RFPI Weekly Update, w/e 11 May, 1997
Dr. Jai Maharaj
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Radio For Peace International
Weekly Program Update
for week ending 11 May, 1997
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The following is a select listing of programs which you can hear
this week on Global Community Radio
(listed alphabetically - all times UTC/GMT).
AFRICA SPEAKS
(Length: 60 Minutes)
Hosted by Yahne Sangarey
Wed: 1900*- Currently on production hiatus
AIDS TODAY RADIO
(20 Minutes)
Produced by the Panos Institute based in London, this monthly
program looks at the medical, social and personal sides of the AIDS
pandemic around the world.
Mon: 1845*/Thurs: 2100**- Next edition in one week.
ALTERNATIVE RADIO
(60 minutes)
Mon: 5 May, 2000*/Thurs: 8 May, 1900*- TBA
ALONG THE COLOR LINE
(5 minutes)
Commentaries by Dr. Manning Marable, Professor of History and
Director of the Institute for African-American Studies at Columbia
University, New York City
Wed: 7 May, 1855*- TBA
COUNTERSPIN
(30 minutes)
Mon: 5 May, 1800*- SEGMENTS: How did the US media spin the end of the
Peruvian hostage siege? Guest professor James Petras says the reporters'
silences revealed more than the stories they wrote about what was really
going on. Also, environmental reporter Karl Grossman takes a close look at
the PBS program Frontline. Was last week's Frontline documentary on nuclear
power atomic flakery or did it really debunk outdated fears?
Sat: 10 May, 1900*- TBA
DISABILITY RADIO WORLDWIDE
(30 minutes)
A weekly program dedicated to the issues, events and political
analysis affecting people with disabilities worldwide. Hosted by Jean
Parker.
Mon: 5 May, 1900*/Sat: 10 May, 2200**- Guest: MR. MON MIN works for the
Center for the Rehabilitation of the Paralyzed in Bangladesh. This
interview focuses on employment of people with disabilities in Bangladesh
and the barriers to full participation of people with disabilities in the
society of Bangladesh.
EARTHWATCH/RADIO
(2 minutes)
Mon: 5 May, 1840*/2355**- THE EX-PHILES -- An extreme form of life found
beneath the ocean could have extraterrestrial relatives.
Tue: 6 May, 2355**- ONE WORLD -- An author has words of caution about
global economic trends.
Wed: 7 May, 1840*/2355**- SLUMPS AND TSUNAMI -- An active Hawaiian volcano
might pose a big risk, but not from its lava.
Thurs: 8 May, 2355**- PACHYDERM PESTS -- Elephants and people are getting
on each others' nerves in Asia.
Fri: 9 May, 1840*/2355**- STUNNED BY CYANIDE -- Philippine divers who use
poison to catch fish may be killing their way to make a living.
INFO: Show scripts and other information are available via their
web site:
http://www.seagrant.wisc.edu/communications/Earthwatch/earthwatch.html.
Subscriptions for scripts from the listserver can be sent by email as well.
Address the email to: lists...@relay.doit.wisc.edu. Leave the subject
line blank, and send only the following message: subscribe EW-RADIO your
name.
EVERY LIVING THING
(60 minutes)
"Every Living Thing" celebrates our connection with the rest of
life by educating and empowering all individuals to act in defense of the
earth. The three main elements to this program are: the nature of the
ecological crisis, connection to life, and empowerment. "Every Living
Thing" blends a diversity of voices -- scientific, indigenous, activist,
religious, and more -- with environmental music to remind listeners that
their voices are equally important to the health of the earth. Hosted by
Traci Hickson.
Sun: 11 May, 1800*- Segment Contents:
* Nancy Pearlman of "Environmental Directions" interviews Meg
Nelson about gold mining in Montana
* Interview with Buffalo Bruce, an activist and education in Nebraska
* Poem entitled :At the Planning Commission: by Barbara Meyn
NOTE: The music playlist for the program is available via RFPI.
