November 5th FMA Runsheet
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00 Fusion Opal – theme intro
02 show preview and greetings
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08 Weather w/ Margo
15 Interview w/ Buddhist Monk STEPHEN SCHETTINI in-studio
25 There’s More to Life Than Hummus w/ Chef Ali Hassan
30 Michael Werbowski Presents
Poetry Reading and Discussion of
Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen
Bird /Swine flu
-Discussion/Analysis of Montreal Municipal Election results
-Round-Up of the Canadian Headlines that caught our eye this week:
*Canada “the disgrace of the world” on climate change issues
*Afghani Gov’t publicly accuses Canadian army of taking bribes and extorting protection money from Afghani farmers growing poppy seeds for heroin – FACT -> Poppy production has increased 600% in Afghanistan since the Canadian army arrived
57 8am warning and 8-9am preview
8-9am
00 Democracy Now! headlines
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10 Interview w|Rebecca Dooley, McGill VP University Affairs and Nikki Bozinoff, Demilitarize McGill in-studio
-Discussion concerning proposed amendments to the Regulation on the Conduct of Research policy at McGill
www.demilitarizemcgill.wordpress.com
-UN removes half its staff from Afghanistan – 600 out of 1200 workers will be evacuated after the killing of 5 UN workers on October 28th – “The perception that we will stay in this country no matter what, is incorrect…” Kai Eide, head of the UN mission. The UN claims that Western forces are responsible for at least 340 civilian deaths since the start of this year.
-British Soldier Joe Glenton from Royal Logistics Corps leads London Demonstration to get out of Afghanistan – receives standing ovation and applause from soldiers in his barracks – “Politicians have abused the trust of the army and the soldiers who serve…”
-US Political Officer and former Marine Mathhew Hoh resigns post (US gov’t rep in Zabul Province) in Afghanistan – “I fail to see the value or the worth in continued US casualties or expenditures of resources…” – he has been asked to stay on by US foreign service
-Afghani Gov’t publicly accuses Canadian army of taking bribes and extorting protection money from Afghani farmers growing poppy seeds for heroin – FACT -> Poppy production has increased 600% in Afghanistan since the Canadian army arrived
32 Weather w/ Margo
35 Bike Report w/ Tom
40 Interview w|DJ Andy Williams – mentor, teacher and role model
-discussion of recent DJ tour in South Africa and the African roots of Hip-Hop
50 Community Listings
00 jazz amuck w/ John B.
October 30th FMA Runsheet
00 Fusion Opal – theme intro
02 show preview and greetings
-plug website www.fridaymorningafter.wordpress.com
-thank you to Dusty’s montroyal/parc for the breakfast
08 Weather Update w/ Margo
15 Best of Friday Morning After
Segment 1
-Yves Engler
-Kahatineta Horn
-Abdullah Al Malki
-Avigail Abarnanel / Dalit Baum
-Libby Davis
-Howard Zinn
-Yves Engler
25 Rezaq Faraj 1943-2009
-Municipal Elections
57 8am warning and 8-9am preview
www.democracynow.org
10 Michael Werbowski Presents
Turkey/Iran
Swine Flu
25
Bike Report w/ Tom50 Community Listings
00 jazz amuck w/ John B.
October 23rd FMA Runsheet
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08 Weather Update w/ Margo
15 Best of Friday Morning After
Segment 1
-Yves Engler
-Kahatineta Horn
-Abdullah Al Malki
-Avigail Abarnanel / Dalit Baum
-Libby Davis
-Howard Zinn
-Yves Engler
25 Interview w/
-peacekeeping vs. warmaking
-Canada’s real role in the world vs. the myth
-Somalia affair 1993 w/airborne regiment
-Iraq War Resister supporters confront Prime Minister Stephen Harper in Toronto on October 16, 2009.
-As of July 2009, there are at least 28 public cases of US Iraq War resisters in Canada
-Rodney Watson, on Monday October 19, 2009, decided to seek sanctuary in a B.C. church rather than face deportation to the United States to face desertion charges
57 8am warning and 8-9am preview
8-9am
00 Democracy Now! headlines
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10 Michael Werbowski Presents
discussion of the emerging political climate in Eastern Europe
www.centrekabir.com
reservations-514 586 3148/ 514 695 3264/ 514 931 0942
00 jazz amuck w/ John B.
50 Community Listings
Irshad Khan – Sitar + Surbahar Concert
Hindol Majumdar – Tabla
Saturday, October 24th, 2009
730pm Oscar Peterson Concert Hall
7141 Sherbrooke W.
Tickets – 50$ and 20$ (students/golden age 15$)
Presented by Kabir Cultural Centre
25 Bike Report w/ Tom
00 Fusion Opal – theme intro
October 16th FMA runsheet
Hello Everyone,
here is the runsheet for tomorrow’s show – it is funding drive so there will be some additional “special moments” throughout the program based on the highlights from the past year of broadcasting.
