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This week you'll hear our chat with the author of Countering Dispossession: Reclaiming Land: A Social Movement Ethnography, the political ecologist David E Gilbert (not to be confused with the former Weather Underground prisoner in the US). For this episode, David and I speak about the book, the small community in south Sumatra, Indonesia known as Casiavera, the legacy of colonial land grabs, the people who live there and the agro-ecology of the rainforest at the base of the Arin volcano. You can find more of David's work at https://DavidEGilbert.Com Links: The Black Snake: Standing Rock, the Dakota Access Pipeline, and Environmental Justice by Katherine Wiltenburg Todrys Via Campesina: https://viacampesina.org/ Landless Workers Movement (MST): https://mst.org.br/ Sarakhat Patani Indonesia (SPI): https://spi.or.id/ Mentions of Tan Malaka in the Southeast Asian Anarchist Library (https://sea.theanarchistlibrary.org/search?query=tan+malaka ) or writings on Marxists.Org (https://www.marxists.org/archive/malaka/ ) Feed'em Freedom Foundation (Detroit): https://feedemfreedom.org/ Our interviews on the ZAD: https://thefinalstrawradio.noblogs.org/?s=zad Grassroots Indonesian Eco-movement Wahli: https://www.walhi.or.id/ Announcement May Day Happy upcoming May Day, comrades known and unknown! I hope that wherever you are and whatever you do, you're surrounded by siblings in love and struggle, you can take pleasure in the beauty of the world around you, take strength from our predecessors who share our vision of a life unencumbered by state / capital & the other anchors foisted upon our shoulders, and with the energy to create a path towards our desires Ángel Espinosa Villegas We had an interview scheduled with Ángel Espinosa Villegas, a trans masc butch dyke, formerly a 2020 uprising prisoner who was transferred to ICE detention for deportation, however the screws seem to have decided to escalate the deportation to Chile rather than let hir continue to speak to the media. Keep an eye out for upcoming interviews with Ángel, and consider checking out hir GoFundMe. At the end of this post there are some statements from Angel... Supporting The Show Hey listeners… we've had a string of early releases with more on the way coming out through our patreon for supporters at $3 or more a month, alongside other thank-you gifts. If you can kick in and help, the funds go to our online hosting, and creation of promotional materials like shirts and stickers, but MOSTLY to funding our transcription efforts. We hate to ask for money, but if you have the capacity to kick us a few bucks a month, either through the patreon or via venmo, paypal or librepay or by buying some merch from us (we have a few 3x, 4x & 5x sized tshirts in kelly green coming soon), we'd very much appreciate the support. We're hoping to make a big sticker order in the near future. If you need another motivator, the 15th anniversary of The Final Straw Radio is coming up on May 9th, 2025 and we are not above accepting birthday presents. That's 15 years of weekly audio (albeit at the beginning it was more music than talk), including 8 of which 7 of which aren't in our podcast stream (you can find some early show examples in this link _by skipping to the last page of posts on our blog). Other ways to support us include rating and reviewing us on google, apple, amazon and the other podcasting platforms, printing out and mailing our interviews into prisoners, using our audio or text as the basis for a discussion of an ongoing movement, contacting your local radio station to get us on the airwaves, and talking about us to others in person or on social media. Alright, capping this shameless plug! Angel statements: These are press statements and direct quotes that Ángel Espinosa-Villegas has provided from inside Prairieland Detention Center in Alvarado, TX, where she was held from April 1 to April 25, 2025. Ángel is currently in transfer to an undisclosed location, but has not been able to contact loved ones yet. These messages were received by loved ones on the outside throughout the past 3 weeks and she has given explicit permission to publicize these statements. “We dance a lot, draw our hopes and homes on the walls of this place any way we can. We tell stories of home, hold each other past language barriers because we all know all too well what it's like to be torn away from our families, hold onto hope, only for it to be crushed cruelly by these heartless fascist traitors. To remain utterly powerless at the mercy of the abusers of gluttonous power. People are quite literally dragged out, hogtied, by these pirates that speak of protecting democracy yet dehumanize and humiliate us without so much as a look in our eyes before ripping us apart from our newfound friends, and, more distantly, our families we have here. They rob us of the little money we have and have no paths of recovery. They tell us clean water is a privilege and not a right. That speaking to our families is a privilege. That seeing the sun is a privilege. That if we get too loud of this constant mistreatment, then we should get ready to eat mace.” “Most people here don't have the means to speak out against these human rights' violations we face every day. But I will take any and every chance to fight, to expose the way they treat us that these human traitors have normalized.” “This was supposed to never happen again. But here it is again. We need everyone demanding our freedom, to expose all the vultures robbing these vulnerable people of everything from money to merely see our families and small children. We're not even allowed to say goodbye, to hug our children goodbye. What madness is this? How is this STILL happening to us, I ask myself when I wake up. Is this country for the free? For those yearning for a safe, happy life? If this country and its people care about freedom and safety, then people should refuse to let this government and administration work a second longer until they free us ALL.” “A lot of women here are fighting their cases because they've been following protocol to obtain legal papers or asylum or were just rounded up randomly from racial profiling. One woman here lost her purse with all her money on a train and went to church to seek help. The church called ICE on her because she couldn't speak English! Another woman here was late to her job and her boss called ICE on her. Few of us have criminal records. Most were just following advice from their lawyers and continuing their appointments with ICE and USCIS to get their visa or temporary protected status or whatever it was they were doing. But because of Trump's administration they're all rounded up by ICE and deported.” “I'm feeling alright, mostly numb since being locked up is so abusive and heart wrenching. Here... It's a rollercoaster. I witness, every single day, cries of agony and anger and despair. I see people hogtied and dragged out. People being yelled at to gather their things and go into the unknown, being threatened with PREA for hugging as we say our goodbyes and well wishes. This place is much worse than prison in many ways. I hear guttural wails and sobs so many times a day. It's like being at a perpetual funeral; laying to rest this person's life, that one's dreams, the other's hope. Knowing they'll be inevitably harmed, kidnapped, sometimes disappeared or even killed when they go and we can do absolutely nothing.” “We're just hostages. Being one for so long now... I'm so hollow on the inside. I haven't dropped any tears the last year and a half. I just can't. Not even when I was sentenced. I don't know how I'll even begin to heal, but I sure as fuck ain't ever gonna stop fighting. My hope and ambition to fight... I've just been refueling his entire time being down.” “Fighting brings me solace. Helping others brings me solace, some meaningfulness, a melting of stone in my petrified heart. I spend most of my time going around and helping people as much as I can; working the tablets, giving phone calls, cooking food, doing little chores and tasks for the older, sick, or disabled ladies.“ With love & solidarity, Free All Dykes . ... . .. Featured Track: Judas Goat by Filastine from Burn It (a benefit for Green Scare defendants)