FAR RIGHT RADIO REVIEW (Please see "Global Community Forum")
FEMINIST INTERNATIONAL RADIO ENDEAVOR (ENGLISH)
(60 minutes)
Mon-Sun, 1700*- TBA
THE FOOD NOT BOMBS RADIO NETWORK
(30 minutes)
Mon: 2130**- Please see Rebel Radio
GLOBAL COMMUNITY FORUM / FAR RIGHT RADIO REVIEW
(30 minutes)
"The Global Community Forum" and its subsection, "The Radio
Review," take a critical look at radical, reactionary, right-wing
organizations and their spokespeople on shortwave, as well as AM, FM, TV,
print media, and Cyberspace. The backgrounds of racist program producers
are exposed, the links between different groups investigated, and the
effects of a barrage of scapegoating hysteria analyzed. Each edition
contains an interview with an activist working in an area of concern, and a
presentation of research conducted at the station.
Thurs: 8 May, 1800*/Sat: 10 May, 2000*/Sun: 11 May, 2230**- TBA
HIGHTOWER RADIO COMMENTARIES- JIM HIGHTOWER
(2:30 minutes)
Mon: 5 May, 1830*/2125**- THE PENTAGON'S TAX BITE
Tue: 6 May, 2125**- NIKE "SUN DRIES" ASIAN WORKERS
Wed: 7 May, 1830*/2125**- CLINTON GOES BANANAS
Thurs: 8 May, 2125**- CORPORATE CRIME: LIBBEY-OWENS-FORD
Fri: 9 May, 1830*/2125**- HAPPINESS RELATED TO MONEY
INSIGHT- COMMENTARIES BY MATTHEW ROTHSCHILD
(2 minutes)
Mon: 5 May, 1830*- Imagine an elected official saying, "We need more
unemployment. We need lower wages. I don't want you people to make any
more money."
Tue: 6 May, 2120**- Florida's execution of Pedro Medina, whose mask erupted
into flames while he was being electrocuted, reminds us how ghastly capital
punishment really is.
Wed: 7 May, 1830*- If you read Business Week, you get to find out why the
corporate execs want to abolish soft money: It's not a sure enough
investment. They want to give more money directly to candidates..
Thurs: 8 May, 2120**- How the NRA vanquished a bill to ban guns and knives
in rec centers in Fairfax, County, Virginia.
Fri: 9 May, 1830*- Bill Clinton turned his golfing accident into a fund
raising gimmick: I hear he charged people $100,000 just to sign his cast!
INSIGHT & OUTLOOK
(30 minutes)
Mon: 5 May, 1930*- ROBERT THEOBALD: "SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP FOR OUR TIMES"
British economist Robert Theobald has been mapping social and
economic trends for the better part of four decades. In this program, he
talks with Scott London about the "insurmountable opportunities" we face at
the end of the millennium: the "failure of success" in helping us forge new
directions for the future, the changing face of the global work force,
electronic democracy, and the need for new kinds of "social
entrepreneurship." Theobald is the author of 25 books, the most recent of
which include The Rapids of Change and Reworking Success. (Program #311)
THE LIVING ENRICHMENT CENTER W/ REV. MARY MANIN MORRISSEY
(35 minutes)
Tue: 6 May, 2030*/Sun: 11 May, 2030*- TBA
MAKING CONTACT
(30 minutes)
Fri: 9 May, 1800*/Sat: 10 May, 1930*- "Private Power Over Public Institutions"
Mark Zepezauer talks about his latest book, "Take the Rich Off
Welfare;" Lawrence Soley examines the new trend of corporations pouring
money into research on college campuses; Linguist Helena Norberg-Hodge
talks about how children in Africa, Tibet, China and elsewhere are being
taught to urbanize their cultures to conform to Western ideologies.
INFO: Mark Zepezauer, "Take the Rich Off Welfare," Odonian Press, P.O.