I am very proud of all of you!
talk soon,
tj
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05 ads/promos
-thank you to Dusty’s montroyal/parc for the breakfast
08 Weather Update w/ Margo
15 More to life then Hummus w/Chef Ali Hassan
Mangoes Recipies!!! Back by Demand!!!
The Walks, the Pavements, the Categories and the Statistics
website – www.montrealserai.com
35 Interview w/ Gaynde Djibril member of GRILA and Independant Journalist phone -
Today’s Economic System as a Hinderance to Development for Africans
-Canada Mining Interests
-Civil Situation in Guinea
a roundtable discussion of the Canadian News Headlines that caught our eye this week
-Municipal Elections
-BodyBags sent to Reservations – H1N1 Flu Ad
-Federal Elections
57 8am warning and 8-9am preview
8-9am
00 Democracy Now! headlines
www.democracynow.org
15 Interview w/ Denys Heward author “The Bugle Sounded One Note”
-History of the NDG School Lower Canada College
-Personal recollections through the eyes and ears of a man who was a teacher and student at LCC
35
Bike Report w/ Tom-mandate
-collaborators and growing pains
-outline of current product
50 Community Listings
00 jazz amuck w/ John B.
October 9th FMA runsheet
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00 Fusion Opal – theme intro
02 show preview and greetings
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05 ads/promos
-thank you to Dusty’s montroyal/parc for the breakfast
08 Weather Update w/ Margo
15 More to life then Hummus w/Ali Hassan
Mangoes!!! Back by Demand!!!
Artists Against Apartheid X -
- SATURDAY OCTOBER 10th 20h00
suggested donation 5-10$
Cégep du Vieux Montréal
255 rue Ontario east
room 4.82 A
métro Berri-UQAM
Artists Against Apartheid X is taking place within the Quebec Social Forum (QSF) within a special focus day at the forum on building the Palestinian solidarity movement. QSF 2009 is uniting thousands of grassroots activists from across Quebec, a special event within the ongoing Artists Against Apartheid series is part of the the international campaign for Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) against Israeli apartheid.
performances from
Qurna
Qurna is a conceptual and experimental music project of Iraqi Maqam repertoire, building on improvisations and experiences of local musicians in Montreal.
musicians
Omar Dewachi: oud, djouza
Jérémi Roy: double bass
Pierre-Guy Blanchard: percussion
Sam Shalabi: oud, synth
Radwan Moumneh: saz
Xarah Dion: synth
Zayid Al-Baghdadi: nay
Lubo Alexandrov
Bulgarian-born guitarist, composer and singer, Alexandrov has developed a unique musical style, merging Bulgarian, Turkish and Roma musical traditions, recipient of the 2007 Juno Music Award for the ‘Best World Album’. www.luboalexandrov.com
musicians
Lubo Alexandrov: guitar, voice
Sergiu Popa: accordion
la Banda de Gaza
ensemble of six musicians including violin, double-bass, percussion, guitar, key-boards and accordion. La Banda de Gaza is front-lined by singer Iqi Balam who brings biting, politically charged lyrics to the group’s electricity of musical rhythms from Latin America, African percussion and modern beats.
projection
‘Once Upon A Country’
a film by Rula Odeh 15 minutes
“Once Upon a Country” paints a very human portrait of Palestinian-Canadians who tell their own story of their forced exile from Palestine in 1948.
This film gives a face and voice to Palestinian-Canadians as they tell their remarkable story of resilience and survival and express their yearning for recognition of the injustice they have endured.
Through their stories of 5 Palestinian-Canadians, we follow the trajectory of their lives from their care-free, happy childhoods in Palestine, through the shattering events of 1948 to the rebuilding of their lives in exile.
theater performance
Seven Jewish Children a piece for Gaza
Caryl Churchill’s play, Seven Jewish Children, was written in response to the situation in Gaza in January 2009 has been adapted into a French language performance by Stéphane Jaques
actors
Nathalie Costa
Dominique Daoust
Esther Hardy
Cécile Lasserre
Jean-Pierre Matte
Émilie-Lune Sauvé
Alexandre Préfontaine
stage manager: Diane Potvin
sound: Gabriel Lesage-Bilodeau and Hugo Le Bleu-Tadaros
translation Jocelyne Doray.
This is the tenth Artists Against Apartheid concert occurring within the international campaign for boycott, divestment and sanctions against Israeli apartheid.
* Tadamon! Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions
Tadamon! Montreal
tel: 514 664 1036
email: info[at]tadamon.ca
a roundtable discussion of the Canadian News Headlines that caught our eye this week
-Municipal Elections
-BodyBags sent to Reservations – H1N1 Flu Ad
-Federal Elections
57 8am warning and 8-9am preview
8-9am
00 Democracy Now! headlines
www.democracynow.org
10 Glen Ford Editorial
Friday Morning After on signal
Quebec Social Forum
-What is the Quebec Social Forum?
