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The Real World of Money
How Cyprus and United States Compare in Financial Gamesmanship —
03 Apr 2013 —
Andrew Gause explains why the arrangements in Cyprus and the US are quite similar—both countries have been living beyond their means by relying on the their banking system to extract money from other parts of the world. Of course, unlike the US, Cyprus does not control its own currency and the game has been taken away from them. Additional topics include.... how the financial elite are acquiring the assets of sovereign countries, taking Gordon Gekko's "greed is good" to a whole new level; the hazards of being a shareholder in Dollar Inc.; backwardation in precious metals reflects high physical demand; what's going on with Bitcoin speculation.
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King World News
Celente: Gold and Silver Prices Are Going Up Because of Everything That's Going On —
05 Apr 2013 —
Gerald Celente's topics include the Bank of Japan's new $1T stimulus program and other Ponzi printing perturbations; problems in net job creation; the threat of bank holidays and other reasons to own gold and silver. Will TPTB do a new false flag be in concert with a financial take-down?
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On The Media
Public Opinion About Drones Has Changed Significantly Since Rand Paul Filibuster —
29 Mar 2013 —
In early March, Kentucky Senator Rand Paul used a 13-hour filibuster to draw attention to the Obama Administration's drone programs. Rand's action eventually forced a statement from the White House that they do not see any scenario in which a US citizen could be drone-killed on US soil. Slate's David Weigel observes that public opinion about drones has changed significantly since that filibuster.
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The Real World of Money
Korea and Money Velocity—Why Now? —
10 Apr 2013 —
Andrew Gause's topics include... Speculation on the timing of changes in money velocity and how this may relate to North Korea; the fine line between money creating and the appearance of inflation; Thomas Jefferson and the pirates on the shores of Tripoli; FDR's bank holiday and "bail in"; Japan's new and improved monetary policy, a grand experiment.
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Between The Lines
Ellen Brown on Cyprus and Banking Haircuts —
10 Apr 2013 —
The EU-engineered bailout/haircut of the Cyprus banking system has created a crisis of confidence among people across Europe. As part of the Cyprus banking agreement, some depositors may lose as much as 80% of their bank deposits. Ellen Brown discusses the possibility that this will lead to similar confiscations in other EuroZone nations.
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C-Realm Podcast
A Conversation on Guns in the US —
03 Apr 2013—
Dan Baum, a self-described tax-and-spend Democrat and gun lover, discusses the themes in his new book, Gun Guys—A Road Trip. Dan begins with this observation: Over the last two decades, as gun restrictions have loosened and the number of privately owned fire arms in the US has doubled, gun violence has fallen by half. While he doesn't buy into the simplistic narrative of the pro-gun right that greater gun ownership equals a safer society, he doesn't condone the alarming and bigoted anti-gun rhetoric of the left either. Dan challenges fellow gun guys to be good stewards of the gun ownership process, and he challenges fellow liberals to take control of their addiction to self-righteousness and stop issuing blanket insults and condemnations of gun owners.
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The Keiser Report
Inside Empire—The Benefits of the (Criminal) Financial System —
03 Apr 2013 —
Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert discuss how an entire population can live beyond its means thanks to an economy that benefits from financial crime. Other topics include capital flight, banksters exempt from RICO, and Bitcoin. ~~ Then Max talks to David Morgan about the latest in silver and gold.
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Making Contact
Corporations Say, Taxes are for Suckers! —
02 Apr 2013 —
Though none of us like paying taxes, we do understand the concept that some government services are helpful and therefore must be funded. Many US corporations, on the other hand, see taxes as something to be avoided no matter what, no matter how extraordinary the steps are that needed to do so. This program includes excerpts from the film We're Not Broke, which explores the issue of corporate tax dodging.
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Democracy Now
How Capitalism Is Turning the Media Against Democracy —
05 Apr 2013 —
Bob McChesney explains how concentration of media among a few giant corporations is radically changing the nature of news and information—and not for the better. ~~ Then a clip from the new documentary Shadows of Liberty covers cases of investigative journalists who have been muzzled by corporations and the government. The film shows how a corporate-controlled media can silence the truth about issues ranging from war to labor practices.
