Fri, 15 December 2006
14 Mb. 44 mins. 32 KbpsFirst 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. |
Fri, 15 December 2006
10.3 Mb. 42 mins 32 kbps.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. |
Thu, 14 December 2006
13 Mb. 18 Minutes 28 seconds 96 kbps stereoDepending on how one defines a coup, Fiji last Tuesday had its fifth or sixth coup (depending on what you call a coup), this time led by Fiji's military commander,Commodore Frank Bainimarama. But in Fiji, things are never quite what they seem. Specialist in Pacific media and journalism and their contexts, Dr Mark Hayes, is a very close observer of the Pacific Region and Fiji, as well as a frequent traveller Out There. Back in late April, 2006, Mark predicted the outcome of the 2006 Fiji election, a return of the government led by now ousted Prime Minister, Laisenea Qarase who was himself installed as Interim Prime Minister by Commodore Bainimarama in the middle of 2000. Dr Hayes does a weekly Pacific News Wrap - 'Mo oe mai i le Pasifika (For you, from the Pacific)' - on Mondays for the subscriber-only alert and digest service, The Daily Briefing. Last week, he did daily UpDates on the developing Fiji crisis, drawing on his extensive sources and contacts. Dr Hayes never goes to the resorts in Fiji. He plunges into Suva and surrounds, talks with and, more importantly, listens to, his array of well placed and astute local observers, and with a lot of historical, anthropological, political, and sociological reading, stirs the mix, and tries to make accurate sense of it all. Background bridging music: "Night Marchers" by Sudden Rush "Jamoa Jam" by Black Rose |
Tue, 12 December 2006
Warmonger Men, Fiji Holidays w. Don, Sell my Soul, Yellow Cakes, Feral Trade and African Celeb Playground w. Don, Beautiful Phrases, Pulonium 210 w. N-Dee, Borderprotection and Cheap Travel w. N-Dee, Bad Messages, Sticky Point Magazine, Tunje Barry Jackson, The Devil ‘s got the boys on the run by Rusty Harris http://nimbinaustralia.com.cyber-pod.com/rusty/ 29:50 mins stereo 128 kb/s 27.6 MB |
Thu, 7 December 2006
Warning ! Some explicit language in ‘Switch it off’ Looking Bad, No change in Venezuela and Oz w. Bob, Gyro, Probing the new opposition leaders w. Ken, Blackhawk Down, Koa on bushtucker, Computer Mania, The Bong Team w. N-Dee, The Carousel, Now to sport, Switch it off w. Mark J., Tunje Barry Jackson w. Conga Sin Palabras, New Libor All New, Podcast Mania embedding: micro jazz operating system, melbournefringe '04, Conga Sin Palabras length: 30:12 mins. 128 kb/s stereo 27.8 MB |
Wed, 6 December 2006
53Mb. 1Hr 15 mins. 96kbs.
Finalists of the Nimbin Poetry World Cup; performance poetry and selection of the winner. For the last 10 years Nimbin has awarded the Cup to the performance poet who, in the eyes of the judges and the people performs great poetry. This year, a woman was judged as the finest of the five finalists by a panel including the winner of last year's Cup. Challenging, amusing, witty, dramatic ... it's all there. Over the last few years performers have been coming from Sydney, Brisbane, and further to perform with the best of Nimbin. |
Wed, 6 December 2006
50Mb. 21mins 34 seconds. 320kbps
Diana belts it out in her inimitable style for the Nimbin Headers soccer team, at a fundraiser benefit held last month. Locals braved the drizzle to see this loyal local perform for her people . Diana has made her mark in California and other parts of the USA, but isn't too proud to do a number of benefits for the local community. This homecoming Queen doesn't have a gun, but she has a enough attitude to take care of a dozen country towns like Nimbin. She wields emotional honesty with a talent for strong lyric. A raw, unplugged live performance with several of her signature tunes, that make her a favorite to a new generation. |
Thu, 30 November 2006
AWB scandal and other media diversions The devil's got the boys on the run mix Cheney's pie by Dave Flower New Libor fermenting Australian spirit Thank the bank by Bo Kaan Legal, illegal wars Lick me John ! Exit strategy with new horizons AWB scandal victims and Russian suicide spy Lick my i-pod Tony ! embedding for 'Lick me John' and 'Lick my i-pod Tony' by Supa Nova Jane others: entropy factory seconds, melbournefringe '04, micro jazz operating system sketches featuring Don and Graham length: 29:17 mins 128 kb/s stereo 27.6 MB
Direct download: SDO_devils_got_the_boys_on_the_run.mp3
Category:Eclectic mixed program -- posted at: 10:13am AEDT |
Wed, 22 November 2006
Response From Our Leaders Iceberg Watch Asymmetrical Bootlicking Future Protests For Hire Causing A Wave Jesse B. Homework Embedding by Steve and friends, micro jazz operating system Length: 29:17 mins. 128 kb/s stereo 26.8 MB
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Tue, 21 November 2006
