May 8th Runsheet

7-8am00 Fusion Opal – theme intro02 show preview and greetings

05 ads/promos

08 Weather Update w/ Margo

10 Community Listings

15 More to Life then Hummus

- recipes w/ Chef Ali Hassan

20 Literary Review w/Jeffery Mackie I want to do a short feature on dub poet Linton Kwesi Johnson. JPM

30 Interview w/ Human rights lawyer Karen Parker (shivaram)

Parker will be
keynote speaker at a special public discussion Friday evening
in Montreal. The event is called “War, ‘Terrorism’ and the
Rights of Refugees: A broader analysis of the conflict in
Sri Lanka and the impact on Tamils worldwide.”

Karen Parker, a legal expert who specializes in armed conflict
law, has extensive knowledge of the Sri Lankan conflict. At
Friday’s event she will analyze the Tamil tragedy and address
the international community's failure to support a peaceful
resolution. Toronto lawyer and social justice activist Amina
Sherazee will also speak.

40 Canadian Headlines w/ Craig Sauve

roundtable discussion of the Canadian News Headlines that caught our eye this week

57 8am warning and 8-9am preview8-9am
00 Democracy Now! headlines

10 Michael Werbowski Presents

In Mexico City -

Very intriguing..I am now writing to you from my new job as business editor  here… for this week I can talk about the flu and reports that the Canada Mexico migrant workers set up may be cancelled due to economic woes..

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20 Weather w/ Margo

22 Bike Report w/ Tom

25 Discussion w/ Tom Keefer

[[[UPPING THE ANTI LAUNCH PARTY]]]UPPING THE ANTI NUMBER EIGHT includes:- Interviews with David McNally, Sam Gindin,
and Leo Panitch on the economic crisis

- Interview with Deborah Gould on the legacy
of ACT UP

- Interview with Helen Hudson on building
sustainable movements

- John Clarke on anti-poverty organizing
during the economic crisis

- Shourideh Molavi on Palestine solidarity
organizing after the assault on Gaza

- Shiri Pasternak on the struggle at
Barriere Lake

- Roundtable with members of the Student
Liberation Action Movement (SLAM)

- Roundtable on activist study groups

35 Interview w/ Dan Saykaly

Israeli troops shot the 30 year old Bassem Ibrahim Abu Rahmah on the lands of his village Bi’lin, during the weekly demonstration against the apartheid wall. They fired an extended range teargas projectile directly at him from a distance of 30 meters, against their own open-fire regulations. Bassem was critically injured in the stomach and died not long after in a hospital in Ramallah.

Weekly Friday Vigil – Noon to 1 PM

End the occcupation !
Join PAJU and support the heroic resistance of the Palestinian People. Become part of the longest-running protest vigil in Canadian history, every Friday on the north-west corner of Ste-Catherine St. and Mcgill College
Every friday, silent vigil in protest against the occupation.
Time: Noon – 1 pm
Place: corner of Ste-Catherine St. and Mcgill College

Facing the increasing violence the protesters call:To continue the popular resistance to the occupation and the wall
To put an end to all use of lethal weapons against demonstrators
To bring all occupation criminals, including those shooting at civilians, to justice
To STOP THE SHOOTING AT DEMONSTRATORS To STOP THE CRIMES OF THE OCCUPATION

45 Audio – Jeanne Mance Park – Volunteers/Friday Morning After/May 8

-JeanneMance.mp3

Interview w/ Sun Youth representative

Discussion of City of Montreal’s decision to remove playground equipment at Jeanne Mance Park

50 Community Listings

55 Fusion Opal – outro

00 jazz amuck w/ John B.