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Corbett Report
Kevin Carson on "Objective" Journalism —
03 Apr 2013 —
Kevin Carson of c4ss.org offers some thoughts on the problem of journalists being "objective." Instead of simply reporting the two sides of the argument, journalists have a duty to report the truth, even if that makes one side out to be a liar (or if, more likely, the truth means the issue requires a complete reframing that will make both sides out to be liars).
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One Radio Network
Protecting Your Family Against Societal Disruption —
02 Apr 2013 —
N.E. MacDougald reviews the preparations that can help you and your family more easily deal with general emergency conditions or disruptions to central services. Topics covered include... items to have in your vehicle's trunk; the basement as a safe space; the importance of determination and faith to survival; dealing with inflation risk and currency risk; improving your survival skill set.
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The Lifeboat Hour
Ruppert on Converging Crises —
31 Mar 2013 —
Michael Ruppert discusses the many signs of converging crises across the planet, both manmade and planet-driven. Beyond dead pigs, now dead black swans are appearing in China's waterways, adding an ironic twist to the carnage there. In the UK, there were several thousand deaths from the unprecedented cold this winter. The "Monsanto protection act" is the final evidence of Obama's complicity in the dark machinations of TPTB. The shenanigans in Cyprus, where banksters are stealing depositors' money in broad daylight, plus the explanatory announcements by EU central bankers about how such policies may be applied broadly in the future, should tell us that money in any bank is at risk by definition.
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TUC Radio
Arnie Gundersen: What Did They Know, and When Did They Know It? —
26 Mar 2013—
Gundersen argues that the 2011 Fukushima Daiichi accident in Japan really began in 1965, inside the US, with General Electric and the engineers who designed the site plan and architecture for the Mark I reactors. He also points the finger at the US Atomic Energy Commission that permitted a flawed design to be licensed and built in the US and elsewhere. Finally, he explains why TEPCO clearly knew more during the accident than they told the press and public.
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TUC Radio
_David Freeman: My Experience with Nuclear Power —
01 Apr 2013—
David Freeman has served in executive positions in the power-generation industry, including the New York Power Authority, the TVA, and the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power. He is also a formidable critic of fossil fuels and nuclear power. Freeman closed down nine nuclear reactor projects during his career. He lays out how renewable energy can replace oil and coal, as well as nuclear.
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Food Sleuth Radio
The Politics of Lawn Chemicals—How Canadians Beat the 2,4-D Bunch —
21 Mar 2013 —
Paul Tukey of SafeLawns.org talks about his latest effort, a documentary film called Chemical Reaction, which charts the fight to ban lawn pesticides in Hudson, Quebec. It all started with one determined Hudson physician repeatedly petitioning the local council; it ended up with 85% of Canada banning cosmetic lawn pesticides. Tukey also reviews how lawn chemicals affect the health of humans and pets.
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Radio EcoShock
US Population and Immigration—The Unspoken Environmental Issue —
03 Apr 2013—
Former Earth First! leader Dave Foremen discusses the importance of addressing the population issue in the US and globally. Since the equation for environmental impact is roughly population times standard of living, an increasing population, whether from increased birthrates or immigration, means increasing environmental problems. Foreman reviews many facets of the issue and the politics that keep it buried, even among most environmental groups.
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Living On Earth
Arkansas Pipeline Break Highlights Lack of Regulations on Tar Sands Transfers —
05 Apr 2013 —
A pipeline that links Canada's tar sands with the US Gulf Coast recently ruptured in the rural community of Mayflower, Arkansas. Resident Becky Naylor discusses the spill and the clean up effort. ~~ The US EPA is overseeing the Mayflower oil spill cleanup, but media inquiries are being funneled through Exxon. Reporter Lisa Song explains the challenges of reporting on the spill. ~~ The pipeline was carrying bitumen from Canada's tar sands, which has the consistency of peanut butter. It's physically far different than petroleum. Jim Murphy from National Wildlife Federation discusses a petition before the EPA requesting a moratorium on new or expanded bitumen pipelines until there are tighter regulations for transporting the substance.
