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    Tell Somebody

    Weekly public affairs program on KKFI-FM 90.1, Kansas City community radio

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    Sierra Club's Scott Dye on Bannister Federal Complex Avoiding Superfund National Priority List Sep 06, 2011
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    On the September 6, 2011 editon of Tell Somebody, Sierra Club Water Sentinels director Scott Dye talks about the new cleanup plan for the Bannister Federal Complex that avoids putting it on the Superfund National Priorities List.

    Click on the the pod icon above or the .mp3 filename below to listen to the show, or right-click and choose "save target as" to save a copy of the audio file to your computer. You can also subscribe to the podcast, for free, at the iTunes store or your podcast directory.

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    Kansas City Anti-Nuclear Bomb Initiative & Prometheus Radio Explains LPFM Aug 30, 2011
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    On the August 30, 2011 edtion of Tell Somebody, nuclear bombs and Low Power FM radio.

    In the first two segments of the show, we hear about the Kansas City, Missouri City Council's fight to keep petition intiative which would prohibit production of parts for nuclear weapons in Kansas City off the ballot. In the final segment, the Prometheus Radio Project's Station Support Team comes to Kansas City to explain what LPFM is and how to get it.

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    Grass Roots Radio Conference in Kansas City Aug 23, 2011
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    After a segment on how a Kansas City, MO city council committee worked to try to derail an anti-nukes ballot iniative petition, the August 23, 2011 edition of Tell Somebody featured a few samples from the National Grassroots Radio Conference hosted by Friends of Community Media with help from KKFI.

    By no means a comprehensive sampling, the show includes excerpts from workshops on community radio's role in emergency broadcasting, community radio coverage of activism against nuclear weapons, a threat to university radio stations, Native American and Persian perspectives on diversifying programming, and how the Citizens United case directly relates to grassroots radio.

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    Maria Armoudian on the media's role in the fate of the world, and on coming to the GRC Aug 16, 2011
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    On the August 16, 2011 edition of Tell Somebody, two days before the start of the Grass Roots Radio Coalition Conference in Kansas City, we called author and broadcaster Maria Armoudian in Los Angeles to hear why she was making the trip to KC for the GRC, and to ask about her book, Kill the Messenger - the Media's Role in the Fate of the World.

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    Dr. Lloyd Jeff Dumas - Maximizing Job Creation - An Analysis of Alternatives for the Transformation of the Kansas City Plant Aug 09, 2011
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    Kansas City, Missouri politicians who defend city taxpayer support of a new nuclear weapons parts plant owned by a city agency cite the retention of jobs as major justification. Kansas City Peace Planters commissioned a report by Dr. Teresa D. Nelson and Dr. Lloyd J. Dumas to examine the jobs issue related to production of nuclear weapons parts in comparision to alternative uses of such a facility.

    Teresa D. Nelson is an independent researcher and consultant with a Ph.D in Public Policy and Political Economy from the University of Texas at Dallas. Lloyd J. Dumas is Professor of Economics and Public Policy at the University of Texas at Dallas.

    On the August 9, 2011 edition of Tell Somebody, we hear from co-author Dr. Lloyd Dumas about the report, Maximizing Job Creation: An Analysis of Alternatives for the Transformation of the Kansas City Plant.

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    Ray McGovern on "Common Sense: It's the War Economy, Stupid!" Aug 02, 2011
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    Former CIA Analyst and Presidential Briefer Ray McGovern returned to Tell Somebody on the August 2, 2011 edition of the show. Ray starts out a wide-ranging conversation with his account of joining Christian and Jewish leaders in the Capitol Rotunda urging Congress not to balance the budget on the backs of the poor.

    Ray notes the lack of coverage of the protest in the Fawning Corporate Media, and says: "in forty-eight years in Washington, I've seen a lot of change, a LOT of change. But there's one change that dwarfs all the others in significance and importance, and that's this change: we no longer have in any real sense a free media. That's big. That couldn't be bigger."

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    Investigative Journalist Russ Baker on the Bush "Family of Secrets" and More Jul 27, 2011
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    Russ Baker is an award-winning investigative reporter with a track record for making sense of complex and little understood matters. He has written for the New Yorker, Vanity Fair, the Nation, the New York Times, the Washington Post, the Village Voice and Esquire. He has also served as a contributing editor to the Columbia Journalism Review. Baker received a 2005 Deadline Club award for his exclusive reporting on George W. Bush’s military record. He is the founder of the nonpartisan, nonprofit investigative news site whowhatwhy.com.

    On the July 26, 2011 edition of Tell Somebody, we talked to Baker about his book, Family of Secrets - The Bush Dynasty, America's Invisible Government, and the Hidden History of the Last Fifty Years, about whowhatwhy.com, and about the state of journalism today.

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    Brandy Doyle of Prometheus Radio Project Jul 19, 2011
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    "How would this country be different if there was community radio in every one of our towns." Brandy Doyle - Policy Director with the Prometheus Radio Project.

    The July 20, 2011 edition of Tell Somebody featured a conversation about The Prometheus Radio Project. With a successful decision in Prometheus v FCC, passage of LPFM legislation and numerous 'barn-raisings' of new community radio stations, when Jim Hightower says "people who say it can't be done should get out of the way of the people who are doing it" he could well be talking about The Prometheus Radio Project.

    Listen to Brandy Doyle talk about all of that, plus Prometheus upcoming appearance at The Grass Roots Radio Conference in Kansas City.

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    THE PUBLIC WINS IN PROMETHEUS v FCC & FREE PRESS STRIKES A NERVE WITH KANSAS CITY TV CORPORATION Jul 12, 2011
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    On July 7, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit overturned the Federal Communications Commission’s attempt to weaken its ownership rules and allow big media companies to buy up even more local outlets.

    On the July 12, 2011 edition of Tell Somebody, we talked to Josh Stearns, Program Director with Free Press, www.freepress.net & www.savethenews.org, about federal court decision in Prometheus v FCC.

    Josh also talked about the new Free Press campaign to uncover and fight covert media consolidation called Change the Channels, and explains how this campaign has hit a nerve with Newport Television, a Kansas City company that is described as one of the worst covert consolidation offenders.

    In the second half of the show, we re-air a conversation with Free Press President and CEO Craig Aaron recorded at the National Conference on Media Reform in Boston in April.

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    FCM goes to the Free Press Media Conference in Boston Jun 21, 2011
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    In April, three members of Friends of Community Media (FCM), a Kansas City 501c3 media reform group, went to Boston, MA to attend the 2011 National Conference on Media Reform.

    In May, the Kansas City Greens asked us to share our experience of the conference at a forum. FCM Chair Tom Crane, and FCM board members Doug Greer and Tom Klammer gave their impressions of the Boston NCMR at the Aquarius Bookstore in Kansas City on the evening of May 16. This discussion was aired on the 90.1 FM KKFI forum show at noon on Tuesday June 21, 2011


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