25.2Mb. 96Kbps, 30 minutes Latin Radical, Nov. 18East Timor - the struggle continues. MP3 version of Peter Murphy's outline of the shadowy forces destabilising East Timor, (see below) with an interview Celine (who spent 15 months in East Timor) on how Timorese women are trying to deal with the distortions imposed on East Timorese society in a post conflict setting. Peter Murphy, director of the SEARCH Foundation, talks about the destabilisation of East Timor. This deliberate destabilisation has finally been recognised by the Fretilin Central Committee which issued a report and a press release to that effect on November18, 2006. "A pattern of deliberate destabilisation is emerging from the ongoing violence in Timor Leste over the past 4 to 5 years. What are the dynamics of this instability, and who are the shadowy figures behind it? What is Australia's true role? Peter Murphy of the SEARCH foundation gives a careful, sober analysis, informed with the expertise of experience as a worker for Timorese independence extending back to the Indonesian invasion in 1975 Part of his involvement was a role in setting up the clandestine transmitter just outside Darwin in 1976 which enabled international supporters to maintain a communications link with Fretilin guerillas inside East Timor, for several years. Peter talks about the Fretilin Party, whose supporters have been the main target for the recent violence, and the prospects of the Fretilin for next year's elections." |
Tue, 21 November 2006
25 Mb mp3 96kbps 36 minutes. Latin Radical 4-pak round up.Week ending November 11 Stuart Monkton, journalist with Greenleft Weekly talks about the implications for Australia as virtually the only country, after the US and Israel, to vote against lifting the 30 year old economic blockade against Cuba, for the first time. Michael Fox, a US journalist living in Venezuela delivers his usual weekly report of the main issues over the last week, in Venezuela. Hugo Chavez' chances against the US backed opposition leader, Rosales in the upcoming elections. Tension builds. Coral Winter, Australian journalist in Venezuela describes her personal meeting with controversial and popular president, Hugo Chavez, and the prospects for his reelection in the coming month. She issues a personal invitation for him to visit Australia. Roberto Jorquera, another Australian in Venezuela gives a report from on the ground. |
Wed, 15 November 2006
Satire with Don and more... length 17 mins 128 kb/s stereo 15.3 MB
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Tue, 14 November 2006
5.3 Mb. 32 kbps. 22 mins. mono .wmaA pattern of deliberate destabilisation is emerging from the ongoing violence in Timor Leste over the past 4 to 5 years. What are the dynamics of this instability, and who are the shadowy figures behind it? What is Australia's true role? Peter Murphy of the SEARCH foundation gives a careful, sober analysis, informed with the expertise of experience as a worker for Timorese independence extending back to the Indonesian invasion in 1975 Part of his involvement was a role in setting up the clandestine transmitter just outside Darwin in 1976 which enabled international supporters to maintain a communications link with Fretilin guerillas inside East Timor, for several years. Peter talks about the Fretilin Party, whose supporters have been the main target for the recent violence, and the prospects of the Fretilin for next year's elections. |
Thu, 9 November 2006
"21st century Schizoid Man" Don, Geoff, Tanya, Heathen Jimmy
Direct download: SDO_21st_century_schizoid_man.mp3
Category:Eclectic mixed program -- posted at: 4:15pm AEDT |
Wed, 1 November 2006
8.5 Mb 96kbps Stereo 12 Minutes 16 Seconds
Warm welcome for Bono Second part of a package being prepared for Bono's tour of Australia in November 2006. Includes a dramatised reading of the publicity brochure for a new computer game to be released next year by Pandemic. (http://mercs2.com). 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 Bono's Management Company/Publicist is: Principle Management 250 West 57th St. New York, New York 10019 Ph: (212) 765-2330 Written and produced by Warwick Fry Music: generated from "Fruity Loops" software. Real music bytes: Ali Primera, "Uncle Sam" (Get direct downloads to your podcatcher, with automatic updates to the LatinRadical podcast by pasting this URL into your podcatcher or RSS reader: http://del.icio.us/rss/nimbinradio/system:media:audio+satire ) |
Tue, 31 October 2006
Australian Media Collages N-Dee on various political non-war diversions Spliffmasters, Jimmy Hendrix length: 27 mins. 128 kb/s stereo 26 MB |
Sat, 28 October 2006
We had our AGM for our tiny little radio station, on October 19th 2006. Some of our NimFM expatriates, such as Chibo*, now down in Melbourne, have been wondering what's happened at the radio station during the year & who's in & who's out & who's new in the NimFM committee. So this news report is especially for you. *We know this because Chibo was our 1st interstate caller on our new talkback facilities which were opened a little after our AGM on Mon 23rd Oct. Our new talkback facilities will be the subject of some further postings. Stay tuned! |
Mon, 23 October 2006
Australia's media ownership laws have changed and the public broadcaster ABC is undergoing a new "Mc Carthyism guidance". Don, former ABC employee talks about his perceptions. N- Dee tells us about Korea's worldwide involvement in heroin trafficking. credits: Spliffmasters, Arabic music by Steve and Deb, Australian media mashups
Direct download: SDO_Deconstucting_Media.mp3
Category:Eclectic mixed program -- posted at: 12:26pm AEDT |
Thu, 19 October 2006
