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 Buy Me A Book!    | 2007PoP
    dEFECT Radio: What is a Mashup?
 Skidmark Bob provides a short audio tour of this remix genre. (1/16/07)
 2005Redeye 
          - Co-op Radio: Autonomous Media
 Editor of book by the same name speaks about "reclaiming the media 
          for the non-profit realm and returning it to the public domain." 
        (6/4/05)
 KPFT 
          - Pirate Radio
 Norton Scooter spends time with Bob & George of Freak Radio and Tracy 
          James of Berkeley Liberation Radio. (2/8/05)
 Pacifica 
          National Board: Editorial on Pirate Radio
 A reading of the pro-microradio resolution approved by the PNB in 2004 
        mixed with clips from the raid of Free Radio Santa Cruz. (February 2005)
 2004Critical 
        Mass Radio Network: FRSC live music benefit with Utah Phillips
 A recording of the show, which raised thousands of dollars for Freak Radio's 
        rebound. (12/10/04)
 Steppin' 
        Out of Babylon: Prometheus Radio Project - Sue Supriano interviews 
        Pete triDish and another Prometheus staffer about the organization and 
        renewed push for LPFM in D.C. (6/1/04)
 The 
        History of Free Radio Santa Cruz - A two-hour retrospective featuring 
        several station staffers on the 9 years of license-free broadcasting; 
        available in MP3 format. (2/18/04)
 2003Free
      Radio Santa Cruz: City council emergency resolution supports FRSC
 Skidmark Bob-produced audio featuring the council meeting itself. (9/4/03)
 Radio
      for Peace Lock Out: Interview with James Lathem Station Manager - Hour-long
      interview from the studios presents the station's side in the crisis.
  (8/10/03)
 Rockin'
      the Boat: Interview with Radio Free Brattleboro's David Long - Recorded
      two days after FCC agents intimidated the station off the air; good background
      on the station and discussion on how microradio stations should handle
  FCC visits. The RFB segment of the show can be downloaded as a stand-alone MP3
  file
  here
  (16:16, 3.8 MB). Rockin'
        the Boat: McChesney on Media Reform - Half-hour interview by V-Man
        with media scholar Bob McChesney on the FCC's media ownership
        rule relaxations and the potential for
    a meaningful congressional remedy. (6/18/03)
 Rockin'
          the Boat: Pirate Radio Update - Freak
          Radio Santa Cruz's V-Man is back in the saddle, interviewing folks from Free
          Radio Olympia and Free Radio San Diego, who had a visit from the FCC recently.
      (5/17/03)
 From the Grassy Knoll: Free Radio, A Documentary, Part 4 - Audio-only 
              of the last segment from Kevin Keyser's video documentary on microradio. 
              (1/10/03)
 From 
              the Grassy Knoll: Free Radio, A Documentary - Part 3 - More audio 
              from Kevin Keyser's excellent documentary, as broadcast on Dade City Community 
      Radio. (1/3/03)
 2002Freak 
        Radio Santa Cruz Raid Alert PSA - In response to the recent raid 
        on Berkeley Liberation Radio, FRSC steels itself for a similar visit and 
        cooked up this advisory to its listeners asking for their assistance if 
        the FCC comes calling. (12/19/02)
 Frank 
        Moore's Shaman's Den: Joe Monday, Berkeley Liberation Radio - 
        Berkeley Liberation Radio broadcaster talks about the recent station raid 
        and puts it in a historical context of suppression of alternative/independent 
        media during times of social crisis. (12/15/02)
 Rockin' 
        the Boat: FCC Raids Berkeley Liberation Radio - V-Man from Freak 
        Radio Santa Cruz interviews Cap'n Fred for details of and reaction to 
        the raid. (12/11/02)
 From 
        the Grassy Knoll: Free Radio-A Documentary 
        - Listen to the audio from part of Kevin Keyser's excellent 
        documentary. (11/22/02)
 Keynote 
        addresses from Reclaim the Media: a Community Media Convergence 
        - The "main event" 
        for conference attendees, featuring speeches from Amy Goodman, David Barsamian 
        and many other notables. (10/3/02)
 Reclaim 
        the Media: Two More Conversations on Media and Democracy - More 
        panel discussion recordings from the anti-NAB/pro-community media conference 
        held in Seattle. (10/2/02)
 Reclaim 
        the Media: Ron Sakolsky - Surrealist Subversions - The well-learned 
        Ron Sakolsky kicks off the Reclaim the Media! conference in Seattle. (10/1/02)
 Reclaim 
        the Media: Three 
        Speakers on Media and Democracy 
        - Comments from people 
        at the Reclaim the Media conference reception. (10/1/02)
 From 
        the Grassy Knoll: Yes I Am a Pirate - Monk, founder of Boulder 
        Free Radio, explains why he's involved in the free radio movement. (9/29/02)
 Macaroni 
        Awards 2002 - Audio recording of the complete Reclaim the Media! 
