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A new set begins: This first half of this show was recorded at the Occupy Wall Street Farmer's March, (December 4th, 2011), at the La Plaza Cultural Farmer's Garden (9th St. and Avenue C - Manhattan). A march followed, ending at Zuccotti Park. The second half of the program (taped Dec. 6th 2011) involved a march from Bryant Park to the Crown Plaza Hotel in Times Square, to protest Monsanto CFO Pierre Corduroux and to draw attention to the corporation's dubious GMO (Genetically Modified Organism) applications in industrial agriculture.
A new set begins: Opening Words
Journey Kahoutek Journey
A new set begins: Andrew Faust - Permaculture Expert and Educator (Speaking at La Plaza Cultural Farmer's Garden)
A new set begins: A Young Person asks 'How Can We Learn how to Farm?
A new set begins: Unidentified Speaker Addresses Young Person's Question About Farming
A new set begins: An Interview with Dermitt and his Wife (Organic Farmers on Long Island)
A new set begins: Mike Callicrate - Colorado - Cattle Rancher - Rural Advocate - Speaking at La Plaza Cultural Farmer's Garden
A new set begins: An Interview with Jim Gerritson - Maine - Named One of 20 World Visionaries by the Utne Reader - Organic Farmer -
A new set begins: Farm Worker Shows Crowd A Field Song
A new set begins: Newspaperman Hawks the 'Occupy Wall Street Journal'' as Parade Begins
A new set begins: Fiddler Inspires The Crowd
A new set begins: March Participants Chant, 'All Day All Week - Farm On All Streets'
A new set begins: Members of 'Pulse' Drum and Set the Pace for the March
A new set begins: Marchers Chant 'We Are Unstoppable - A New Farm System is Possible'
Comment: I lost some of the march footage due to DJ error.
A new set begins: The Farmer's March Reaches Zuccotti Park and are Greeted ... 'Welcome Home!'
A new set begins: An Interview with Matt in Zuccotti Park - An FMU Listener!
A new set begins: President Obama Alludes to Occupy in a Recent Speech
Comment: Music - Journey (See Above)
A new set begins: More Matt
A new set begins: Woman Speaks To The Crowd Post-March (People's Mic)
A new set begins: Interview with an Organizer of the Event
A new set begins: To Have Our Hands In The Soil Makes Us More Virtuous
A new set begins: Labeling GMO Food - Mgr. of CSA 6th Street Community Center
A new set begins: An Interview with Joel Morton in Zuccotti Park - Farm Aid Farm Advocate
A new set begins: Young Banjo Player in Zuccotti Park
A new set begins: An Moment with Mike Callicrate - Ranch Foods Direct
A new set begins: An Interview with Jim Goodman in Zuccotti Park - Wisconsin Tractorcade Organizer in the Protest of Governer Walker's Union-Busting Manneuvers
A new set begins: More with Jim Gerritson of Maine (see above)
A new set begins: GA Speaker Talks About Housing for Displaced OWS Members
Tommy Cash So, You're Tired of America? Six White Horses
Cy Coleman Reverie in Topaz Cy Coleman Plays the Classic Beat
Comment: The second-half of the show concerns a march and protest starting at Bryant Park in mid-town, to the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Times Square. Occupy Big Food speaks out against Monsanto and Genetically Modified Organisms in food. Monsanto CFO Pierre Corduraux was in town to meet with investors.
Comment: Music in background - Journey (see above)
A new set begins: An Interview with Kristen Ortman - March Organizer - Bryant Park (Manhattan)
A new set begins: An Interview with a concerned New Jersey mother, in Bryant Park to join the protest
A new set begins: President Obama Alludes to OWS in a Recent Speech (Pt II)
A new set begins: An Interview with a Young Unemployed Drummer (Member of Pulse - the OWS Drummers)
A new set begins: A Rag-Tag Small Group of Protestors Begin Their March to the Crowne Plaza Hotel
A new set begins: Hey Monsanto! We Don't Want Your GMO's!
A new set begins: An Interview with Robert, An Observer - Crowne Plaza Hotel Entrance
A new set begins: Interview with a Tourist from Kentucky - Crowne Plaza Hotel
A new set begins: An Interview with the Kentucky Tourist's Wife (Shirley)
A new set begins: An Interview with Stan, a Homeless Man Working for Street News Magazine - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Street_News
A new set begins: Protestors Chant - 'Hey, Pierre, Give Us Back Our Land and Air!'
A new set begins: Mic Check - GMO's
A new set begins: Interview with a Tourist from Getttysburg, PA - Crowne Plaza Hotel
A new set begins: An Interview with Sonya - Observer at the Crowne Plaza Hotel Protest Site
A new set begins: More Chanting
A new set begins: An Interview with Maurice, a Tourist from France
A new set begins: Mic Check - Monsanto Executives are not very Intelligent
A new set begins: An Interview with a Protestor - Crowne Plaza Hotel
A new set begins: March Organizer thanks the Protestors - Adjourns for (Organic) Lunch
A new set begins: More Interview with a Protestor (Discusses Occupy Foreclosure Event in East NYC)
A new set begins: An Interview with Tommy (March Organizer) and an Unidentified Protestor, Discussing Possible Evening Protest
The Beatles Across The Universe Let It Be
Comment: Music in background at end of show - Journey - (see above)
A new set begins: Outro
A new set begins: Harry Morgan from an episode of M.A.S.H. (RIP)
Comment: Another week - another episode. Seems I just blink my eyes and I am climbing the steps to the broadcast studios of WFMU each week. I hope you have been following these Occupy Wall Street shows. I realize it is not something that everyone is interested in and I hope I am not alienating anyone. Since I love to do on-the-street interviews, OWS has provided me with a great opportunity to get inside something vital, exciting and ever-changing. As for myself, I started as an observer and have ended up getting a bit caught up in it along the way. Not sure where it;s leading, but I guess I am along for the ride and am hoping for the best. I hope you'll continue to tune-in. I'm sure that soon I'll do more music shows, theme shows. stories, live stuff, Triumvirate, etc. ----- Hope you are surviving the holiday hectic-ness. Life is good! Until next time, my friends, Take care and ... Always Remember. Clay Pigeon - NYC PS - Drop me an email (nooooo!) I'd love to hear your thoughts on OWS or any subject of interest to you. My mailbox has been cobweb-laden of late. OK. That's all.
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