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Sense Of Sound Podcast - S03E24 - Justri - Guest Mix @ Greg Tolens (PL)
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- Justri is a beautiful and talent girl DJ, who combines charisma, music passion and unique skills of mixing in one unforgettable show.
She went a long way from a music lover to the most relevant, talent and beautiful girl DJ in Asia. Many DJ's, music experts and magazines, praised her style as the most innovative in the EDM culture. In a dance music scene where many DJ's opt for typical styles, Justri...2022-06-262h 02
The People’s Republic#13 Mind GamesAll facts are not equal. The same goes for opinions. But it’s wrong to weaponize either of them — that’s disinformation. This episode tackles the topic with fantasy, black comedy, an unflinching look at what really happened in Crimea and Ukraine, and thoughts on why some progressives have trouble responding to what Putin has been doing. With theme music from The Untouchables and David Frye as Henry Fonda and Richard Nixon.2019-11-2215 min
The People’s Republic#12 Planet Pacifica: Identity CrisisProgressive Media’s Fragile Democracy: After decades of struggle at Pacifica Radio over the control of local stations and program content, suspicion and distrust have led to hostile factions, crisis management, repeated lawsuits, and a byzantine, burdensome structure that has proven almost impossible to sustain. In this episode, Pacifica’s last decade — management fights, national collapse and succession struggles, along with news, comedy and history excepts from the 2006 network series, Informed Dissent.2019-11-1029 min
The People’s Republic#11 Planet Pacifica: Growing PainsProgressive Media’s Fragile Democracy: The original idea was to nurture an open exchange of ideas that could help people come to know each other as human beings, dialogue that demonstrated the possibility of peace. But over 50 years Pacifica Radio evolved into something else: a national progressive radio network, a source of “alternative” news and viewpoints, and a platform for many underserved constituencies. In this episode, Lew Hill and how KPFA began, WBAI’s legendary “free form” past, and early shots in the community’s civil war. Plus, Dustin Hoffman reading part of War and Peace in 1970, sounds from the 1979 March for Gay...2019-11-0429 min
The People’s Republic#10 Planet Pacifica: Managing ChaosProgressive Media’s Fragile Democracy: Pacifica Radio, the original listener-supported network, is hovering on the edge of insolvency, while legendary station WBAI is under siege. It’s happened before. But this could be the end. What does it say about progressive media and democracy? Former CEO Greg Guma begins a new series that goes behind the headlines. In this episode, the latest WBAI shutdown, Dan Coughlin’s journey, and the struggle that remade Pacifica governance. Plus, clips from the 2006 election series, Informed Dissent, and from a rare 1970 “War and Peace” recording, with dozens of famous voices — part of the longest live reading...2019-10-2824 min
The People’s Republic#9 Orwellian DaysAre we at the threshold of fascism? And if so, is there a way out, and enough time to save the environment, reclaim self-government, restore communities and protect human rights? Maybe. But we already know that it’s been coming for a while. Like a castaway in a sci fi novel, Greg was once transported to such an Orwellian future and lived to tell the tale. In this episode, he recreates the experience, and looks at the real and present danger that concepts like freedom and equality will be distorted by an updated Newspeak, a Trumpian version promoted by the ad...2019-10-1414 min
The People’s Republic#8 Watergate BluesImpeachment. It’s happened before. But after Nixon was gone, and especially after his hand-picked successor Gerald Ford pardoned him, a deep disillusionment set in. Unfortunately, we may be headed there again. In 1974, after watching the Watergate hearings for months, only to have Nixon and Ford sidestep accountability and undermine justice, Greg was in a funk. Then he heard that Ford would be visiting Vermont. Here’s what happened, sort of, on the night he went presidential party crashing.2019-10-0419 min
People’s Republic: From the VaultNonviolent Warriors - Part Four (Courage)”There is no moment better than now to remember what Dave Dellinger has stood for and to fight for it together, all of us — for peace and justice.” — Howard ZinnIn October 2001, artists and activists on the front lines of social change gathered at Memorial Auditorium in Burlington, Vermont for a celebration. Together they created this audio documentary on David Dellinger and the power of the people. Written and directed by Greg Guma. PART FOUR: Chicago 8 defendant John Froines remembers Dave’s leadership in the famous 1969 trial; lawyer Leonard Weinglass describes his return to Chicago 30 years later; Johanna Lawrenson...2019-09-3034 min
People’s Republic: From the VaultNonviolent Warriors - Part Three (Resistance)“There is no moment better than now to remember what Dave Dellinger has stood for and to fight for it together, all of us — for peace and justice.” — Howard ZinnIn October 2001, artists and activists on the front lines of social change gathered at Memorial Auditorium in Burlington, Vermont for a celebration. Together they created this audio documentary on David Dellinger and the power of the people. Written and directed by Greg Guma. PART THREE: Reminiscences by Arthur Kinoy, Francis Crowe and John Tucker; Dave Dellinger in Chicago, rare 1968 recordings; dramatic readings by Al Salzman, Dennis Brutus, Dian Mueller...2019-09-2539 min
