- Heb de promosite van halveflesjes.nl aangepast. Kost wat moeite, maar nu tweets ook live daarop te lezen. #
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Twitter Updates for 2009-04-06
April 6th, 2009Twitter Updates for 2009-04-05
April 5th, 2009- Bezig met de http://halveflesjes.nl promowebsite. Overweeg om wat meer met twitter te doen daar… #
- @allthesepieces Hello, no clue what is happening… Just send a tweet now and then. What do you mean by ‘updates appearing on my page’? #
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Twitter Updates for 2009-04-01
April 1st, 2009- Just added myself to the http://wefollow.com twitter directory under: #wijn #wine #
- @ElroBe #Poland #correspondent #journalist Halveflesjes ook toegevoegd aan wefollow.com onder #wijn en #wine. Nog een tip voor derde tag? #
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Hiatus over, new show now available
November 27th, 2008So, the hiatus was generally online, as I fell behind in editing and uploading episodes. I’m back now - prompted by the fact that today’s show was recorded using Skype (a first for us) so the editing had to be done anyhow. So, here’s how this show turned out:
We started with a detailed discussion of the state of the agreement between the “Iraq security agreement” between the USA and Iraq. We move on to discussion of calls for diplomacy with Iran. We progress to examine Obama’s appointments, so far, dealing with foreign policy and economics. The original audio contains some digital artifacts at points, due to being recorded on Skype, but is suitable for broadcast.
Update: I was still uploading at Radio.indymedia when I first posted, so neglected to include links to the audio. Well, here you go:
ACE 2008-11-27 on radio.indymedia.org (mp3) and the linking page
Also available on Audioport.
Greenpeace campaigns on global warming…
August 30th, 2008… and on next week’s show we’ll be featuring an interview with Drew Thomas of Greenpeace in Urbana-Champaign, where we talk about a solar-powered concert they ran in Urbana, as well as their campaign on the ground to push for better policy solutions. If you just can’t wait, you can get to the audio here.
Live from the DNC
August 29th, 2008This week the focus of our show was the DNC, with Bob reporting live from Denver. However, we managed to fit in reports from Gaza and a world news bulletin, before connecting up with Bob.
With Bob, we started by talking about how the DNC compared to other protest events, then talked about Kucinich’s speech and the importance of international law. I mentioned a new Pew survey (showing that people feel they know more about Obama’s personal story than his policies) as a segue into a discussion of where Obama stands on foreign policy. We then discussed the IVAW rally at the DNC, and closed our DNC focus by talking about a rumoured raid on Indymedia space in Denver. To finish, I asked Bob about significant events in the world this week, and he gave some context on the Gaza convoy, pointed to the continued discussions on a ‘Status of Forces’ agreement (SOFA) in Iraq, as well as to new signs that the Afghan government is interested in having a SOFA to govern US forces in Afghanistan.
During our discussion, Bob mentioned a video he produced of a Code Pink rally, which was included in his blog post on Common Dreams. I promised a link (there’s also a link to Kucinich’s speech in there).
There was also mention of the Blue Dog party hosted by AT&T (to thank them for the gift of retroactive immunity). More from Glenn Greenwald of Salon here. Further DNC coverage from the Colorado IMC.
Next week we’ll be at the RNC.
Audio now up at Radio.Indymedia (mp3), Audioport (mp3), Radio4All