3.5Mb 96kps Stereo 5 Minutes (And, with a clapped out, old computer, owned by Warwick)Note: (Right click and copy the link location shown here for an automatic direct feed of all Latin Radical programs to your Podcatcher) "Bono's Creed of Greed" - a pilot launch of one of several songs being generated around Bono's tour of Australia in November 2006. Politically and socially aware Australians are preparing a very warm, and politically controversial, welcome for the mega-pop-star of the Band U2. Bono is an active member of the board of a company("Pandemic") that develops war game simulations for the Pentagon to train its troops. One of the spin-offs is a game about to be released commercially to civilians, called "Mercenaries II - World in Flames". It simulates an invasion of Venezuela by xternally financed mercenary bands with detailed maps of Venezuela and the capital city, Caracas. The motive is oil, and the game encourages players to think that they are overthrowing an oil hungry 'dictator', very obviously modelled on Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez. Chavez, far from being a dictator, commands huge popular and democratic support. At every constitutional crisis provoked by the US (including coup attempts) he has bounced back merrily with elections, Since the turn of the century, he has consistently improved his majority vote, now rating somewhere between 70 and 80 percent. His popularity ratings are still rising. (Might have something to do with the fact that he is investing oil revenues into social programs and sustainable devlopment ...and the consistent 10 percent growth rate of the Venezuelan economy since he introduced 'socialistic' programs of government investment,since the 1990s ... ). Clearly the game is part of a massive Psy-ops operation by the US government establishment to crank up support for an intervention in Venezuela. Bono refuses to respond to requests to rethink the release of the game. Despite claims to having 'social activist' credentials, his endorsement of this game proves that really, it's all posturing. Bono has disgraced himself and alienated fans on earlier occasions: Once (during the 90s) by taking his huge earnings offshore to avoid paying taxes that could go to the Irish people, (perhaps to build schools and hospitals?) and again by becoming one of the heaviest copyright cops on the Internet. ('We don't want anyone hearing us before they've paid ... !"). We know where he is coming from, so don't be confused by where he says he's been; he certainly doesn't want us to know where he lives. Watch this space for more developments, more deep background on Bono, more musical sketches for him and his fans and the very, very, warm welcome being prepared for him on his Australian tour. Scriptwriter: Warwick Fry Producer: Warwick Fry Vocals: Untouched by 'human' hand (except perhaps, for Warwick Fry, and Bono 'imself' ). Instruments: Untouched by human hand (For an RSS feed for all 2NimFM Latin Radical programs, copy and paste this URL into your podcatcher: http://del.icio.us/rss/nimbinr |
Thu, 12 October 2006
Desmond talks about his recent visit to ThailandFeaturing: Desmond, Graham, Martin Recorded in Nimbin 2006-10-10 Length: 29:25 mins. 128 kb/s stereo 27 MB |
Mon, 9 October 2006
Iraq Fiasco credits: Australian media, Pauline Ahern, Immortal Technique length: 29:23 mins. 128 kb/s stereo 27 MB
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Sun, 1 October 2006
Demons Grand Final Footy Show (2006-9-29, 8MB) Our host John's back from the ABC for this Grand Final edition. There's Frank too, even tho he's a little bit late, plus another voice makes an appearance in his absence the Demon's humble podcaster, me, Ian. This is the last footy show for a couple of month's, until next footy season, so tune in. There's news of all the AFL Grand Finals thru-out the land of Oz, plus how your favourite player went in this year's Brownlow medal for the 'Best & Fairest' player in the land. However there is one language warning mid-program as things go all wrong, but the lesson from this for all you up & coming community radio presenters is 'wear your headphones'. The Demons footy show says 'Thank you' to our loyal listeners plus a fond farewell till next footy season.
PS for all our overseas listeners who may not be up on the latest AFL; West Coast won the Grand Final against the Swans this year in yet another thrilling finish between these 2 teams.
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Sat, 30 September 2006
A storm of overt and covert - racism blows over Australia, because Judge Wilcox in Western Australia granted the Noongar people native title over the city of Perth - a symbolic gesture with NO consequences for white people - however, great alarm for mining corporations and other land-grabbing ventures. Dive into the cesspool of hatred, loathing, envy, xenophobia, and prejudice. Re-surface again with a collection of sponsored resistance messages. My thanks to Sara for the UK connection, and MC Bushwax of nimfm for his help. Warning ! Some explicit language credits: Australian media length 30 mins. 128 KB/S Stereo 28.4 MB Please check out: Dean Collard - by radio free perth http://radio.indymedia.org/uploads/dean_collard_noongar_native_title_2006_perth_indymedia_27sep06.mp3
Direct download: SDO_Rascism_and_Resistance.mp3
Category:Eclectic mixed program -- posted at: 1:47pm AEDT |
Mon, 25 September 2006
Don Sharpe died today, Monday 14 April 2008. R.I.P. Don Don Sharpe has used his experience as a Vietnam war photographer to create a series of radio plays about the adventures of Harry Cannon, an Australian photojournalist in Indo-China. In this episode Harry visits a US helicopter company to see the air war close up. He discovers his fear of heights on a ride with the chopper pac into action. length: 16:20 mins. 128kb/s 15 MB credits: nimfm.org |
