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Comment: This show is recorded at Zuccotti Park in Lower-Manhattan on the 6-month anniversary of the Occupy Wall Street movement. 3/17/12 (St. Patrick's Day).
A new set begins: Accordionist on a sunny Saturday afternoon at Zuccotti Park.
A new set begins: An Interview with Isaah from Baton Rouge, LA.
A new set begins: Speaking with Skyler from Tulsa, OK.
A new set begins: Is Occupy Dwindling?
A new set begins: Skyler sez: Stay Strong - Smoke Weed
A new set begins: Jerry The Peddler
A new set begins: Occupy Is On The Move
A new set begins: Message From A Dedicated Occupant
A new set begins: We're Not Going Anywhere - We Will Prevail
A new set begins: Brendan Burke - De=Escalation Team - OWS - Regular Contributor
A new set begins: Another Protestor
A new set begins: Occupy Everything
A new set begins: Truck Climber
A new set begins: Do Not Harrass The Journalists
A new set begins: A- Anti - Anti-Capitalista!
A new set begins: Awesome.
A new set begins: Visitor from Occupy Vermont
A new set begins: Arrests Occur ... Cameras Come Out
A new set begins: Whose Park? Our Park!
A new set begins: Another Protestor - Occupy is Absolutely Making A Difference
A new set begins: Stay strong, we are winning.
A new set begins: Shut It Down!
A new set begins: We Are Unstoppable ... Another World Is Possible
A new set begins: People Are Twinkling
A new set begins: Agitated Woman Taunts Police
A new set begins: Her Friend Is Arrested
A new set begins: Crowd Chants ... From NY to Greece - ____ The Police.
A new set begins: Louis, A MarineVeteran, Weighs In
A new set begins: A Message To The Armed Services
A new set begins: Scared Of Us
A new set begins: More Protest Voices ... Power to the People
A new set begins: Brendan and Another OWS Member Debate Tactics
A new set begins: Revolution!
A new set begins: The Berkeley Free Speech Movement
A new set begins: The Deal Is Explained
A new set begins: More Dissent
A new set begins: Some Arguing
A new set begins: NYC Council Member Ydanis Rodriguez (He is later detained by police).
A new set begins: Do you disagree with the way Mayor Bloomberg has handled Occupy?
A new set begins: A message in Espanol.
A new set begins: Occupy Town Square - Ft. Green Park Plug
A new set begins: Holdin' The Banner
A new set begins: Drum Circle Emerges (banging on trash cans in Zuccotti).
A new set begins: Go Get A Job - Mississippi Community Banker and Wife
A new set begins: Way Overblown!
A new set begins: Romney Mention
A new set begins: Barbour and Favre
A new set begins: All Day - All Week - Occupy - Wall Street!
A new set begins: Pretty Neat
A new set begins: A Canadian
A new set begins: His Wife
A new set begins: Newfoundland Mention
A new set begins: Predictable Health Care Question
A new set begins: An LA Protestor - The Start of American Spring
A new set begins: Go Oakland
A new set begins: A Tense Situation
A new set begins: Upset About Monsanto
A new set begins: If They Saw My Twitters
A new set begins: Step Down
A new set begins: Arrested with the Bishop
A new set begins: Spotlight on Parsippany and Lake Hiawatha!
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A new set begins: Riled Up!
A new set begins: This Space Is Closed
A new set begins: Tearing Up
A new set begins: Largely Symbolic
A new set begins: Has Occupy Changed Your Life?
A new set begins: Metaphorical Toilet
A new set begins: We Can Win
A new set begins: Drum Circle/Sax Work-Out
A new set begins: One ... We Are The People Two ... We Are United ... Three ... This Occupation Is Not Leaving (Arrest Occurring)
A new set begins: Police Tear Down A Tent and Run With It
A new set begins: Security Guard Like His Job Security
A new set begins: Man Down
A new set begins: What Did He Do? Arrests In An Alleyway
A new set begins: Shame! Shame! Shame! Shame!
