Drug Law Reform Show hosted by Bob with Gerald, Michael, N-Dee

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What happens when Bono meets old Australian rocker Normie Rowe who is impressed with Bono's investment in a computer war-game and wants a piece of the action. An acoustic version of the 'Bono Song' by American country blues singer, Daddy Cool follows. 5minutes,

Bono's company, Elevation Partners, has contributed 300 million dollars to develop this game which is a simulated invasion of Venezuela with a high level of ultra-violence. Pandemic is also funded by the Pentagon to develop computer simulated training exercises for the US military.

If you agree with the sentiments expressed in this podcast, you can express your concerns to the Press office of Pandemic and Elevation Partners at http://elevation.com/EP_contact.html

A small file, but hopefully a resonant  one.  A challenge to superstar Bono  and the foundations of his Rock Empire.  What side is he on?

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First half of the Nimbin Good Times radio show. Read the Nimbin Good Times at http://www.nimbingoodtimes.com/. This week's sounds are pod-free local artists. Bob Dooley and Gary ("Diddles") P.  rap on the local community with generous podcast-free offerings. General gig-guide, community gossip, and mulling over the state of the art, universe and everything. This section includes an interview with GreenPeace warrior, and musical offerings from Martin Preedy, et al.

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Bob Dooley and Gary ("Diddles") P.  rap on the local community. More generous podcast-free offerings from local artists and musicians. Gig-guide, community gossip, who's out there in the local music scene, and of course, more mulling over the state of the art,the world, the universe and everything.

1.  Middle East Disaster [collage]
2.  Climate Change in Nimbin [interv]
3. 'Cyanide Murder Watch' update [interv]
4. 'Cooking with Al Qeida' banned! [satirical conversation]

featuring: N-Dee, Mr.X, Graeme Dunstan, Ken

credits: Australian media clips,
http://www.peacebus.com

length: 29 mins. 128 kb/s stereo 28 MB

10.6Mb. 47mins. Bob Dooley, Town Sleaze, is getting out and about again (when he's not playing the double bass and producing the local newspaper). See below for the playlist and program, and check out "The Nimbin Goodtimes" monthly newspaper for the eyecandy version of news around the town. (http://nimbingoodtimes.com) . Get the sounds! He might look sleazy at the gangsters' ball, but he has very eclectic (ie:kewl and unusual) musical tastes!Local musicians aired for free.

8.16Mb. 35 mins Bob Dooley, town sleaze, is out and about again (when he's not playing the double bass and producing the town newspaper). check out "The Nimbin Goodtimes" monthly newspaper for the eyecandy version of news around the town. Get the sounds! He might have won the prize for sleaze at the Gangsters' Ball but he has eclecticly kewl and usnusual musical tastes. Free-to-airing our local musicians.

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 Bob Dooley, man about town keeps us tuned in and on the ball with what's happening in Nimbin. See play list and program guide below. And check out The Nimbin Goodtimes at http://nimbingoodtimes.com for textbased eyecandy news delights.

6.87Mb. 30mins Bob Dooley, man about town keeps us tuned in and on the ball with what's happening in Nimbin. See play list and program guide above. And check out The Nimbin Goodtimes at http://nimbingoodtimes.com for textbased eyecandy news delights.

11.1Mb. 49mins Bob Dooley, man about town keeps us tuned in and on the ball with what's happening in Nimbin. An interview with Martin Jansen on the new phenomenon of Podcasting, and some samples of his own music mixes. Local artist Diana Anaid. Check out the website of Bob's online community newspaper at http://nimbingoodtimes.com for textbased eyecandy news delights.

