision to be a candidate for the Green Party nomination.

For every representative, Republican or Democrat, who retains a trace element of independence, there are three sitting in the breast pocket of corporate capital. Since the supreme court decided that there should be no effective limits on campaign finance, and, to a lesser extent, long before, candidates have been reduced to tongue-tied automata, incapable of responding to those in need of help, incapable of regulating those in need of restraint, for fear of upsetting their funders.

Honesty as a voice in the national narrative!  Here comes the mind controlling hate bs hate.; pick-a-side fools narrative. Let the cowards rain. Love the water.

The Green Party wasn’t West’s first choice. He flrst chose to run for president with Chris Hedge’s fascist-friendly People’s Party.

Hasn’t West backed every presidential candidate Black Agenda Report has opposed?

This dude’s been giving the same speech for the last 20 years.

Dimitri and Khalid discuss the recent deluge of mainstream media coverage about the imminent disclosure of secret UFO knowledge and possibility of ET contact, terrifying rumblings of a “Project Blue Beam” fake ET event on the horizon, the recent New Yorker UAP article by elite bloodline Yankee Leslie Kean, bluebeamy aspects of the neoliberal 8888 Uprising in Burma, Robert Bigelow and Chris Mellon on Joe Rogan, Laurance Rockefeller’s funding of John Mack and MUFON in the 1990s, the curious overlap between Near Death Experience (NDE) and UFO subcultures, whether or not we all owe Area 51 whistleblower Bob Lazar an apology, and the chilling predictive programming ritual at the 1990 WWF Survivor Series.

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Track List:

--  Mike Westbrook - Part IX (1971) [00:00]; 
--  Nucleus - You Can't Be Sure > Pastoral Graffiti (Live at Loughborough University, 1976) [01:55]; 
--  Boo & The Tru-Tones - The World Is a Ghetto (1974) [09:10]; 
--  Eternity's Children - Little Boy (1967) [11:00]; 
--  Lô Borges - Não se apague esta noite (1972) [12:53]; 
--  Jorge Mautner - Rock da TV (1974) [13:36]; 
--  Hijrah - Deadly Deceiver (1982) [18:24]; 
--  Argo - A3 (1982) [23:07]; 
--  Neil Ardley - Prologue / Rainbow One (1976) [26:10]; 
--  SBB - I Wonder Why (1977) [30:05]; 
--  Boillat-Therace Quintet - 1224 (Live at Montreux, 1974) [34:30]; 
--  Ian Carr with Nucleus - Snakehips' Dream (1971) [41:30]; 
--  Jazz Carriers - Carry On (1973) [53:32]; 
--  Bosko Petrovic's Nonconvertible All Stars ‎ - With Pain I Was Born (Live in Berlin, 1972) [58:33]; 
-- FIN

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We are joined by Dan McQuillan to discuss his great new book Resisting AI. As Jathan wrote in a blurb for the book: “With analytical and moral clarity, McQuillan makes the case for recognising the radical politics of AI and meeting its goose step march head-on.” We get deep into an excellent discussion spanning the political economy and political epistemology of artificial intelligence. Meanwhile, Ed is trapped in Pittsburgh where he is now forced to live as a worker in a defunct steel factory.

••• Follow Dan on Twitter https://twitter.com/danmcquillan
••• Resisting AI: An Anti-fascist Approach to Artificial Intelligence https://bristoluniversitypress.co.uk/resisting-ai
••• Data Science as Machinic Neoplatonism https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s13347-017-0273-3 

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186. Refusing the Everyday Fascism of Artificial Intelligence (ft. Dan McQuillan)

In this two-part series, we speak to a few people engaged in organizing and political education projects about their experiences trying to incorporate covid protections into their existing organizing work, wins and losses they've encountered, and why it's so important for the left to take covid seriously, even as the public health emergency comes to a close.

In Part 1, we speak with Alex (beginning at 03:30), a student organizer at a university in the northeast US, and Reina Sultan (beginning at 54:30), a co-creator of 8 to Abolition. Part 2 will be released as next week's public episode.

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Cory Doctorow — returning champion, friend of the show, and author of the new novel Red Team Blues — joins us to chat about fiction (science), finance (crypto), forensics (accounting), and much more. You never knew forensic accounting could be so radical and thrilling, but Red Team Blues is an immanent critique of techno-financial capitalism in the guise of a page ripping novel. We cover a lot of ground, all of it fascinating, as we always do when Cory comes on TMK.

