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UG#664 -The Bloodstained Laundry Of Capitalism(&The Coming Revolt Of The Guards)

Robin Upton | 29-09-2013 07:36 | Analysis | History | Social Struggles | Sheffield | World

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This week, a trio of angles on capitalism which sharply contradict the idealized world so aggressively pushed by economists and the commercially-controlled media. After Geoff Bailey introduces the concept of "Accumulation by Dispossession", David Graeber summarizes some key points from the book we last year, Debt, The First 5000 Years and we conclude with the final chapter of Howard Zinn's People's History Of The United States.

UG#663 - Geoengineering for Fun and Profit (One Technofix To Rule Them All?)

Robin Upton | 24-09-2013 15:35 | Analysis | Climate Chaos | Technology | Sheffield | World

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150 episodes on from our first show on geoengineering, we return to the topic with a pair of recent speeches from academics. In our second hour, an hour long speech by Clive Hamilton, author of "Earthmasters - Playing God with the climate". To set the scene we begin with a recent talk on education by professor Stephen Gough.

UG#662 - Leaving The Cave of Media Shadows (Transcending The Paltry Ego...)

Robin Upton | 23-09-2013 02:22 | Analysis | Anti-militarism | Social Struggles | Sheffield

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A philosophical, reflective, show this week mixing analysis, poetry and eyewitness testimony. Author Morris Berman likens most of the US population to prisoners in Plato's Cave, nurse Cathy Breen describes her experience of traveling to Iraq just before the US started bombing in 2003, and Peter Dale Scott discusses and reads his poetry on a lifetime's struggle to resist war.

UG#659 - Countering Intelligence 2 (Gladio, The Strategy of Tension, False Flags

Robin Upton | 15-08-2013 09:35 | Analysis | Repression | Social Struggles | Sheffield | World

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This week we continue our look at the secret state with the help of Scott Noble's latest film, Counter Intelligence on the out of control apparatus of "national security services". The focus this week is on drug trafficking and False Flag operations. We supplement the adaptation with some classic Michael Ruppert on the narco-connection to US politics, Mark Crispin Miller on the phrase "conspiracy theory" and a speaker on the FSB and the Ryazan Apartment bombing of 1999.

UG#658 - Countering Intelligence 1

Robin Upton | 07-08-2013 15:33 | Analysis | Anti-militarism | Social Struggles | Sheffield | World

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The USA has 14 so-called "intelligence services". How "intelligent" are they, what "services" do they perform for whom? Who decides what they get up to? Who even knows? If killing is wrong, is it any less so if done for money behind pretenses of 'national secrecy'? What about helping pay for such acts, for example, by paying taxes? This week, a radio adaptation of Scott Noble's latest film uncovers more of the dark secrets of the security state, from the destabilization of the 1975 Australian government to the Nugan Hand Bank and the organization of global drug trafficking.

UG#656 - Secret Wars Of The CIA (A Classic Speech by John Stockwell)

Robin Upton | 26-07-2013 09:38 | Analysis | Repression | Social Struggles | Sheffield | World

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This time a radio adaptation of the video, "Secret Wars Of The CIA", by winner of the CIA Medal of Merit winner turned CIA whistleblower, John Stockwell. In this vintage video, before the advent of WWW, an earnest Stockwell gives an overview of CIA activity and cites dozens of books to supporting material by other researchers.

UG#655 - Unite and Conquer 3 (Social and Personal Consciousness of Self & Other)

Robin Upton | 21-07-2013 15:13 | Analysis | Health | Sheffield | World

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A successor show to episode 531, we wonder this week whether a suppressed half of human consciousness knows that we are inseparable from all of the rest of life? We begin with Jill Bolte Taylor's dramatic account of the stroke that shut down the left half of her brain, followed by Elisabet Sahtouris and Willis Harman on new paradigms in science, and author Gish Jen on cultural differences in ideas of the self.

UG#653 -The Biopsychosocial Approach (The Growth Of Child Development Disorders)

Robin Upton | 11-07-2013 10:40 | Analysis | Health | Social Struggles | Sheffield | World

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Following on from last week, another show on a very important but commercially sidelined scientific backwater. Dr. Gabor Maté combines personal testimony, anecdotal evidence and a lot of scientific research to tell a story of child development very different to the one pedalled by institutions such as the Drug Industry, the criminal justice system or other profiteers of human disfunctionality. Increasing ill health, Maté suggests, is a natural response to an increasingly sick society.

UG#652 - Is Humanity In Its Right Mind? (The Rise and Rise Of The Left Brain)

Robin Upton | 07-07-2013 02:28 | Analysis | Health | Sheffield | World

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This week, a remarkable set of ideas by an unknown speaker with a highly unusual credential (a sleep deprivation record of 11 days) whom I first came across only a few days ago. His ideas are such a close fit with many of the others we have heard on the show that I felt I had to share them with you. If they are even partly true, we all need to know about it.

UG#651 - Deep Green Resistance (Earth At Risk Conference)

Robin Upton | 02-07-2013 22:48 | Occupy Everywhere | Analysis | Ecology | Social Struggles | Sheffield | World

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A trio of speakers this time, two of whom have been regular contributors to the show. We listen in on a conference that happened in California in 2011 entitled Earth At Risk. While they outline contrasting approaches to resistance, the speakers are united in their conviction that the culture of capitalist golobalisation has no mechanism for self-regulation and so Direct Action is necessary to stop its ongoing ecocide.

