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Archive for the 'Audio' Category
My mom and I were on WAMC this morning, talking about the West Bank trip. If you happen to live in Western New England or Eastern New York, you know that the Roundtable is THE program to listen to every morning - so it was really an honor to be on the show. Susan Arbetter and Joe Donahue are as nice in person as you imagine they are when you’re driving to work. You can hear the interview as an mp3 stream here - or go to the audio directory, here. I hope you’ll check it out. It’s about a fifteen minute segment. My mom is great. Let me know what you think.
This is cool. Semitism.net now streams audio. We’re aiming to build a collection of radio reports, lectures and other sonic information on Palestine and Israel. To start with, we’re pround to present seven pieces by Seema Jilani. Seema is a medical student at Baylor by day, and a reporter for Houston’s KPFT by night. The first two reports were phoned in live from the West Bank a few months ago. In the others she covers the shutdown of Muslim charities by the U.S. Government; public health issues in occupied Iraq; Gulf War Syndrome; and the tragic death of ISM activist Rachel Corrie. Seema’s is a unique and committed voice - I hope you’ll check out her work. Click here to go to the audio directory and hear her reports…
We are very interested in posting more audio - interviews from the territories, lectures by activists and scholars, personal accounts. If you have any suggestions, please email me: aschamess@semitism.net.
Many thanks to Jim Flowers at EZNet for creating the audio directory. We’ll be upgrading our site software soon and should be able to podcast, too.