••• Buy Red Team Blues: https://craphound.com/shop/
••• Follow Cory: https://twitter.com/doctorow 
••• Cory’s blog: https://pluralistic.net/ 

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Hosted by Jathan Sadowski (www.twitter.com/jathansadowski) and Edward Ongweso Jr. (www.twitter.com/bigblackjacobin). Production / Music by Jereme Brown (www.twitter.com/braunestahl)

257. Red Team Blues (ft. Cory Doctorow)

Memphis selector and radio host Nya presents an hour of rare soul, boogie, gospel, and funk records once a month.

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Scholar, author, and activist Dr. Cornel West recently announced his 2024 presidential campaign. He discussed his platform and decision to be a candidate for the Green Party nomination.

Cornel West Discusses His Presidential Campaign

We are excited to be joined again by Evgeny Morozov, host of The Santiago Boys, a new narrative podcast series about the history of Cybersyn, the geopolitics of its creation in Cold War Latin America, and the legacy of Salvador Allende, Fernando Flores, and the man who looms largest of all: Stafford Beer. This podcast series is not like any story of Cybersyn you might have read before. Morozov has take a mountain of research — over 200 hundred original interviews, deep archival investigations, all compiled into an online resource accessible via the link below — and turned it into a thrilling narrative about a radical system that almost was, a world that could have been, and the people who fought to the end for those dreams.

••• The Santiago Boys: https://the-santiago-boys.com  
••• Outro song: Fela Kuti - International Thief Thief (I.T.T.) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jptR_YwCs3o 

Subscribe to hear more analysis and commentary in our premium episodes every week! https://www.patreon.com/thismachinekills   

Hosted by Jathan Sadowski (www.twitter.com/jathansadowski) and Edward Ongweso Jr. (www.twitter.com/bigblackjacobin). Production / Music by Jereme Brown (www.twitter.com/braunestahl)

269. The Mythology of Cybersyn (ft. Evgeny Morozov)

In this week’s segment we discuss the effort to put Cop City on the ballot in Atlanta, and also the fight to make the federal government accountable to the people of Jackson, Mississippi in providing a new water system. But first, we hear why the U.S. and France are interfering in the African nation of Niger.

Black Agenda Radio August 17, 2023

“Enjoy Foat's rhythmic mastery, jazz-infused mood, and cosmic synths, accompanied by Finland's finest, including the legendary saxophonist Eero Koivistoinen.”

Greg Foat travels to Finland, teaming up once again with the Jazzaggression label to unveil "Feathers." Building on the success of "Gone to the Cats," the collaborative trio date with Aleksi Heinola and Teemu Åkerblom, "Feathers" follows a similar formula while expanding its musical horizons. "Feathers" introduces an even larger cast of Finnish musicians, including the notable inclusion of Finnish saxophone legend Eero Koivistoinen on tenor sax and the talented Ilmari Heikinheimo on percussion. Recorded over a stormy long weekend in mid-October 2022 at Jazzaggression's in-house Studio Pelto, the album strikes a balance between precomposed tracks and spontaneously created pieces.

Devotees of Greg's earlier releases are in for a treat, as "Feathers" skillfully merges his signature atmospheric touch with an expanded synthesis of sounds. Imagine the legendary Eero Koivistoinen infusing his prowess into the monumental jam "Riding the Breeze," while tracks like "Feathers" and the contemplative "A Prayer for Love" showcase a downtempo elegance that lingers in the air.

Yet, "Feathers" doesn't stop there—it delivers captivating jazz classics as well. Experience "The Sandpiper," a bluesy minor jam reminiscent of the golden era of CTI Albums, or delve into the engaging rhythms of "Inconsequential Narrative" and the thematic intrigue of "As the Crow Flies." A particularly enchanting aura envelops "When All Is Said and Done." Its ephemeral minimalistic essence captures a spontaneous late-night allure, compelling the engineer to "Keep the tape rolling..."—the kind of magic that can only be conjured in the moment.

With "Feathers," Greg Foat brings his animalistic trilogy of albums on Jazzaggression to a triumphant close, possibly delivering his most exceptional recording yet.

Album comes limited to 1000 copies, sealed with hype sticker and hold a coloured insert with photos documenting the recording, with info and digital download of album.

Feathers

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Carolina Soul is a record seller based in Durham, NC, USA. They specialize in rare and classic soul, boogie, gospel and modern obscure tracks from the Carolinas and beyond, mixed with all-time bangers and ballads.

 
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