        ceremony in Seattle. (9/29/02)
 Reclaim the 
        Media: Four Conversations on Media and Democracy - Full recordings 
        of four panel sessions held during the Reclaim the Media conference that 
        took place in Seattle during the NAB radio convention. (9/25/02)
 Micro Radio 
        and Free Speech vs. Corporate Media - Blast Furnace Radio records 
        a call-in featuring various participants in the Reclaim the Media conference. 
        (9/15/02)
 DJ 
        Rubble and Sandy from Partytown at Studio X - Sandy interviews 
        this San Francisco Liberation Radio DJ about the microradio movement and 
        protesting the corporate media; recorded during the Reclaim the Media 
        actions in Seattle. (9/11/02)
 Reclaim 
        the Media PSA - Promoting the convergence taking place at the 
        NAB's radio convention in Seattle next month. (8/26/02)
 Stealing 
        Air - Short preview of what you'll hear in an upcoming documentary 
        on the west coast microradio scene. (7/20/02)
 PoP 
        dEFECT RADIO: 7yrs A PIRATES LIFE FOR ALL 
        - Skidmark Bob produces a tribute to pirate radio for Freak Radio Santa 
        Cruz's seventh birthday. (4/6/02)
 2001Frank 
		Moore's Shaman's Den: Richard Edmonson 
		- Long conversation with San Francisco Liberation Radio founder Richard 
		Edmonson on the history behind his station and the microradio movement. 
		(10/28/01)
 Weekly 
		Freak Show - 9/29/01 - Yours truly talks with the legendary V-Man 
		from Freak Radio Santa Cruz about the current state of pirate radio in 
		America, and what we can look forward to under the "new" FCC.
 Weekly Freak 
		Show - 9/15/01 - V-Man comes through with an excellent double-length 
		special on the attacks in New York and Washington, D.C. Features much 
		info, ranging from immediate reaction to thoughts on the future. Free 
		radio journalism at its finest.
 IBOC = Digital 
		Disaster PSAs - Turning the tables on a forced conversion to digital 
		radio. Broadcast these PSAs - they are valuable information nuggets. (7/15/01)
 WBAI: Clayton 
		Riley Argues with Callers 6/16/01 - Clayton Riley, participant 
		in the corporate coup at WBAI, feels some heat from listener call-ins 
		and responds with charges of facism.
 The Weekly 
		Freak Show - 6/7/01 - Long-form interview with Peter Franck of 
		the National Lawyer's Guild Center on Democratic Communications, talking 
		about the FCC's rollout of LPFM.
 Listeners Enter 
		WBAI - The Audio - Two hours of action caught on tape, as protester-listners 
		to the corporate takeover of Pacifica stage their most direct action yet. 
		(6/4/01)
 LPFM Hearings 
		in Congress 
		5/15/01 - Second Half - Chris Maxwell from the Virginia Center 
		for the Public Press got the second half of the Congressional Progressive 
		Caucus' forum on Pacifica and LPFM on tape. These files present the testimony 
		the Caucus heard on the "progress" of the FCC's new LPFM plan.
 Pacifica Congressional 
		Hearing - 5/15/01 - Recorded from the WBAI in Exile webfeed of 
		the event, these recordings contain almost all the testimony from the 
		panel of Pacifica dissidents that spoke before the Congressional Progressive 
		Caucus.