A new set begins: A Major Confrontation
A new set begins: Hey Hey - Ho Ho - Police State Has Got To Go
A new set begins: We Are The 99%
A new set begins: Banging on the Barricades
A new set begins: Her Friends Were Arrested
A new set begins: Keep Occupying - Come Out
A new set begins: Common Ground
A new set begins: More Police Ruckus ... Protestors Chant, Get Out Of Our Park!
A new set begins: 911 Truther Moment
A new set begins: Man Taunts Cops To Box With Him
A new set begins: Rich The Anarchist Abhors My Moderate Slinking
A new set begins: Serve The People!
A new set begins: Police Remove the Garbage Cans Which Had Been Used As Drums.
A new set begins: Banging The Barricades Some More - Rattling The Chains
A new set begins: Our Park! Police React to Crowd Banging On Barricades
A new set begins: Conversation with a Front-Line Protestor
A new set begins: The Devil's Bigger Gun
A new set begins: Deafened Momentum
A new set begins: This Is The Beginning Of International Citizenship.
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A new set begins: Don't Leave The Park!
A new set begins: Protest Organizer Addresses The Crowd
A new set begins: Lawyers Instructs Protestors On How To React After Arrest
A new set begins: Barricade Drummers
A new set begins: Interview with A Republican Onlooker
A new set begins: 80% Of Them Want Hand-Outs
A new set begins: Establish A Line
A new set begins: Interview with a Clarinetist from the Rude Mechanical Orchestra (.org)
A new set begins: Police Threaten To Arrest Sage-Burner
A new set begins: Police Tell Protestors to Stay in the Park
A new set begins: An Interview with a former inmate at Riker's Island.
A new set begins: Don't Beep 'Em, Just Zap 'Em
A new set begins: Visiting Conservatives and Petrified Daughter
A new set begins: Officer's Make Tactical Move of Unidentified Nature
A new set begins: A Young Protestor Ridicules Police Action
A new set begins: Young Man Reacts to RIght's 'Get A Job' Angle.
A new set begins: Divide and Conquer
A new set begins: A Message Of Peace
A new set begins: Tupac Mention
A new set begins: Rush Limbaugh Speaks on Occupy Movement (Audio Courtesy of Rush Limbaugh Broadcast Network).
A new set begins: Unfortunately, I had to leave Zuccotti to attend to other obligations on the day this show was taped. Later that evening, the NYPD invaded the park and made many arrests. It was, however, an inspiring day and one sensed a renewal of energy in the movement.
Comment: Just prior to completing this episode, I heard a march going past our loft. I ran out with my micro-cassette recorder and joined the march as it proceeded to Times Square. The march was part of the Million Hoodie March, commemorating and protesting what many believe to be the unjust death of Trayvon Martin in Sanford, FLA. Here is a link that explains the case in detail:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shooting_of_Trayvon_Martin
A new set begins: Crowd Chants - Trayvon Martin!
A new set begins: No Justice No Peace ... No Racist Police!
A new set begins: Marchers Share Their Thoughts Along The Protest Route
A new set begins: Crowd Chants At Time Square
A new set begins: We Are Trayvon Martin
A new set begins: George Zimmerman's Neighborhood Watch Call to Police Upon Seeing Trayvon Martin
A new set begins: Closing Words
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Comment: Thanks for listening to this episode of The Dusty Show. I hope you enjoyed it. I had a lot of audio-footage to edit down ... almost three hours of it. Lately, I've been wondering if I should add the extra stuff to the podcast? Something to ponder. The six-month anniversary was a moving event to witness. Though it may have lacked some of the visceral power of early-Occupy days at the Zuccotti encampment, there was still a sense of renewed energy in the air. The NYPD seemed to be making a statement of their own as well, so it ill be interesting and crucial to see how it all plays out in the months ahead. I'll follow it when I can, trying to tap into the feeling of the moment ... Doccupying, as it were. Hopefully you'll make the trip with me. I'm sure they'll be interesting developments. There always are. Until next time. Take care. Always Remember.Clayton P. PigeonNYC421299
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