This show, Al interviews Jimmy O’Halligan and Robert King Wilkerson. Wilkerson is one of the “Angola 3”, along with Albert Woodfox and Herman Wallace who started politically organizing within Angola Prison in the 1970’s. They were quickly framed for the murder of a prison guard and put in solitary confinement for Decades! Jimmy O’Halligan is a documentary filmmaker, who is finishing a film on the Angola 3. A preview of that film is available on youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ArZImMoC5Ns
more on the A3: http://www.angola3.org http://www.thepeoplesinstitute.org/

This is an interview I conducted with Michael Coffman back on March 8th, 2006. We talked about "Smart Growth", the United Nations, the failure of public Transportation, The agendas of the New World Order folks and a bunch of other stuff. An Archive of Mr. Coffman's articles can be found here: http://www.newswithviews.com/Coffman/mikeA.htm

This show, I get down and funky with some of my awesome old stash of tapes. I play high quality songs with low quality acoustics like 'Permaculture' by Ano Tarletz, as well as 'OCF essential event' by Artis The Spoonman, Joseph Spence: "We will understand it by and by" and two readings of Rumi. Warning: I get politically incorrect when i play the Beat Farmers: "California Kid", Sorry about that.
I was glad that DJ Pepperboxx stopped by for a chat and a spin of Jessie's Girl!
Also spin a little Sneaker Pimps, just for grins.
and more!

like first song says:

Ecstacy or Extinction!

This is a little bit of the magic here at radioactive sandiego!
Listen with amusement to the members of RASD talk-story about 'What's going on', whos doing it, and the funky whys and wherefores of independent, noncommercial media.
Not really, tho.

Here's a clip from the 9/27/07 Stacy Taylor Morning Show aired on 1360 KLSD in San Diego. Stacy gets a call from "Diane" who suggested Stacy invite Richard Gage to speak about 9/11 on his show. He glosses over her suggestion, then attempts to tell a story about how Ghouliani was accosted by alleged "Ron Paul Supporters", but interrupts himself with an odd tangent about Mackinaw island. I then get some airtime w/ Mr. Taylor where I tell him about the warning he told Peter Jennings he recieved that the towers were going to collapse. You can listen to Rudy yourself at this link:

Attached you'll find a pdf of a book written in the 1970's by a radical commune called "Shivalila". The commune, which was led by a charismatic guru-type, Lorimer Gridley Wright, better known as "Abra Lut", traveled the world administering doses of LSD to villagers, aborigines, spiritual seekers, and regular folks.
While there was an alpha type male "leader" of the group, the doctrine of the community focused on women, children, and collective parenting. The Book of The Mother was written to articulate their vision of an enlightened society.

This is an mp3 recording of Webster Griffin Tarpley speaking in San Diego on July 8, 2007 on the transforming political landscape in America. He stressed the importance of inserting 9/11 Truth into the 2008 presidential campaign with grassroots media activism, known as "Truths Squads". He also articulated how 9/11 truth can be the fulcrum point for pushing the tide in a positive direction. Hot off the successful transcending of both left and right at the July 4th Philadephia Emergency Anti-war Convention, Mr.

This is the 2nd half of a presentation by Webster Tarpley on 7/8/07 in which Mr. Tarpley focuses on specifics surrounding the events of 9/11. Including a narration of George W. Bush's activities on the day and his receiving the message: "angel is next". He also goes into detail about the many gov't. run terror drills, up to at least 25, that directly related to or were in operation on the day of 9/11/01.
47 min.

Just got an email from Fred Burks who said he was looking for the old interview we did back in October of 2004. Since the only place I uploaded those old shows is the now defunct radio.indymedia.org, I'm taking this opportunity to re-up that (and perhaps others!) interview on our "bang" new server. The interview here was from the very first "al uh looyah show" on radioActive sanDiego and was pretty interesting, even though I was a little nervous.

On Sept. 24, 2005 a bunch of San Diegans took to the streets to denounce the war in Iraq. I went and collected a few individual statements from a few people who were there.
Mohammad was there to bring awareness to 9/11,
staff SGT. Lewis US Army, Ret. who said that this administration "is a joke" and was happy to say "G.O.P stands for 'GawdAwful Oxymoronic Policies'",
Ricardo made a sutble point about the oddity of "protesting for peace",
Pablo Paredes clarifies what Bush meant when he said "freedom is on the march",
Jamal Kanj, who inflamed some members of the gathering by suggesting that the motivating force to begin and continue the war in Iraq came more from Israel than the United States, elaborated his point with me. I asked him about the arrest of British Intellegence agents which had happened earlier that week.
Robert was eager to say that Bush is a failure,
"us teenagers" came on and said "Bush: ugh, No, Blah."