 Nepotism and 
		Family Ties in Media and Politics - Report from Partytown Radio 
		dissects the interesting geneaology that can be found between the current 
		Presidential administration and the largest radio group in the country. 
		(4/26/01)
 The Weekly 
		Freak Show - 3/23/01 - The last 10 minutes or so of the V-Man's 
		show contains updates on the Radio Free Cascadia raid and Mbanna Kantako's 
		return to the air.
 Partytown LPFM 
		News - 3/15/01 - Updates on what's happening in Washington, including 
		information on the new pro-LPFM bill introduced by Senator John McCain 
		and the waffling going on at the FCC.
 Major Owens 
		Address to Congress - WBAI and Microradio - The complete speech 
		made by the New York Democrat representative on the House floor after 
		he was censored while appearing on a WBAI labor news program. (3/8/01)
 The Weekly 
		Freak Show - 3/8/01 - V-Man has an interview with Reckless, a 
		former programmer with the now-defunct Free Radio Austin, on the station's 
		demise and aftermath.
 2000Partytown 
		Radio LPFM News Update - 12/7/00 - A short two-minute mp3 on the 
		anti-LPFM push on Capitol Hill and the radio industry's drive to kill 
		low power radio.
 The Weekly Freak 
		Show - 11/30/00 - Interview with Mbanna Kantako of Human Rights 
		Radio on his latest raid by the radio police. Also a very cool pro-pirate 
		track from Spearhead's upcoming album.
 The Weekly Freak 
		Show - 11/9/00 - Interviews with Free Radio Austin collective 
		members on the second bust of their station in less than a month.
 The Federal Raid 
		on Free Radio Austin - "Eerie" is a good word to explain 
		what you hear - the mic was on when the thugs came knocking... (11/7/00)
 Don't Let Them 
		NAB our Airwaves: Microradio Fights Back - The Unwelcome Guests 
		Collective have a great two-hour wrap-up of the anti-NAB events in San 
		Francisco as they went down in September of 2000. (10/15/00)
 Raid on Free Radio 
		Austin - An interview with FRA 'transmitter host' and DJ Reckless 
		done with Freak Radio Santa Cruz's Skidmark Bob, done while the fed thugs 
		were still stealing the gear. (10/11/00)
 Weekly Freak Show: 
		NAB Convention Special - Just a small sampling of the audio collage 
		Freak Radio Santa Cruz's V-Man collected at the San Francisco festivities! 
		(10/5/00)
 Human Rights Radio 
		Raided - V-Man from Freak Radio Santa Cruz comes thru again, getting 
		Mbanna Kantako on the air to tell the story about getting shut down after 
		more than 4,000 straight days on the air. (10/1/00)
 The Federal Raid 
		on Human Rights Radio: The Audio - This is an mp3 of the entire 
		bust - Mbanna Kantako had a hand-held tape recorder rolling through the 
		entire event. (9/29/00)
 Current Issues 
		Within the LPFM Movement - The troika of microradio's top legal 
		team - the National Lawyers Guild's Peter Frank, Luke Hiken and Alan Korn 
		- talk about what the microradio movement's done to date, and what there's 
		yet to do. (9/24/00)
 NAB Civil Disobedience 
		- A seven-minute wrapup of the high points of direct action at the radio 
		industry's convention center. (9/22/00)
 Interview 
		with Pete Tridish - The founder of the Prometheus Radio Project 
		is interviewed by Sue Supriano while attending the San Francisco demonstrations. 
		(9/21/00)
 Unwelcome 
		Guests: Free Radio - "The main body 
		of the program is a radio adaptation of Kevin 
		Keyser's video documentary 'Free Radio.'" (9/13/00)
 Nevada 
		Test Site - Free Radio Newe Sogobia - This Western Shoshone Indians 
		set up their own micropower station during the 2000 Peace Camp at the 
		federal government's Nevada atomic testing grounds - this is a mini-documentary 
		about the station, its major members, and its accomplishments. (5/13/00)
 Low 
		Power Community Radio - Pete triDish of the Prometheus Radio Project 
		gives his talk on setting up an LPFM station - recorded at his visit to 
		advocates in Willimantic, CT. (5/3/00)
 Attempted 
		Shutdown of Mobilization Radio - This was the call that came to 
		Freak Radio Santa Cruz just after protesters fended off a raid in progress. 
