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imageIsfahan to become cultural capital of Islamic world
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by al-masakin
ISFAHAN, Dec. 13 (IRNA)--Isfahan mayor, Seyed Morteza Saqaiyan-nejad here Tuesday said that on January 1, 2006, the flag-hoisting ceremony marking the official announcement of the city of Isfahan as the cultural capital of the Islamic world will be attended by representatives from 57 Islamic countries....
Posted: Tue, Dec 13, 2005 7:12pm PST
imagePlutocracy's Tool: Television
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by Charles Sullivan (repost and link)
"Contrary to public opinion, the purpose of commercial television is not to inform the people with information that is relevant to their lives. It is to substitute fantasy for reality, lies for truth; entertainment for knowledge. The programming that most of us watch is not the primary purpose of television. Commercials—capitalism—are the primary reason for the existence of television. Even public television is not immune from heavy-handed manipulation from the Whitehouse and corporation...
Posted: Tue, Dec 13, 2005 3:04pm PST
textRichard Pryor 1940-2005: Revealed Reality of African-American Experience to Wide Audience by Democracy Now (reposted)
Groundbreaking comedian, Richard Pryor, died in Los Angeles Saturday at the age of 65 of a heart attack. Pryor's body of work set the standard for American comedy while penetrating and revealing the African-American experience to a wide audience. We speak with journalist and author Mel Watkins....
Posted: Mon, Dec 12, 2005 7:13am PST
textFountainhead e-Letter, Berlin Germany by Fountainhead
Overview of an international, intercultural group producing: annual film festival, cinema distribution, weekly television program, publications & dance theatre....
Posted: Sun, Dec 11, 2005 11:19am PST
textSAVE INCA CULTURAL CENTER TIMISOARA - ROMANIA by anonymous
INCA Center is a non-profit, all-voluntary place dedicated to the alternative culture. The place has hosted in the past 3 and half years over 150 events: concerts, art exhibitions, projections & movie nights, performance, festivals, etc. also for next year already we have planned many workshops, conferences, concerts and others. If city will evict us, and there is huge chance for this to happen, one of the few alternative places in the region will disappear and will leave us with no pl...
Posted: Sun, Dec 11, 2005 8:59am PST
textBob Avakian on Richard Pryor by duko
Recently I was reading reports of police assaults on Black people and of Black people fighting against the police in Memphis and Miami. This called to mind a story I was told a while back. A rookie cop was riding in his police car with his veteran partner when a report came in that there was a Black man in the vicinity with a gun. As their car screeched around the corner, a young Black man suddenly appeared sprinting up an alley--into a dead end. "Shoot him!", the older cop screamed...
Posted: Sat, Dec 10, 2005 10:02pm PST
audioFRSC show with Steady D, Con, TA and Yay (audio/mpeg 42.1MB) by Steady D
This is one crazzy show hosted by SteadyD and Ian. Ian talked about meeting John Kerry and then SteadyD took over with his cousin and his crew. Con, TA, and Yay blew the bass out da speakers. This show is crazy, listen up!...
Posted: Sat, Dec 10, 2005 6:24pm PST
imageAmerican Does Us Proud Here and Abroad
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by Rachel Gluck, Air America Phoenix
Utada Hikaru is a name not all Americans are familiar with, but we should be. She is one of the smartest music producers in the game, not to mention a terrific singer with one intelligent husband, Kaz Kiriya, directing her latest video....
Posted: Sat, Dec 10, 2005 1:42pm PST
audioBill Mandel Loses Show on KPFA (audio/mpeg 6.1MB) by David Grace
Long-time Eastern-European Scholar, Commentator and Educator Expelled by Paid Staff...
Posted: Thu, Dec 8, 2005 6:14pm PST
textNabolom Art Opening & Film Screening by house of jaguar
Free screening of "We Interrupt This Empire..." plus short films, live music, art, refreshments...etc....
