Students: Neely Adams and Lily McFarland
Topic: Blueberries
Audio archives of spoken word broadcasts from Community Radio WERU 89.9 FM Blue Hill (weru.org)
Students: Neely Adams and Lily McFarland
Topic: Blueberries
Producer/host: Sonia Turanski
Topic: Challenge
Producer/host: Carolyn Coe
The launch of the Pastors for Peace 18th US-Cuba Friendshipment at the Quebec-Maine border crossing of Coburn Gore. US Customs detained humanitarian aid destined for Cuba, imposing the 45-year blockade against Cuba.
Producer/host: Ron Beard
Topic: Creating Community Skateparks with Maine Youth
Producer/hosts: Amy Browne and Meredith DeFrancesco
A political and human-rights crisis is continuing to unfold in El Salvador. We get the latest news and some historical context from CRIPDES assembly member Gertruids Meja
FMI: www.elsalvadorsolidarity.org
Community Radio WORT-FM in Madison, Wisconsin has featured several news reports on this topic, in Spanish and in English. Here’s a summary, along with a link to their archives:
Direct link to WORT Archives is here: <http://216.153.251.197/parchive/>
Coverage so far on the following shows:
En Nuestro Patio – Tuesday July 3rd (Interview in Spanish)
In Our Backyard – Thurs July 5th (news story)
Labor Radio – Friday July 6th (news story)
A Public Affair – Monday July 9th (Hour-long call-in show)
In Our Back Yard – Mon July 9th (short news story)
En Nuestro Patio – Tuesday July 10th (Interview in Spanish)
Website: http://www.wort-fm.org
Producer/host: Jim Campbell
Topic: The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) has gone after tens of thousands of people who it alleges have illegally downloaded music in violation of copyright laws. Some of those people are fighting back, and winning. Now the RIAA is sometimes finding itself a defendant in court cases. We take a look at what is going on, and why things are not going so
smoothly for the RIAA these days as they once were.
Producer/host: Sarah O’Malley
Topic: Slugs