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Comment: This episode of The Dusty Show begins at Zuccotti Park in lower Manhattan on Saturday. November 13th, some 36-hours before NYC Mayor Bloomberg ordered in police to evict the Occupy Wall Street protestors. I had intended to do another program which focused on life inside the encampment, but the sudden eviction sent me back on the street to cover the proceedings. Hence, I had a lot of extra footage for this show. I ended up editing four-hours of audio footage into a one-hour program, dividing it into two halves --- Pre and Post-Raid. I hope you have found these Occupy Wall Street episodes to be interesting.
A new set begins: Opening
A new set begins: An Interview with Nathan at Zuccotti Park
A new set begins: Camp Singers Perform 'Revolution' by The Beatles
A new set begins: An Interview with Marsha - Knitting for the Cause
A new set begins: Drummers In The Park Keep The Excitement Level High
A new set begins: An Interview With Matt of the Clean-Up Crew
A new set begins: An Interview with One of the Drummers
A new set begins: The Drummers Address the Crowd on the Sidewalk
A new set begins: A New Valley Forge
A new set begins: The New Feudalism
A new set begins: An Unidentified Folk Singer Performs, Burn Baby Burn
A new set begins: This Machine Kills Banksters
A new set begins: An Interview with a Representative of 99 Doctors and Nurses who came to Protest
A new set begins: Singers in the Park Perform Roger Miller's, King of the Road
A new set begins: Interview with a Conservative Couple Observing the Encampment
A new set begins: A Liberal Man Enters The Conversation
A new set begins: Group of Singers Sing 'Hey - Hey - Hey - Hey!
A new set begins: An Interview with Jenn Concerning the Trans-Gender Community and 'Queering OWS'
A new set begins: A Young Folk SInger Pleads For Donations
A new set begins: An Interview with Jeremy - Encamped Since Day One
A new set begins: Protestors and Med-Students Argue About Flu Shots
A new set begins: Young Banjo Player Sings 'Which Side Are You On'? Written by Florence Reece in 1931 - Here's a Fine Pete Seeger Version - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N43Cm6ra0hY
Comment: Greece and the Squares Movement
A new set begins: A New Mainstream
A new set begins: Another Young Folk SInger On the Sidewalk
A new set begins: An Interview with Eric - National Guard Member and Iraq War Veteran
Antony and The Johnsons Crazy In Love
A new set begins: An Interview with Antony of Antony and the Johnsons
Comment: I wish I had been a better interviewer with Antony. I was a little intimidated and nervous. I may have annoyed him, but he was very gracious.
A new set begins: An Interview with Terry
A new set begins: Park SIngers Sing, We Shall Overcome - We Are Not Afraid!
A new set begins: Interview with a Visiting Alaskan
A new set begins: Drummers and Chanters - Whose Street? Our Street!
A new set begins: LIVE! Interview with a Flu Shot Recipient
A new set begins: Interview with Camper from Portland
A new set begins: More Drummers
A new set begins: A Performance by and Interview with David Peel and the 99%'rs
Comment: I have been happy to see David Peel at the OWS events. His talent, humor, energy and conviction are an asset and a pleasure to behold. A true rebel.
Sugardog Groove To Get Down Tekno Acid Beat
A new set begins: The Tape Turn
A new set begins: Announcement of the Police Eviction of the Protestors Courtesy of CBS' 'Early' show, featuring reporter, Michelle WIlliams
A new set begins: An Interview with Ahmed, A Cab Driver in Manhattan - (as he takes me to Zuccotti Park just after the raid was announced)
Comment: Ahmed took me to City Hall, where I then walked as far as I could before encountering police resistance. There was a small group of protestors at the corner of Cortlandt and Broadway, a couple of blocks from the inaccessible Zuccotti Park, and I joined them and recorded some interviews and sound. All-the-while, the crowd was growing as people who had been at home arrived on the scene. The tension was palpable between the crowd and the police. Everyone was running on adrenaline.