GoodTimes Music Show Broadcast 2-4pm, Wednesday 19th October 2005 NIM-FM 102.3 Presenter: Bob Dooley Playlist You've Got to Break Before You Can Bend,Re-Mains African Journey, Martin Jansen African Journey Martin Jansen So Happy,Mona Lizard Flowers,Diana Anaid Surprise,Rollin Dog Band Close Relations, Bill Lane Careful, Martin Preedy Choo Choo Cha Boogie, Feral Swing Cats Get Nervous, Neil Anderson Spliffmasters, Spliffmasters Get Bent, Spliffmasters (portion) Spoken Word Content Interview with Martin Jansen. Topics: new music, role of street performance, podcasting Nimbin Environment Centre fundraiser preview Interview with Gary the Plumber. Topics: renting in Nimbin, Wollumbin Festival Reporter Mel McMillan's new baby Tennis Club AGM and new insurance cover Eco-Tours to start Car crushing happening, and Bentley Car Club on its way Fire safety and power-saving tips Street safety cameras - are they legal yet? Skate Park focus groups - looking at options

9.34Mb. 41mins Bob Dooley, man about town keeps us tuned in and on the ball with what's happening in Nimbin. Interview with Gary, local plumber, surfer, and appreciator of good music. Local musician Martin Preedy. And check out The Nimbin Goodtimes at http://nimbingoodtimes.com for textbased eyecandy news delights.

9.9mb 43mins 15seconds Nimbin Goodtimes Pt. 1. Late edition. October 12. Bob Dooley gives us the news and views of what's happening around Nimbin Town, set in a great musical groove. See below for details. Check out Bob's online monthly newspaper at http://nimbingoodtimes.com

The Nimbin Good Times Music show takes us on the rounds of the town - the skate park meeting with an interview with Dave on the issues. A word on how to deal with snakes, the Saturday Big Gig. A few words on the formerly not, but now controversial Poetry Nights at the Oasis. A round of the Art Galleries and current exhibitions. The Llama Duds’ gig and the latest on the Channon development and the road sealing protest with some words from Robert Bruce. All this while meandering through a Nimbinesque musical wonderland, with sounds from the Boogie Kings (Share What you’ve got), Neil Anderson and Jake Lardot (A new Shade of the Blues), Mona Lizard (My Dog), Rolling Log Band (Long Road), Martin Jansen (Slap your Phat). Didgeridoo Dingoes (Waiting for the Rain), Doama Amaod (Leaving the Country), Durga Babies (Weather Inside), Daddy Cool (Safronia “B�), Hunter and Suzy Overdrive Band (Maggie), Dennis Aubrey (Bus Station), Robert Bruce (Idle Talk), Paddy Raleigh (Thanks for the Dance), and Secret Society (“When the Clock Breaks Down� and “Love Life�).

Podcasting Paused. Unfortunately, due to equipment failure, 2NimFM has been prevented from podcasting your favorite programs. Regular podcasting should resume in two weeks. We may be able to post individually produced podcasts occasionally in that time. We apologise for this interruption in service.

Marie gets all cruisy as she winds the MardiGrass down, nice and easy. Fond farewells and interviews with musical guests like Taku from Japan, who plays the Tonomba. A little retrospective with on the spot recordings of Kelly Jo at the Town Hall, and inside the Hemp Bar for an exclusive take on the Cannabis Cup. What a way to go! Sunday 2pm - 8pm.

John fires on into his second hour with a little bit of help from Marie, Gail and guests. Sunday afternoon 4pm-5

Luke takes a live feed from the band in the Nimbin Market and signs off with a Yothu Yindi. Ian and John take over with ravings, musings wandering guests and kewl music.

Part 2 of Ian's hour, 10 - 11 sunday morning. Divine vinyl, and special Mardi-Grass guests. Warning from the Bush Theatre about aerial spraying, Mardi-Music. Ian walks the streets of Nimbin, chats with locals covers the Marijuana music awards at the Rainbow Cafe, talks to The Herbalists. Good live radio.

Bob turns the studio into his personal playground. Guaranteed fun with El Presidente del Estacion. The Mardi-Grass groove as day turns into night.

Jim does Reggae part 2

Second part of Uncle Len's readings, stories and anecdotes with a uniquely Australian flavour. Saturday afternoon on the Nimbin Mardi-Grass weekend.

Uncle Len does his regular Saturday afternoon readings, short stories and anecdotes with an inimitably Australian flavour. Len comes through for the Mardi-Grass

In the last 20 minutes of this hour we contact Bicycle Mark in Amsterdam in a live to air Nimbin MardiGrass special. Mark describes the origins of Amsterdam's Cannabis Cafes, and how drug law reform was achieved there as long ago as the 1970s.