Monstrous perversions of the laws of political geometry – throughout the day of protest on March 26th Resonance FM broadcast live reportage from the streets of London covering the gargantuan anti-cuts march and other exciting feeder action.
Presented by Will Luscombe. Studio engineer : Tim Abbott. Executive Producer: Richard Thomas.
Exclusive audio of one of the Fortnum + Mason arrests: Alastair from outside the shop.
Also featuring Che of the Whitechapel Anarchist Group and Thomas Lee.
Monstrous perversions of the laws of political geometry – throughout the day of protest on March 26th Resonance FM broadcast live reportage from the streets of London covering the gargantuan anti-cuts march and other exciting feeder action.
Presented by Will Luscombe. Studio engineer : Tim Abbott. Executive Producer: Richard Thomas.
Featuring Che from the Whitechapel Anarchist Group in Trafalgar Square.
Monstrous perversions of the laws of political geometry – throughout the day of protest on March 26th Resonance FM broadcast live reportage from the streets of London covering the gargantuan anti-cuts march and other exciting feeder action.
Presented by Will Luscombe. Studio engineer : Tim Abbott. Executive Producer: Richard Thomas.
Featuring Richard Thomas, Tom Besley and James Tregaskis outside Fortnum + Mason and James Finn in Piccadilly Circus.
Monstrous perversions of the laws of political geometry – throughout the day of protest on March 26th Resonance FM broadcast live reportage from the streets of London covering the gargantuan anti-cuts march and other exciting feeder action.
Presented by Will Luscombe. Studio engineer : Tim Abbott. Executive Producer: Richard Thomas.
Featuring exclusive audio from Howard Jacques inside the UK Uncut occupation of Fortnum + Mason on Piccadilly
Also featuring Technical Difficulties with Helly Copeland, sounds from Day X.
Monstrous perversions of the laws of political geometry – throughout the day of protest on March 26th Resonance FM broadcast live reportage from the streets of London covering the gargantuan anti-cuts march and other exciting feeder action.
Presented by Will Luscombe. Studio engineer : Tim Abbott. Executive Producer: Richard Thomas.
Featuring Martina Mullaney, Graham Thompson of Plane Stupid and Steve Parry
Monstrous perversions of the laws of political geometry – throughout the day of protest on March 26th Resonance FM broadcast live reportage from the streets of London covering the gargantuan anti-cuts march and other exciting feeder action.
Presented by Will Luscombe. Studio engineer : Tim Abbott. Executive Producer: Richard Thomas.
Beginning with a montage of sirens, Day X highlights and a carriage clock played out of speakers at the march.
Featuring JJ from the Laboratory of Insurrectionary Imagination, Richard Thomas, Martina Mullaney and Chickpea from Dissident Island for X26 Radio.
Monstrous perversions of the laws of political geometry – throughout the day of protest on March 26th Resonance FM broadcast live reportage from the streets of London covering the gargantuan anti-cuts march and other exciting feeder action.
Presented by Will Luscombe. Studio engineer : Tim Abbott. Executive Producer: Richard Thomas.
Featuring Vincent Luttmann, Danni Pavod of UK Uncut and Richard Thomas
Originally broadcast on Resonance 104.4fm on Jan 29 2011 this is the first half of the Saturday evening show Free Lab Radio, one hour of dance and audio intrigue with host Fari B
Free Lab Radio – Happy Face – Jan 29 2011 by Fari
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Monstrous perversions of the laws of political geometry – throughout the day of protest on March 26th Resonance FM broadcast live reportage from the streets of London covering the gargantuan anti-cuts march and other exciting feeder action.
Presented by Will Luscombe. Studio engineer : Tim Abbott. Executive Producer: Richard Thomas
Dr Shirin Ebadi, the First Iranian woman, indeed Middle Eastern woman, to win the Nobel Peace Prize in 2003, spoke at SOAS on 2 February 2011 on ‘The Role of Women in Promoting Peace in the Middle East’.
Here she discusses the women’s movement in Iran and the difficulties she herself has faced in standing up for human rights in Iran.
This was originally broadcast on Six Pillars to Persia as part of a longer show, on Resonance 104.4fm.
Thanks to Marina Khatibi and Tom the engineer.