Into The Basement...with tracks by... Eileen Ivers, Massl, DJ Madscience, Filastine, Everyone Orchestra, Thousand Yard Prayer, Marcel Khalife, San Fracisco Music Club. Paddy In Zululand, by Eileen Ivers. New York, USA. [Rock Paper Scissors] Tu Cafe (RMX), by Massl. Karlsruhe / Mannheim, Germany. [RRR] Everywhere I Go, by DJ Madscience. USA. [IODAPromonet] Skirmish, by Filastine. [...] The post Rewind… PCP#396… Into The Basement… appeared first on Pete Cogle's Podcast Factory.

This week, we checked back in with folks involved in the struggle to block the Mountain Valley Pipeline, a 303 mile so-called natural gas pipeline proposed to bring fracked gas from the Marcellus and Utica shale formations across parts of West Virginia and Virginia with an extension into North Carolina. Since a chat with activists we had in July, there have been nearly weekly actions to block the expansion of the pipeline across waterways and carsed terraine, endangering water tables and ecosystems around central Appalachia. We talk about this proposed project, the damage that's been done and continues to be spread, the increasing belligerence of the men employed in the destruction and the ramping up legal repression facing activists and community members. You can learn more by checking out StopMVP.org or follow the social media accounts AppalachiansAgainstPipelines or POWHR. Support of the movement can also be offered up at Appalachian Legal Support Fund. And you can find out about companies involved in the MVP here. Check out our past interviews about the MVP here. Announcements Vehicle for Chico Mendes Reforestation Project From their GoFundMe: Proyecto de Reforestación Chico Mendes (Chico Mendes Reforestation Project) is a community-run nonprofit based in the Guatemalan highland village of Pachaj. What began as three friends planting trees on the weekends in 1998 has grown into a family of over 3600 local students and more than 1000 international volunteers who have worked with the project since. With each tree planted, soil bag filled, and weed cleared, we are proving that small steps of change today are what shape the future... ... However, Chico Mendes is facing major challenges once again. The recent 30+ days of disruptions stemming from state push-back in recognizing newly-elected President Arévalo has led to the cancellation of two major international, collaborative projects with universities, resulting in 24,000 unplanted trees. With groups unable to come to us, we need to replant all by ourselves. But with less hands available and a mountainous terrain prone to landslides that poses a significant challenge to the replanting process, we are struggling to meet our goals. This is why we are seeking to fundraise for a four-wheel-drive truck to assist the Chico Mendes team in carrying more trees through mountainous terrain to get on track with our replanting mission. This is a labor of love. People are taking lower salaries so that everyone has some to go around and sometimes, work is done out of the goodness of one's heart rather than payment, but we need your help. This vehicle would directly help our community sow the seeds of environmental and Indigenous justice. Check out the GFM link above and if you can throw them some dollars, they'd appreciate it much. . .... . .. Featured Tracks: Halcyon by Filastine from Drapetomania Ghost of a Chance by Danny Dolinger from Rome Wasn't Burnt In A Day

This week on TFSR, you'll hear Watani Tyehimba of the Malcolm X Grassroots Movement and a supporter and comrade of New Afrikan political prisoner Dr Mutulu Shakur speaking about Dr. Shakur's life, activism and the struggle for his release since he's been diagnosed with serious bone cancer. Then, you'll hear portions of the latest episode of Bad News, the monthly podcast from the anarchist and anti-authoritarian radio and podcast network, A-Radio. The segments included are an interview by A-Radio Berlin with an organizer of this July's Weekend Libertaire on the 150th anniversary of the 1872 Anti-authoritarian International of Working People that happened in July in St-Imier, Switzerland. We hope to have an in depth conversation on the split in the International and the early days of the anarchist movement to share in the near future. You'll also hear a shoutout for the International Week of Solidarity with Anarchist Prisoners, August 23-30th. You can hear more from this and other episodes of BAD News at a-radio-network.org or linked in our show notes. Finally, we'll be finishing up this episode with Sean Swain's weekly segment. Enjoy! We hope to be releasing an interview with Tim (aka Sole) and Aaron from the Propaganda By The Seed podcast next week. Patreon supporters can keep an eye out for the release a few days early. Support Update Speaking of Patreon, a big thanks to the folks who've been supporting this project on patreon and to the 10 new supporters this month! It's fantastic and we're almost at our base of sustainability for the zine program. If you want to support for as low as $2 a month, check out Patreon.com/TFSR. And you can find other methods of supporting us through merch purchases or through one time or recurring donations at tfsr.wtf/support. Non monetary ways to support us include reaching out for comment or show suggestions via snail mail or email, rating & reviewing us on google, apple etc, resposting our content on social media, sharing in real life with people. More info on that at tfsr.wtf. Or, the crème del a crème, getting our content on a local radio station so strangers will hear the content of these chats irl. More about that at tfsr.wtf/radio. Thanks so much! . ... . .. Featured Tracks: Flowers and Fire by Blitz from Second Empire Justice Juniper (remix of Y La Bamba) by Filastine from Loot + tracks yet unknown from Bad News (to be posted soon)