Sat, 23 September 2006
1. ABC Neo Con News [mix] credits: Robin Harrison, Australian Media, Everly Brothers - Jimmy Hendrix - Buddy Holly - clips length: 24:31 mins 128 kb/s stereo 22.4 MB |
Tue, 19 September 2006
'I shouldn't get into the weed' by John Howard length: 5: 10 mins. 128 kb/s stereo 4.8 MB
Direct download: I_shouldnt_get_into_the_weed.mp3
Category:Political satire podcast -- posted at: 3:40pm AEDT |
Sun, 17 September 2006
3Mb. 10 mins. Jim Dunn talks about the Australian media treatment of events in East Timor over the last few months, and the inordinate attention given to escaped rebel commander who led a mutiny against the Fretilin government of East Timor. |
Sat, 16 September 2006
1. Dubya is the Nazi [mix] credits: Hilltop Hoods, Daddy Cool, Australian Media length: 25 mins 128 kb/s stereo 23.2 MB
Direct download: SDO_2006-09-16_Enemies_Within.mp3
Category:news commentary -- posted at: 4:57pm AEDT |
Mon, 11 September 2006
Scan Dot Org - Aboriginal Hip Hop Live 2 http://www.streetwarriors.com.au length: 29 mins. |
Sat, 9 September 2006
1. Q-West http://www.combatwombat.org/combatwombat/?section=home http://www.streetwarriors.com.au length: 22:15 mins. 128 kb/s stereo 21 MB |
Sat, 9 September 2006
Wednesday, September 06, 2006Venezuela Viewpoint #13-- The battle of the golf coursesCaracas, September 2nd: Jim McIlroy and Coral Wynter go to the huge rally and march which greeted Hugo Chavez at the completion of his world tour Chavez had utilised it to foster an ant-imperialist alliance. Chavez effectively launched his election campaign at the rally. The "battle of the golf courses' is also reported on as this issue relates to the provision of new housing for the poor in in Caracas. |
Sat, 9 September 2006
Venezuela Viewpoint #12 -- Health advances /Gratitude for CubaCaracas, August 26th: Jim McIlroy and Coral Wynter discuss the new cardiac treatment unit in Venezuela and explore Venezuela's relationship with Cuba.0.13 / Mono / |
Sat, 9 September 2006
5 Mb. 14 mins monoA simulated interview with the voices of Warwick Fry and Marie Cameron (as Ana Pessoa) translating from the Portugese. In an interview with the Portugese magazine "Expresion", Ana Pessoa, a senior Minister in the Fretilin government of East Timor expressed her misgivings about the an Australian intervention in East Timor a month before the resignation of the then Prime Minister, Mari Alkatiri. Until recently, the background to the destabilisation of East Timor went unreported in the Australian press, and the blame unthinkingly laid on Mari Alkatiri. A recent SBS Dateline documentary, led by John Martinkus, finally gives Alkatiri his voice, and seems to vindicate him, supporting suggestions that he was 'set up' by foreign interests. Much of the Dateline documentary follows the lines of investigation indicated by this interview with Ana Pessoa. |
Sat, 9 September 2006
21 minutes 4.21 Mb. Mono 32kbs
Nothing Sacred. Christine Strelan reads a range of poets : Burta Freistadt "A letter about Milestones"; Jean Arevalo, a Madagascan poet; Andrew Young ("Tree"); local poet David Allen, with a lilting, whimsical poem "In Child Summer"; Margaret Attwood's counter-gothic "Corpse Song" and William Blake's "Daughters of Albion". Rounding off with Leonard Brackett and dark musical bridges ... |
Fri, 8 September 2006
6.6Mb 7:13 / Mono / 44 kHz Venezuela Viewpoint #11 August 19. Jim and Coral from Caracas. This week discuss the electoral shenanigans of the right wing candidates including their proposal for provinces to secede from the nation. |
Fri, 8 September 2006
07:13 / Mono / 44 kHz /
Venezuela viewpoint #10 August 12. Caracas, August 12th: JimMcIlroy and Coral Wynter discuss candidates from the Venezuelan right wing for the upcoming elections and review the political ironies of the "law and order" situation throughout Venezuela. |
Fri, 8 September 2006
14.13 MB / 07:13 / 80kpbs / 44 khz Latin Radical August 4. Venezuela Viewpoint.Jim and Coral return from Cuba where they report on developments in one of the last national bastions of socialism. |
Sat, 2 September 2006
Uncle Len and Rick read Australian stories length: 50:40 mins. 32 kb/s mono 11.6 MB
Direct download: Uncle_Lens_Tall_Stories_with_Rick.mp3
Category:Performance -- posted at: 7:43pm AEDT |
Sat, 2 September 2006
1. Control Orders [ collage ] credits: www.peacebus.com, Australian media, Graeme and Vinniata, "Baby You Can Drive My Car" The Beatles, Micro Jazz Operasting System embeddings length: 28:30mins. 128 kb/s stereo 26.2 MB |
Sat, 2 September 2006
29Mb. 18 minutes.
2NimFM Latin Radical, Sunday September 3. Lara Pullin responds to the latest update on the Death Squad killings in El Salvador. 13 more terror killings of FMLN community workers and activists in as many weeks. The conservative ARENA party minority coalition sees and hears no evil. But this is not surprising as its founder, Roberto D'Aubuisson set up the Death Squads of the 1980s and ordered the assasination of Archbishop Romero in 1980. The FMLN is calling for the UN to intervene and review the failure of the ARENA government to comply with the terms of the peace agreement negotiatied with the FMLN in 1992, atthe end of a 12 year civil war. |
Tue, 29 August 2006
26Mb. 19 minutes.