Posted: Thu, Dec 8, 2005 5:39pm PST
text'Tis the season: hold a peace vigil at your Congressperson's house by Peacemonger
Before the Iraq war gets any worse--or spreads to other countries--let's take a stand for peace, in the spirit of Cindy Sheehan, in front of our Congresspersons' and Senators' homes throughout the holiday season....
Posted: Thu, Dec 8, 2005 1:09pm PST
textCeline Dion as good a Hip Hop-er as Mariah Carey? by Fauxlosopher
The Quest for The Gold Plated Gilt of the Grammys' !!!...
Posted: Thu, Dec 8, 2005 12:58pm PST
textSave the Peacemaker Rally/People's Clemency Hearing by www.savetookie.org
Solidarity Acxtions today with Sacramento action while Der Fueher Arnold decides the fate of Stanley Tookie Williams life and the countless other lives that Tookie can save by continuing his work at writing to prevent youth from joining gangs. Even if people cannot get transportation to Sacramento, start an action in your community!!...
Posted: Thu, Dec 8, 2005 10:07am PST
textLennon's Politics, FBI Files and Why Richard Nixon Sought to Deport Him by Democracy Now (reposted)
25 years ago today John Lennon died after being shot dead by a gunman named Mark Chapman. Millions mourned the death of perhaps the most famous Beatle. Today memorials are being held across the world. On this anniversary, we pay tribute to Lennon’s life with historian Jon Wiener, author of "Gimme Some Truth: The John Lennon FBI Files" and "Come Together: John Lennon in His Time." We also hear Lennon and his wife Yoko Ono describe their Bed-In For Peace. We play excer...
Posted: Thu, Dec 8, 2005 7:53am PST
audioSlamidol: How fast does light travel? by Lord Patch (audio/mpeg 0) by Ytzhak
Show Number 66 - November 22nd 2005 - Featuring "How fast does light travel?" by Lord Patch vs. The Giver....
Posted: Tue, Dec 6, 2005 8:55am PST
textActors, Journalists, Activists, Scholars and Others Continue the War and Peace Epic by Democracy Now (reposted)
Thirty-five years after WBAI's 1970 War and Peace broadcast, the Pacifica Radio Archive gathered actors, activists, scholars and journalists to read sections of the epic novel. We play excerpts of readings by veteran White House correspondent Helen Thomas and writer and death row prisoner Mumia Abu Jamal....
Posted: Tue, Dec 6, 2005 7:31am PST
document"Anti-Iraq War" Song"BushWhacked" gets 18000 hits in 4 days
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by TomSongs
New Song/WMV "BushWhacked" run time 3:48...
Posted: Tue, Dec 6, 2005 6:26am PST
imageRaging Grannies In Fresno
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by Mike Rhodes
This is a short (4 minute) video of the premier performance of the Raging Grannies in Fresno. They sang at the Annual Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom Crafts Faire, which was held at The Big Red church in Fresno....
Posted: Sat, Dec 3, 2005 11:14pm PST
textPassages: A Journey Through Middle Eastern Dance by SFBA MECDA
Presented by The San Francisco Bay Area Chapter of The Middle Eastern Culture and Dance Association. . . “Passages” an evening gala show. An ancient art form, Middle Eastern belly dance has come to the US from a myriad of locales scattered throughout the Middle East, North Africa and beyond. “Passages: A Journey Through Dance" will embark on an odyssey around the globe. Daytime festival events prior to the evening gala show. For more information and to pre purchase tickets please visit...
Posted: Sat, Dec 3, 2005 7:25pm PST
textConflict Within the Peace Movement by Nick Cooper
Those of us who put effort in working for peace, justice and harmony, may find ourselves exhibiting the very opposite of these values. Within volunteer groups, there is sometimes hostility, infighting, and even threats and violence. We are often so sure that we're right, that we become authoritarian. We feel that our quiet and peaceful voice simply isn't being heard, and we need to switch to a louder hostile one. Often, we abandon the work of organizing as our groups become consumed with in...
Posted: Thu, Dec 1, 2005 3:08pm PST
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