May 21, 2008
Stop torture, one stop at a time
In this episode, the Caravan to end Canadian involvement in torture, The Devil and Daniel Johnston, Jazz, and government cheques.
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In this episode, the Caravan to end Canadian involvement in torture, The Devil and Daniel Johnston, Jazz, and government cheques.
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We introduce the RPN’s latest program, Speakeasy, we interview with Preach Ankobia, and the Reel Women take on The Secret.
Advocating change in Canada’s policies on Darfur, music from Montreal, a view of the democratic leadership debates.
Keith gets hopeful, Victoria Fenner remembers Kenya, and Wayne talks sprouts.
First, a chance to win k.d. lang’s newest CD, then Ousmane Sembene from Africafiles, David Robicks from Citizenshift, and some thoughts on Super Tuesday before the votes are counted.
This episode, a special presentation from Kristin Shwartz and Asad Ismi. We feature the documentary African Resistance. That, and Keith is on the Christmas beat.
The Weather Underground, environmental houses, a tiny, cheap computer, Canada’s new best friend, and we introduce to you our latest podcast.
A feature interview with renowned investigative journalist John Pilger, music from madviolet, Flock, and Keith Gottschalk on privacy. Enjoy!
In this episode: the end of food, muggings on the rise, music from Saskatoon, and a new online TV tool. All that, and movies too!