AI-#3-27/5/2009
Who? Listen to scott and David Austin in conversation to find out.
A 90 minute exploration into a poet who spoke universally through specific moments of pain, but also by realizing the potentialities of hope found in the streets of late twentieth century London.
Jimmy Cliff—Vietnam
LKJ…Dread Beat An Blood, Five Nights of Bleeding, Sonny’s Lettah (Anti-Sus Poem), Tings an Times, Mi Revalueshanary Fren.
Tune in:
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AI-#2-20/5/2009
Listen to this week’s show:
Our foray into art, literature, music and the rebels that make it continues in the basement of Carruthers Hall. This week we went from Manitoba to Sweden and back again for parts of our musical interlude. Along with an AI guest, Sayyida and scott had a chitchat about Montreal’s Anarchist Book fair and some of the fun zines and art they encountered (not scott though, he spent his weekend…well, not in Montreal). No video this time around, though we do have a couple of photos and links to keep you amused.
Stay cool,
s&s
Intersections of Insurrection
1. The (International) Noise Conspiracy—Capitalism Stole My Virginity
2. Propagandhi—Resisting Tyrannical Government
3. We reveal all the secrets of Montreal’s Anarchist book fair
4. Nina Simone—Ne Me Quitte Pas
5. More secrets, this time about the Bee Hive Collective Workshop
6. Nomadic Massive—Afrika Malik El Umma
7. The Consumer Goods—And the final word is yours, Sam Katz
The Beehive Collective’s Plan Columbia mural is to your left. For more information about the Beehive Collective click here.
For more music from Nomadic Massive, visit their myspace page here.
If you enjoyed hearing about Genderpoo, visit Riot Coco’s blog here.
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AI-#1-13/05/2009
Audible Insurrections entered the radiosphere this week with rebellious intentions on our minds. Aside from scott getting our title wrong a couple of times, the show went into the world as we’d hoped. A little teenage funk, the highpriestess of soul, and the pope all made an appearance in one way or another. In 40 minutes we traveled from a high school auditorium to the streets of Havana. Though radio can radically alter your field of vision, your dreams of better days, sometimes you just need to watch a little TV–so we’ve embedded Las Krudas’ video for La Gorda, enjoy!
OK, press play, sit back and enjoy the inaugural edition of AI.
peace, s&s
Intersections of Insurrection:
1. Sam Houston High Marching Band—Fat Mama
2. Nina Simone—Revolution.
3. Paul Kelley (a writer and poet who resides in Kingston, Ontario) reading a short story by Francisco García González (a Havana based writer, editor, and screenwriter. His short story collections include Juegos permitidos [Games allowed] (1994), Color local [Local color] (1999) and ¿Qué quieren las mujeres? [What do women want?] (2003). He has also published a historical essay, Presidio Modelo, temas escondidos [Model prison, hidden agendas] (2002), and Historia sexual de la nación (2006). Check-out some of Francisco’s translated short-stories at http://www.wordswithoutborders.org/article.php?lab=GarciaGonzalez)
4. Las Krudas – La Gorda (music video)
5. Brazilian Girls – Internacional
Here’s the Las Krudas video we were talking about:
The upcoming weeks for AI will be busy and exciting as we venture into arts and the rebels who make it. Tune into CFRC 101.9 fm in Kingston @ 11:59pm Tuesday evening/or 12:01 am Wednesday morning.
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