What does Russia's invasion of Ukraine mean for Asia? In this relaunch of the Non-Aligned Podcast hear from Bilahari Kausikan, the former head of Singapore's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and a former ambassador to Russia. Topics: How Russia miscalculated and China is in a bind — What the West gets wrong about Russia — Why he rejects IR theorist Mearsheimer's “crude realism” — The paradox of Singapore-China relations — What to expect for China and the Indopacific over the horizon. Theme music thanks to Nova and Filastine. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.indopacifica.com

An emergency podcast on the escalating pandemic crisis in Indonesia. Dr Sana Jaffrey is the new director of the Institute for Policy Analysis of Conflict (IPAC), the organisation founded by Sidney Jones in Jakarta. She is also a non-resident scholar at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace in Washington, DC., for whom she is writing about Indonesia's management of the pandemic. Theme music thanks to Nova and Filastine. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.indopacifica.com

Is Jokowi the most powerful president of Indonesia's post-Suharto era? In this episode we speak to Marcus Mietzner about the political intrigue that may give president Joko Widodo control of one of the last two opposition parties and thus 91% of seats in parliament. Dr Marcus Mietzner is Associate Professor at the Australian National University's College of Asia and the Pacific. He is a prolific author on Indonesian politics and he is working on a long-term project on the power of the Indonesian presidency, and its limits. Theme music thanks to Nova and Filastine. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.indopacifica.com

Launching the Non-Aligned Podcast, hosted by Quinton Temby and Made Supriatma. In this first episode we discuss the recent protests in Indonesia, talk to journalist Jasmine Chia about Thailand's historic Free Youth movement and, inevitably, consider the fate of America on the eve of the 2020 presidential election. (Theme music thanks to Nova and Filastine.) This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.indopacifica.com

United in Song: Filastine + Nova

Grey Filastine checks in with the team from Sprung from aboard the Arka Kinari: a sailboat turned totally sustainable floating stage, preparing to tour around the Indonesian archipelago next summer.

GenerAsian Radio's Last Thursday Edition of the Show as we move into PrimeTime, We looked back at some of our favorite artists we play including KSHMR, NUCLEYA, F1RSTMAN, DJ TWINBEATZ, GITKIN, DJ CLICK, THEIVERY CORPORATION, ZEB, ANTHROPOWORKS, ILL GATES, FILASTINE,RAFTAAR,SOOHAN, MUDRA AND MORE!!!Only on Houstons 90.1 KPFT!!! ANTROPOWORKS-SAUCE PICANTE ZEB-RUDE BOY STYLE SAQI-CHASHM SHAWN LEE'S PING PONG ORCHESTRA-NAO VACILA (FEAT CURUMIN) THIEVERY CORPORATION-DESTROY THE WICKED DJ CLICK FEAT. SANJAY KHAN-SAJAN (SUPERPENDEJOS REMIX) BALLY SAGOO-CHURA LIYA REMIX GITKIN-PLAID SUIT THUNDERBALL-THIS GIRL (AVATAR OF DUB REMIX) BIKRAM SINGH & GUJAN-KAWAN (TIGERSTYLE D&B REMIX) ILL GATES AND FILASTINE-PHARMA SUTRA (JACKY MURDA REMIX) MUDRA-SAKTI (DOV 1 REMIX) PADMA PURANA-TO THE STARS SOOHAN-ANMOOL GAGAN MANN (REMIX) SOOM T-GANGJA LEAF MOGAMBO REMIX-KAMLESH SOLUTION DJ NASHA-MADRAS CHAI ANUSHQA & RISHI RICH-ECTASY RAFTAAR FEAT MANJ MUSIK-SWAG MERA DESI (SU REAL FESTIVAL REMIX) MICKEY SINGH FEAT. NANI (ANJALI)-YARI YEAH DJ TWINBEATZ-MIA (REMIX) F1STMAN FEAT. H DHAMI, MUMZY STRANGER-DANCE PAV & J-STATIK & FATEH 1-FUNK BADSHAH-SHE MOVE IT LIKE PAV DHARIA-NA JA (DJ KAWAL REMIX) BADSHAH & SHAMLESS MANI-TERE NAAL NACHNA (DJ KAWAL REMIX) DJ HANI, BHUDDHA & SIB DUBAI-ENNA SONA (DEEP HOUSE REMIX) PUNJABTRONIX-JUGNI (AFRO HOUSE MIX) KSHMR, MR. BLACK-DOONKA NUCLEYA FEAT. RAFTAAR-MIRZA

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Our boy Alxxx just celebrated another year and we dedicate this mix to him! Join the GenerAsian Crew as we play everything from Bhangra to Bass! Artists like Atropolis,Miredo,David Starfire Soohan,Jomerix, Su-REal, Filastine,Thunderball,Dj Reme Guru Randhawa,Mudra, Dj Hans, Gary Sahdu, Fateh and More! Only on 90.1 KPFT!!! MIDIVAL PUNDTIZ-BAANWREY (ATROPOLIS REMIX ) ANUSHQA FEAT RISHI RICH-ECSTACY MIREDO-RET DAVID STARFIRE-THIS SOUND LOST STORIES-BANDISH PROJECT MR JAMMER-RUDRA CALYPS-THE GIRL FROM SUKHUMVIT KATA-LA CANTINA SOOHAN-1000 NIGHTS JOMERIX-OASIS MUDRA-MATTER SUREAL-TRAPISTAN FILASTINE-HALCYON RESTLESS LEG SYNDROME-BRITNEY SPEARS FVLCRVM HODA - MUSIC FOR INDIAN RESTAURANTS THE MARV-MAHARANI'S GAZE SIN-GANESH RIDDIM THUNDERBALL-12 MILE HIGH INTERNATIONAL VELVET-CHARIOT GULLY & LOWKI-100 RUPEES DAVE STARFIRE-PRIMAL FT SOOHAN VIKAS J-CHOLI KE PECHE REMIX KAMARIYA VS MI GENTE-STREE REMIX DJ RAVISH REMIX SHAMELESS MANI-MI GENTE DJ REME-DILBAR DILBAR DJ VAGGY X DJ HANI-DARU BAND GURU RANDHAWA, DEVANI BANUSHALL-ISHARE TERE AMMY VIRK-PASAND JATT DI JAZ DHAMI-AITVAAR DJ HANS-DOLLAR FT SIDHU MOOSE WALA GARY SADHu-YEAH BABY BASS BOOSTER FATEH X PREET SINGH X ZORA RHANDAWA-THA THA