People’s Republic: From the VaultNonviolent Warriors - Part Two (Liberation)“There is no moment better than now to remember what Dave Dellinger has stood for and to fight for it together, all of us — for peace and justice.” — Howard ZinnIn October 2001, artists and activists on the front lines of social change gathered at Memorial Auditorium in Burlington, Vermont for a celebration. Together they created this audio documentary on David Dellinger and the power of the people. Written and directed by Greg Guma. PART TWO: Staughton Lynd, Norma Becker, Ralph DiGia and Dave’s daughter Natasha Singer recall life in the movement; protest songs by Rik Palieri; introductions and narrat...2019-09-2036 min
People’s Republic: From the VaultNonviolent Warriors - Part One (Roots)“There is no moment better than now to remember what Dave Dellinger has stood for and to fight for it together, all of us — for peace and justice.” — Howard ZinnIn October 2001, artists and activists on the front lines of social change gathered in Vermont for a celebration. Together they also created this audio documentary on David Dellinger and the power of the people, with songs, poetry, dramatic readings, rare recordings, and personal reminiscences. Written and directed by Greg Guma. PART ONE: Howard Zinn and Dennis Brutus recall their work with Dave and Elizabeth Peterson, the love of his life...2019-09-1636 min
People’s Republic: From the VaultInquisitions - An Audio Drama - Act 3When national security and civil liberties are at odds, fundamental rights are often undermined or violated. “Inquisitions (and Other Un-American Activities)” explores this theme through dramatic recreations of the Haymarket bombing in Chicago and other crackdowns on dissent. In Act 3, the Haymarket trial concludes as capitalist oligarchs celebrate on a surrealistic dream train. Before her interrogation ends Lucy Parsons remembers her fight for clemency and the unjust hanging of her husband and comrades. Written by Greg Guma, directed by Bill Boardman, and produced by Catalyst Theatre. Restored version.2019-09-1344 minPeople’s Republic: From the VaultInquisitions — An Audio Drama — Act 2When national security and civil liberties are at odds, fundamental rights are often undermined or violated. “Inquisitions (and Other Un-American Activities)” explores this timely theme through a dramatic recreation of the Haymarket bombing in Chicago and other crackdowns on dissent. In Act 2, the play recreates the post-Haymarket show trial of eight anarchist activists. The interrogation of Lucy Parsons continues — by a young J. Edgar Hoover — as she defends her controversial life. Written by Greg Guma, directed by Bill Boardman, and produced by Catalyst Theatre.2019-09-1137 minPeople’s Republic: From the VaultInquisitions — An Audio Drama — Act 1When national security and civil liberties are at odds, fundamental rights are often undermined or violated. “Inquisitions (and Other Un-American Activities)” explores this theme through a dramatic recreation of the Haymarket bombing in Chicago and other crackdowns on dissent. With the FBI interrogation of activist Lucy Parsons in 1919 at its center, Act 1 takes listeners back to the birth of the movement for an eight-hour workday and the resulting violence in 1886 Chicago. Written for radio by Greg Guma, directed by Bill Boardman, and produced by Catalyst Theatre.2019-09-1139 min
The People’s Republic#7 Doomsday ScenariosThere are so many stories about the end of civilization, too many to list, maybe too many for our health. It could become a self-fulfilling prophecy. In this episode, Greg assesses our worst presidents — the real and the imagined, and our obsession with the end of everything, or a new dark age if we’re lucky. With scenes from the Mercury Theatre’s classic alien invasion on the radio. Theme music by Dave Lippman.2019-08-2823 min
The People’s Republic#6 This Too Will PassEvery day we get more examples that prove nothing is certain — and almost everything is in flux. Trump may be a master con artist, but the harsh realities are piling up. This episode looks at culture war and progressive values, Bernie Sanders’ campaign chest, lost horizons at Pacifica Radio and Burlington College, resistance to the F-35s, and learning to live with the unexpected. With theme music by Dave Lippman.2019-08-2020 min
People’s Republic: From the VaultGetting World WiseGetting World Wise (from the Vault #2): NATO after the Cold War, recognizing Angola, drug cartels take Central America, privatized smoking, and Hollywood’s addiction to spin offs, plus a musical US history lesson. Excerpts from one of Greg’s early news round ups, World Scene, produced and broadcast in Los Angeles in 1993. With music by the Electric Flag, Bobby Lewis, the Capitols, and a special appearance by George Shrub, the singing CIA agent.2019-08-1819 min
Fake News: Journalism and DeceptionsChapter Nine: Beyond the BubblesSophisticated tools are used by governments and private interests to promote false or misleading stories, messages and narratives. But when people repeatedly exposed to lies are confronted with the truth, too many double down and believe the lies even more. Fake News is a timely examination of the challenges confronting journalism in a post-modern era characterized by fraud and scandal, questionable elections, corrupt leaders, and phony news.2019-08-1509 min
Fake News: Journalism and DeceptionsChapter Eight: A Crisis of FactsSophisticated tools are used by governments and private interests to promote false or misleading stories, messages and narratives. But when people repeatedly exposed to lies are confronted with the truth, too many double down and believe the lies even more. Fake News is a timely examination of the challenges confronting journalism in a post-modern era characterized by fraud and scandal, questionable elections, corrupt leaders, and phony news.2019-08-1508 min