-What is the History of Social Forums in Quebec? Worldwide?
-Outline some of the events that will be taking place
-Where and When can people register?
50 Community Listings
00 jazz amuck w/ John B.
October 2nd FMA runsheet
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00 Fusion Opal – theme intro
02 show preview and greetings
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05 ads/promos
-thank you to Dusty’s montroyal/parc for the breakfast
08 Weather Update w/ Margo
15 More to life then Hummus w/Ali Hassan
Mangoes!!!
As part of the activities for Israeli Apartheid Awareness week at the University of Adelaide, Action for Palestine was pleased to host Avigail Abarbanel to speak about Apartheid in Israel.
Avigail Abarbanel is a professional psychotherapist who was born in Israel and served for two years in the IDF. Her experience has greatly shaped her political views and she has been active in many campaigns against military injustice and human rights abuses in the Middle East and Australia. You can find her personal website here.
This interview was conducted by Catherine Zengerer for The Wire, our news and current affairs program here at Radio Adelaide. We bring you the extend interview from that session with thanks to Catherine Zengerer.
This talk was broadcast on Radio Adelaide on the 19th of August.
Time segments - 20:47 - kingston key
a roundtable discussion of the Canadian News Headlines that caught our eye this week
57 8am warning and 8-9am preview
8-9am
00 Democracy Now! headlines
www.democracynow.org
10 Glen Ford Editorial
Friday Morning After on signal
15 ODI Cricket Championship Update w/ Zoreen Rahaman Wrap-up and discussion of ICC Cricket ODI(50 Over) World Championships going on in South Africa
30
Bike Report w/ Tom-
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EditorialMaya Khankhoje
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Artrosalind hampton“…the berths represented a new form of alienation and containment…”
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CommentaryBernard Miller“…will we ever see them mobilise as effectively to house the needy and homeless?”
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CommentaryRana Bose“…having a home is a constitutional right…”
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Film ReviewMaya Khankhoje
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MeditationEdgardo “Gar” Morales
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ProseRona Altrows
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ProseMaya Khankhoje
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PoetryGary Beck
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ProseIlona Martonfi
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Book ReviewPrasun Lala“…a collection of musical scores, beautifully written, drawn, painted, etched, computer generated…”
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Book ReviewJooneed Khan“…demolish, …“Canadians’ self-appraisal of their country’s foreign policy…”
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Theatre ReviewAnna Fuerstenberg“Truth and Treason is politically compelling”
Maya Khankhoje -
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Artrosalind hampton“…the berths represented a new form of alienation and containment…”
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CommentaryBernard Miller“…will we ever see them mobilise as effectively to house the needy and homeless?”
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CommentaryRana Bose“…having a home is a constitutional right…”
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Film ReviewMaya Khankhoje
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MeditationEdgardo “Gar” Morales
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ProseRona Altrows
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ProseMaya Khankhoje
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PoetryGary Beck
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ProseIlona Martonfi
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Book ReviewPrasun Lala“…a collection of musical scores, beautifully written, drawn, painted, etched, computer generated…”
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Book ReviewJooneed Khan“…demolish, …“Canadians’ self-appraisal of their country’s foreign policy…”
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Theatre ReviewAnna Fuerstenberg“Truth and Treason is politically compelling”
50 Community Listings
00 jazz amuck w/ John B.
September 25th FMA Runsheet
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08 Weather Update w/ Margo
Israeli forces invaded Bil’in once again just before 1am. Six jeeps entered the village through the gate in the wall occupation. Two jeeps stopped at the house of Mohammed Ahmed Yasseen (age 21) and searched for him in the ground floor apartment belonging to his mother. Four jeeps stopped at Abdullah Mahmoud Aburahma’s (age 37) house and searched for him there. Two of these jeeps left to quickly search for Yasseen Mohammed Yasseen (age 21) at his home.
International and Israeli activists accompanied local Palestinians at all three locations to protest against the invasions and to document events. The house searches were relatively short-lived, compared to the numerous previous invasions. The soldiers delivered letters to all three families demanding that the three men go to Ofer prison to meet ‘Captain Fo’ad’ of the Shabak. This was the first time such a demand was written in Arabic.
