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15/7/8 Occupy Radio: Texas Frack Fight! plus, Exit Media is the Activist Facebook
It’s tough to ban fracking, Occupiers, when the frackers own your state. Denton voted to ban fracking in their town, but because there is so much money at stake, the State of Texas overturned Denton’s Fracking ban. It’s now illegal to ban fracking in Texas. Will Wooten joins Occupy Radio to talk about Frack Free […]
OEMG Releases the Community Solutions Media Library Right Here on Our Website!
The Occupy Eugene Media Group has been working on an archive of photos, videos, and podcasts that is now finally available. You can go directly to the Community Solutions Media Library at http://occupyeugenemedia.org/mediagroup/community-solutions-media/. The library is a table of contents full of media. We have more work to do but you can find a considerable amount […]
Occupy Radio: American Healthcare Victimizes the Poor, and Uninsured
Breaking news, Occupiers, for-profit American healtch care systems are profiting from the poor and uninsured at a rate of 1000%. That means if you’re poor, or uninsured, you will likely pay ten times the amount for medical care as someone who can better afford such a price tag. Dr. Ge Bai joins us to discuss […]
Occupy Radio: Fight the Robot Uprising with Universal Basic Income; Check-In on Pope Francis’ Climate Encyclical
The robots are on the rise, and they’re taking all of the jobs. Even though robots might save corporations cash, they can’t buy corporate goods. Scott Santens, joins Occupy Radio to explain how Universal Basic Income might be the next logical step. Sisten Mary Pendergast explains the Pope Encyclical on Climate Change. What does it […]
15/6/17 Occupy Radio: Blocking Shell’s Path to the Arctic; Fighting Discrimination in Fayetteville
Shell’s massive Polar Pioneer Oil Rig broke through a line of early morning kayaktivists and is heading for the open sea, and eventually it’s intended destination for the next 77 years in the Arctic. We speak with Sweetwater Nannauck, of Idle No More, about the efforts to hold back the monster rig. We hear from […]