LatinRadical An exclusive interview with James Dunn who has recently returned from East Timor. Jim was invited by the new, recently appointed East Timorese President Jose Ramos to come to East Timor as an experienced advisor and negotiator for the new East Timorese government, controlled by the Fretilin party. Jim has worked in East Timor before as a human rights observer for the United Nations, and has written a book about East Timor called "East Timor - a rough passage to Independence". Jim Dunn was the Australian Consul General in East Timor shortly before the Indonesian invasion in 1975 that curtailed its attempt to become independent. Interviewer: Warwick Fry |
Mon, 28 August 2006
18Mb. 13 mins. Latin Radical radio.Interview with Lara Pullin shortly after news that ultra-right wing death squads in El Salvador have returned murdering the family of a famous FMLN radio announcer. Mariposa was the code name for a teenage announcer on the clandestine guerilla Radio Venceremos. For 12 years the portable radio transmitter and the FMLN guerillas running it, evaded capture during the Civil War in El Salvador through the 1970s and 1980s. Mariposa ('The Butterfly') boosted the morale of the FMLN guerillas who fought the corrupy Salvadoran military (backed by the US government to the tune of 2 million $US a day). In the November 1989 offensive they fought the Salvadoran government military forces to a stalemate. In 1992 a peace was negotiated and the FMLN participated in the political life of El Salvador as a legally constituted political party. The party presently controls around 40 percent of the seats in the National Congress and many of the Municipal councils. The right wing ARENA party, whose leaders and founders financed death squads, assassinated an archbishops, and ordered the massacre of entire villages during the 1970s and 1980s is in government today as a minority party leading a coalition government. But the situation in El Salvador recently seems to have reverted to the worst days of the so-called civil war, with police firing on demonstrating students. Death Squads, have made a comeback with deat threats and ritual murder employed as a tried and true tactic of the Right wing neo-conservatives. Hear how the friends of legendary radio announcer Mariposa around the world are reacting to the news of the gruesome torture and murder of her parents, and to the present day wave of repression against the long suffering people of El Salvador. |
Sat, 26 August 2006
Nimbin Community takes another bite 1. 'Depressionnet.com.au'[sketch] 2. Nimbin bites back [live part 2] 3. 'Green Schemes'[conversation] 4. 'Infinity Home Loans' [sketch] featuring: Graham, Marie, Martin, Neil, Tanya, plus... credits: www.paganlovecult.com length: 29:45 mins. 128 kb/s stereo 27 MB
Direct download: SDO_Nimbin_backbite_2.mp3
Category:Eclectic mixed program -- posted at: 12:06pm AEDT |
Sat, 26 August 2006
D.K. talks to us about the workshop just being held in Nimbin.credits: www.munkimuk.com www.streetwarriors.com.au abiewright2@bigpond.com.au monkz69@yahoo.com.au length: 8:40 mins. 128 kb/s stereo 8.2 MB |
Sat, 26 August 2006
Aboriginal Hip Hop recorded live in Nimbins main street August 24th Thanks to J.B. and Bob from Nim Fm for the timely tip credits: www.munkimuk.com www.streetwarriors.com.au length: 30 mins. 128 kb/s stereo 26.7 MB |
Tue, 22 August 2006
Arbeitslos?
Hartz 4, Ein-Euro-Jobs und “Work for the Dole?.
Interview mit Ilona Beushausen aus Göttingen (NimFM 102.3, “Eine Überstunde mit Matthias?, Nimbin 08/08/2006) Laenge: 9:06 min, 32kb/s mono, 2 MB |
Tue, 22 August 2006
Flagge zeigen?
Fussballpatriotismus in Deutschland.
Interview mit Ilona Beushausen aus Göttingen
(NimFM 102.3, “Eine Überstunde mit Matthias?, Nimbin 08/08/2006) Laenge: 7:40 min. 32 kb/s mono
Direct download: berstunde_Ilona1Patriotismus.mp3
Category:German language -- posted at: 5:29pm AEDT |
Sat, 19 August 2006
Re-enactment of the '1976 cattle truck bust' 1. 'Regrets, Mistakes, Delusions' mix featuring: G. Bush, Blair, John Howard, Condoleezza Rice, Jack Straw - Graham, Martin, N-Dee, Neil Pike credits: http://www.paganlovecult.com length: 29:45 mins. 128 kb/s stereo 27 MB |
Thu, 17 August 2006
9.6 Mb. 41 mins 32 kbs Hemp Show Pt. 1 August 11 Cat and Mouse with a Cheezy grin. Michael has been prescribed some legal prescription drugs and is late again. The show waits with Bobalong and Goddess passing titbits of informative information on the Art of Feeding Mice. Michael arrives and it's news news and new news getting crazier as it goes. Selectively gleaned from the mainstream media and carefully brewed for craziness. (My favorite is the use of flurescent makeup kits to fool the video cameras when doing a bank robbery ... ) |
Thu, 17 August 2006
8.4 Mb. 36 mins. 32 kbps Hemp Show Part 2 August 11 2006. More advice from 8th time 'drug offender' Rock, reporting back from the first Court appearance. He invokes the 'religious defense'. Michael has read the coverage by the regional media monopoly rag which took time out from cattle shows and roads to do a piece on the foundation of the Church of the Holy Smoke. Michael is incensed at the form of conservative outrage. The international 4:20 Dateline driven 4:20 ceremonial lightening up is equated (in the local rag) with 'burning money'. The Goddess picks up the ball and begins to run with it. "Couldn't we ask for donations from our acolytes?" the Goddess suggests. Is this the beginning of a Sacred Herb Tax? Watch this space. Suggestions on the various currencies that might be burned. Israeli sheckels are out (remember the Golden Calf), rendered immediately soggy. Moving on to the Muslim refusal to do Sports Drug Tests ... and the Drug News rolls on with Michael's seemingly inexhaustible supply of Drug Stories. Does he have a drug fuelled Think Tank working for him? |
Thu, 17 August 2006
11.7 Mb 50 mins 32 kbs. Hemp Show August 4 2006 Updates on the Drug news. Gail drops in to review the rules and give the rundown on this year's Nimbin World Poetry Cup. Rock rolls in to talk about his eight pending drug charges and the benefit of his experience - advice on what to do if it happens to you (only admit to herb ... ) A quick plug for the Church of the Holy Smoke, and the Goddess giggles on ...