There has been speculation that an Israeli lawyer is attempting to show that this long series of night arrests is illegal because no forewarning was given to any of the Palestinians so far seized and detained. These letters may be an attempt by the Israeli army to pre-empt a court order demanding a warning before any arrest.-September 2009..
a roundtable discussion of the Canadian News Headlines that caught our eye this week
57 8am warning and 8-9am preview
8-9am
00 Democracy Now! headlines
www.democracynow.org
10 Interview w/ Amy Miller about the Adil Charkaoui Hearings
All welcome to come out to court tomorrow and Friday for an important hearing in the Charkaoui case: --------------------------------- Thursday, September 24 and Friday, September 25, 2009 at 9:30am Federal Court, 30 McGill Street (Square Victoria metro), Montreal *Call to confirm hearing and time: 514-222-0205, 514-813-4918 --------------------------------- After six years of subjecting Montrealer Adil Charkaoui to surveillance, imprisonment, and house arrest, the Canadian government finally admitted that they have insufficient evidence to uphold the security certificate against him. COME TO COURT ON SEPTEMBER 24 and 25th: The Federal Court has therefore convened a hearing on 24 and 25 September to decide this question (see three questions outlined in the court directive of 5 August here: www.adilinfo.org/en/node/595). Four other men, all Muslim, remain under a security certificate in Ontario, including Mohammad Mahjoub, the sole detainee in the Kingston Immigration Holding Centre, better known as “Guatanamo North”.
30
Bike Report w/ Tomtalk about my current photo exhibition on the Philippines…
Photos were taken during a trip to Manila as an elections observer and documents grassroots social movements in the country, both through portraits and shots from the urban landscape... Below is a press release on the exhibition, also Radio Canada international featured the exhibition, below is a link to the interview... http://www.rcinet.ca/RCI/EN/ wishing you all the best.
00 jazz amuck w/ John B.
Time segments - 20:47 - kingston key
Avigail Abarbanel on Israel
As part of the activities for Israeli Apartheid Awareness week at the University of Adelaide, Action for Palestine was pleased to host Avigail Abarbanel to speak about Apartheid in Israel.
Avigail Abarbanel is a professional psychotherapist who was born in Israel and served for two years in the IDF. Her experience has greatly shaped her political views and she has been active in many campaigns against military injustice and human rights abuses in the Middle East and Australia. You can find her personal website here.
This interview was conducted by Catherine Zengerer for The Wire, our news and current affairs program here at Radio Adelaide. We bring you the extend interview from that session with thanks to Catherine Zengerer.
This talk was broadcast on Radio Adelaide on the 19th of August.
September 18th FMA Runsheet
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Fusion Opal – theme intro02 show preview and greetings
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05 ads/promos
-thank you to Dusty’s montroyal/parc for the breakfast
08 Weather Update w/ Margo
15 Literary Review w/ Jeffery Mackie
35 Report on Email Scams w/ Christie Elizabeth
a roundtable discussion of the Canadian News Headlines that caught our eye this week
57 8am warning and 8-9am preview
8-9am
00 Democracy Now! headlines
www.democracynow.org
10 Interview w/ Rahul Varma Artistic Director 514 938 1854
teesri duniya theatre
http://www.teesriduniya.com/
-Outline of the new play “Truth and Treason”
-Reactions to the Play – discussion panels
-Why such a short production run?
- Discussion of the theatre group – its history – the symbolism behind the name
-Future Projects
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Bike Report w/ Tom 514 836 9986talk about my current photo exhibition on the Philippines…
Photos were taken during a trip to Manila as an elections observer and documents grassroots social movements in the country, both through portraits and shots from the urban landscape... Below is a press release on the exhibition, also Radio Canada international featured the exhibition, below is a link to the interview... http://www.rcinet.ca/RCI/EN/ wishing you all the best.
00 jazz amuck w/ John B.
Time segments - Interview w/ Abraham Weizfeld - 514 284 6642
doctoral candidate Abraham
Weizfeld, of the Department of Political Science at l’Université du
Québec à Montréal (UQAM)
Presentation of the issues as they stand on the status of
Weizfeld's doctoral thesis that makes a critique of the State of Israel from a
Jewish perspective. This thesis work was expelled without the
right of appeal by a university administrator in 2005 after having been
accepted by a majority of the academic jury. The UQAM Ombudsman’s
inquiry concluded that this expulsion was in contradiction to the regulations of the university, however
the non-academic administration still refuses to allow the matter to be considered by the Jury of
academics or by any other academic’s evaluation. As a result
the legal appeal is seeking a judgment to allow the academic procedure of evaluation to continue.
Abraham Weizfeld will be speaking on his own behalf with the assistance of
counsel from Me. Patrice Blais, at the September 14-16, 2009 hearing at the Palais de Justice, 1 rue
Notre-Dame E., room 2.08 at 9 am Monday.
Discussion -
-Describe the procedural irregularities that have led to the legal action
-How will you present your arguments at the Palais de Justice?
-Can you outline your thesis itself and some of the reasons that you think it
was expelled in such a unilateral and irregular fashion?