A veteran de-miner who has witnessed some of the worst damage explosives can inflict on civilians, says he has never seen anything like the situation in Mosul, the last stronghold of the extremist group ISIL in Iraq, which was finally liberated just over a year ago. Paul Heslop of the UN Mine Action Service (UNMAS) said that, although teams have cleared nearly 30,000 grenades, artillery shells, aircraft bombs, and other deadly devices, “we're just starting to scratch the surface”. Mr. Heslop has worked in mine clearance for more than two decades and even took the late Princess Diana into Angola's mine fields, back in 1997. In this episode of our podcast, The Lid is On, he tells Dianne Penn how removing mines and bombs literally clears the path for peace and development. Music credit: Judas Goat (Featuring Hicham Enouiti), by Filastine.

Our Way(s) of Life ft. Heebz the Earthchild This week on the show, we’re talking about Our Way(s) of Life with Travis Hebert, also known as Heebz the Earthchild, who is one half of Indigenous hip-hop group Mob Bounce. We wanted to talk about what culture means to Travis, so we caught up with him in July 2017 at UBC Studios on Unceded Musqueam Territory in Vancouver, BC. We wanted to explore the harmful impacts colonialism has and continues to have on Indigenous men, and to hear about what we can do with our cultures to call our brothers to pursue healthy ways of living. We talk about Mob Bounce’s use of culture and the role that music and art play in advancing healing for the people. We discuss our ability to heal by freeing ourselves from the traps and pitfalls of colonial thinking, and then Travis drops an *exclusive* freestyle in the studio for us, expanding on his own personal teachings and the lessons which have inspired him to create the music he and Craig Edes, also known as The Northwest Kid, continue to perform across Canada. Mob Bounce is a Hip Hop duo that formed in the later half of 2010 with the release of their, “Mixed Blood Mixtape.” Before the mixtape release, Travis Adrian Hebert and Craig Frank Edes had been writing & recording music since 2004. Craig is Gitxsan and Travis is Cree/Metis. The two Aboriginal artists have exceptional experience in playing guitar and drums, and have blended their musicianship with elements of Electronic Dance Music (E.D.M.), and Hip Hop production; they incorporate aspects of a Cultural identity with an Artistic identity by experimenting with free toning(Chanting), and a Cultural soundscape influenced by sounds of Nature. Since the release of “Mix Blood Mixtape”, Mob Bounce has focused heavily on creating social and environmental awareness through the arts. They have done their share of anti-pipeline events and a series of shows at Vancouver Indigenous Media Arts Festival that is organized through W2 Media Arts Society in Vancouver, British Columbia. Mob Bounce spent the summer of 2014 performing at various Music Festivals and events including Aboriginal Music Week in Winnipeg, MB. Combined, they have shared the stage with; A Tribe Called Red, DJ Itchy Ron of Sweatshop Union, Git Hayetsk: “People of the Copper Shield”, We Are The City, The Born Ruffians, Filastine, Cris Derkson, Swollen Members, Leonard Sumner, Tall Paul, and other established artists. Mob Bounce’s lyrical content is based on culture, spirituality, sustainable living, healing, Mother Earth and awakening a warrior spirit, since it is a warrior who sacrifices themselves for the better of others. To listen to more of Mob Bounce’s music, you can check out their Soundcloud page at the link below: https://soundcloud.com/mob-bounce

Emission du 22 août 2017 Voici donc le podcast de l'émission de mardi dernier qui récapitule la première partie de saison passée avec les quatres artistes Al Tarba, Filastine, Tambour Battant et Igorrr ainsi que quelques surprises pour agrémenter et un petit teasing de ce qui vous attend à la rentrée, téléchargez, écoutez, commentez et partagez les copains, boujoux!Track List: M2BS3E5 - Mix récapNum.ArtistTitleReleaseTime1Dizzee RascalBassline JunkieThe Fifth03:232Al TarbaDo It Pt.1 (Disturb Remix)Lullabies For Insomniacs (Bonus Track Version)01:583AltarbaOn The Prowl feat Stevie RaybanLa Nuit Se Leve03:324Cellule XTrepaliumX pression04:175IgorrrViandeSavage Sinusoid01:566AltarbaLa Nuit Se Leve feat VirusLa Nuit Se Leve03:327Big RedScrewmouraiVapor04:268GREMSGREMS - Coucou (Prod. The Imposture)Chateau Bruyant Records02:149Tambour BattantSurf the Wave feat. Jahdan Blakkamoore, Delie Red X, D2 Tha Future (Original Mix)Dance All Night04:5010Big RedBig Red - Freestyle Juin 2016Vapor extended03:1311AltarbaNow More FightingLa Nuit Se Leve04:2212FilastineCleanerDrapetomania03:3513Tambour BattantWasted (Original Mix)Dance All Night03:3214FilastineBlockchainzDrapetomania03:3015FilastineColony Collapse (with Nova)Loot05:0016FilastineChatarrerosDrapetomania04:2417Habstrakt Ft Tambour BattantSarcasm (Free DL)ClipConverter.cc04:4218Tambour BattantSamba do Beaver BeachChip Jockey 1002:0419Niveau ZeroPass the Dice (Tambour Battant Remix)Underground Flavor EP03:2220IgorrrHoumousSavage Sinusoid03:3221 ill.Gates & Filastine - Pharma Sutra 03:2422IgorrrExcessive FuneralNostril03:3023Al'TarbaDusty SignalLet The Ghosts Sing03:2424Igorrr/RotatorMelting Nails (Rotator Redux)Poisson Soluble04:16 Revenez à la page Emission

