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A union for the informal sector - 1.5 Million Strong (Part 1)
23 Apr, 2018 | 0:28:49 |
EN | Frieda Werden | WINGS
In Gandhi's birthplace, in 1972, a union organizer named Ela Bhatt [pronounced Eela But] gave birth to a union comprised of home-based workers, market vendors, cart-pullers and head-load carriers, agricultural and construction laborers, and other unrecognized forms of work done by women. Two producers from Bangalore travelled to Ahmedabad to cover this movement for WINGS.
23 Apr, 2018 | 0:28:49 |
EN | Frieda Werden | WINGS
In Gandhi's birthplace, in 1972, a union organizer named Ela Bhatt [pronounced Eela But] gave birth to a union comprised of home-based workers, market vendors, cart-pullers and head-load carriers, agricultural and construction laborers, and other unrecognized forms of work done by women. Two producers from Bangalore travelled to Ahmedabad to cover this movement for WINGS.
Friends and Loved ones share perspectives on the whistleblower and investigative journalist13 Apr, 2018 | 0:59:40 |
EN | Michael Welch | Global Research News Hour
On this week's Global Research News Hour, we mark the fourth anniversary of the passing of noted LAPD whistleblower, investigative journalist, and peak oil activist Michael Ruppert. Over the course of the show, we will feature perspectives from close friends and associates, including Carolyn Baker, Jamey Hecht, Barry Silverthorn, Jenna Orkin, Mark Robinowitz, and Mimi German. We will also feature...
Hear about The Lighthouse Project from four of the people who work for it.
03 Apr, 2018 | 0:28:13 |
EN | Scott Neigh | Talking Radical Radio
Sheila Murray, Beatrice Ekoko, Lidia Ferreira, and Michelle Sullivan all work in some capacity with an initiative called the Lighthouse Project, a pilot that aims to develop new approaches for building resilience in a number of Ontario communities in the face of the growing spectrum of threats presented by climate change. Scott Neigh interviews them about those threats, about what...
03 Apr, 2018 | 0:28:13 |
EN | Scott Neigh | Talking Radical Radio
Sheila Murray, Beatrice Ekoko, Lidia Ferreira, and Michelle Sullivan all work in some capacity with an initiative called the Lighthouse Project, a pilot that aims to develop new approaches for building resilience in a number of Ontario communities in the face of the growing spectrum of threats presented by climate change. Scott Neigh interviews them about those threats, about what...
Between Patriarchy and Biology, What Can You Do?04 Mar, 2018 | 0:28:49 |
EN | Frieda Werden | WINGS
Playwright Carolyn Gage performing one of her Sermons for a Lesbian Tent Revival. This one has great relevance for non-lesbians as well. She titles it "The Real L-Words" and first discusses the poverty of our words to distinguish among many forms of love and lists alternative words. Then she talks about the brain chemistry at work when we "fall in...
Aboriginal women lead march to abolish Australia Day12 Feb, 2018 | 0:28:47 |
EN | Frieda Werden | WINGS
On January 26, 2018, an official Australian holiday, some 60,000 people marched in Melbourne protesting the celebration of a day that began the genocidal assaults on the aboriginal people of the continent, who are still suffering racist official policies today. The march was organized by young black women.
This episode explores Art & Spirituality.16 Jan, 2018 | 1:00:40 |
EN | CFUV 101.9 FM Programming | Artscape
This episode explores Art & Spirituality. Katie and Harold spoke with 4 regional artists, Marcus Knox www.rosepetalbead.com , Claire Ryder, Lindsay Katsitsakatste Delaronde, and Margaret Briere margaretwarriorlov0.wix.com/skwetu-artw…me/mainPage. Featuring tracks from Claire & Marcus' album, as well as music from General Gruff, from General Gruff's Golden Hits Vol I & II generalgruff.bandcamp.com. This podcast is brought to you by the CFUV...
For week starting December 24, 201721 Dec, 2017 | 0:28:49 |
EN | Frieda Werden | WINGS
Jesus was not the only person whose genealogy includes a god, or at least no human male father. Frieda Werden interviews Marguerite Rigoglioso, PhD, about her research into stories of miraculously-conceived persons, and her speculations about the ways in which highly trained women might really have been able to conceive through parthenogenesis (virgin birth).
Christmas Special12 Dec, 2017 | 0:57:47 |
EN | The Community Living Show | The Community Living Show
Musical guests: Emma & Vivian
For release weeks of October 29 and November 5, 201725 Oct, 2017 | 0:57:29 |
EN | Frieda Werden | WINGS
Two-part documentary covering The World Women's Congress for a Healthy Planet, which brought together women from around the world in a collaborative process to draft an environmental agenda for the 21st Century. The document was used to promote human rights and recognition of women at the UN's Rio Summit on Environment and Development in 1992, but it is also a...
