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Why the Monsanto-Bayer Monopolistic merger will threaten the future of food security and farming Ellen Brown is an economist and attorney in Los Angeles and founder of the Public Banking Institute – a non profit economic venture to develop viable, sustainable solutions to America’s banking crises by promoting people-owned state and community banks. In 2015 she ran as the Green Party candidate …
Download this episode (right click and save) VE 158 Rod Stewart Mandolin Wind Steve Miller Band: Winter Time Avett Brothers: January Wedding The Band: Acadian Driftwood Bob Dylan/Johnny Cash: Girl From The North Country Jayhawks: Blue Joni Mitchell: The Last Time I Saw Richard Mumford & Sons: Winter Winds Fleetwood Mac: Bare Trees Elvin Bishop Group: Fooled Around And …
A Bowl of Soul Broadcast – 05-26-2017 Help Me Find A Way To Say I Love You – Little Anthony & The Imperials – R&B – 1970 (You’re Living In) A Dream World – The Continental IV – R&B – 1972 Shiftless Shady Jealous Kind of People – The O’Jays – R&B – 1972 Body Talk – Eddie Kendricks – …
Mark recalls priceless time spent in–studio with greats Al Jarreau and Larry Coryell. Modern jazz aficionado Russ Davis, also pays tribute to these phenomenal musicians http://russdavismoja.com/ Heather Watkins blog, “Slow Walkers See More” https://slowwalkersseemore.wordpress.com/ has readers laughing, talking and musing as well as taking action! Heather depicts “My difference makes me stronger”, Mark’s mantra that so many persons with and …
Sarah Mah is a ‘third generation’ Canadian-born Chinese woman raised in Vancouver, BC. Her family was among the early Chinese immigrants levied the head tax in the late 1800’s, as well as those who left rural China in the 1950’s in search of a better life in Canada. Formally trained in genetics and epidemiology and now pursuing a PhD, her feminist activism began as a front-line anti-violence worker at a rape crisis centre and transition house, and she continues her work as a member of the Asian Women Coalition Ending Prostitution.
A Bowl of Soul Broadcast – 10-28-2016 – Celebrating The Early History of Hip Hop – 1982 – 1986 – Part 3
Part I: Caryn Hartglass, Detoxing Caryn will discuss the ins and outs of detoxing, the physical, the emotional and the spiritual. Part II: Zsu Dever, Aquafaba Zsu Dever has been involved in the restaurant business most of her life. She hails from a long line of culinary professionals and restaurateurs. She is the author ofEveryday Vegan …
Bruce Springsteen’s shows are unparalleled for many reasons including performance time that he so graciously gives adoring fans. I think his 4 plus hour shows are equally fulfilling for him as much as his fans as it’s evident just how elated he is performing in front of fellow New Jerseyians. Hear clips from the 8/30/16 show that where he proved it ALL night long why no other musician can match his shows!
t’s not often a single stanza can sum up a whole political system. But those words from Bonnie Raitt ring truer every day as this pathetic “selection” season lurches ever deeper into astounding ugliness. As evidenced by her new album, Dig in Deep, and her current concert tour, the opposite is true of Ms. Raitt, whose astonishing talent and endless heart …
Neil Young has a long history of activism. He is a co-founder of Farm Aid, which works to support small and family farmers in North America, while his song Ohio is often considered to be one of the greatest protest songs ever made. Last year, Young pledged a $100,000 donation to Vermont’s legal fight against the GMO-labelling lawsuit, and he …