Emission du 22 août 2017 Voici donc le podcast de l'émission de mardi dernier qui récapitule la première partie de saison passée avec les quatres artistes Al Tarba, Filastine, Tambour Battant et Igorrr ainsi que quelques surprises pour agrémenter et un petit teasing de ce qui vous attend à la rentrée, téléchargez, écoutez, commentez et partagez les copains, boujoux!Track List: M2BS3E5 - Mix récapNum.ArtistTitleReleaseTime1Dizzee RascalBassline JunkieThe Fifth03:232Al TarbaDo It Pt.1 (Disturb Remix)Lullabies For Insomniacs (Bonus Track Version)01:583AltarbaOn The Prowl feat Stevie RaybanLa Nuit Se Leve03:324Cellule XTrepaliumX pression04:175IgorrrViandeSavage Sinusoid01:566AltarbaLa Nuit Se Leve feat VirusLa Nuit Se Leve03:327Big RedScrewmouraiVapor04:268GREMSGREMS - Coucou (Prod. The Imposture)Chateau Bruyant Records02:149Tambour BattantSurf the Wave feat. Jahdan Blakkamoore, Delie Red X, D2 Tha Future (Original Mix)Dance All Night04:5010Big RedBig Red - Freestyle Juin 2016Vapor extended03:1311AltarbaNow More FightingLa Nuit Se Leve04:2212FilastineCleanerDrapetomania03:3513Tambour BattantWasted (Original Mix)Dance All Night03:3214FilastineBlockchainzDrapetomania03:3015FilastineColony Collapse (with Nova)Loot05:0016FilastineChatarrerosDrapetomania04:2417Habstrakt Ft Tambour BattantSarcasm (Free DL)ClipConverter.cc04:4218Tambour BattantSamba do Beaver BeachChip Jockey 1002:0419Niveau ZeroPass the Dice (Tambour Battant Remix)Underground Flavor EP03:2220IgorrrHoumousSavage Sinusoid03:3221 ill.Gates & Filastine - Pharma Sutra 03:2422IgorrrExcessive FuneralNostril03:3023Al'TarbaDusty SignalLet The Ghosts Sing03:2424Igorrr/RotatorMelting Nails (Rotator Redux)Poisson Soluble04:16 Revenez à la page Emission

Take a vacation through mp3 player.  Here is a collection of music from exciting and exotic places around the world.  Perfect for late night listening.   1.  'Vitam Vas' by Mythematica.  From "Mythematica" 2.  'vOX  (feat. The Virginia Sil'hooettes)' by The Shanghai Restoration Project.  From "Zodiac" 3.  'Night Life in Shanghai  (Shanghai Restoration Project Remix)' by the Shanghai Restoration Project.  From "Explore the Music of China" 4.  'Sala' by Abigail Washburn & The Shanghai Restoration Project.  From "Afterquake" 5.  'Palmares  (feat. Dorothy Lemoult)' by Filastine.  From "Burn It" 6.  'Tamanquero' by Axial.  From "The Rough Guide to Brazilian Lounge" 7.  'De Janeiro a Janeiro' by Graca Cunha.  From "On the Turning" All Tracks are from IODA Promonet.

Focus sur Filastine & Nova et leur Album "DrapeToMania" sorti en avril 2017Duo multimedia de world bass musique, vidéo chant, danse et chorégraphie.Track List: M2BS3e2Track List: Passé-M2BS3e2Num.TitleArtistReleaseTime1-GénBassline JunkieDizzee RascalThe Fifth03:232Filastine in 120 Seconds -Huacal - Tremor01:553MinerFilastineDrapetomania04:044AutologyFilastineBurn It03:345Quémalo YaFilastineBurn It03:196BlungFilastineDirty Bomb03:207Con Las Manos En La Masa (Feat. Malena D'alessio)FilastineDirty Bomb02:478Hungry Chosts (Feat. Wire Mc & Ecd)FilastineDirty Bomb03:339DesordenadorFilastineDirty Bomb03:1510Strategy Of TensionFilastineDirty Bomb03:4411Circulate False NotesFilastineLoot03:4712Colony Collapse (with Nova)FilastineLoot05:0013Lost Records (with ECD)FilastineLoot03:2514SkirmishFilastineLoot03:5715MurkaFilastineAphasia04:3816BlockchainzFilastineDrapetomania03:3017HalcyonFilastineDrapetomania04:0518CleanerFilastineDrapetomania03:3519MatamataFilastineDrapetomania04:1920ChatarrerosFilastineDrapetomania04:2421Infernal Noise Brigade - Nagarawallah07:5922EraseBeats AntiqueCollide04:0923DJ -rupture - Reef- Baby Kites and Nokea02:0424Juniper (remix of Y La Bamba)FilastineLoot04:1425Jesu Song (feat. John La Monica)Pavel DovgalBedouin04:2926The Bug - Catch a Fire (Official Video)03:4627No Step (Unknown remix)Filastine04:2728Ill Gates + Filastine - Waiting for Initiation05:5029Opium Den (Jahcoozi Remixes Desordenador)Filastine03:5530Schlachthofbronx "Ayoba" feat. Spoek + Gnucci BananaMANRECORDINGS02:2931No Lock No Key feat. DJ Collage (Electromeca Remix)04:0732ill.Gates & Filastine - Pharma Sutra03:2433Crescent Occupation (Sonar Calibrado)FilastineBurn It05:1334Skirmish (Niveau Zero remix)04:1035Wahqam sabaHigh ToneEkphron03:1736Mash Up International - Don't Tell Me To Calm Down!MashUpInternational03:2737Bassnectar & ill.Gates - Expanded05:39 Plus d'infos sur : https://filastine.bandcamp.com/album/drapetomaniaMettez un petit billet faites comme votre hôte!http://www.filastine.comhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UC10igRPbOSutEl4z0IpBOhw Revenez à la page Emission