		(4/19/00)
 $eth 
		- Radio Is My Bomb (Live & Remixed) - First it was recorded live, 
		then came Skidmark Bob and the FCC.Ã Updated for the new milennium? (2/5/00)
 1999An 
		Interview with Kiilu N'yasha and Don Schellhardt - Full Logic 
		Reverse does a show with a member of San Franscisco Liberation Radio and 
		the co-founder of the Amherst Alliance.Ã Part Two of the show is available 
		here. (5/15/99)
 BigZ 
		93 Raid - Doc John of South Florida's BigZ 93 explains the vandalism 
		done to his home and station by government agents! (3/8/99)
 The 
		FCC on Low Power FM Radio - An Interview Full Logic Reverse 
		conducted with David Fiske, FCC public affairs lackey. (2/9/99)
 1998Pirates 
		in a Tree - A listener of Tree Radio Berkeley interviews the station 
		operator from the tree itself, after a week on the air! (12/1/98)
 Free 
		Radio Picnic - Free Radio returns for an afternoon to the airwaves 
		of Berkeley. (7/4/98)
 Free 
		Radio Hilltop - Tape of a live broadcast by two anonymous DJs 
		- reclaiming Free Radio Berkeley's old spot on the dial for a night - 
		until they get visited, live! (6/21/98)
 Free 
		Radio Berkeley Press Release - What Stephen Dunifer said as his 
		court case began to take a turn for the worse. (6/21/98)
 Procedure 
		Be Damned - Free Speech Is the Issue - Dunifer's "official" 
		reaction to the injunction handed down that took Free Radio Berkeley off 
		the air. (6/21/98)
 Free 
		Radio Berkeley, unfavorable court decision - Audio interviews 
		with the station's legal team the day after a federal injunction took 
		it off the air. (6/17/98)
 Free 
		Radio Gainesville vs. FCC - The station explains what its plans 
		are following its raid by the FCC. (6/6/98)
 Sue 
		Supriano Interviews Stephen Dunifer and Radio X - Dunifer gears 
		up for the '98 NAB conference, and Radio X details its FCC run-in. (6/1/98)
 (F)_cking 
		(C)orporate (C)ops/(S)neaky (W)retched (A)nd (T)re - Full Logic 
		Reverse covers Kelly Benjamin's bust - with SWAT Team in tow! (5/6/98)
 Mutiny 
		All-Stars: "What Do We Do With a Broadcast License?" - Recorded 
		live in front of the Liberty Bell when Radio Mutiny returned to the air 
		in defiance of the FCC - the song is still quite relevant, though.Ã (4/22/98)
 Luke 
		Hiken: A workshop on the legal issues in micropower bro - Stephen 
		Dunifer's attorney explains the history and strategy at the 'Fear and 
		Transmitters' conference. (4/10/98)
 Ode to the NAB 
		'98 - The Jolly Roger Comedy Troupe only needs three minutes to 
		turn Big Broadcasters into gut-busters.
 Jolly 
		Roger Comedy Troupe: FCC Skit - Originally broadcast on San Francisco 
		Liberation Radio in March of 1998, this little ditty still rings true 
		today.
 Profile 
		- Iowa City Free Radio - Sarah from Iowa City Radio explains her 
		station's crusade at the 1998 Micropower Broadcasting Conference in Philadelphia. 
		(4/4/98)
 The 
		April Fools - Poking fun at the NAB through the ears of San Francisco 
		Liberation Radio. (3/28/98)
 Micro 
		Radio Forum In Berkeley - A three-part audio program chronicling 
		a strategy session among microbroadcasters.Ã Includes comments on the 
		publication of Stephen Dunifer's book, Seizing the Airwaves - A Culture 
		Jammer's Handbook. (2/20/98)
 1997Free 
		Radio Berkeley vs. the FCC - Full Logic Reverse profiles 
		the Dunifer case. (11/15/97)
 Black 
		Liberation Radio - Decatur, IL inspiration Napoleon Williams sounds 
		off against the harassment of his family because of his stand for free 
		speech. (9/22/97)
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