My Radio Show - streaming out of sydney, and some podcasts

I’ve announced it here before ( April 2016), but in discussion with @AndrewDowning and @MarkG , thought I would let people know of my community radio program, which I broadcast on Tuesdays from noon-2pm from Marrickville in Sydney on radio 2RSR, 88.9FM and also streaming on http://184.172.153.2/stream/1720/radioskidrow.mp3 and http://www.radioskidrow.org/ . I’ll make another post following this one about tomorrow’s program.

But there’s some past programs on the internet, including some discussion with MarkG on prosperity : https://soundcloud.com/radio-skid-row/roving-spotlight-mark-gibbons-on-wage-stagnation-and-prosperity-308 and a whole show, including Terry Dwyer on some aspects of land value taxation ( watch out for his “Just a lump sum capitalisation” - uggh - something I should have questioned him about ) : https://soundcloud.com/radio-skid-row/roving-spotlight-tuesday-12pm-2pm-02-08-16

I’ve had other discussions with MarkG I may release at some stage.

And you can find more public material with a search on soundcloud :
https://soundcloud.com/search?q=Roving%20Spotlight

Here’s some past privately podcasted material :

Testimony from the 1870s

Unlikely

Kerosene Fridges

Evolution and status

The pope, etc. etc.

Natural gas exports and gas behaviour

Political debate

Judgemental artists

Abortion and the then nsw legislation

Addiction

Guest : Nicco on the party that started the NSW Council for Civil Liberties

Exploding meteors

Little molecules

Floods



Spoken word : the bunyip king by Dorothy Hewitt

Spoken word : Abbot - we’ll all be rooned

Tim Josling, pedophilia and the church

Tim Josling and voluntary euthanasia

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On my show tomorrow - I’ll have James Murray on Bitcoin, Black Rock’s Alladin - the crystal ball gazing tool noted in Adam Curtis’ Hypernormalisation and the nature of money and the banks.

That’s noon-2pm tomorrow on 2RSR, 88.9FM and streaming as per the most recent post.

James Murray is an economist, previously employed by some high end banks, with a long involvement in financial activism including Georgist principles, and was kind enough to help me hand out material in support of my local government candidacy.

Bonnie Curtis on her Sydney Fringe Dance project - “Girls Girls Girls”.

I hope to fit in various segments - spoken word, location, maxim

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Tomorrow - I’ll be talking about UBI, in the shadow of the Greens initiative. Also I’ll be interviewing Professor Ian Frazer, and a few other things besides. Anyway, my show is always worth listening to ( of course ), but here’s my sporadic pointer to its content.

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What does everyone think about linking some of the episodes on the front page? @national_council ?

It will freshen things up a bit, and although it’s not officially endorsed we could pick specific episodes that talk about things on our platform.

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Yeah, Mark wrote most of our economic policies, except the recent Job Guarantee stuff.

I think he’s spot on. Rent seeking business models are a blight on the entire economic landscape.

I’ve had some discussions with @Kate_Bowman and @SaraJoyce and thought I’d post some links to my past material which includes material relevant to at least discussions we’ve had, and perhaps even stuff that is of general PPA interest.

( @twisty, @Cizin, @miles_w maybe of interest )

First, links to past podcasts : you’ll find them at the top of this post. But, also, you can search at : https://soundcloud.com/search?q=Roving%20Spotlight ; you can find stuff on copyright, economics and so forth, as well as stuff generally.