Box 32375, Tucson, AZ 85751, 1-800-REAL STORY, 520/296-4056, e-mail:
odo...@realstroy.com
Lawrence Soley, "The Corporate Takeover of the Ivory Tower," South
End Press, 116 Saint Botolph St, Boston, MA 02115
Helena Norberg-Hodge, Phone: 011-0272-731575, International Society
for Ecology and Culture, 21 Victoria Square, Clifton, Bristol BS8 4ES,
England
MY GREEN EARTH
(30 minutes)
Thurs: 8 May, 2130**/Sun: 11 May, 1900*- "MEADOW LIFE"
THE NEUMAIER REPORT: COMMENTARIES BY DR. JOHN NEUMAIER (MONTHLY)
(15 minutes)
Dr. John J. Neumaier received his Ph.D. degree in philosophy from
the University of Minnesota, writing his dissertation on "Bertrand
Russell's Social Philosophy and its Relation to Logic, Ethics, and
Sociology". Now a professor emeritus of philosophy and social theory, he
has taught at the University of Minnesota, at Empire State College of the
State University of New York in New York City, and at other colleges. He
has been president of three institutions of higher education, the last one,
the State University of New York College at New Paltz. Dr. Neumaier serves
on RFPI's International Advisory Board.
Mon: 2330**/Fri: 2100**- The Tico Times Report airs here this week
NEW DIMENSIONS RADIO
(60 minutes)
Mon: 5 May, 2230** / Wed: 7 May, 2000*/ Fri: 9 May, 1900* / Sun: 11 May,
1930*- THE INNER POWER OF HEALING with RACHEL NAOMI REMEN, M.D.
Dr. Remen delivers an outpouring of wisdom about healing and the
mysteries of life and death in this moving and eloquent interview. She
challenges us to "confront the unknown" because people recover from illness
for reasons that we don't understand. Remen always asks her patients what
they consider to be true about their illness; she has discovered that what
we believe influences our health far more than we know. Her insights from
over forty years as a physician, as well as her personal experience of
living with a terminal disease from an early age, will change the way you
think and your ability to cope with illness in yourself or your loved ones.
Our wounds are "badges of credibility," not of weakness, and Remen reminds
us that "it's not necessary to live an easy life to live a good life." Dr.
Remen is the medical director of the Commonweal Cancer Help Program and
author of Kitchen Table Wisdom: Stories That Heal (Riverhead Books, 1996).
Interview conducted by Mark
Walstrom. (Program #2596)
OUR AMERICAS: THE WEEKLY REPORT ON LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN (NEW!!)
(30 minutes)
Produced by Pacifica station WBAI in New York in cooperation with
NACLA, the North American Congress on Latin America, Our Americas is a
comprehensive radio series which deals with the many issues which reflect
the Latin American experience today, whether manifested in the countries of
the region or in the complexities of the immigrant reality in the US.
Thurs: 8 May, 1830*- PART "A":
* NEWS UPDATE
* SPECIAL REPORT ON THE SIEGE OF THE JAPANESE
AMBASSADOR'S RESIDENCE IN PERU CHILDREN
* AN INTERVIEW WITH PERUVIAN CONGRESSMEMBER JAVIER DIEZ
CANSECO OF THE UNITED LEFT PARTY IN PERU
Sat: 10 May, 2030*- PART "B":
* THE PERUVIAN HOSTAGE CRISIS AFTERMATH
INFO: Our Americas, P.O. Box 1091 GPO, New York, NY 10016-1091,
212/279-0707 ext. 121, http://www.wbaifree.org/ouramericas/index.html
PEOPLE'S RADIO- COMMENTARIES BY MICHAEL PARENTI
(8 Minutes)
Michael Parenti is considered one of the US' leading progressive
voices. He lectures widely on college campuses and before religious,
labor, community, and public-interest groups. He is the author of 11 books
including "Democracy for the Few;" "Against Empire;" "Dirty Truths" and
"Inventing Reality: The Politics of News Media."