Fake News: Journalism and DeceptionsChapter Seven: Post-Truth PoliticsSophisticated tools are used by governments and private interests to promote false or misleading stories, messages and narratives. But when people repeatedly exposed to lies are confronted with the truth, too many double down and believe the lies even more. Fake News is a timely examination of the challenges confronting journalism in a post-modern era characterized by fraud and scandal, questionable elections, corrupt leaders, and phony news.2019-08-1509 min
Fake News: Journalism and DeceptionsChapter Six: Perception ManagementSophisticated tools are used by governments and private interests to promote false or misleading stories, messages and narratives. But when people repeatedly exposed to lies are confronted with the truth, too many double down and believe the lies even more. Fake News is a timely examination of the challenges confronting journalism in a post-modern era characterized by fraud and scandal, questionable elections, corrupt leaders, and phony news.2019-08-1508 min
Fake News: Journalism and DeceptionsChapter Five: Seeing Red With ReaganSophisticated tools are used by governments and private interests to promote false or misleading stories, messages and narratives. But when people repeatedly exposed to lies are confronted with the truth, too many double down and believe the lies even more. Fake News is a timely examination of the challenges confronting journalism in a post-modern era characterized by fraud and scandal, questionable elections, corrupt leaders, and phony news.2019-08-1507 min
Fake News: Journalism and DeceptionsChapter Four: Manufacturing TerrorSophisticated tools are used by governments and private interests to promote false or misleading stories, messages and narratives. But when people repeatedly exposed to lies are confronted with the truth, too many double down and believe the lies even more. Fake News is a timely examination of the challenges confronting journalism in a post-modern era characterized by fraud and scandal, questionable elections, corrupt leaders, and phony news.2019-08-1508 min
Fake News: Journalism and DeceptionsChapter Three: Hoaxes and False FlagsSophisticated tools are used by governments and private interests to promote false or misleading stories, messages and narratives. But when people repeatedly exposed to lies are confronted with the truth, too many double down and believe the lies even more. Fake News is a timely examination of the challenges confronting journalism in a post-modern era characterized by fraud and scandal, questionable elections, corrupt leaders, and phony news.2019-08-1509 min
Fake News: Journalism and DeceptionsChapter Two: Can This Be Real?Sophisticated tools are used by governments and private interests to promote false or misleading stories, messages and narratives. But when people repeatedly exposed to lies are confronted with the truth, too many double down and believe the lies even more. Fake News is a timely examination of the challenges confronting journalism in a post-modern era characterized by fraud and scandal, questionable elections, corrupt leaders, and phony news.2019-08-1513 min
Fake News: Journalism and DeceptionsChapter One: The Big PictureSophisticated tools are used by governments and private interests to promote false or misleading stories, messages and narratives. But when people repeatedly exposed to lies are confronted with the truth, too many double down and believe the lies even more. Fake News is a timely examination of the challenges confronting journalism in a post-modern era characterized by fraud and scandal, questionable elections, corrupt leaders, and phony news.2019-08-1505 min
Fake News: Journalism and DeceptionsFake News: Journalism and DeceptionsThis timely study, also available as a paperback and e-book, examines the challenges confronting journalism in a post-modern era characterized by fraud and scandal, questionable elections, corrupt leaders, and phony news. Author Greg Guma argues that sophisticated tools are used by governments and private interests to promote false or misleading stories, messages and narratives. But when people repeatedly exposed to lies are confronted with the truth, too many double down and believe the lie even more. Chapters include The Big Picture, Can This Be Real?, Hoaxes & False Flags, Manufacturing Terror, Seeing Red with Reagan, Perception Management, Pizzagate & Post-Truth Politics, A...2019-07-271h 21
People’s Republic: From the VaultPrisoners of the Real: From Here to ParadisePrisoners of the Real: From Here to Paradise — A sound and thought odyssey. Recorded and broadcast in 1991 for the radio series World Scene, this unique program incorporates ideas from Greg’s book, Prisoners of the Real, synthesized with jazz, folk, and world music. It’s message: If human society is to be rescued and transformed, moving from the “rational” to the Dionysian, many of our psychic road maps have to be redrawn. The capacity for liberation is a latent possibility. But it may or may not become real. But one necessary step is honest reflection concerning our basic assumptions about ourselves...2019-07-1826 min
The People’s Republic#2 Mayors, Women and the Vermont Men’s ClubTwo mayors, pioneer women, and the Vermont Men’s Club: “The three-member Vermont congressional delegation is all male — and always has been. No woman has ever represented the state in Washington, DC. And only one has been governor. Unfortunately, it’s an old story.” In this episode, Greg talks about the oldest private men’s club in Vermont — state politics. Also, more thoughts and recollections from the years between Bernie Sanders’ four terms as mayor of Burlington and the Democrats’ return to power in 2012, including the rise and fall of Instant Runoff Voting.2019-07-1313 min