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Living On Earth
"Bees vs. Pesticides" Fight Goes to Court —
29 Mar 2013 —
A coalition of beekeepers and environmental organizations is suing the EPA to get tighter regulations for a class of insecticides called neonicotinoids. The group asserts that the agricultural pesticides are contributing to the dramatic decline in honeybee populations. Peter Jenkins, a lawyer for the Center for Food Safety, explains why these pesticides pose risks to bees—and birds as well.
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Radio EcoShock
How Pre-Fab and Modular Technologies Can Foster Green Building —
03 Apr 2013—
Super-tight, low-energy homes cannot be built using standard construction on site. They need to be build on jigs, with factory-level standards to make everything fit seamlessly. Plus, there is less waste in the factory production method. But don't get the idea that the resulting homes are cheesy—they can be anything but. Sheri Koones, author or Prefabulous and Almost Off the Grid explains.
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Living On Earth
Environmental Regs Disappearing into Bureaucratic Black Hole —
12 Apr 2013 —
The line-level rule makers at the US Environmental Protection Agency have increasingly seen their newly proposed rules fall into the abyss of the White House's internal review process—which is managed by political appointees—never to return. Is this a case of politics trumping science? Georgetown law professor Lisa Heinzerling discusses this increasingly problematic barrier to environmental regulation.
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Democracy Now
As Video Footage Brings Animal Abuse to Light (and Prosecution), Ag Gag Bills Loom —
09 Apr 2013 —
An animal rights investigator details how he has spent over a decade secretly filming animal abuse—much of which led to prosecutions for violations of animal-cruelty and farm-animal-abuse laws—and why that work is now imperiled by the wave of "Ag Gag" laws sweeping the country. ~~ Then a debate on the merits of the so-called "Ag Gag" bills, featuring Emily Meredith of the Animal Agriculture Alliance, an industry group, and independent journalist Will Potter.
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One Radio Network
Bacterial Footprint, the Gut, and Probiotics —
04 Apr 2013—
Brenda Watson discusses the factors that contribute to good or poor bacterial populations in our digestive tract. Topics include the relationship between gut flora and health generally, and with the immune system specifically; how to reestablish gut bacteria after a round of antibiotics; how to choose a good probiotic; why some probiotics are more shelf stable than others; whether probiotics should be taken on an empty stomach or with food.
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One Radio Network
GMO Safety—Don't Believe the Industry Science —
26 Mar 2013 —
Howard Vlieger reviews new information on RNA and DNA damage from GMOs. In an Australian study, formaldehyde was found in Roundup-Ready corn. He recounts some of the negative findings in independent studies of GMOs and reminds us that when our leaders say the science indicates GMOs to be "safe," they are referencing GMO-industry-sponsored science, which surprise-surprise, always finds GMOs to be safe. Mothers Across America is a new anti-GMO organization that people can join to fight the GMO scourge.
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Democracy Now
New Extra-Legal Protection for GMO Companies Outrages Food Safety Advocates —
02 Apr 2013 —
President Obama and Congress have outraged food activists by approving a spending bill with a controversial rider that critics have dubbed the "Monsanto Protection Act." The rider says the government must allow the planting of genetically modified crops even if courts rule they pose health risks. Gregory Jaffe, director of the Biotechnology Project at the Center for Science in the Public Interest, and Wenonah Hauter, executive director of Food & Water Watch, debate the provision and the broader issues of genetically modified foods.
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The Wringer
Alexis Baden-Mayer of OCA on Labeling GMOs —
28 Mar 2013—
First, an excerpt from the film Genetic Roulette explains the four steps you can take to avoid GMOs in your diet. Then Alexis Baden-Mayer of the Organic Consumers Association offers the latest on GMOs, explains why they are toxic, and offers suggestions on what we can do to get GMOs labeled this year.