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Thu, 17 August 2006
10.8 Mb. 46min 32 kbs Hemp Show Part 2 August 4. A tribute to Australia's Aboriginal people based on a statement from the Pope graffiti-ed on the inner walls of a Church in Redfern by Aboriginal activists. Some tips on how to fill in the Census forms if you are a member of the Church of the Holy Smoke. Plotting and planning for the Great Cattle Truck raid of 1986 reeneactment with plans to reset the world record for the most number of joints lit at once. |
Thu, 17 August 2006
10.8Mb. 48mins. 32 kbs Hemp Show Part 1 Friday July 28. Some thoughts on Israel and the Middle East. What to do with Little Johnny Howhard. The role of Humans in the Goddess' Pantheon, and some of the perks involved in being an acolyte of the Church of the Holy Smoke. Michael escapes after being locked into the toilets and arrives with News. Back on track with some discussion of Drugs in Sports. Sample tracks from local musician Diana Anaid's new Album. |
Thu, 17 August 2006
11.2 Mb. 46Mins 32 kps Hemp Show Pt 2 Friday July 28 Scuttlebutt gossip and shared memories of the Great Cattle truck hippy raid of 1986 when police raided a 'hippy' community late one night and arrested 80 hippies who were loaded onto a cattle truck to be taken in and charged. All charges were subsequently dropped. Plans for this year's reenactment (with a little role reversal ... ) |
Wed, 16 August 2006
The Demons with hosts John & Frank Tonite... in AFL... all the results, player swaps & goss, and league teams....in the local SAFL... the big match is Ballina v Byron....+ the boys introduce a competition, (for radio listeners only, I'm afraid. Pod listeners will be too late to enter.) in Rugby... the boys consider the important question of 'Who gets the flick?' & discuss the likely premiership contenders...+ Frank has a hot scoop from his hairdresser on who will coach the Rabbitohs next season, would you believe? |
Sat, 12 August 2006
1. News wrap [media clips] featuring: Ian, Martin, Tanya, http://www.abc.net.au/ra/pacbeat/onthemat length: 59:45 mins. 32 kb/s mono 14 MB |
Sat, 12 August 2006
7Mb 7 minutes 30 seconds 128kbps mono The Real News from Nimbin Pam Pussycat gets lost in a time warp and finds herself reporting the news from Nimbin in the year Two Thousand and googol. Nimbin has invested heavily in a rainbow coloured sheep breeding program, but as the week unfolds, the emergence of a possible failed State in the Nimbinese backyard throws a left handed monkey wrench into the political hyperworks. Hear how the Nimbinese Liberation Front deals with a Rum Rebellion ... Voices: Pam Pussycat
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Fri, 11 August 2006
Why on Earth would two pre-baby-boomers with a combined age of 137 years care about controlling punitive cyclones, assessing the Middle Eastern Jericho plan, applying 'rhethoric-removal' theory, and trying to understand what goes on in the Washingto DC 'Tree-House'? This journey through the 'Simian Era' has been produced with less than half a litre of petrol, beat that! By the way we are NOT anti-semitic at all, just anti-militaristic, -fascistic, -hubristic! 1. 'Undressing The Myth' embedding by 'micro jazz operating system' length: 29:45 128 kb/s stereo 28 MB |
Tue, 8 August 2006
21.6Mb 128kbps (hi-fi) mono 24 minutes. Nimbin Poetry World Cup 2006. Preview. Watch this space for a podcast of the Grand Final. Miles Merril performs "The World Cafe" Performance Poet Miles Merril master of slam, with Hip-hop fan and technophile Donne Restom and World Poetry Cup finalist, give an exclusive interview to community radio 2NimFM. These two dazzling performers (who travelled from Sydney for the event) share their thoughts on the differences between performance and written poetry, the future of poetry, technological change, hip-hop and the Sydney scene. Not to be missed. The interview is preceded by a 4 minute recording of Miles Merril's live performance in the World Poetry Cup heats, of "The World Cafe" - where a negro, an Australian, and an Aboriginal meet ... sounds like a one of those jokes, or a scene from Crocodile Dundee ... but wait for the punch line ... Just a small sample of the stupendous, outrageous, irreverent and sublime performances that filled the streets last weekend in Nimbin. |
Tue, 8 August 2006
5Mb 5minutes 16 Seconds. 128kbps mono. Douglas Broad, Bush poet didn't quite make the finals, which gives you some idea of the quality of the performances at the Nimbin World Poetry Cup this year. This is a classic 'bush' poem, based (according to Doug) on a true story; an account of a two-up game that had the audience on the edge of its seat. If you haven't ever experienced a two-up game, this is the next best thing to being there. |
Sat, 5 August 2006
1. Twister in Sydney music: melbournefringe 04: 'Gum Tree' length: 59 mins. 32 kb/s mono 14 MB |
Sat, 5 August 2006
1. Middle East Disaster [collage] featuring: N-Dee, Mr.X, Graeme Dunstan, Ken credits: Australian media clips, length: 29 mins. 128 kb/s stereo 28 MB |
Fri, 4 August 2006
Mathias spricht ueber die Notwendigkeit erneurbare Treibstoffe fuer transport zu entwickeln. |
Fri, 4 August 2006
1. Is Green Ethical? featuring: Ian Browne, Martin, and clips credits: jvdr04planet.nl, www.manitou.org, abc.net.au/uranium mining length: 24 mins. 128 kb/s stereo 22MB |
Wed, 2 August 2006
with hosts John & Frank Tonite there’s ... ... all the AFL results, teams & gossip including more ‘Bad Boys of AFL’ featuring Frank’s old team-mate Chook. ... in Rugby it’s Bledisloe Cup time & the Kiwis have a nasty new haka ... in Soccer a local lad from the Headers under 10’s drops in to say ‘hello’. ... in Cycling there’s been doping in the ‘Tour’.