For some, it's the new religion. For others, it's the end of the world as we know it. But regardless of where you stand, it's the fast approaching curve we're all about to encounter. And make no mistake... it is coming. Much like the Industrial Revolution, the Technological Singularity will transform the fabric of modern society and the human experience in ways that we can't fully comprehend. Tune in to this episode to learn more about the brave new world that's closer than any of us realize... in fact, it's already at the door.    For more information like us on Facebook and join our group discussion page @EschatonPodcast: https://www.facebook.com/EschatonPodcast/   Subscribe on iTunes to receive new content as soon as it becomes available: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/eschaton/id1227067114?mt=2   Music: "Judas Goat" by Filastine via freemusicarchive.com       

In part two of Colder War we dive into the mysteries surrounding thermonuclear technology and the devastating implications of a modern conflict. We also examine whether or not ancient authors had anything to say about modern weaponry and its destructive capabilities. Is it possible that our ancestors from millenia gone by had their own up close and personal encounter with the explosive power of atomic weapons? All that and more on this episode of Eschaton.    Please subscribe and rate us on iTunes! Coming Soon: Like us on Facebook and join our community page.    Music: "Judas Goat", by Filastine via freemusicarchive.com  

In this episode we will examine the theological writings and predictions of Sir Isaac Newton... yes, that Isaac Newton! While he is best known as one of the world's foremost scientists and the man who established the Law of Universal Gravitation, Newton was also a spiritualist and religous thinker who wrote thousands of pages on subjects like alchemy and biblical prophecy. Today we will discuss a specific prediction that has been credited to Sir Isaac Newton and has grown in popularity in recent years. This is the claim that the world will end in the year 2060. What is so significant about this year and why did Newton write about it? Tune in to this episode of Eschaton to find out!   Recommended Reading: "Observations Upon the Prophecies of Daniel: and the Apocalypse of St. John (End of Days)", by Sir Isaac Newton.   Music: "Judas Goat" by Filastine (via http://freemusicarchive.com)    

In this episode, we examine a popular contemporary teaching within mainline evangelical Christian churches: the idea that a Jewish temple needs to be built in the Holy Land as a prerequisite to the second coming of Jesus Christ. In fact, some teachers of End Times would go so far as to say that the biblical prophecies about the return of the Messiah CANNOT be fulfilled until a physical temple is erected in Jerusalem once again. We will look at what the Hebrew bible has to say about this subject and whether or not there are any clues in the Christian New Testament to help us properly understand and interpret this claim.   Music: “Judas Goat”, by Filastine via http://freemusicarchive.com   Please subscribe in iTunes and give us a 5 star rating if you enjoy our content!

In this episode, we introduce you to some pretty frickin’ impressive specimens. These are no mere mortals! They’ve been called heroes, mighty men of renown, even gods. But who were they really and where did their legends begin?   Outline: From Thrace to Scandinavia - legends only grow  Tror, the mighty man Odin and his journey North Myth built on historical fact The Age of Heroes Demi-gods Parallel pantheons - from the Sumerians to the Greeks End of the Age of Heroes The Trojan War How Patroclus fought and died Blood of the gods Echoes of the Ancient Past Red-headed giants of the West? Burial mounds of North America Giant stone structures (e.g. Stone Henge, Great Pyramid) Giants in the Bible Elohim - Meet the Sons of God Rephaim - The dreadful ones   Music: “Judas Goat”, by Filastine via http://freemusicarchive.com Please subscribe in iTunes and give us a 5 star rating if you enjoy our content!

Live DJ set from Gotta Catch 'em All hosted by Webbwerx, Monsters INC., and Deep C. Featuring KiloWatts, Aligning Minds, Kaminanda, Jon Cates, MFYolopotato, Boards of Canada, Filastine, Matmos, Auma and Desiseq, and many others. Unfortunately the last hour of the set did not get recorded, however a good portion of it did. :) Thanks for listening! Feedback welcome. http://greimusic.com

Live DJ set from Gotta Catch 'em All hosted by Webbwerx, Monsters INC., and Deep C. Featuring KiloWatts, Aligning Minds, Kaminanda, Jon Cates, MFYolopotato, Boards of Canada, Filastine, Matmos, Auma and Desiseq, and many others. Unfortunately the last hour of the set did not get recorded, however a good portion of it did. :) Thanks for listening! Feedback welcome. http://greimusic.com

Performed at a warehouse south of downtown Seattle, opening for Filastine under a full moon. From death to rebirth, solidarity with all who resist.

