Thursday night's Something's Happening at Midnight program guide, 30 Nov
Hi everyone,
Hope you are well.
Good news: I am providing a downloadable link for each hour of the program so you can listen to it at your convenience.
I am dedicating time to explore the possibilities of peace in Palestine by bringing to you analyses of experts on Palestine-Israel, Middle East region, and the American Empire. We must demand immediate ceasefire now, release all political prisoners and hostages, or recognition and implementation of the 1967 UN 242 resolution; OR implement a One-state solution.
The bombing of Gaza, Palestine, has turned the “open air prison” city into stone age rubble according to reports; the truce has been extended for another day as more prisoners and hostages are being exchanged. As of Wednesday, 29 Nov, The latest figures on Gaza from the Swiss-based Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor are: the death toll has exceeded 20,030, includes more than 8,176 children, more than 4,112 women; civilian death is 18,460 and 1,730,000, out of 2.2M, people have been displaced. Also more than 7,000 people, 4700 of them are children and women, are still missing and believed to be under rubble or their fate is unknown. More than 50,000 residential buildings in the Gaza Strip have been bombed to the smattering and have damaged another 250,000.
The sale of KPFK's building has not been finalized yet; however, the station will conduct two different days of parking lot sales of its "surplus" books, CDs, DVDs, and other fund drive premiums on 16th December--17th is uncertain for now. I will provide updates later with more information.
Here is the lineup of shows for tonight’s program, Thursday, 30 Nov
Hour 1) A talk by professor Rashid Khalidi the topic of “The Latest Phase of the Hundred Years’ War on Palestine”. Professor Khalidi is Palestinian-American historian of the Middle East and he is the Edward Said professor of Modern Arab studies at Columbia university. He has written many books including one of the same title as this talk. This talk was given on 12 Oct 2023.
Link: https://youtu.be/f5_Rhpl5p3Y
Download show:
H1: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/rb21x44kmkss6tw6wfyhb/1H-RK-SHM-23-1130.mp3?rlkey=fau17u1o9e8zfkp0pbe84dml7&dl=0
Hour 2) A talk by Alan Watts on the topic of “Our Place in the Universe”.
Link: https://youtu.be/AZpcTKzKoTY?list=PLqGJSfj5N-pKxwOFjYC6bxQhTEWegGDdZ
Download link:
H2: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/unb4oss66lbvqrtojpnf4/2H-AW-SHM-23-1130.mp3?rlkey=x7tvs38bh5hflq4zs1nhnu4tn&dl=0
Hour 3) Caroline Casey, Visionary Activist of Coyote network news, who will give a talk on the topic of “Redemptive Thanksgiving of Spiraling Blessing” from 23 Nov.
Link: https://coyotenetworknews.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/20231123-Thanksgiving-Blessings-with-CWC.mp3
Or visit: coyotenetworknews.com
Download show:
H3: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/fl144jpxeavsfqkbg0h77/3H-CC-SHM-23-1130.mp3?rlkey=h8dkv7doafqspspef2tgxiwkh&dl=0
UN Security Council Resolutions on resolution 242
Link: http://unscr.com/en/resolutions/242
That's our show for tonight.
Buzz
Wednesday night's SHM program guide, 3 July Hi everyone, Hour 1) Dave Emory, For The Record (FTR) 1267,interview with Jim DiEugenio on the topic of “JFK revisited?” part 6. Dave Emory produces a weekly FTR program, which has been broadcast for more than 40 years, examining the interconnecting historical processes, people, and institutions which shape the complex geopolitical landscape, and exploring the roots and movement of fascism at home and abroad. Dave Emory’s website is spitfirelist.com where you can find all his work. Link: https://emory.kfjc.org/archive/ftr/1200_1299/f-1267.mp3 Hour 2) The Ralph Nader Radio Hour (RNRH). Ralph Nader is in conversation with Delinda Hanley, Editor and Executive Director of Washington Report on Middle East Affairs, and then Lawrence Wilkerson, former Chief of Staff to Colin Powell, on the topic of “An Understaker in Gaza'' from 29 June. Link: https://www.ralphnaderradiohour.com/p/an-undertaker-in-gaza Or go to RNRH.com and Ralph N...
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