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Mon, 31 July 2006
Phillip Ruddock's Censorship Diversions 1.] Shamrock News featuring: Ian, Jimmy, Gerald, Bob, N-Dee credits: www.nimbintelevision.com www.leap.cc.net Australian media clips length: 30 mins. 128 KB/s stereo 27.6 MB |
Mon, 31 July 2006
1.] N-Dee on undercover policing featuring: Ian, Martin, Paul, Tanya, N-Dee credits: sydneyindymedia.org, commondreams.org, indymedia.org music: http://www.ladybirdlive.com
Direct download: Talk_Tank_29_July_weekly_news_commentary.mp3
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Wed, 26 July 2006
This week in ... AFL... Gary Abblet & Ackers are in the news + odds on the Brownlow Medal Rugby L ... It's State of Origin Soccer ... so near & yet so far against Italy |
Wed, 26 July 2006
This is the week that Pink Floyd's Sid Barrett died, & our boys remember him. Then onto sport ... AFL ... Richmond are heading up, & there's some stories on the BAD BOYS of AFL Soccer ... after the World Cup, there's talk of rankings, videos & headbutts + Nimbin's Headers Soccer team is back in action Cricket ... Poms have injury problems. Cycling ... It's the Tour De France Rugby ... Cowboys are in the news + our boys introduce a new segment 'Current Affairs'
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Wed, 26 July 2006
STOP THE PRESS!The ABC have been so impressed by our host, John Quarry, they've given him a spot there. (ABC Local North Coast, 94.5 FM, starts at 3.35pm most Fridays). Congratulations John! But don't worry he still does his show at NimFM On tonite's show AFL ... there's talk about Ackers, the decline of Collingwood, the Sydney Swans, & later the Hemp show's Michael B talks about his team, the mighty Crows. locally in the AFL, Frank who still plays, tells us about his Swans Rugby ... there's an exciting game between the Dragons v Raiders, there's the Tri-nations, local lads making the national team & then there's the Gay World Cup of Rugby (!?0. Cricket ... Oz Test aspirant Jacques is still making runs & 2 local lads have made the national team. Cycling ... its Tour de France time
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Mon, 24 July 2006
1.] Calming the world with Uri Geller featuring: Ian, Graham, Jimmy, Martin music by "Inter-Galactic Blues Mafia" length: 29:59 mins. 128 kb/s stereo 28 MB |
Sat, 22 July 2006
Weekly News Commentary fromNimbin Close call - Australia's crocodile population length; 59:45 Mins. 32 KB/s mono 14 MB |
Wed, 19 July 2006
7.8 Mb Bob and Jack, back again, ducking and bobbing through the meteoric storms of world and local news, with an acute eye and a Nimbinesque vision of what's important and what's not. |
Wed, 19 July 2006
8.7 Mb Bob and Jack continue with news and commentary from Nimbin. |
Wed, 19 July 2006
Hemp show, mid June. Comment on news, local and international on drug laws, drug busts, drug lore, and drug law reform.
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Wed, 19 July 2006
Hemp show continues with Bob, Michael and Gerald.
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Wed, 19 July 2006
Marie Cameron's Coffee Cup. News and views with Marie. Special in this edition, a report from East Timor.
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Mon, 17 July 2006
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"A plan for the worst, hope for the best" [G.W.Bush] embedding sounds by 'Skylarks' and 'Micro Jazz Operating System' - media clips - Warning! Explicit language by John Howard's friend, shockjock, and radio talkback host Alan Jones [again!] length: 29:35 mins. |
Sat, 15 July 2006
Weekly News Commentary extended length 1.] ADHD drugs for pre-school kids 14.] Water diversion from the Clarence river to the Murray Darling riversystem http://www.cecaust.com.au Austrralian media clips, nimfm archive clips |
Tue, 11 July 2006
SDO 2006-07-11 length: 23:40 mins. 128 kb/s stereo 22.3 MB |
Sun, 9 July 2006
Weekly News Commentary A mix of intensive analysis, casual observations, archival, local clips, laughter, and sedition. featuring: Ian, Martin, Paul, Tanya, N-dee 1.] Local Drugbust Comedy http://nimbingoodtimes.com/ www.edo.org.au/edonsw http://www.studentsofsustainability.org [QLD Uni] Bryan Howard 'Achievements' length: 1 hr. 32 kb/s mono 14 MB |
Fri, 7 July 2006
It's about time...
Direct download: st_progr_off_t_air_final_2.mp3
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Thu, 6 July 2006
German language news from Nimbin length: 13:21 mins. 128 kb/s stereo 12.5 MB
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Mon, 3 July 2006
Collages and Mixes 1.] Al Qeida Recruiter featuring: G.W.Bush, and his NEO CON friends, assorted corporate media, Melbournefringe 04, Micro Jazz Operating System, Beatles samples length 32 mins. 128 kb/s stereo 29.5 MB |
Sun, 2 July 2006
Weekly news commentary ABC all media, SBS-TV, Australian print media, various indymedia.org sites 'Blair Terror' [diymedia.net] embedding: Mayano, entropic factory seconds, melbourne fringe 04, micro jazz operating system length: 56 mins. 32 kb/s mono 12.8 MB |
Fri, 30 June 2006
'Quit Line' Graham, Marie, Martin length: 4:35 mins. 128 kb/s stereo 4.3 MB |
Sun, 25 June 2006
Tonite, in the words of our host John, we have "more Sports & Bullshit".But to be more precise, tonite we have: AFL, SAFL, Rugby and... ... the Socceroos of course. After Australia's exciting match against Croatia in the World Cup our John & Frank have their say, especially about coach Guus Hiddink & the refs! |
Sun, 25 June 2006
Demons 16 JunAFL, SAFL & especially the Socceroos are in our thoughts tonite. With our hosts John & Frank who happens to be running a bit late tonite, & forgets to turn on his mike when he turns up, but Hey this is Nimbin, so it's OK. The boys have a special guest tonite, NimFM's 'Sedition Award' winning Martin Jansen. He has one of his special creations for us. |
Sat, 24 June 2006
Weekly News commentary with indymedia, and Australian media length: 55 mins. |
Fri, 23 June 2006
