Jeanne Finley - Podcast Details

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CiTR -- Exploding Head MoviesXHM #730 - "Good droid, emeraaald city" (2025 February 17)For your Family Day programming, we continue on with our Oscars profiles with a nominated song from Elton John: Never Too Late and 2 nom'd scores: Kris Bowers' music from The Wild Robot along with John Powell & Stephen Schwartz and their score to the film adaptation of the musical Wicked. 01. Magazine: The Light Pours out of Me (Real Life, 1978) Virgin 02. Sebastiaan Hooft: Magazine (Modern Times, 2024) Taktschleife 03. Jex Opolis: This Ain't No Disco (Digital Magic, 2025) Bad Timin' 04. Let's Go to War: Burning Down the Disco (Karmageddon, 2009) Last Gang 05. Universal Energy: Disco Energy I (Universal Energy, 1977) EMI 06. Brenton Wood: The Oogum Boogum Song...2025-02-182h 02

The Real Story with Jeanne IvesAugust 18, 2024: Board 'Em Up, Chicago!Robert Girardi, Herald Vilimsky, Noah Finley, The Edgar County WatchdogsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.2024-08-191h 20

Three Minute ModernistI Saw Jesus in a TortillaEpisode Notes A look at Jeanne Finley's wonderful 1982 video - https://www.vdb.org/titles/i-saw-jesus-tortilla Find out more at https://three-minute-modernist.pinecast.co 2024-08-1202 min

Cruising | A Queer Documentary PodcastMaud's | San Francisco, CARikki Streicher opened Maud's in the Haight-Ashbury district of San Francisco in 1966. The bar would be a fixture of the lesbian community there until it closed its doors in 1989. It's memorialized in the 1993 documentary Last Call At Maud's and in the hearts and minds of all those who called Maud's a home over the years!Thank you to everyone who shared their stories with us for this episode.This episode features interviews with Paris Poirier, Karen Kiss, Susan Fahey, Mandy Carter, and Jeanne Clarke, as well as audio excerpts f...2024-01-161h 07

Healing Outside The BoxHow to make any recipe your ownHave you ever looked at a recipe and thought to yourself: I would like to make this, but I don't like brussels sprouts, or I can't eat wheat flour? This week I go over how we can go about substituting an ingredient, or cooking technique, or a lower fat substitution, without ruining the recipe. But first, I bring to your attention a couple of great videos on youtube. The first is a Ted talk by Ron Finley, the guy they call the guerrilla gardener. It is a great video if you looking for some general inspiration. The...2021-10-2229 min

The Blaze with Lizzie and Kat! The Original Beverly Hills 90210 Podcast146 Ethan Harper – You Gotta Have HeartAnd we’re back to our episode-by-episode dissection of season five of Beverly Hills, 90210! This week, Kat’s joined by illustrator Ethan Harper, a pop culture savant with a special affinity for Twin Peaks. Join the pair as they dive into a series of Valentine’s Day misadventures for the gang at Cal U, as the Peach Pit After Dark hosts a telethon for pediatric heart health, Ray is tempted to cheat on Donna with Val, and Kelly’s sucked further into the grasp of Professor Finley and the New Evolution. Discussed in this episode: MTV’s short-li...2020-04-131h 16

Runners of NYC PodcastEpisode 2 - Leigh Anne Sharek of Brooklyn Track ClubThe second guest on the Runners of NYC Podcast is a forensic scientist by day and a running legend by night—or at least by early evening. Leigh Anne Sharek was once was called "a minor celebrity in the New York City running scene" by the New York Times (Link to the article below). She runs for the Brooklyn Track Club, which is one of the fastest-growing running groups and meets on Tuesday nights at the East River track in Manhattan. Leigh Anne has evolved into one of the top local women at distances ranging from the mile to the ma...2018-10-3058 min

Músicas posiblesMúsicas posibles - Cortando Bajito - 11/10/18Cortando Bajito es el sencillo que presenta el recopilatorio The sensational sound of Gecko Turner. Escuchamos junto al artista esa y otras canciones. Suyas, como The Strange Adventures of Two Runaway Elephants in Kentish Town o Tieso (Y Sin Desayuná) y de otros, como Lee Dorsey, Finley Quaye o Archie Shepp y Jeanne Lee.2018-10-1159 min

Terror TalkEpisode 13: FBI VisitorsThis episode we talk about the FBI in relation to the Aref-Hossain case—not about what they did before and during it, but afterwards. And what we did in response. But before we go back in history, it’s worth mentioning that two of the FBI players are not only still with us today, but are front and center in the news. We’ve had experience with James Comey and Robert Mueller, and we’ll just take a few minutes to reminisce and talk about the roles they played in the case. James Comey was U.S. Assistant Atty General...2018-05-281h 00

Terror TalkEpisode 12: The Appeal, Part 2: Oral ArgumentsThe attorneys for both Yassin Aref and Mohammed Hossain (Yassin’s co-defendant) prepared appeals to the 2nd Circuit Court. At the same time, the Muslim Solidarity Committee organized a march and rally—the first one—and have marked the anniversary of their arrests (August 4) every year since 2007. We discuss "who is a terrorist." Kathy Manley reviews the main points in the appeal. We describe the trip fifty supporters took from Albany to New York City to hear the appeal. And, the podcast would not be complete without Kathy describing the secret oral argument the government was allow...2018-05-131h 03