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UG#650 - Fighting Nature To The Last Drop

Robin Upton | 25-06-2013 16:28 | Tar Sands | Analysis | Ecology | Workers' Movements | Sheffield | World

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Following last week's observations on the destructiveness of the money system in general, we look this week at two specific examples of devastaed communities and ecosystems. Firstly, an account by Arundhati Roy of the oppression of Indian communities by a government determined to extract resources. Secondly, a radio adaptation of "To The Last Drop", a film about the Athabasca Tar Sands in Alberta, Canada.

UG#649 - Why Money Will End (And How To Prepare)

Robin Upton | 21-06-2013 07:30 | Analysis | Social Struggles | Sheffield | World

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This week, a special show featuring a 2-hour made-for-radio commentary on a recent presentation entitled Why Money Will End — And What to Do About It. Does a life beyond money have to be unthinkable? Or is it just that a highly funded campaign is trying to make it seem so? What if it was "bu$ine$$ as usual" that was in reality unthinkable, and there was a more beautiful world of abundance awaiting us, once enough people have the courage to say goodbye to money and its scarcity-inducing story of selfishness and separation?...

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UG#648 - The Monoculture of Modernity (Reflections on The Many Ways To Live)

Robin Upton | 17-06-2013 20:50 | Analysis | Culture | Gender | Sheffield | World

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We hear a variety of alternatives to the ideas and practices of modern materialist monoculture, noting that historically speaking, it has existed only for the blink of an eye. Our main speakers are author academics Jared Diamond and Augustin Fuentes and we hear a compilation of research on spanking put together by Stefan Molyneux.

Audio: Sheffield - Building our Response to the Climate Challenge

Chris | 15-06-2013 14:28 | Analysis | Climate Chaos | Energy Crisis | Sheffield | World

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Attached are audio recordings and slides from the "Building our Response to the Climate Challenge" public meeting which was co-organised by Sheffield Climate Alliance and Sheffield City Council on 13th June 2013.

UG#647 - Making The Universe Your Employer (Giving Up The Burden Of Money)

Robin Upton | 15-06-2013 09:22 | Analysis | Social Struggles | Sheffield | World

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This time we hear a combination of voices contradict the story of the selfish-maximising skin-encapsulated ego. Aided by Mark Sundeen, we hear from Suelo on how he decided to 'make the universe his employer' and give up money. Then an interview with Charles Eisenstein on stepping into the gift, together with a short speech by Amanda Palmer on connecting with fans and the benefits of giving her music away free.

UG#646 - Much Is Learned By Being Lazy (Knowing Who We Are, Life in Monongahela)

Robin Upton | 08-06-2013 20:54 | Analysis | Ecology | Education | Sheffield | World

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Another philosophical episode this week, featuring a range of reflections from the wise on what life has taught them, and how (and why) the world has changed since their youth. Our main readings are books by Wendell Berry, John Taylor Gatto and Henry David Thoreau.

UG#644 - Living Here And Now (Having A Personal Philosophy, Walden 3)

Robin Upton | 06-06-2013 09:10 | Analysis | Social Struggles | Sheffield | World

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A carpe diem show this week which asks "Do you have a personal philosophy?" If you are one of the many people who have not given the matter much thought, Professor William Irvine cautions against accepting the 'default philosophy' of hedonistic consumerism. Now is the time to decide what you stand for and to refuse to stand for anything less!

UG#643 - Living A Higher, More Ethereal Life (Foreclosures, Monongahela, Walden)

Robin Upton | 30-05-2013 23:37 | Analysis | History | Social Struggles | Sheffield | World

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What would it mean to live 'a higher & more ethereal life' we ask this week in a successor program to last week's show. The quote is from Henry David Thoreau's classic Walden which we keep reading, and which details the shed he built by Walden Pond in 1845 at a cost of $28.12½ (i.e. around $1000 nowadays). Our main presentation is a 2013 interview about Direct Action to resist the US government sponsored armed gangs who are attempting to evict people from their homes. We supplement this with short readings from John Taylor Gatto's Underground History of American Education and from Suelo.

UG#642 - Living a 3-Dimensional Life (Living Moneyless, Walden #1)

Robin Upton | 24-05-2013 03:16 | Analysis | Free Spaces | Social Struggles | Sheffield | World

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A poem by Wendell Berry starts us off on a differently paced, more musical set of episodes this episode. As a counter to what Jacques Fresco terms 'base articiality of materialism and mindless consumption' we weave a tapestry of thoughts including those from iconoclastic earthy thinkers including Suelo, the moneyless resident of a Utah desert from whom we heard in episode 600 and the American Transcendentalist Henry David Thoreau.

Crisis of Civilization Podcast#3 Sibel Edmond: the most gagged person in the USA

@NafeezAhmed @SibelEdmonds @crisisfilm | 21-05-2013 20:17 | Analysis | History | Terror War | Sheffield | World

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FBI whistle-blower Sibel Edmonds was described as “the most gagged person in the history of the United States” by the American Civil Liberties Union. This week, Nafeez mosaddeq Ahmed released an article about her story which has gone viral. You can read the article "Why was a Sunday Times report on US government ties to al-Qaeda chief spiked?" here

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