3.7Mb. 6mins. 17secs. mono Venezuelan Viewpoint. GreenLeft Weekly stringers Jim and Coral report each week from the capital of Venezuela Caracas, with progress reports on the development of the Venezuelan Bolivarian Revolution, under the tutelage of the government of President Hugo Chavez. In this week's report, Jim gives us the real story on the tumultuous National Trade Union meeting, where apparently, chairs were thrown, and the presence (and tolerance) of anti-government trade unions is still a factor in decision making processes, that are now, increasingly, in the hands of the people (workers) who are the most critical to maintaining the processes of production. We hear the latest policy decisions by the Venezuelan government on OPEC. The Chavez government is using Venezuela's access to huge oil reserves, to favour Third World countries in an attempt to break the hegemony of the developed Northern hemisphere over the less developed South, and guide them into more sustainable economic models. Jim translates and summarises a statement by Venezuelan President Chavez about the nature of US capitalism and a wonderful explication of how the fate of earth's future may well depend on the future of the Bolivarian revolution - sustainable economic models are essential to global and environmental survival. The remaining oil reserves on the planet should be committed to this principle. A quick run down on how the 'old school' of Venezuela's plutocratic elites is provocatively, trying to generate student unrest in the Universities, in an attempt to (yet again) destabilise the Chavez government before the upcoming OPEC conference and Presidential elections. For more information, check out: where Jim and Coral post their sound files regularly. http://www.venezuelasolidarity.org/ for updates on the latest news from Venezuela also: Dave Riley's blogsite |
Fri, 23 June 2006
Debut of a new series, direct from an Australian couple in Venezuela. Jim and Coral report each week from the capital of Caracas with progress reports on the development of the Venezuelan Bolivarian Revolution, under the tutelage of the government of President Hugo Chavez. Caracas, June 9th: report on four rallies that have been held in Venezuela's capital over the last week and discuss the continuing violence in the west of the country.
For more information, check out: where Jim and Coral post their sound files regularly. http://www.venezuelasolidarity.org/ for updates on the latest news from Venezuela also: Dave Riley's blogsite |
Fri, 23 June 2006
11Mb. 42 mins. Hemp Show Pt. 1. The Big Joint goes to Canberra! Michael, Gerard, and Sam get back from their week in Canberra, in the nick of time to give a hot hot hot report for this week's show. The Hemp Ambassadors and Diplomats were warmed by their reception at Parliament House, where they were feted by the cream of the Australian political system. (Some muttered asides about the contrast with north coast NSW attitudes ... ) The Goddess knocks 'em out on the lawns of Parliament House, where the Big Joint is reassembled for a benign and friendly, interested crowd. Friendly campfire conversations with the Canberra cops, who seem to be quite human, compared to their north coast brethren. |
Fri, 23 June 2006
10.5 Mb. 38 mins. More of the unholy meeting of the Ambassadors of the Nimbin Hemp Embassy, bearers of the Big Joint, with the Movers and Shakers and Makers of Australian political decisions, at Parliament House, Australia. Why did the security personnel Parliament House in Canberra ask Sam to drop his trousers, and why doesn't he wear underpants? Inspired by the impact of their encounter with Big Politics the Hemp Ambassadors and Diplomats decide to start a new Religion. Find out how to join the Church of the Holy Smoke. |
Thu, 22 June 2006
12.8 Mb Hemp show Pt. 1 May 19 Edition. Flashback to the May 19 Edition of the Hemp Show. Still steaming after the MardiGrass and looking to the next episode. News and reviews of drug incidents locally, nationally, and internationally, and gearing up, of course for the next drug law reform action - the taking of The Big Joint to Canberra, to lobby the pollies. Reports of the Canberra trip coming in future episodes. Watch this podcast. |
Thu, 22 June 2006
Flashback to the May 19 Edition of the Hemp Show. Still steaming after the MardiGrass and looking to the next episode. News and reviews of drug incidents locally, nationally, and internationally, and gearing up, of course for the next drug law reform action - the taking of The Big Joint to Canberra, to lobby the pollies. Reports of the Canberra trip coming in future episodes. Watch this podcast.
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Mon, 19 June 2006
Graeme Dunstan from peacebus.com speaks to Kieron length: 26:36 mins. |
Sun, 18 June 2006
Weekly News commentary from Nimbin Australia Guantanamo suicides, asylum seeker laws, East Timor report, nuclear debate, regional environmental items, plus vignettes Credits: indymedia.org, Australian print, radio, and tv media length: 52 mins. 12 MB mono 32 kb/s |
Fri, 16 June 2006
Guantanamo Suicides [media clips]Australian Asylum Seeker Laws [media clips] 'Backward' [martin, warwick cooking wiyh the microwave] Big Joint Canberra [with Andy] 'Hempjobs.net' [Heathen Jimmy] Nim Fm Fundraiser LEFT-overs [Nimbin Community] Credits: ABC and SBS TV media length: 30:00 mins. 128 kb/s stereo 27.6 MB |
Thu, 15 June 2006
The Australian nuclear debate, we had to have [again]Prime Minister Howard made a secret nuclear pact with US president George W. Bush - bit by bit we, the public discover the dark plans for a nuclear radiating future. Kieron and Miriam take you through a report by Kim Steward published on indymedia. music: Lori Anderson, Ben Folds, Promiscuos length: 49 mins. 32 kb/s mono 11.45 MB |
Tue, 13 June 2006
2.1Mb. 96 kps. stereo 3mins. Johnny HowHard is hot to trot for his debut on the hip hop hit parade. Australians realise that ASIO is better placed, and he's never been so proud. First song in the HowHard hip hop hit series, soon to be released as a CD, available at all Sedition Stores and CyberCaffs. Produced by Warwick Fry in the studios of Community Radio Station 2NimFM, with the assistance of the Prime Minister of Australia. |