A new set begins: Interview with Young Men Who Had Just Left Zuccotti Park During The Police Raid
A new set begins: Interview with A Pepper-Sprayed Protestor
A new set begins: A Group Of Protestors Announce A Move to Foley Square
A new set begins: An Interview with a Front-Line Protestor, Face-to-Face with NYPD Officers
A new set begins: Crowd Excited by the Arrival of More Police - The Crowd Chants, 'Shame!'
A new set begins: Crowd Chants - We Are The 99%!
A new set begins: Interview with an Evicted OWS Camper - Remain Non-Violent
A new set begins: A New America - All In The Same Boat
A new set begins: Young Woman Sings - Ole Ole Ole Ole!
A new set begins: Arrival of Police Buses To Be Filled with the Arrested
A new set begins: Fulton and Broadway
A new set begins: Protestor Confronts the Cops - 'How Does It Feel To Be Owned Like A F-----g Dog?'
A new set begins: The Protestors Re-Group
A new set begins: 5:16 am
A new set begins: Communist Agitator Shouts - PBA KKK!
A new set begins: Testing Our Freedom (this man does get arrested moments later).
A new set begins: 5000 Books Destroyed
A new set begins: Because We Said So
A new set begins: A First-Person Account of the Police Raid
A new set begins: Young Woman Sings The National Anthem
A new set begins: An Interview with Bill, A Vietnam Veteran - He Was Particularly Vehement in his Berating of the Cops in his Presence
A new set begins: Announcement Concerning Foley Square
A new set begins: Arrival At Foley Square
A new set begins: What Happened To Those Barricaded Inside The Kitchen (at Zuccotti)?
A new set begins: Various Reports
A new set begins: Twiiter Mention
A new set begins: Support and Solidarity for those Incarcerated
A new set begins: The Long-Standing Plan
A new set begins: Food on the Way Courtesy of Donations From Around The World
A new set begins: An Arrest - Crowd Reacts
A new set begins: It Hurts - Young Woman Scolds Crowd for Leaving Zuccotti
A new set begins: It Does Not Mean That We Lost The Movement
A new set begins: An Interview with Brendan Burke - An Organizer of the Security/Conflict De-Escalation Group (Brendan Has Appeared On Several of the Occupy Dustys)
A new set begins: Big Legs
A new set begins: Drummers Make an Early Morning Appearance at Foley Square To Offer Support
A new set begins: We Have to Fight For This!
A new set begins: Heading To City Hall To Protest Bloomberg Press Conference
A new set begins: Protestors Demand That The Police Admit Them Into The Press Conference
A new set begins: Protestors Decide To Lock Arms and Not Allow The Press To Enter Without Them
A new set begins: An Interview with a Protestor Just Released from Jail
A new set begins: If We're Not Allowed In ... They're Not Allowed In!
A new set begins: A Body Blow or a Rallying Cry?
A new set begins: Stand Up - Wake Up - Occupy!
A new set begins: Excerpt From Mayor Bloomberg's Press Conference Courtesy of Therightscoop.com
A new set begins: Crowd is Temporarily Excited At The Legal Prospect of Regaining Access To Zuccotti Park. The Bid Is Later Turned Down.
A new set begins: Policeman Tells Us To Move Off The Sidewalk At Bloomberg Press Conference
A new set begins: Rendezvous with Protestors From Foley Square - We Now March To 6th Avenue and Canal to Meet With Union Protestors
A new set begins: News Report Courtesy of 1010 WINS Radio in NY
A new set begins: David Peel Sings John Lennon's 'Give Peace A Chance'
The Clebanoff Strings At Dawning Waltzes
Comment: So concludes another Dusty Show - one that was challenging and exciting to produce. It has been a profound experience for me, to document and participate in OWS events in the past couple of months. I have formed new friendships and had the opportunity to encounter many interesting and intelligent people from all walks of life. I appreciate your continued listening and support.
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