September 11th FMA Runsheet
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08 Weather Update w/ Margo
15 Literary Review w/ Jeffery Mackie
30 Toronto Declaration regarding Boycott of International Film Festival’s city-2-city spotlight on Tel Aviv
September 10, 2009
For Immediate Release
Toronto Declaration Unstoppable
Despite a week of attacks, artists from around the world rush to sign the declaration
The organizers of the Toronto Declaration – No Celebration of Occupation are pleased to announce that more than 1000 people from around the world—including many Israelis—have signed on in protest of TIFF’s City-to-City Spotlight on Tel Aviv. New signatories include music and cinematic legends Harry Belafonte and Julie Christie. Actor Viggo Mortensen, who will be attending this year’s festival, just added his name. Leading intellectual figures Noam Chomsky, Judith Butler and Anne McClintock have also recently endorsed the declaration, along with prominent Canadian writers Rawi Hage, Joy Kogawa, Dionne Brand, and Kerri Sakamoto. Celebrated local filmmakers Velcro Ripper, Min Sook Lee and Lynne Fernie have also signed the letter.
International support for the declaration continues to grow despite denunciations, unfounded personal attacks on earlier signatories Jane Fonda and Danny Glover, and despite an aggressive campaign of misinformation regarding the letter’s content.
The organizers want to make it clear that the letter does not call for a boycott of TIFF. Several of the signatories have much anticipated films in this year’s festival and many others plan to attend. Nor is it a protest against Israeli filmmakers, many of whom signed the letter. It is a statement of principled opposition to TIFF’s highly political decision to honor the city of Tel-Aviv with a celebratory “spotlight” this year.
Such a celebration, especially in light of the recent Israeli attacks on Gaza, not only ignores Palestinian suffering, but also helps to whitewash Israel’s continued violations of international law. According to Naomi Klein, one declaration’s co-authors, “Publicly opposing TIFF’s decision is not an act of censorship, but its opposite: the use of cherished rights of freedom of speech and opinion.”
In an effort to promote ongoing critical debate about Tel Aviv, Israel and Palestine, organizers will be holding a public forum featuring key signatories on Monday, September 14, 2009. There will be an opportunity for press to talk to spokespeople prior to the event, beginning at 5pm. Location and further details to follow.
The full text of the letter, including new signatories is available at: http://torontodeclaration.blogspot.com/
Media Contact:
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Globe and Mail, Naomi Klein, Tuesday, September 08, 2009.
When I heard the Toronto International Film Festival was holding a celebratory “spotlight” on Tel Aviv I felt ashamed of my city. I thought immediately of Mona Al Shawa, a Palestinian women’s-rights activist I met on a recent trip to Gaza. “We had more hope during the attacks,” she told me, “at least then we believed things would change.” Ms. Al Shawa explained that while Israeli bombs rained down last December and January, Gazans were glued to their TVs. What they saw, in addition to the carnage, was a world rising up in outrage: global protests, as many as a hundred thousand on the streets of London, a group of Jewish women in Toronto occupying the Israeli Consulate. “People called it war crimes,” Ms. Al Shawa recalled. “We felt we were not alone in the world.”
35 Interview w/ Amir Al-Shourbaji (Montreal Muslim who is involved with the Community on a day-to day basis) – Phone:
1/ The traditional significance of the month of Ramadan
2/ The process for practiononers to observe the month of Ramadan
a roundtable discussion of the Canadian News Headlines that caught our eye this week
57 8am warning and 8-9am preview
8-9am
00 Democracy Now! headlines
10 Interview w/ Abraham Weizfeld –
doctoral candidate Abraham Weizfeld, of the Department of Political Science at l’Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM) Presentation of the issues as they stand on the status of Weizfeld's doctoral thesis that makes a critique of the State of Israel from a Jewish perspective. This thesis work was expelled without the right of appeal by a university administrator in 2005 after having been accepted by a majority of the academic jury. The UQAM Ombudsman’s inquiry concluded that this expulsion was in contradiction to the regulations of the university, however the non-academic administration still refuses to allow the matter to be considered by the Jury of academics or by any other academic’s evaluation. As a result the legal appeal is seeking a judgment to allow the academic procedure of evaluation to continue. Abraham Weizfeld will be speaking on his own behalf with the assistance of counsel from Me. Patrice Blais, at the September 14-16, 2009 hearing at the Palais de Justice, 1 rue Notre-Dame E., room 2.08 at 9 am Monday. Discussion - -Describe the procedural irregularities that have led to the legal action -How will you present your arguments at the Palais de Justice? -Can you outline your thesis itself and some of the reasons that you think it was expelled in such a unilateral and irregular fashion?
30
Bike Report w/ Tomtalk about my current photo exhibition on the Philippines…
Photos were taken during a trip to Manila as an elections observer and documents grassroots social movements in the country, both through portraits and shots from the urban landscape... Below is a press release on the exhibition, also Radio Canada international featured the exhibition, below is a link to the interview... http://www.rcinet.ca/RCI/EN/ wishing you all the best.
00 jazz amuck w/ John B.
September 4th Runsheet
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08 Weather Update w/ Margo
15 Literary Review w/ Jeffery Mackie
35 Interview w/ Amir Al-Shourbaji (Montreal Muslim who is involved with the Community on a day-to day basis) -
1/ The traditional significance of the month of Ramadan
2/ The process for practiononers to observe the month of Ramadan
a roundtable discussion of the Canadian News Headlines that caught our eye this week
57 8am warning and 8-9am preview
10 Bil’in: A Portrait of Nonviolent Resistance
30 Bike Report w/ Tom
00 jazz amuck w/ John B.