Uganda Media Women's Association's long-running community radio station 23 Oct, 2017 | 0:28:46 |
EN | Frieda Werden | WINGS
Starting in 2001, the Uganda Media Women's Association decided to address the lack of women's issues and voices on the air by creating their own radio station. 60% of positions at the station are filled by women and girls. Discussion of what the station does for the community and station participants, and how they do it.
Football (soccer) empowers Kenyan girls and young women15 Oct, 2017 | 0:28:39 |
EN | Frieda Werden | WINGS
More than 9,000 girls and young women from two disadvantaged counties in coastal Kenya are now learning and playing the beautiful game under the auspices of local society Moving the Goalposts. MTG also offers peer education programs on reproductive health, women’s rights and economic empowerment. They won gold in New York at the UN's Sustainable Development Goals international football competition.
Call it genocide or ethnic cleansing, the suffering is extreme08 Oct, 2017 | 0:28:45 |
EN | Frieda Werden | WINGS
The world calls on Nobel Laureate Aung San Suu Kyi to denounce the slaughter forcing the Rohingya from Myanmar, but it gives a free ride to General Min Aung Hlaing, the country's globe-trotting army chief and actual ruling power, whose army is making a grab for the resources. Two media women who work with Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh and Malaysia...
Russian-American engineer and political analyst discusses pitfalls of technology in latest book 14 Aug, 2017 | 0:59:08 |
EN | Michael Welch | Global Research News Hour
In this exclusive feature length interview, Russian-American engineer and sought after commentator Dmitry Orlov talks about a new construct called the Technosphere which arose out of the proliferation of human ingenuity and now not only threatens humanity's autonomy but its very existence. Later Orlov assesses the current breakdown in diplomacy between Russia and the US and whether the population of...
The Hidden School with Dan Millman01 Aug, 2017 | 0:30:01 |
EN | Drew Taddia |
Dan Millman is a former world champion gymnast, coach, martial arts teacher and college professor, and he is author of 17 books published in 29 languages and shared across generations to millions of readers. His classic work, Way of the Peaceful Warrior, was adapted to film in 2006. Join Drew Taddia this week on Exploring Mind and Body as he...
Indigenous hill dwellers push back against tree plantations17 Jul, 2017 | 0:28:40 |
EN | Frieda Werden | WINGS
Indigenous Dongria Khond people in Orissa state, India, are struggling against a forestry department decision to cut their food-bearing trees and take away their food-growing plots in favour of teak and eucalyptus cash-crop plantations. The women tell about their tactics and the nutritional and environmental superiority of their traditional foods and way of life.
Diane Wilson, former Texas shrimper and co-founder of Code Pink14 Mar, 2017 | 0:28:41 |
EN | Frieda Werden | WINGS
From the WINGS archive: An interview with Diane Wilson, former Texas shrimper and co-founder of Code Pink, about her childhood fundamentalist upbringing, her environmental and anti-war activism (including co-founding Code Pink), and tuning in to the energy of the world.
Conspiracy Radio: the AM dial24 Feb, 2017 | 0:55:41 |
EN | cjsfprog | Making Time for Radio Documentary Series
Late night talk radio: wild speculation, unbelievable conspiracy theories, out-of-this-world storytelling. Where does this drive for outlandish alternate explanations come from? Beam Me Up first asks “are UFOs real?” before realizing that the more interesting question is : “Why do we care so much?” Liz McArthur finds a strange, nostalgic comfort in the oft-overlooked programming from the margins, especially Coast...
A soul-stirring account of three women who were brutally tortured in Chinese prisons23 Feb, 2017 | 0:28:10 |
EN | cjsfprog | Making Time for Radio Documentary Series
The Crimes of Jiang Zemin: Two Hundred Thousand File for Official Investigation is a soul-stirring account of three women who were brutally tortured in Chinese prisons because they refused to give up their practice of Falun Dafa. After narrowly escaping being killed for their organs, they fled to Canada and joined the worldwide movement to bring the former head of...
Women Re-Greening the World 13 Feb, 2017 | 0:28:43 |
EN | Frieda Werden | WINGS
From the WINGS archives: The late Professor Wangari Maathai discusses the Green Belt Movement that she founded with the National Council of Women of Kenya, to address problems of streams drying up, food insecurity, and a dearth of firewood and fencing. The still-active project organizes grassroots women to plant and care for millions and millions of trees.
Falun Gong practitioners take to the courts against Jiang Zemin06 Feb, 2017 | 0:28:45 |
EN | Frieda Werden | WINGS
In 1999, Chinese leader Jiang Zemin implemented a program to eliminate the practice of Falun Gong from the country. This persecution developed into a program of mass arrests, "re-education" through torture, executions and widespread allegations of organ harvesting for the medical market. A change in China's courts has allowed those who suffered to file complaints, and many are doing so....