Wed: 7 May, 1845*- "Saying No to Legalized Drugs"
RADIO NATION
(60 minutes)
Produced by the Nation magazine and hosted by Marc Cooper
Tue: 6 May, 1800*/Sat: 10 May, 2100**- THE SECOND OF TWO CONSECUTIVE
SPECIALS ON THE AMERICAN LABOR MOVEMENT
* Race Versus Class / Joe Hicks, L.A. Multicultural Collaborative
* Labor's New Face / Linda Chavez-Thompson; Exec. V.P. AFL-CIO
* L.A.'s Challenge to Labor / Harold Meyerson, L.A. Weekly;
* Detroit Strike Call / Kate Desmond; Newspaper Guild
REBEL RADIO (Formally Micro-Radio in the U.S.)
(30 Minutes)
Mon: 5 May, 2130**- Today's program features Native American poet and
philosopher, John Trudel. Hosted by Capt. Fred (Part 2 of 2)
SECOND OPINION
(30 minutes)
Hosted by Matthew Rothschild.
Wed: 7 May, 1800*/Fri: 9 May, 2130**- Guest: CHUCK COLLINS, co-director of
United for a Fair Economy, talks about inequality in America, and his
group's effort to close the wage gap.
SPIRITUAL AWAKENING
(30 minutes)
Sun: 2100**- JOIN HOST JAMES BEAN FOR A HALF HOUR OF SPIRITUAL READINGS,
BOOK REVIEWS AND INTERVIEWS.
STEPPIN' OUT OF BABYLON
(30 minutes)
Hosted by Sue Supriano
Fri: 9 May, 2200*- Guest: HOPE MCDONALD of Acupuncture Recovery and
Treatment Services explains how acupuncture works and its beneficial
effects in treating addiction of all kinds. She works with a program in
Berkeley that works with homeless people.
THE CIA: COMMENTARY AND CRITIQUE
(15 minutes)
In cooperation with Feminist International Radio Endeavour, Radio
For Peace presents: "The CIA: Commentary and Critique" with human rights
activist Jennifer Harbury, a weekly series covering ongoing disclosures and
current events involving the CIA and public efforts at initiating reforms
of its activities. The history of the CIA intervention throughout Latin
America will also be discussed, and testimonies will be requested from
knowledgeable or affected persons throughout the hemisphere for purposes of
documenting abuses. It is hoped that this program will contribute to world
peace by gathering and disseminating much needed information about the
covert work of the CIA.
Fri: 9 May, 1845*/Sun: 11 May, 2245**- Topic: TBA
THIS WAY OUT
(30 minutes)
Wed: 7 May, 2200**- Last year's landmark lawsuit by Wisconsin student Jamie
Nabozny and a similar case now before the courts in Australia, have
highlighted the issue of safer schools for lesbigay students ... today,
that subject is discussed by ellen Bass and Kate Kaufman, co-authors of
"Free Your Mind: the Book for Gay, Lesbian and Bisexual Youth and Their
Allies". You'll also hear the latest news in or affecting the gay and
lesbian community from around the world, and preview an award-winning film
documentary about KKK's lethal gay-bashing called "licensed to kill."
Sat: 10 May, 2300**- TBA
THE TICO TIMES REPORT (NEW)
A look at some of the week's most important news from Costa Rica and
Central America; taken from the Tico Times, Central America's leading
English language newspaper. Hosted by RFPI's General Manager, Debra Latham
Mon: 5 May, 2330**/Fri: 9 May, 2100**- TBA
INFO: The Tico Times email: tti...@sol.racsa.co.cr, WWW URL:
http://www.crica.com/ttimes.html
TROPICAL CONSERVATION NEWSBUREAU
(15 minutes)
Mon: 5 May, 1845*/Thurs: 8 May, 2100**- OK all you chocolate lovers out
there, listen up! Chris Wille tells us you can actually help save the
rainforest by eating fine quality chocolates. Tune in for the details!
