Kneeling Bull Magic

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My apology to M. Vincent, my H.S. French teacher, but perhaps I'd know more French if class was as interesting as this mix. C'est la vie!

Brush up on your Spanish and Portuguese or just enjoy

"Let me make it clear that when I say "admire the United States," the United States is not the government. There is very little in the government that I admire - certainly not in the present, and certainly not in recent years - but there is much that I admire in the United States, and what I admire is the spirit of independence and thought, which has allowed so many Americans to protest against policies they disagreed with. What I admire most in the United States is the spirit of those people who have protested against the war in Iraq, those black people in the South who demonstrated and protested and risked so much to do away with racial segregation. That is what is most admirable about this country. Working people who have been trying in every possible way against great odds to improve conditions in thier lives...that is part of the noble tradition in America of working people getting together and doing what the government will not do for them, trying to create a modicum of economic justice."

- Howard Zinn

Here's a little R&B fix for your habit - ENJOY!

I apologize in advance and promise next week's podcast will be better. OK?

Just some good tunes about enjoying the life we're living - HAPPY FATHER'S DAY y'all!

Taking a break from the "Turn Left or Get Shot" and taking a podcasting break next week to head back East. I'll be visiting the folks who make up the majority of my audience, can't wait to see y'all! Til my my next podcast, here's a little hope.

Race has been an issue in the United States since the birth of this country. If you think these issues have been addressed, think about this - the hurricane plan in New Orleans was to tell people to evacuate, um - many folks down there got no cars (I know, I lived down there for about six years - before the flood). How do you tell someone to evacuate when they've no mobility? I mean, duh!Unfortunately, I think race issues have many years to go before we have true equality. This mix deals mainly with black/white issues - not to leave out any other ethnic groups that have been abused by our goverment but ya gotta start somewhere.

A buddy of mine checked out my podcast recently and, knowing me, e-mailed me this message :"What? No Prince!?!?"
So, here's a little mix dedicated to Prince Rogers Nelson - fellow Gemini who'll be celebrating a birthday soon. Shout out to MINNEAPOLIS, thanks for checking out the tunes!

Part 1 of a series of mixes based around protest music I've collected. This particular mix deals mainly with gun control issues. While I'm not as strong a pacifist that my youngest brother is, I definitely believe that producing and making profits from guns designed to kill large numbers of human beings is as wrong as pulling the trigger yourself. My folks live near VA Tech and, when I visited shortly after a deranged individual killed and injured a lot of folks with these types of weapons, there was plenty of news coverage relating to the incident. Not once did I see or read any report that pointed out that if this person had not been able to purchase these types of weapons in our country this incident would not have occurred. Thanks to the 2nd Amendment to our Constitution - and how the NRA(big business) interprets this amendment - these tragedies have the right to happen over and over again. Watch "Bowling for Columbine" and check out michaelmoore.com before giving me a hard time. Thanks and PEACE - Glenn