This podcast features audio essays, interviews, concerts, and new topical songs.
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | News CommentaryNewsMusic |
Scott Harris interviewed me a few days ago for the Counterpoint public affairs radio show. We talked about the situation in Portland and other things.
My adopted home town of Portland, Oregon is once again in the international headlines, and this calls for a little primer.
Everything else happening in the world aside, we are at a fascinating juncture in the history of humanity. Assuming we live long enough to witness it, many people would say we're on the cusp of a new reality, represented by the three words, Artifici... more
Chet Gardiner has delivered a remix of "Invisible Rulers" that sounds just like the collision of the rumor mill with the propaganda machine! And with that, the next album is coming. This'll be track #1.
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I always appreciate what David has to say and sing about current events and politics.
David Rovics delivers comments set to music on topical concerns, keeping alive and up to date the spirit of the sixties.
Solid podcast - great songs and insight.
Quick mortar blasts that hit the target.
In half the time it takes for other podcasts to get through news about an issue, Rovics will cover the history, meaning, and possibilities of a current world issue, and will write and perform a song about it to boot! He's an accomplished musician. He is absurdly intelligent, knowledgeable, well-traveled, and satisfyingly truthful, that is, progressive (leftist). He digs deep. Once he's unveiled certain things, you can't look back.
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Apple Podcasts | #180 |
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Content shared across episodes predominantly revolves around political critique, particularly concerning social justice issues, military actions, and human rights violations. Notably, the discussions often center around the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, highlighting the urgency of recognizing Palestine, and critiquing the complicity of political figures in ongoing humanitarian crises. Unique to the podcast is the incorporation of original music performed by the host as a vehicle for protest and communication, integrating commentary with creative expression. This not only enhances the emotional resonance of the topics but also emphasizes the relevance and immediacy of the issues discussed, making it a distinctive blend of audio essays and mu... more
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Recent guests on This Week include:
1. David Rovics
2. Jane Yates
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4. Peter Phillips
5. Anita Barrows
6. Kamala Emanuel
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