Mundofonías #7 Mar 2016 - Favoritos de marzo, encuentros y viajes. - March Favourites, encounters and travels. Empezamos con los tres discos favoritos del mes, a cargo de Katarina Tsiridou, La Banda Morisca y el volumen de Ocora-Radio France dedicado a los cantos de las mujeres pigmeas de la Sangha en Congo. Continuamos con encuentros nórdico-flamencos, turco-senegaleses o belga-magrebíes; escuchamos la nueva videocanción de Filastine y nos vamos también a Polonia y al lago Baikal. We begon with the three favourite albums of the month, from Katarina Tsiridou, La Banda Morisca and Ocora-Radio France' release dedicated to the Pygmy women of Sangha in Congo. We continue with Nordic-flamenco, Turkish-Senegalese and Belgian-North African encounters, we listen to the new Filastine's videosong and we also travel to Poland and the Baikal Lake. [Artistas populares / Popular artists] - Bolobé (aka-mbenzélé) (V.A. Congo: Femmes Pygmées de la Sangha) [favorito / favorite Mundofonías] Katerina Tsiridou - Bidagiala (Aman Katerina - A Tribute to Panayiotis Toundas) [favorito / favorite Mundofonías] La Banda Morisca - Rumaiquiya y Mutamid (Algarabya) [favorito / favorite Mundofonías] Josemi Carmona & Javier Colina - Tía Marina Habichuela (De cerca) Robert "Robi" Svärd - La chispa (bulerías) (Pa'ki pa'ka) Menil - Gipsy unity (Menil) Constantinople et Ablaye Cissoko - A l'écoute du Moro (Jardins migrateurs) MW'Soul - Sejidatun [avance / preview] Filastine - The miner [avance / preview] Shono - Galtay uul (Hunters) Maciej Rychly, Elisabeth Seitz, Mateusz Rych?y - Doyna vallacha (Uwolnione D?wi?ki / Released sounds) Radio Círculo (Madrid, ES) Radio Universidad de Guanajuato (MX) Multicult.fm (DE) 88vier (Berlin/Potsdam, DE) Radio UNAM (México DF, MX) UABC Radio (Baja California, MX) Ràdio País (Gasconha, FR) RCFM - Radio Crónica Folk Musical (ES) Rádio Filispim (Galiza, ES) Groovalización Radio (FR) Ràdio Klara (València, ES) Radio Universidad de Atacama (CL) Radio Artigas (UY) Radio París-LaPaz (BO) TTRadio (ES) Radio Universidad de Puerto Rico (PR) Radio Kolor (Cuenca, ES) Radio Universidad Autónoma del Yucatán (MX) Radio Filarmonía (Lima, PE) Radio Aukan (CL) Radio Inter S'cool (GP) Radio Educación del Mayab (MX) Rádio Zero (PT) Radio Universidad de Concepción (CL) Radio Universidad de Salamanca (ES) Onda Polígono (Toledo, ES) WLCH Radio Centro (Pennsylvania, US) Radio Isora (Canarias, ES) Radio Sonora Internacional (CO) Radio Fuga (Madrid, ES) Radio Camino (ES) La Voz de Guamote (EC) Mundofonías Radio (ES) OK Radio (VE) Almargen Radio (Andalucía, ES) Unicauca Estéreo (CO) FM Folklórica del Paraná (AR) Hamburger Lokalradio (DE) Ràdio Aktiva (ES) Radio Taiffa (MX) Onda Campus (ES)

Line Noise is a podcast about electronic music from Philip Sherburne and Ben Cardew. In episode two, we talk to Grey Filastine about DJing in the Calais Jungle and his sonic activism, we discuss the crossover between shoegazing and IDM, we chew over the new mix CD from Moodymann - and mix CDs in general - and we talk about our favourite new music, including tracks from Grammy nominee CFCF, an exclusive from Zora Jones, Cavern Of Anti-Matter and Throwing Shade.

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Show #137 digs deep into a now extinct podsafe music resource for some back catalog selections from Toro Y Moi, Blackalicious, Gregory Porter, Gretchen Parlato, Charlie Hunter, CSC Funk Band, Inverse Cinematics, and lots more. this episode is NOT WORKSAFE.

SPEKTRMODULE 10 Dirt Launchpad 27 minutes and 52 seconds @warrenellis / warrenellis@gmail.com / merch An uninterrupted mix. 1.  logotone 2.  “No Step” -  Filastine   (album: LOOT) 3.  “Turu Ru Ru” - Un Caddie Renversé Dans l'Herbe   (album: Fork Ends) 4.  “Universes All” -  Stag Hare   (album: Liight Being Traveler) 5.  “Teka Teka Šviesi Saulė” -  Etnografinis Ansamblis   (album: Senoji Lietuviu Liaudies Muzika (1971)) 6.  “October” -  David Cain and Ronald Duncan  (album: The Seasons (from the BBC Radio Schools Series 'Drama Workshop')) 7.  “space animals” -  Technicolour Sattva    (EP:  technicolour sattva)    8.  “Wilt” -  Virgin Blood     (album:   Dreamt My Lover)        9.  “Labor Day” -  Foie Gras     (album: HATE)      10.  “Mantric” – Tomorrowland    (album: Sequence of the Negative Space Changes)    11.  “Telstar” - Takako Minekawa   (album: Cloudy Cloud Calculator) 12.  logotone Lack of speech in this edition (again) is due to two long phone conferences and an exceptionally fraught work period (which is why this is also a week later than normal).