00 Fusion Opal – theme intro
02 show preview and greetings
August 28th FMA Runsheet
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08 Weather Update w/ Margo
15 Musical Guest – Mannequin Bride
i also have a good new song from my next album
35 – This Week in History – Movie Review w/ Christie Elizabeth
Quentin Turentino’s latest
a roundtable discussion of the Canadian News Headlines that caught our eye this week
57 8am warning and 8-9am preview
8-9am
00 Democracy Now! headlines
10 Michael Werbowski Presents
I can talk about the strange case of Florence Cassez you is serving a life jail sentence in Mexico..just google her name you will get the background on it..cheers
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Bike Report w/ TomSounds great, we’ll be there with some great material!
35 Interview w/ Amir Al-Shourbaji (Montreal Muslim who is involved with the Community on a day-to day basis)
1/ The traditional significance of the month of Ramadan
2/ The process for practiononers to observe the month of Ramadan
50 Community Listings
00 jazz amuck w/ John B.
August 21st FMA Runsheet
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08 Weather Update w/ Margo
15 Literary Review w/ Jeffery Mackie
I am talking to two writers about Friday.
28 Quick News Update – Amnesty International Withdraws from Leonard Cohen’s Israel Concert Fund
Amnesty International has announced today that it will abstain from any involvement in the Leonard Cohen concert in Tel Aviv and will not be party to any fund benefits from the concert’s proceeds.
Amnesty International’s announcement today followed an earlier international outcry over the human rights organization’s reported involvement in the Leonard Cohen concert fund, and an earlier international call for Cohen to boycott aparthied Israel.
-read press release-
a roundtable discussion of the Canadian News Headlines that caught our eye this week
57 8am warning and 8-9am preview
8-9am
00 Democracy Now! headlines
10 Quick News Update – Update into the Free Gaza Movement
-read press release-
15 This Week in History w/ Christie Elizabeth
also a discussion of email scams and internet piracy
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Bike Report w/ Tom-mandate and history of Repercussion Theatre
-logistics of running Shakespeare in the Park (actors, set design, etc)
-Funding for free theater – “pass the hat”, private and public donors, etc
-Winter Season / what and where can people support RPT?
45 More to Life then Hummus w/ Chef Ali Hassan
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50 Community Listings
00 jazz amuck w/ John B.
This Week in History – August 14 2009
A quick rundown of this week in history!
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August 14th FMA Runsheet
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08 Weather Update w/ Margo
15 More to Life then Hummus w/ Chef Ali Hassan
25 Quick News Update – International Community calls for performing artists to cancel events in Israel
The International Community, in solidartity with grassroots Palestinian movements and global calls for Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions against the apartheid state of Israel, have called on all artist to cancel their performances in Israel until it observes international law and recognizes the basic human rights of the Palestinian people.
This same successful call of boycotting the apartheid state of Israel mirrors the cryout to artists in the 80s and 90s which worked towards transforming the apartheid state of South Africa.
Two of the most prominent artisits who have been targeted to cancel their shows in Israel are Montrealer Leonard Cohen and pop icon Madonna.
-read letter to Amenesty International re:Cohen-
-read article about schedueled protests re:Madonna-
35 Interview w/ Emily Shaeffer – Israeli Lawyer
In June 2009 Mohammed Khatib traveled to Montreal to testify in a historic lawsuit launched by Bil’in village against two Quebec-based companies, both involved in constructing illegal jewish-only settlements on the lands of the Palestinian village of Bil’in.
Mohammed further embarked on an 11-city speaking tour throughout Canada with Emily Shaeffer to educate Canadian citizens about the day-to-day lives of the Palestinians damaged by the illegal infringement of the state of Israel upon Palestinian land in Bilin and throughout the occupied territories.
Since that time Israeli military forces wearing combat paint and masks invaded the West Bank village of Bil’in.
Israeli soldiers raided several homes, arresting two Palestinian children and five Palestinians adults including Mohammad Khatib from the Bil’in Popular Committee Against the Wall and Settlements.
-Update into the Condition and Status of Mohammed Khatib
-Report on the Attitudes of the people of Bilin to the arrests and seizures
-Report on the visit of the three Canadian MPs to Billin village last Sunday (9th)
00 Democracy Now! headlines
10 Michael Werbowski Presents –
Canadian Foriegn Policy
-Honduras
-Haiti
-Venezuela
Canadian Domestic Policy
-Cost of the Afghanistan Mission to the canadian taxpayer – 7million$ / day
-NDP Convention
-Health Care
00 jazz amuck w/ John B.
