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Warning Shots May 3rd:Radio doc on Uganda, land grabs in Ethiopia

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Mon, 05/06/2013

On the May 3rd show of Warning Shots Scott Price talks with Sarah Petz on her project to create a radio documentary on land conflicts in Northern Uganda. Later in the show Scott talks with Danielle DeLuca, program manager for Cultural Survival, on land grabs and forced displacement in Southern Ethiopia.

Show script
00:47-show starts
7:17-news briefs
11:46-Musical break- Bad Religion.
14:36-Interivew with Sarah Petz. (link for Sarah's project http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/support-my-master-s-project-in-norther...)
27:06-Interivew with Danielle DeLuca on land grabs in Ethiopia.
44:52-update on silver mine in Guatemala.
52:53-annoucment
53:33-musical break- Bad Religion
55:30-closing out of show

Warning Shots April 19th 2013: Khat trade in Ethipoia and lack of transparency of CSIS

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Sun, 04/21/2013

April 19th 2013 Warning Shots
Human rights Activist Ali Saeed live in studio to talk about KHAT, which is a natural stimulate that is a significant part of the Ethiopian economy. Later on in the show we will also Toronto based freelance reporter and investigative researcher Tim Groves on to talk about CSIS, the lack of oversight of it and how CSIS uses Canadian Citizens private information.

Program info
1:07 show starts
6:38-news briefs
10:48-musical break- Antibalas
15:00-interivew with Ali Saeed on Khat
23:01- Musical break- Antibalas
28:51- Interview with Tim Groves on CSIS
48:41-announcement
49:22-musical break- Antibalas
54:26- closing out of show

Mining license approved amid wake of violence in Guatemala

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Sun, 04/21/2013

After more than two years of delay, the Guatemalan Minister of Energy and Mines (MEM) announced on Wednesday, April 3, that it had approved the exploitation license for Tahoe Resources’ Escobal mine in San Rafael Las Flores, Guatemala. The announcement comes less than two weeks after four indigenous Xinca leaders were abducted while returning from a community referendum in El Volcancito, in which more than 99 percent of people voted against the Escobal project. One of those abducted was found dead the next day.
Amanda Kistler communications manager for the Center for International Environmental Law talks with Scott Price about the context to this mining operation and the controversy surrounding it.

AImee Craft on Anishnabe Law, the Daniels Decision, and the Legal Definitions of "Indian"

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Tue, 04/16/2013

The Indigenous Lawyer and author of the recently released book "Breathing Life Into the Stone Fort Treaty" speaks with CKUW's Chris Reed following her March 27 lecture at the University of Winnipeg.

This discussion follows up on key points in her talk which examines the significance of the Daniels decision from earlier in the year as well as Anishnabe law, and how it applies to the Stone Fort Treaty. This talked aired on the April 16 edition of People of Interest.

Indigenous Identity - Indigenous Studies Radio

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Wed, 04/10/2013

A Radio worthy class project. Jordan Poitras and Josée Michaud worked to Find interviews with those who fought for indigenous rights, experienced segregation, or had an knack for History. interviewees in this piece are Leon Mandamin a council member from Shoal Lake. Phillippe Mailhot, director at the St BOniface Museum. Gilles Lesage, Director at the St Boniface Archives. Dr. Myrle Ballard creator of the documentary Flooding Hope. Chickadee Richard indigenous activist.

 

Music Credit to Red Robed Women, and Calexico

Demise of CIDA lefts the veil off Canadain aid:Nik Barry-Shaw on the demise of CIDA

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Tue, 04/09/2013

Canada's conservative federal goverment announced in it's budget that CIDA (Canadian International Development Agency) will be rolled into a new department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development. This has sparked some out cry from NGOs, saying that this move limits the independence of development NGOs. Others have praised the move saying it will make Canadian aid more effective.

While this has been the two dominate narratives in the media both lack a critical analysis of both the historical and current context of Canadian aid and foreign policy. Author and researcher Nik Barry-Shaw supplies this critical analysis of Canadian aid and international development.

Nik Barry-Shaw is an independent researcher, member of the Canada Haiti Action Network and co-author of Paved with Good intentions:Canada's development NGOs from Idealism to Imperialism.

Show content
1:13-show starts
8:47-internationla news briefs
13:37-musical break-The Burning Hell (song I love the things people make)
16:54-interivew with Nik Barry-Shaw
44:07-announcements
45:28-Musical break-The Burning Hell (song Industrialists)
52:25-closing out of show

Religious and Political Freedom in Ethiopia with Jawar Mohammed

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Sun, 03/17/2013

On this episode of Warning Shots you will hear a speech and interivew from Jawar Mohammed.Jawar Mohammed is an independent researcher, and a recent graduate of Stanford University who has also attended Oxford where he did his research on federalism and political party system. Jawar is a human rights and social justice advocate, and has published numerous articles on Ethiopia. The speech is taken from a conference on religious and political freedom in Ethiopia at the University of Winnipeg on March 9th 2013. The interivew was done on the same day by CKUW news director Michael Welch.

Program details
2:07-show startsopening announcements
6:33-News briefs
12:45-speech by Jawar Mohammed
39:59-interivew with Jawar Mohammed
55:10-closing out of show

This episode aired March 15th

Update on Indigenous Struggles with John Schertow

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Sun, 03/17/2013

Scott Price interviews John Schertow editormanagercreator of Intercontinental Cry an online news source on indigenous struggles around the world. John will be discussing the Ainu Maori Exchange, the Yindjibarndi's struggle with FMG in Australia and the Triqui's struggle in Oaxaca Mexico.

Program details
2:51-Show Starts, opening announcements
12:30-internationla news briefs
16:35-interivew with John Schertow
47:37-musical break (A Tribe Called Red)
52:51-closing out of show

 

This Show aired March 8th 2013

The Ethics of Humanitarian Intervention: Mali and Haiti

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Sat, 02/23/2013

Roger Annis the coordinator for the Canada Haiti Action Network talks with Scott Price on the intervention in Mali. Roger covers the context before the intervention, the present situation in Mali and the parallels to Haiti.

Program summary
00:39-show starts
2:52-introdcution and announcements
7:46-news briefs
12:24-music break:Propagandhi- Today's Empires Tomorrows Ashes
14:55-Techincal difficulties
17:12-Interview with Roger Annis
46:54-add break and music- Tiariwen:Imidiwan Win Sahara
51:21-closing out show.

Canada in Mali

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Sun, 02/03/2013

Starting in January 2013 French forces along with an African intervention force took military action in northern Mali to stop Islamist fighters who took over the region a couple of months earlier. Canada has also vowed to help the mission with transport plains as well as special forces.

The question is: is this an action Canada should be involved in? Is intervention in Northern Mail the right answer? Or is this another civil war that western forces will be bogged down in? Derrick O'Keefe editor of Rabble.ca comes on live to talk with Scott Price on Canada's role in the intervention in Mali and Canadian foreign policy over the last decade.

Show summary
2:06-introdcution\announcements
5:35-news briefs
10:31-break\Robert Fisk on CBC
17:30-Derrick O'Keefe live
46:36-Musical break
54:52-closing out show

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