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 Thailand
Featuring: 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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