INFO: The Rainforest Alliance, http://www.rainforest-alliance.org
UNITED NATIONS PROGRAMMING
(15-30 minutes)
"CARIBBEAN ECHO"- Mon: 5 May, 2100**- TBA
"CARIBBEAN MAGAZINE"- Wed: 7 May, 2100**- TBA
"PERSPECTIVE"- Tue: 6 May, 2330**- "Old Structure, New Realities: Debating
Reform of the UN Security Council"
"SCOPE"- Thurs: 8 May, 2330**- Topics: TBA
"WOMEN"- Wed: 7 May, 2330**/Fri: 9 May, 1845*- Topic: TBA
"WORLD CHRONICLE"- Tue: 6 May, 2000*/Thurs: 8 May, 2200*- Topic: TBA
UNIVERSITY OF THE AIR
(60 minutes)
The University of the Air brings you two courses this quarter:
Weather, Wealth, and Wars with Professor Robert Reuschlein (Course #610)
and an encore presentation of Earth Mother Speaks with Lloyd Gilbert
(Course #625)
In course 610, we hear how global warming and cooling trends change
every generation and cause major natural events and human events that
repeat every other generation in a fifty-four year cycle. This cycle could
be human made, except for its precision over many centuries.
This course will first look at the natural cycle and how it
operates. Then the unique role military spending plays in stagnating
economic development will be examined.
Course 625, Earth Mother Speaks, is based on the Symposium Peace
and the Planet: Native Wisdom, Native Rights, and Mother Earth which
provided a voice to the world's indigenous peoples via live broadcasts on
RFPI.
Tue: 6 May, 2230**/Thurs: 8 May, 2230**- "Weather, Wealth, and Wars"
Class 11: "VOLCANOES"
Wed: 7 May, 2230**/Fri: 9 May, 2230**- "Weather, Wealth, and Wars"
Class 12: "MILITARY INTERNATIONAL"
Tue: 6 May, 2300**/Thurs: 8 May, 2300**- "Earth Mother Speaks"
Class 11: "INTERNATIONAL RIVERS AND WATER PRESERVATION" Part 1
Wed: 7 May, 2300**/Fri: 9 May, 2300**- "Earth Mother Speaks"
Class 12: "INTERNATIONAL RIVERS AND WATER PRESERVATION" Part 2
VOICES OF OUR WORLD
(30 minutes)
Tue: 6 May, 2200*/Thurs: 8 May, 2000*- TOPICS:
* UNEQUAL MONEY: It could be said that all the world's wealth is
held by 358 people. Those are the world's billionaires and their combined
net worth equals the total income of the poorest 45% of the world's
population. The latest UN Human Development Index reports this is a trend
that shows no sign of leveling off. UN corespondent Sally Swing Shelley
discusses the Human Development Index with Egyptian economist Moise Dorad.
* ENVIRONMENTAL DESTRUCTION: Sally Swing Shelley looks back at last
years Habitat II UN conference and forward to Earth Summit II in June 1997.
INFO: Maryknoll World Productions: voic...@aol.com,
http://www.maryknoll.org/society/wrldprod/radio.htm
WINGS (WOMEN'S INTERNATIONAL NEWS GATHERING SERVICE):
(30 minutes)
Tue: 6 May, 2130**/Thurs: 8 May, 2030*- "INTERNATIONAL PROSTITUTES'
COLLECTIVE"
Sue Supriano interviews Rachael West, spokeswoman for the U.S.
Prostitutes' Collective, and Nikki Adams, an organizer for the English
Collective of Prostitutes. Their groups work for better legal protection
and ending police harassment of prostitute women, better relations with the
community, decriminalization and better labor conditions -- but at the same
time they deny that prostitution is a good career choice, and what more
economic supports for women and children, to deep them from having to
resort to the sex trade.
WORLD OF RADIO (DX NEWS AND INFORMATION)
(30 minutes)
Tue: 6 May, 1900*- WORLD OF RADIO #892, produced April 30, 1997 by GLENN
HAUSER
*W.O.R. pre-empted on WWCR not only Sat 0530 on 5070 but also Sat 1300 on
15685 last week and this, but both expected back May 10.
*WWCR driving to sell more and more airtime meaning less time for us;
any suggestions about another SW station to carry W.O.R.?
