The third (and final) mini-report from the Stop G8 demonstrations on the streets of London.
We hear about the plans for the No Borders camp happening in Rotterdam, about the Die-In outside G4S and finally a preview of tomorrows actions in the east end!
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An old woman from Grantham dies, but capitalism lives on. Thankfully in this show we’re talking about alternative economic model parecon, so hopefully we’ll have brought the system down by the next show. In order to do this we’ll need some planes of war which is fortunate because we have El Dia spitting them out. We got Kebab bringing us news on photographic exploration of journey’s and the bedroom tax demo. Plus music from Morris Cowen and Fresh Eyes for the Dead Guy.
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Playlist
0:00- 2:17 Intro to the show
2:18- 10:17 Osman’s journey
10:18- 20:34 Report on Art project about people’s journeys and the shoes they were
20:35- 27:07- Thatcher is Dead party in the market square
27:08- 39:03- Thatcher is Dead studio discussion
39:04- 47:23- [Music] Serialiser by Morris Morris Cowan
47:24- 52:13- Paracon at Cafe Eqonomique
52:14- 58:24- What is Capitalism?
58:25- 1:05:08- Studio Discussion on spreading alternatives to Capitalism
1:05:09- 1:12:18- Report from the Bedroom Tax protest in the market square
1:12:18- 1:16:46- [Music] Planes of War by El Dia
1:16:46-End [Music] Totally Mexico by Fresh eyes for the dead guy!
Wow, that was quite a long commercial break!
We’re back with show packed full of exciting projects and great music. Here’s a rundown of the show times to give you an idea of what to expect. We’re really sorry about the sound quality on some of this – we’ve not really moved with the times and have some pretty out dated equipment! We’ll be sure to make more of an effort next month to make it a bit more pro!
Playlist
00:02:15 Anonymous Demo in Market square
00:08:35 Calais training weekend
00:14:25 [Music] Geiom – 2 4 6
00:16:50 Shakedown chat
00:20:45 [Music] Jay Cob – Interlude
00:21:55 NG7 Foodbank
00:32:30 A4E Protest – Workfare discussion
00:41:30 [Music] DJ Rubbish – Coming up right
00:43:50 Autonomous Nottingham
00:47:55 [Music] Bison – Pressing the flesh
00:53:20 Wasteland twinning project
01:03:50 Voices from the borders
01:08.45 [Music] Origin One – Crisis
1:12:40 Anti-destitution project
1:15:20 [Music] Seas of Mirth – 1000% Overproof Rum
1:19:45 UK Uncut
1:23:10 Bedroom Tax
1:26:10 Studio discussion on community resistance
1:29:15 Neo-liberal policies in Greece
1:32:20 [Music] Spamchop Cuckup
1:36:30 Stop G8 campaign
1:39:20 Diary
It’s great to be back!
Peas x
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This week we have more reporting from Calais, where increasingly violent deportations of people seeking asylum are being monitored by No Borders activists. Back in the UK, while legitimised gatherings are now being targetted by the authorities, other spaces are secure and viable. We hear about an upcoming event at the occupied JB Spray former factory building, where from August 21-23rd people interested in or active on migration and related issues are invited to a weekend of discussions and workshops on the theme of going ‘Beyond Borders’. We talk to one of the event’s organisers.
Also check in for the latest on plans to scupper the racist plot-fest the ‘Red, White and Blue’ festival, coming to a town near you this August, and find out about a new alternative mental health project in Nottingham, as Ben has a chat with Penny. Special thanks must go out to Leni Ward, Home Stereo and Made of Leaves for coming to the rescue and sorting the music for the show at the last minute. Y’all sounding great!
As always we love to hear your feedback in the comments section, and don’t forget – if you’re the slightest bit interested in getting involved with Riseup! Radio, drop us an email!
Peas x
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Playlist
00:00:00 – Prelude: Nick Griffin (on BBC)
00:01:00 – Intro
00:02:34 – Hilary on No Borders
00:12:26 – Dom on No Borders
00:21:00 – Beyond Borders
00:26:34 – Track: Can’t Be Won’t Be by Leni Ward (from LP ‘Body’)
00:30:13 – Red White & Blue
00:38:38 – Track: Walk Away by Home Stereo
00:41:31 – Penny on the Alternative Mental Health project
00:47:24 – Track: Burn by Leni Ward (from ‘Body’)
00:51:21 – Outro
00:52:25 – Track: Broken Light by Made of Leaves
00:59:08 – FIN
We deal with this first in a series of summer heatwaves by getting drunk on the tarmac of May’s back yard, passing round an I-River and plugging in some cracking pre-recorded content, including a wordy discussion about the plight and potential of the workers who keep the wheels turning. We also listen in to the sounds of the Sumac garden project, talk to a food co-op in Lenton, and unveil a new ‘spokesman’. Enjoy tunes from the Rhizome housing co-op benefit gig, and the usual added injection of up-to-date bleeps.
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Playlist
00:00 – Intro
01:20 – Sounds of the Sumac Garden project
08:04 – Track: Bond by Dawn Treader
14:11 – Discussion about workers’ strikes and solidarity
43:05 – Music: James Tolley @ Rhizome benefit
52:00 – ‘Pumpin’, with Andrew Martin
55:45 – Track: Serious Star by Geiom
58:34 – About the Small Steps food co-op
62:14 – Track: The Easy Listening by Harvey Bruce
65:39 – Outro
66:22 – End.
Tinman brings you some tracks from local artists with an injection of radical space discussion and stirring anti militarism speeches.
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Playlist
00:00 – Music from Johnny Johnstone jazz quintet
04:28 – We show up on radar – it should be you and me
06:55 – Space discussion at squat lobster
30:22 – Bonsai – projects 8 billion taps
37:06 – Music from Kuma Lalu at the green festival
40:40 – Speaches from H&K demonstation
55:44 – Hhymn – land of souls
58:38 – End.
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