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Will books, newspapers and magazines go the way of the buggy whip? Should they? Craig's List and Monster have replaced the daily newspaper classified; encyclopedias have been replaced by the internet; the Oxford English Dictionary has announced the end of the printed edition; and Amazon is selling more "ebooks" than printed ones. What does the future hold?
Host and producer Deena Kolbert asks who are we, and how are we living in this world? She invites you, as listeners of all ages, to join her in an exploration to claim and know our wisdom within, and in doing so, speak and own our truths and put them into actions that serve the greater good. This week's guest Craig Hamilton, founder of Integral Enlightenment. More....
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Screening Room: Undocumented guerrilla warfare meets guerrilla filmmaking, a look at the Robert Rodriguez revolutionary border showdown, in Machete.
And...An exclusive conversation with screen legend Martin Landau about Hitchcock, James Dean, Mission Impossible and the CIA, and becoming Bela Lugosi in Ed Wood.
Also...Peggy Dominique talks about the film Little Ashes and interviews acting teacher, Eric Morris.
And...Guest Madeleine Wittenberg speaks with Mary Ann Miller, about the art and business of storytelling.
Three topics: (1) New Orleans Still Awash In Black Blood
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Hosts Sally O'Brien and Margaret Gilpin discussed:
- Are changes on the agenda for the right to travel to Cuba? We speak with Bob Guild of Marizul Tours
- Antonion Guerrero's artwork will exhibit in the New York City
- 14 US graduates of Cuba's Latin American School of Medicine are honored at Cuba's UN mission
- Mariella Castro speaks about the struggle for LGB rights and gender equality
Linguist Deborah Fallows on her book "Dreaming in Chinese: Mandarin Lessons in Live, Love and Language"; Obie-winning writer/performer Daniel Beaty on his solo show "Through the Night"' and artist Nena Tahil on her new exhibit of silk paintings at the Philippine Center. Hosted by Janet Coleman and David Dozer.
Connections this Monday, celebrates the legendary singer, songwriter, Bob Dylan, much loved and much covered. In the Musical Connection (3-4AM), Dylan is played alongside a host of Reggae performers covering his work. In the Extended Play (4-5AM), Trinidad's 48th year of Independence is highlighted and program host, Ian Forrest speaks with schoolgirl Mariah Gomes; parent, Lauralee Rampersad and evangelist, Maria Rampersad to have a better understanding of life in the country as regards education, parenting and philanthropy. In the Here and There (5-6AM), Sheron Hamilton Pearson shares some news from the Caribbean. The segment focuses on the upcoming West Indian Labor Day Parade in NYC, showcasing interviews from last year's parade, speaking with WIADCA President, Yolanda Lezama; Adlib's Irving Fields; Calypsonian Crazy; Food Vendor 'Toria'. Closing out the show is a conversation with Wendell Edgecombe talking about the upcoming Bahamas Culture Day in NYC. Connections is on! and next appears on Monday, Sept. 13, 3-6AM. Do be listening.
Playwright/Director Richard Maxwell, playwright Christina Maschiotti and sound designer Ben Williams on the production of "Vision Disturbance," Maschiotti's play about an eye disorder precipitated by a stressful divorce. Hosted by Janet Coleman.
Leoncavallo's I Medici, a Wagnerian in a Latin cloak, Domingo and Alvarez bring to life these demanding roles. We give ear to the vocal work of Chopin on the bicentennial of his birth (imagine if he wrote an opera.) Hosted by Mark Laiosa
Howard Jordan interviews several candidates for New York State Attorney General-Sean Coffey who has received the endorsement of Congresswoman Nydia Velazquez, chair of the Hispanic Congressional Caucus. Also the candidate of the NYS Freedom Party-the Harvard trained, former administrative judge Ramon Jimenez. To find out about the show go to my website howardjordan.net and for comments email thejordanjournal@hotmail.com
JAMES SWAN of the United Urban Warrior Society is a group of people working to help reassure the community, and the Native American population, by conducting community policing in Rapid City, South Dakota. EMAIL: aimbhc@yahoo.com KARAH WOODWARDDigital Warrior Media reports on a rally held at City Hall in NYC regarding Mayor Bloomberg remarks to Governor Paterson to "get yourself a cowboy hat and a shotgun" to enforce the collection of cigarette taxes from tobacco products sold on Indian reservations. The Native contingent demanded an apology for the racially insensitive and offensive comments. JOHN KANE www.letstalknativepride.blogspot.com comments on and counters Mayor Bloombergs statement of "the law of the land" and U.S. Constutional law. The Mayor's office did not return any calls or offer FVIR and statments. SANTI HITORANGI and SUSAN HITO-SHAPIRO www.SaveRapanui.org 500 Indigenous Rapa Nui--a place more commonly known as Easter Island-- have been occupying more than two dozen sites over a land dispute that dates back to 1888. Over half of island's Indigenous population of 5,000, issued a letter to the Pacific Island Forum and President Pinera, requesting the Rapa Nui's right to secede from Chile.The letter proposes that the island, situated on the southeastern point of the Polynesian triangle, would be better off if it was an official part of Oceania.
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