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Food Sleuth Radio
The Threat of Genetically Engineered Salmon to Wild Fisheries, Coastal Economies, and Ecosystems —
14 Mar 2013 —
Anne Mosness, food policy analyst and former commercial fishing boat captain, discusses the threat of genetically engineered salmon—the first US-approved GE food animal—to wild salmon fisheries and ecosystems, as well as to the economic well being of wild-catch fishermen.
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Radio EcoShock
Rehabbing the Food Bank with a Better Foundation —
10 Apr 2013 —
Nick Saul is author of The Stop—How the Fight for Good Food Transformed a Community and Inspired a Movement. The book describes how he and others shifted the depressing food-bank mentality in their Toronto community to a model of food empowerment.
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Food Chain Radio
New Food Rules from the Government and Monsanto May Overwhelm Some Farmers —
23 Mar 2013 —
In the continuing march towards food oblivion, the US government and its Monsanto-spawned food safety chief, the notorious Michael Taylor, have a new 1000+ page document out on the street to tell food purveyors all about the new things they must do if they want to keep being part of the food biz. Oh, and by the way, reserve a few million bucks for fines if you screw up.
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Awakening to Conscious Co-Creation
Matt Kahn: Beyond All Barriers —
03 Apr 2013 —
Spiritual teacher and mystic Matt Kahn explains how to explore the truth of who you really are—beyond all space, and time. Find out how to make contact with your soul's true essence, which always exists beyond all barriers, no matter how things appear to our senses.
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Clif's Wujo
Mysogi Wave —
20 Mar 2013 —
Clif High discusses the possibility that a wave of purification is rippling its way to a part of the universe near you—and all other humans on this planet. However, it's unclear that The Powers That Be and all the other buttheads from the highest to the lowest echelons will tune in to the positive realignment. It could be that the opposing forces are necessary for maintenance of cosmic balance.
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C-Realm Podcast
The Power in the Middle —
10 Apr 2013 —
KMO welcomes Matthew J. Pallamary, author of Spirit Matters and Land Without Evil, to talk about his new book, The Infinity Zone: A Transcendent Approach to Peak Performance. Topics covered include Rudolf Steiner, sacred geometry, peak performance, martial arts, the effects of political polarization, and the merging of shamanism with science.
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Red Ice Radio
Kevin Barrett on the Conspiracies Behind the Power —
07 Apr 2013 —
Kevin Barrett applies a scholarly eye to the web of conspiracies that has shaped the world for centuries. Beginning with 9/11 as an inside job, Barrett probes the dark historical machinations, including the false flag events that always precede US wars, Free Masons, the Rothschilds, the role of Israel and Palestine, and how TPTB use event manipulation and media management techniques to shock the masses into a childlike state so that they will listen to authority.
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Pop Goes the World
Eighties Schmaedies —
This is a nice tour of some greater and lesser hits from the 1980s, focusing on synth-pop. Top tracks include "The Sun Always Shines On TV " by a-Ha, "Send Me An Angel " by Real Life, "No Stars " by Figures On A Beach, "Tears Run Rings " by Marc Almond, "Big In Japan " by Alphaville, "Kyrie " by Mister Mister, "Cry " by Godley & Cream, "Don't Forget Me When I'm Gone " by Glass Tiger, "Pop Goes The World " by Men Without Hats, "Johnny and Mary " by Robert Palmer, "Steppin' Out " by Joe Jackson.
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Fresh Air
Emmylou Harris And Rodney Crowell on Harmonizing and History —
28 Mar 2013—
Emmylou Harris and Rodney Crowell, who was an original member of Harris' "Hot Band," join host Terry Gross to discuss their musical history together and apart, including the work on the recent album, Old Yellow Moon. Harris also discusses her relationship with and influences from Byrd member Graham Parsons. Numerous tracks are played, including "Sweet Dreams," "Here We Are," and "Open Season on My Heart."
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