On my own website, there’s an article which considers some of the language used in criticism of Julia Gillard, amongst several other topics :

https://johnaugust.com.au/article/clangers-current-political-debate

An article on boycotts, has some bearing on the stuff about projecting on the opera house sails, where the racecourse does not have to worry about people being pissed off with them, like the small restaurant, but the government is more like the big business :

http://lawcrimepolitics.com/lets-alan-jones

An article, notionally on Turnbull and Abbott, but also one which talks about Lleyonheljm and the Wicked campers, the idea of ideology driving priorities, Abbott teaching the Australian people to hate whoever was in power ( like germ warfare ), and the idea of a “balance” in voters heads, where they could see the point in business, but saw that Howard was going “too far” with work choices, and were willing to give a government some slack but not entirely buy into their ideology. That also includes double standards about free speech, which I also comment on :

https://johnaugust.com.au/article/turnbull-and-abbott-watching-morbid-fascination

Then, there’s one on intellectual property :

https://johnaugust.com.au/article/copyright-patents-enclosures-commons-and-trans-pacific-partnership

… And many more, but that will do for the present :slight_smile:

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Tomorrow’s show ( noon-2pm Tuesdays - Roving Spotlight; 88.9 FM Sydney also streaming www.radioskidrow.org ).

I don’t post every show, but there’s some Pirate friendly material on East Timor coming up ( @John_Wilson, something I know you’ve been interested in ) …

Our “not the Melbourne Cup” show :

Profession Clinton Fernandes, historical consultant to the film Balibo, on East Timor and Australian foreign policy hypocricy - and those strange leaks, supressed lawyers and just not being a good neighbour to East Timor.

Also, my recent motor vehicle accident, and the physics of motor vehicle accidents.

Also - naming of UK snow plows, Neil DeGrasse Tyson on UFOs, The Henbury Craters, Mr. Bashful and the ABC, and assorted social media bits and pieces.

Along with the usual selection of music, including the Sex Pistols and Black City Lights.

John A. I have a Naval Club to run featuring a Melbourne Cup event. However, I have a very good manager that may allow me to tune in. I now have it in my cell phone reminder & you have my word that I’ll do my best to be a regular listener.

Thank you for the prompt and any future ‘heads up’ on emerging subjects of interest.

[Apologies for the offtopic]
If you are waving the pirate flag on a boat and open for rum drinks, I’m 100% booking a weekend in AU :star_struck:

Tomorrow’s show :

Eric Lindsay, with his last comments on computers, Apple, and stuff.

The Pirate Party Australia reaction to recent Assange revelations.

The Budj Bim Aboriginal fish traps.

John Perkins of the Australian Secular Party on Revisionist Islam.

From the vault : Ian Ellis Jones on the Jewish Messiah and the origins of the Christian Church, with a nod to Albert Kalthoff, Sociologist and Lutheran Pastor.

Along with Double Plus Ungood and the usual selection of music - including Damian Tangram, Tangerine Dream, Black City Lights and Faith No More.

Tomorrow’s show :

More from Prof. Clinton Fernandes, on East Timor, Australian Foreign Policy and Intellectual Property.

( See https://soundcloud.com/…/roving-spotlight-clinton-fernandes… for past discussion )

The Pirate Party on recently passed internet site blocking bill.

Earthpower, burning organic waste to make fertilizer and electricity.

Also the usual selection of music … well, I will mention Tangering Dream … double plus ungood and locations around Camelia, where Earth Power is located.

Roving Spotlight, noon-2pm Tuesdays on Radio Skid Row Marrickville, 88.9FM.

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I’ll be interviewing Stilgherrian about the aaBill on my radio show tomorrow at about 12.30

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Tomorrow’s Roving Spotlight show, taking cues from a few people in the Pirate Party:

Professor Clinton Fernandes, taking another look at East Timor, witness K and East Timor and hopefully Intellectual Property too.

Taking another look at drug decriminalisation, in the wake of my discussion with Pat Daley last week.

Last year’s Nobel Peace Prize recipients : Yazidi sex slave survivor Nadia Murad and Denis Mukwege of the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Portugal - making a go of being left.

Along with location, spoken word and double plus ungood - and the usual selection of music including The Church, Orbital and Sisters of Mercy.

Roving Spotlight, 2RSR, noon-2pm Tuesdays. 88.9FM and www.radioskidrow.org

For those watching this thread … tomorrow I’ll be speaking with Mark Kelly of “Vote Tony Out” in Warringah. Check past posts for more detail about the show.

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