Journos talk police brutality at G20 and BP disaster updates
Today, Citizen Radio has three interviews with three equally amazing muckraking journalists. First up, Jesse Freeston, who was attacked by police at the G20 summit, then Mother Jones’s environmental journalist and one of the only reporters on-the-scene in the Gulf, Mac McClelland, and finally photojournalist C.S. Muncy breaks an important story from Louisiana. Listen here.
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Citizen Radio tickets with special guests Moby and Billy Connolly for sale now!
Citizen Radio Live! with Moby and Billy Connolly tickets here: http://newyork.ucbtheatre.com/shows/2264. Also, I highly recommend purchasing tickets for Citizen Radio co-host, Jamie Kilstein’s, solo show: http://newyork.ucbtheatre.com/shows/2332. These shows are going to sell out fast, so get ’em while you can!
CR Live with Moby and Billy Connolly
UCB Theatre
307 W. 26th Street New York, NY 10001 (212) 366-9176
Monday, July 19 9:30 PM – $5
Jamie Kilstein’s solo show
UCB
Friday July 2, 7:30 PM – $10
In case you missed the following awesome Citizen Radio interviews…
Remi Kanazi
I realized I haven’t been keeping you fine people up to date with Citizen Radio interviews. Apologies all around. Last week, we interviewed the fantastic Remi Kanazi, a Palestinian poet and activist. We got all shouty about Flotilla, Gaza, and the occupation. You can here Remi (IMHO one of the best and brightest young Palestinian spokespeople in the country) over here.
Guy Aitchison
We also interviewed legendary tattoo artist Guy Aitchison about tattoos, nerds, and the universe. My co-host, Jamie Kilstein, managed to keep his shit together and ask some super interesting questions even though he was getting a half-sleeve from Guy at the time of this taping.
Friday’s episode didn’t have any interviews, but we did discuss corporate blue dogs, the crazy election results, and how Michele Bachmann is – surprise! – a total hypocrite, so if you’d like to hear that stuff, head thisaways.
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Citizen Radio Live! with The Nation’s Chris Hayes, The Onion’s Joe Randazzo
Joe Randazzo (The Onion) and Chris Hayes (The Nation) (Screengrab by Zach Roberts)
The audio from last week’s Citizen Radio Live! at the UCB Theatre in NYC is up here. (The video of the event is posted at Citizen Radio’s Youtube channel). Guests included: Chris Hayes (The Nation, Rachel Maddow,) Joe Randazzo (The Onion,) hilarious comic W. Kamau Bell, and the beautiful musicians Emilyn Brodsky and Anthony Da Costa.
The next Citizen Radio Live! will be on July 19th at 9:30PM, featuring musician and activist, Moby! More guests TBA. Keep checking back here for an announcement when tickets are officially for sale. And you’ll definitely want to get tickets fast because this one will sell out.
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Next Citizen Radio Live! guest confirmed: Moby!
Hey there. In the past, Citizen Radio Live! has brought you such excellent guests as Jeremy Scahill, Matt Taibbi, Janeane Garofalo, The Onion‘s Joe Randazzo, and The Nation‘s Chris Hayes.
Now, for our next show at the UCB theatre in NYC (July 19th 9:30PM,) Citizen Radio brings you…Moby! Other guests: TBA. Keep checking the blog for when tickets go on sale. Show WILL sell out, so be sure to snag tickets when they’re up.
Citizen Radio with guest Paul Provenza, author of ‘Satiristas’
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Citizen Radio spends the entire hour with comic, author, and star of the new Showtime series “The Green Room,” Paul Provenza! Follow Paul on Facebook and Twitter.
Paul is the director of the film The Aristocrats in addition to being a comic and author of Satiristas, which features beautiful portraits by photograph Dan Dion, the last interview with George Carlin, an interview with Citizen Radio’s own Jamie Kilstein, and also interviews with Stephen Colbert, Bill Maher, Lewis Black, Jay Leno, Craig Ferguson, Conan O’Brien, Robin Williams, Richard Lewis, Roseanne Barr, the Smothers Brothers, Tom Lehrer, Lily Tomlin, in addition to the creators, writers, and producers of The Daily Show, South Park, Mr. Show, This Is Spinal Tap, Wonder Showzen, Kids in the Hall, Freaks and Geeks,
Superbad, The Simpsons, Monty Python’s Flying Circus, Saturday Night Live, and more!
As always, you should support your local bookstore, but in case they don’t carry Satiristas, pick up a copy at Amazon.
Jamie’s Possibly Last Gig! Also, Arlen Specter, Bad TV, and More Chomsky
Listen here: http://www.breakthruradio.com/index.php?show=6811.
Citizen Radio’s last episode from Australia!
This week, Allison and Jamie discuss Arlen Specter switching to the Democratic party, and why that means the Republican and Democratic parties are more similar than you may think. Also, find out what Arlen Specter has to do with bears and monkeys!
Jamie falls in love with bad television…again! Marvel at his ability to take a show about Greek sororities and fraternities seriously.
Next up: Jamie’s possibly life threatening upcoming gig in Boston, tea-baggers, and what Janeane Garofalo said to anger Republicans.
Citizen Radio will be interviewing Noam Chomsky again this month, so stay tuned for more wise words from the man the New York Times calls the most important intellectual alive. Listen to Citizen Radio’s first interview with Mr. Chomsky here.
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Peggy Noonan, Shep Smith, and Jane Harman
Listen here: http://www.breakthruradio.com/index.php?show=6753
Citizen Radio discusses the human disaster known as Peggy Noonan, and her comments about not investigating Bush administration war crimes because life needs to remain “mysterious.” Wow.
Jamie talks about getting screamed at by a New Yorker at one of his Australia shows, and why Americans think they’re exceptional.
Jane Harman got busted trying to do AIPAC spies a solid, and she got caught by the very same wiretapping program she championed. Irony with a capital “I.”
Shepard Smith went crazy on FOX again, and Citizen Radio thinks that’s super!
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Media, Miseducation, and Mumia Abu Jamal
Listen here: http://www.breakthruradio.com/index.php?show=6692.
Mumia Abu Jamal
After the Unfunny But Totally Real Headlines, Citizen Radio discusses Australia, the cursed liberal media, torture memos, miseducation, prison, and Mumia Abu Jamal.
What’s more gross than grown adults pleasuring themselves to the thought of the U.S. military? When the press does it! Citizen Radio discusses the mainstream media, and how they’re miseducating America.
Next, Jamie talks about dropping out of high school and Allison comments on Noam Chomsky’s “On Miseducation,” a book that explores how institutionalized education encourages ideological domestication.
Upcoming guests include: Glenn Greenwald, Matt Taibbi, Janeane Garofalo, and Jeremy Scahill.
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G. Gordon Liddy Hates Allison, and Other Fun Facts!
Listen here: http://www.breakthruradio.com/index.php?show=6633.
Citizen Radio discusses Allison’s amazing encounter with former Nixon operative (and prison inmate,) G. Gordon Liddy.
G. Gordon Liddy: Not a fan of Allison.
Next, Allison and Jamie discuss the ongoing Somali pirate standoff, and why the mainstream media is only explaining half the story.
Hope Watch! continues this week with Citizen Radio listing the various Obama promises that our new president has already broken.
Upcoming guests:
* Glenn Greenwald
* Matt Taibbi
* Janeane Garofalo
* Jeremy Scahill
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