Friday March 18th 2011 - Today's show starts with the Smash the State Report, before reviewing warnings from the Anishinabe Kweag and several Mohawk communities against the planned shipments of decommissioned nuclear steam generators through the Great Lakes. We also look into resistance to the Keystone XL oil pipeline and other tar sands related news, and talk about resistance to canadian mining companies.

Vandana Shiva is blocked from entering canada as 2000 Indian women are arrested on IWD. We introduce Gary McHlae's assault on Six Nations solidarity activist Tom Keefer at McHale's "truth and reconciliation rally" and introduce Luke Stewart's review of Christie Bltachford's "Helpless" and recent anti-native events in Caledonia.

We also read a review of David Harvey's latest book, warn folks about white supremacist organizing in london and talk about No One is Illegal's recent action against Jason Kenney in Vancouver.

We end with a review of International Day Against Police Brutality, including Toronto and Montreal events, and mark a bunch of upcoming events including the Speak Up Speak Out conference at WLU faculty of social work on March 19th.

http://www.peaceculture.org/drupal/radio/aw@lradio-2011-03-18.mp3

Friday February 4th 2011 - Host @dankellar delivers an #Egypt update including lots of self-organization (voices from freedom square) and we hear from Alex's press conference. I get into updates on destructive sprawl in Ottawa and Kitchener, the arming and militarization of the police, and keeping 88.1 CKLN - Ryerson Radio on the airwaves after harsh CRTC measures.

http://www.peaceculture.org/drupal/radio/aw@lradio-2011-02-04.mp3

you can catch the promised Marrichiwue discussion panel here:

July 23rd 2010 - Ongoing and growing solidarity for political prisoners of the G20. We also read some doom and gloom from britain, and discuss the racist chuck strahl and jason kenny, along with actions that target their racist and repressive policies and lives. OCAP, NOII, and Barriere Lake actions also discussed.

http://www.peaceculture.org/drupal/radio/aw@lradio-july23rd.mp3

CALL OUT: JUSTICE FOR OUR COMMUNITY AGAINST G20 REPRESSION

WHEN: WEDNESDAY 7 JULY 2010

WHERE: WATERLOO TOWN SQUARE and various locations

TIME: 4PM-6PM

There is a tremendous community bursting in Kitchener-Waterloo that believes another world is possible.

On Wednesday July 7, 2010 citizens from K-W who had their rights violated in Toronto at the G20 are organising a rally and a march to speak out against police repression, violence, and the violations of civil liberties. We will be starting at Waterloo Town Square and marching to various locations in uptown Waterloo. This will be a family friendly march with music, poetry, food, speeches and balloons.

The G20 in Toronto saw the largest mass arrest in Canadian history and fundamental violations of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. From 21-27 June citizens organising around the G20 in Toronto were harassed, illegally searched and had their property illegally seized, women were sexually assaulted, the police used excessive force, and thousands witnessed the horrendous conditions in the makeshift Film Studio detention camp for protestors.

Know Your Rights

April 29, 2010

Attorney Davin Charney says there is a "systemic problem of illegal detentions, arrests and searches of people who refuse to identify themselves to police."

Waterloo Regional Police are once again facing a civil suit for wrongdoing. On August 2, 2009 two members of the Waterloo Regional Police arrested Davin Charney and Mark Corbiere for failing to identify themselves as they walked out of the Kitchener Farmers Market. The two have filed a claim in the Kitchener Small Claims Court.

-January 15th, 2009. Alex and Dan discuss Oscar Grant, The Uprising in Greece and a lengthy analysis and update of the Gaza tragedy. They close with an update on the 2010 Olympics.
http://www.peaceculture.org/drupal/radio/aw@lhour-january14-2009.mp3

-December 18, solidarity with the uprising in Greece. we read communiques from the streets of Athens, and talk about the International Day of Action against State Murder (Dec 20) and Police murders in Canada.
http://www.peaceculture.org/drupal/radio/aw@lhour-december18-2008.wav