DJ, producer and sound-recordist — and curator of the Sambacana Brazilian music archive here on Spannered — Maga Bo seems to be on a lifelong intercontinental cultural exchange programme.   Outras Terras features collaborations with artists from a dizzying array of locations, including Jahdan Blakkamoore (Brooklyn), BNegão (Rio de Janeiro), Ghislain Poirier (Montreal), Filastine (Barcelona), Pacheko (Caracas), Fletcher (Cape Town), Dr. Das (London), Matona (Zanzibar), Abena Koomson (NYC), Teba (Cape Town), Xuman (Dakar) and Speed Freaks (Rio de Janeiro).   Cultural building blocks in the mix range from ragga, hip hop, dub and breakcore through to kuduro, cumbia, crunk, coco and samba. Trip over to Bo's blog for detailed descriptions of all the tracks and some cool cover art.   Tracklisting Coco Raízes de Arcoverde - Ê Boi (Maga Bo Remix) (Unreleased) Sonar Calibrado (Maga Bo and Filastine) - E Daí feat. Speed Freaks (12" Shockout) Filastine - B'tallah (Maga Bo Remix) (12"  Post World Industries - forthcoming) Sonar Calibrado (Filastine and Maga Bo) - Alesh feat. Jawad (12"  Shockout) Maga Bo - Longa Nahawand feat. Mohammed Issa Matona (Soot Records) Sonar Calibrado (Maga Bo and Filastine) - Se Liga feat. Mario Z (12" Shockout) Pitcho - Boucan (Maga Bo Remix of Dr. Das Bhajni Ragga Remix) (Unreleased) X-Pensive Nframa - Aunty Adoley (Maga Bo vs. Sabo Remix) (Akwaaba - forthcoming) Maga Bo - Maga Traz a Lenha feat. Jahdan Blakkamoore (Unreleased) Petrona Martinez - El Critica (Maga Bo Remix) (Unreleased) Maga Bo - Kizomba;  A Festa das Raças feat. BNegão (Unreleased) Fletcher Meets Maga Bo feat. Neon Don - Alleyways (African Dope Records) Maga Bo - Ransom (Pacheko Remix) (Senseless Records - forthcoming) Jahdan Blakkamoore (Produced by Maga Bo) - Earthshaking (Duty Artz/Gold Dust) Maga Bo - Nqayi feat. Teba (Soot Records/African Dope Records) Poirier - Wha La La Leng feat. Face-T (Maga Bo Remix) (Ninja Tune - forthcoming) Maga Bo - La Paix feat. Xuman (Unreleased) Jahdan Blakkamoore (Produced by Maga Bo) - Rise Again feat. Abena Koomson (Dutty Artz/Gold Dust) ^ Read Spannered's 2007 interview with Bo here.

Show #90 is served up "buckwild" style. this one finds Macedonia expounding on cake with Todd Colby, examining strategies to deal with the daily grind (or lack thereof), and what he would be doing if Radio BSOTS didn't exist. featured artists include Melvin Van Peebles, Negativland, Phantogram, Opio, The Hot 8 Brass Band, and others. this episode is NOT WORKSAFE.

  Rare Frequency Podcast 37: Later, Not Quite Yet 1 John Baker, "Farm Management" The John Baker Tapes vol.1: BBC Radiophonics 1963-74 (Trunk) 2 Ibimeni, "Lidan Misineba" Ibimeni: Garifuna Traditional Music from Guatemala (Sub Rosa) CD 2009 3 Filastine, "Desordenador" Dirty Bomb (Soot) CD 2009 4 F.X. Randomiz, "Ranidam (Compilation Version)" A-Musik Compilation (A-Musik) CD 2008 5 Atom TM, "Mittlere Composition No. II" Liedgut (Raster-Noton) CD 2009 6 The Truth About Frank, "4 (Version 11)" 14 Versions of the same EP (Version 11) (Long Division with Remainders) CD 2009 7 Astral Social Club, "Pilgrim Sunburst" Octuplex (VHF) CD 2009 8 Stephan Mathieu, "[untitled]" Wurmloch Variationen (Ritornell) CD 2000 9 Bernard Parmegiani, "Et Apres" L’Oeuvre Musicale (INA-GRM) 12CD 2008 10 Karel Appel, "Untitled 02" Musique Barbare (Creel Pone) CDr 2009 11 Franco Godi, "Linea Cinque Bossa" La Linea - La Musica (Original Soundtrack) (Crippled Dick Hard Wax) CD 2004 12 Forsaken, "Boat Noodles" Boat Noodles / Erstwhile Rhythm (Punch Drunk) 12” 2008

  Rare Frequency Podcast 28: No Foolin’ (opening music: Cecil Leuter, “Pop Electronique No. 11,” Pop Electronique (Pulp Flavor) CD) 1 Mustafa Özkent, "Dolana Dolana" Genclik Ile Elele (Finders Keepers) CD 2006 2 Filastine, "Judas Goat" Burn It (Soot) CD 2007 3 Benga, "The Cut" Diary of an Afro Warrior (Tempa) CD 2008 4 Mariola Brillowska and Felix Kubin, "Catchtanz" H.O.N.D. (A-Musik) CD 2008 5 KTL, "Loud Game" KTL 3 (OR) EP 2008 6 Bokar Rimpoche, "In Tibetan Bowls" Sacred Chants and Tibetan Rituals from the Monastery of Mirik (Sub Rosa) CD 2008 7 Autechre, "Outh9x" Quaristice (Warp) CD 2008 8 Ditterich von Euler Donnersperg, "Untitled" Pelzwurstlieder Siebentes Heft (Walter Ulbricht Schallfolien) 7” 2003 9 Graham Lambkin and Jason Lescalleet, "Listen, the Snow is Falling" The Breadwinner (Erstwhile) CD 2008 10 Ersen, "Gazan Mubarek Olsun Ersen (Finders Keepers) CD (2008)

Otto — Bob (Edu K remix) Cosmonautics — Sambão Maga Bo & Filastine — To Infinity Gus — O Uirapurú Deeper & Pacific — Festa de Berimbau Mugomango — Copa 70

Filastine released his debut LP Burn It on DJ /rupture's Soot Records imprint earlier this year. The album showcases his skill as percussionist and vision as a producer, combining a globe-trotting sensibility with deft programming. Arabic, Brazilian and other traditions meet crunching street beats to create an album that is widely travelled but still rooted in a carefully crafted individual aesthetic. This mix showcases Filastine's live show, which has a rowdy edge not so audible on his studio work. The same striking fragments of recorded sounds heard on the record are combined with dubstep, breakcore, grime, dancehall and loops and acapellas from other cutting edge club sounds. Add the spice of live percussion, played on a darbouka, midi drums, and a shopping trolley, and you have the recipe for something very tasty indeed. The Gramaphone session was recorded at a Soot Records party in London which was held for the launch of Filastine's album in June 2006. DJ /rupture, Heatwave and Uberdog also played and the enthusiastic crowd can be heard at the beginning and the end. No tracklisting. ^ Download flyer artwork for Burn It launch party ^ Burn It is out now on Soot Records