August 7th Runsheet
all times EST
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listen live on the web – www.ckut.ca
00 Fusion Opal – theme intro
02 show preview and greetings
05 ads/promos
08 Weather w/ Margo
10 Community Listings
15 Literary Review w/ Jeffery Mackie
25 Musical Guest – Chris Hum and accompanyment in-studio w/guitar
30 This Week in History w/ Christie Elizabeth in-studio
roundtable discussion of the Canadian News Headlines that caught our eye this week
57 8am warning and 8-9am preview
8-9am
00 Democracy Now! headlines
combat paint and masks invaded the West Bank village of Bil’in.
Israeli soldiers raided several homes, arresting two Palestinian
children and five Palestinians adults including Mohammad Khatib from the
Bil’in Popular Committee Against the Wall and Settlements.
In June 2009 Mohammed Khatib traveled to Canada to testify in a historic
lawsuit launched by Bil’in village against two Quebec-based companies, both involved in constructing illegal Israeli-only settlements on the lands of the
Palestinian village of Bil’in.
Palestinian activist Mohammed Khatib also spoke to Canada’s major media
outlets and publicly in eleven Canadian cities with Emily Schaeffer, an
Israeli lawyer representing the village of Bil’in, connecting with
hundreds of people across Canada.
20 Musical Guest
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — Lawmakers voted to more than double Haiti’s minimum wage Tuesday night after long hours of debate and clashes between police and protesters
00 jazz amuck w/ John B.
July 31st runsheet
7-8am
00 Fusion Opal – theme intro
02 show preview and greetings
05 ads/promos
08 Weather Update w/ Margo
10 Community Listings
15 Interview w/ Alain Coull in-studio w/guitar throughout the show
Introducing his latest album and playing some tracks live on the FMA
http://www.myspace.com/484821775
www.myspace.com/484821775
25 More to Life then Hummus w/ Chef Ali Hassan
More Lamb Biryani Recipies!!!
35 This Week in History w/ Christie Elizabeth in-studio
Diana and Charles get married, Pope reinforced birth control ban – IRA declares end to armed struggle
reports on allergy paranoia and the possibility that we are “too clean” – the reality that our obsession with our own cleanliness increases the amount of separation we place between ourselves and those we consider “unclean”.
45 Canadian Headlines w/ Craig Sauve
roundtable discussion of the Canadian News Headlines that caught our eye this week
57 8am warning and 8-9am preview
8-9am
00 Democracy Now! headlines
10 Weather w/ Margo
15 Bike Report w/ Tom
20 Interview w/ Grahme Russell info@rightsaction.org
Update into the situation in Honduras
-What happened in Honduras, was it a revolution? a coup? a putsch? a plot?
-Who gained and who lost with the transfer of power?
-In the Latin American struggle between pro-American, NAFTA-supporting ideology and pro-Boliviarin socialist reform, who gained ground in Honduras?
-What is a “Golpista”?
-What was the influence of outside forces, external to Honduras for what happened with the presidency?
-Was there external support for the armed forces that gave them the opportunity to effect the coup?
40 Interview w/ Tamara Herman in Mexico
ANTI-MINING GROUP STAGES 36 HOUR SIT-IN AT CANADIAN EMBASSY IN MEXICO CITY
http://www.dominionpaper.ca/weblogs/sandra/2800
Mexico City, July 21, 2009 – Anti-mining activists marked the first ever Global Day of Action Against Open-Pit mining with a 36-hour sit-in outside the Canadian Embassy building in Mexico City.
The action was planned by the Frente Amplio Opositor (FAO), a coalition opposed to Canadian corporation New Gold’s Cerro de San Pedro open-pit gold and silver mine in Central Mexico. New Gold Inc. is based in British Columbia.
50 Community Listings
55 Fusion Opal – outro
00 jazz amuck w/ John B.
July 24th runsheet
7-8am
00 Fusion Opal – theme intro
02 show preview and greetings
05 ads/promos
08 Weather Update w/ Margo
30 Today in History/This Week in History w/ Christie Elizabeth in-studio
Good one, no??
reports on allergy paranoia and the possibility that we are “too clean” – the reality that our obsession with our own cleanliness increases the amount of separation we place between ourselves and those we consider “unclean”.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e5smPcN8AoE
57 8am warning and 8-9am preview
00 Democracy Now! headlines
10 Michael Werbowski Presents
-will contact Michael in Mexico City
- Mexico City, July 21, 2009 – Anti-mining activists are marking the first ever Global Day of Action Against Open-Pit mining with a 36-hour sit-in outside the Canadian Embassy building in Mexico City. New Gold Inc. is based in British Columbia.
> ‘No to Dubious Biotech-fixes for Climate Change’
>
> Montreal, 16 July 2009. Several groups including Greenpeace, ETC Group
> and Biofuelwatch are warning that the biotech lobby will mount a major
> green-washing public relations exercise during the Sixth Annual
> Conference on Industrial Biotechnology and Bioprocessing that will be
> held at the Palais de congrès (19-22 July 2009).
