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1. Izo FitzRoy – How The Mighty Fall 2. Margaret Glaspy – Devotion 3. Wilsen – Ruiner 4. Onipa – We No Be Machine 5. Watermelon Slim – Traveling Man 6. Sam Doores – Sam Doores 7. Robert Cray Band – That’s What I Heard 8. The Mastersons – No Time For Love Songs 9. The Districts – You Know …

For this week’s episode, we continue airing messages about the coronavirus from prisoners around the country. You can call in on behalf of a loved one, or they can call in to record a message at (765) 343-6236. This week, we hear from prisoners in Wisconsin, Louisiana, Indiana, Illinois and Ohio about how the coronavirus is threatening them, and what …

Today we offer a repeat of our interview with Rebekah Sheldon, author of The Child to Come: Life After the Human Catastrophe. This was a live show recorded in our studios. I have taken the opportunity to update our underwriting as well as adjust the sound mix. The TOPICS discussed in the program might now have more resonance than even …

1. Jah9 – Note To Self 2. Jonathan Wilson – Dixie Blur 3. Rory Block – Prove It On Me 4. Robert Cray Band – That’s What I Heard 5. Bill Jones – Wonderful Fairytale 6. Motihari Brigade – Power From Below 7. Paul Burch and WPA Ballclub – Light Sensitive 8. Angelica Garcia – Cha Cha Palace 9. The …

This week, we continue our coverage of the pandemic’s impact on prisoners across the country.  A COVID-19 uprising broke out in Washington state this week.  On April 8, 100 prisoners refused to comply with orders to disperse a protest, and were attacked by so-called “less lethal weapons” like rubber bullets and pepper spray.  They had initiated the protest after half …

We open with the first movement of Beethoven’s “Tempest,” or Piano Sonata No. 17 in D minor, composed in 1802, performed here by Glen Gould on March 19, 1967 on the television program “Music For a Sunday Afternoon.” We read ourselves in Shakespeare’s Tempest – not only can we chart our sociological course by surveying productions of the play, but …

1. Son Little – Aloha 2. Jimmy Greene – While Looking Up 3. Mark Hummel – Wayback Machine 4. The Lone Bellow – Half Moon Light 5. Miss Tess – The Moon Is An Ashtray 6. The Wood Brothers – Kingdom In My Mind 7. Paul Burch and WPA Ballclub – Light Sensitive 8. Nicholas Payton – Relaxin’ With Nick …

Prisoners across the US, and the world, face terrifying prospects as COVID-19 spreads almost uncontrolled inside the prison walls. It’s now or never as they and their loved ones struggle for their release, for adequate sanitation inside, and to self-organize pandemic response in the absence of serious measures by guards and administrators. We hear from prisoners in Waupun Correctional in …

As we face a pandemic that has created a kind of general strike we need to think about organizing our lives differently. Today’s Interchange offers a class perspective to stand against the capitalism that offers only destruction for so many of us. *** We begin with exploitation and expropriation: Capitalism’s twin pillars of abuse and theft–and how this frames and …

This week, we continue to air urgent messages from people on the impact of the coronavirus on prisoners around the world and closer to home. We start off with a call from a prisoner at Waupun Correctional, in Wisconsin, where an outbreak of COVID-19 has been reported. We share a statement from someone in Brazil about the recent prison breaks, …