*Sat 1130 already on 5070 last Saturday.
*Thu 2030 15685, Sat 0530 5070, 1130 5070, 1300 15685, Sun 0900 3210, 2330
5070, Tue 1230 15685 = complete WWCR scheduling.
*New DX LISTENING DIGEST No. 48 mailed Fri May 2, including: DX news, RFPI
block sked; John Norfolk's ham sked list and column; BBC previews for May;
Broadcasts in English by country for summer; SHOWS WE LIKE, selective not
comprehensive; articles on: solar cycle, Talk to America, one about gh;
info on all our broadcasts and publications: Sample in N. America: $2.50;
elsewhere $3 or 6 IRCs; subscriptions $26 for 10 issues to USA, etc. Box
1684, Enid, OK 73702 USA. By subscribing to DXLD, you help to support the
continued broadcast of this free program, World of Radio.
*Giving away radios follow-up: Tim Hendel collects SW radio donations for
people in Latin America, via RFPI; ccrane.com has program for donating SW
radios to people who need them.
*One OKC TV station posts McVeigh trial transcripts twice a day:
www.9online.com
*Longwave beacon pinpointed to mysterious Area 51, Groom Lake, NV.
*Joe Costello of WRNO Worldwide died April 22; (recording of his
promo to run religious programming on WRNO amid non-religious shows);
was grossly obese pedophile, sold out to Nazis; and put W.O.R. on SW
for the first time.
*Ed Tilton, QST VHF editor, died March 1.
*IRCA news: Mega-Convention July 25-27 in Costa Mesa, CA; how to order
IRCA Mexican Log; sample of DX Monitor [sorry about bad edits].
*NASA net heard at Space Shuttle launch on SW.
*CKUA public radio network in Alberta back on the air.
*Club d'Ondes Courtes du Quebec revived with website for French DXers:
www.infobahnos.com/~pedro/pedro.htm
*DX programs in French: R. Austria Flash des ondes sked; and on HCJB
[obscured by edit] A l'ecoute du monde, when to hear.
*The unscripted DX program, W.O.R. No. 892.
*Our website not updated lately as our volunteer webmaster very busy with
exams; check our postings on rec.radio.shortwave
*New missionary station testing in Peru, R. Chaski, Baptist.
*May 11 is Mother's Day in Peru, occasion for extended schedules.
*Another Peruvian station plans to add another SW signal.
*RFPI back on 15050 with provisional antenna; reports wanted.
*RFPI 10th anniversary QSLs now being issued.
*unID Mexican also heard by others and identified as R. Universidad.
*Another Mexican SW plans to reactivate.
*RHC goes back to 13 MHz for summer to Europe.
*Uruguayan SW station may reactivate, still has license.
*Investment Channel resumes broadcasts to Africa, keeps changing.
*R. Cairo audio improved, revealing level mismatches, boring program.
*SRI audio distortion via French Guiana.
*Two RRIs clash on same frequency: Romania and Indonesia.
*DW has additional unlisted frequency; Mailbag and DX not on at 0330.
*DW inaugurated new 500 kW Nauen transmitters with combination
analog/digital broadcast [fq omitted: it was 21550]; discarded transmitters
and antennas available for the taking.
*BBC May previews: Composers of the Month, Concert Hall, Performance,
Turning a Tune, In Good Voice, A Private View, Twists of Nature.
*R. Marabu via Ukraine sked reduced, and frequency contradiction.
*R. Tajikistan in English on new time and frequency.
*Israel unexpectedly adding three English broadcasts.
*Voice of Vietnam correction: no English at 0330.
*Bac Tai regional in Vietnam found on new frequency.
*R. Australia news reports less drastic cuts, keeps some Asian langs.
*Propagation outlook from Boulder April 29.
*Glenn Hauser concluding W.O.R. No. 892, inviting your input, if it's
working, to wgha...@hotmail.com ###
Fri: 9 May, 2000*/Sat: 10 May, 1800*/Sun: 11 May, 2300**- Topics: TBA
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