Terror TalkEpisode 11: The CMU and The Appeal, Part 1In this episode we will hear directly from Yassin about what life is like in the brutal CMU - Communications Management Unit prison in Terre Haute, Indiana. While we were finding out more and more about this possibly illegal prison unit at Terre Haute from Yassin, the attorneys for both Yassin and Mohammed (Yassin’s co-defendant) were preparing appeals to the 2nd Circuit Court. At the same time, the Muslim Solidarity Committee organized the first march and rally marking the anniversary of their arrests (August 4) and turned this into an annual event, because we will no...2017-10-121h 20

Terror TalkEpisode 10: FalloutThe last episode covered Sentencing Day, March 8, 2007 and brought you readings of support letters and editorials from community members, newspapers, and the defendants themselves. All were trying to get the judge to give Yassin Aref and Mohammed Hossain lenient sentences, instead of the 30 years to life that was recommended by federal guidelines. The Bureau of prisons is required to place a prisoner no more than 500 miles from home so that the family can visit. But this did not happen with either Mohammed or Yassin. Sentencing day will show you how doubts about both the case...2017-08-061h 15

Terror TalkEpisode 9: Sentencing DayIn the last episode we talked about all the community activity on behalf of Yassin Aref and Mohammed Hossain between their guilty verdicts on October 10, 2006 and their sentencing, which was rescheduled to March 8, 2007. In this episode we’ll focus on sentencing day, March 8, and we’ll hear the opinions on the whole case, from community members, to media, to other prisoners, to some of us. And we will end with Yassin and Mohammed’s own thoughts, from the court transcript of their sentencing statements.2017-07-141h 28

Terror TalkEpisode 8: The Verdict and the MediaThis is the third and final episode of our mini-series of The Trial of Yassin Aref and Mohammed Hossain, who were caught up in an FBI sting operation from 2003-2004. Their trial was in October 2006. We will discuss the verdict and all that came after it. Yassin Aref and Mohammed Hossain received a great deal of support from the Albany community, including fellow prisoners writing to the judge, editorials in the local daily papers, vigils at the court house, petitions and letters to the judge, all pleading for leniency. 2017-05-201h 00

Terror TalkEpisode 7: The Trial Part 2 - The DefenseThis is the second episode of our three-part mini-series of The Trial of Yassin Aref and Mohammed Hossain, who were caught up in an FBI sting operation from 2003-2004. Last time we covered the prosecution’s case, now it’s the defense’s turn. We talk about the judge’s targeting instruction. The judge said there were “good and valid reasons” to target Yassin Aref. How can anyone get a fair trial when the judge says there are “good and valid reasons” to target the defendant?2017-05-111h 07

Terror TalkEpisode 6: The Trial Part 1 - The ProsecutionWe begin a three-part mini series on the trial of Yassin Aref and Mohammed Hossain. In this first episode of the mini-series, we present the prosecution’s case. We read from trial transcripts and describe how the prosecution alarmed the jury by having a witness point a (disabled) missile at them, and read testimony of a government “expert” who knew nothing of the topic on which he was to testify.2017-04-161h 08

Terror TalkEpisode 5 - IdeologyThe crucial aspect of the Aref-Hossain case, in order to convict Yassin, was to prove he was “predisposed” to commit terrorism, and so the government had to submit “evidence” to this effect - the government wanted to prove that Yassin had the “ideology". The government did this by presenting certain deliberate mistranslations and innuendo from Yassin's journals, offering false ideas that Yassin held about the West, and by arguing Yassin's supposed connection to Mullah Krekar, a leader of the IMK in Damascus where Yassin worked. The government want to convict Yassin by using guilt by association. Except: these proofs were not ...2017-03-221h 01

Terror TalkEpisode 4: ImmigrantsIn this episode, we talk about the immigrant experience of Yassin Aref, and how this encouraged the government to pursue him. For the second half we’ll focus on a particular (and legal) harassment tactic, as used by the government in the war on terror, called a superseding indictment, and how it was used to further the case against Aref and Hossain.2017-03-1259 min

Terror TalkEpisode 3: Secret EvidenceClassified evidence was used extensively during the trial of Yassin Aref and Mohammed Hossain. Kathy Manley, one of Yassin’s attorneys, tells the story of the classified evidence in the case, the defense's unsuccessful fight to obtain it, and a secret court decision in violation of the Sixth Amendment.2017-02-021h 01

Terror TalkEpisode 2: The Bail HearingSnipers were posted on the roof of the court house for the bail hearing for Yassin Aref and Mohammed Hossain. In this episode, details of the bail hearing are discussed, as well as the general atmosphere of the times. The two lawyers and two activists set the scene for the events surrounding the bail hearing; the war fever in 2004; and the adventures of one lawyer as he wore a “Peace on Earth” t-shirt to the local mall.2017-01-291h 02

Terror TalkEpisode 1: Introducing Terror Talk - Yassin Aref and Mohammed HossainOn August 4, 2004, two Muslim men in Albany, New York, were arrested by the FBI for a terror plot. Did the FBI really arrest a terrorist "Commander" from Iraq? Or, a medi-cab driver who was also the spiritual leader of an inner-city mosque? Two lawyers and two activists will describe the FBI raid on the mosque and begin the story of what happened to Yassin Aref and Mohammed Hossain, the imam of the Masjid As-Salam, and a pizzeria owner.2017-01-161h 03