45 Interview w/ Chelsea Lynn Labate and Tommy Hunt
Live in Chapel Hill, NC – on the road up and down the East Coast from Quebec to Florida
will be back in Montreal in August
45 More to Life then Hummus w/ Chef Ali Hassan
By popular demand – one from the archives!
00 jazz amuck w/ John B.
July 17th Runsheet
7-8am
00 Fusion Opal – theme intro
02 show preview and greetings
05 ads/promos
08 Weather Update w/ Margo
| I will have as guest, Jane Hope from Vallum magazine, who have launched their recent issue. There is a reading on the 23rd to mark this. JPM |
40 Canadian Headlines w/ Craig Sauve
8-9am
00 Democracy Now! headlines
10 Michael Werbowski Presents
-will contact Michael in Mexico City
Canada Issues New Visa Rules Affecting Mexicans, Czechs
-What is the Fantasia Film Festival?
-Where are the venues to view the films?
-Who are some of the better-known film-makers to be presented/presenting?
-When is the Festival running and where can people get more info?
-Tell us about your involvement and history with the Fantasia project.
45 Interview w/ Chelsea Lynn Labate and Tommy Hunt
Stories From the Road – a Guitar for Pickin’ and a Thumb for Hitchin’
Live in Chapel Hill, NC – on the road up and down the East Coast from Quebec to Florida
will be back in Montreal in August
45 More to Life then Hummus w/ Chef Ali Hassan
By popular demand – one from the archives!
00 jazz amuck w/ John B.
July 10th Runsheet
7-8am
00 Fusion Opal – theme intro
02 show preview and greetings
05 ads/promos
08 Weather Update w/ Margo
10 Community Listings
15 Literary Review w/Jeffery Mackie
I will have Jack J Locke on talking about the Leonard Cohen poem project. Jeffrey
30 Interview w/ Christie Elizabeth in-studio
She will tell us about herself and her Oragami sideline – Possibility of joining the Friday Morning team for the Summer
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 preview
8-9am
00 Democracy Now! headlines
10 Michael Werbowski Presents
www.english.ohmynews.com/english/eng_article_diff.asp?writer_id=minou&at_code=319896
-will contact Michael in Mexico City to discuss the results of the lower house elections from last Sunday and the astonishingly low voter turnout
- also mining issues to be discussed involving Canadian companies
20 Weather w/ Margo
25 Bike Report w/ Tom
30 Interview about the Situation in Bilin
Mostafa Henaway – Tadamon! Montreal
Brian Aboud -
Important updates concerning Bil’in village…
Basically since the Palestinians who testified at the court hearings in
Montreal returned to their village, the Israeli army has been carrying
out raids on the village in the middle of the night…
Army raids have been directly targeting the Palestinians who were
involved in launching the lawsuit here in Quebec…
It is so important for people in Quebec to know that a court case in
Montreal has lead to military actions in Palestine…
www.bilin-village.org
www.tadamon.ca
45 Interview w/ Chelsea Lynn Labate and Tommy Hunt
Stories From the Road – a Guitar for Pickin’ and a Thumb for Hitchin’
Live in Chapel Hill, NC – on the road up and down the East Coast from Quebec to Florida
will be back in Montreal in August
45 More to Life then Hummus w/ Chef Ali Hassan
By popular demand – one from the archives!
50 Community Listings
55 Fusion Opal – outro
00 jazz amuck w/ John B.
An Interview with Libby Davies
Is Drug Prohibition Successful?
Member of the Canadian Parliament for Vancouver East Libby Davies talks about the Insight Program in her Vancouver riding, the only legalized drug site in North America. She also talks about the uselessness of drug prohibition and shows how the emphasis should be placed on drug awareness and prevention.
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- Breaking The Australian Silence
- How to End Wars
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- Republic of Fools: The Evil Empire
- The Responsibility of the US in Contaminating Iraq with Depleted Uranium
- Rising Military Expenditure: The Coming U.S. Budget Attack
- Spying on Americans: Obama Endorses Bush Era Warrantless Wiretapping
- Common Dreams
- National Security Experts Grim on Terror War
- Study: Prison Population on the Rise
- Lebanon Slides Towards Civil War as Anniversary of Hariri's Murder Looms
- Britain and US: Worst of Wealthy Nations for Children
- US Briefing on Iran Discredits the Official Line
- Doubts Raised on Linking of Iran to US Deaths in Iraq
- Korea Deal Marks Big Victory for Realists
- Greenpeace Try Eating Whale to Stop Whaling
- After a Decade, Booker Winner Roy Plans New Novel
- Independent UK
- US likely to dispatch 30,000 more troops to Afghanistan
- Public support 'crucial' to Afghan success, says general
- John Reid: The enduring implications of the fall of the Berlin Wall
- British man shot dead in Amarillo
- US army killer taken off ventilator
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