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A new set begins: Interview with a SUNY Student pre-Parade
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A new set begins: Are YOU Hopeful for the Future? dusty@wfmu.org
A new set begins: Marchers Chant
A new set begins: Interview with a Young Anti-Fracking Marcher from the Albany-area.
A new set begins: Why are they trying to kill the middle class?
A new set begins: A Familiar Cast of Characters
A new set begins: Interview with Barbara, a Union Member and Occupy Staten Island Member
A new set begins: Barbara's Message of Peace and Love
A new set begins: What Has You Marching Today?
A new set begins: The Drummers
A new set begins: An Interview with Onlooker, Nick
A new set begins: Obama Chant
A new set begins: The Descendants of Stalin, Hitler, Mao?
A new set begins: Count The Bodies
A new set begins: Socialism .. Guns ...
A new set begins: Unions
A new set begins: Romney
A new set begins: Wealth and Taxes
A new set begins: A No-Nukes Protester from Japan
A new set begins: Why won't we move forward with green technologies?
A new set begins: The Globalization of the United States
A new set begins: The Place to Be
A new set begins: A Visitor from Holland
A new set begins: Golden Earring Mention
A new set begins: We are People - We are not Illegal
A new set begins: An Onlooker from Turkey
A new set begins: A Young Protester Speaks on the Benefits of Immigrants
A new set begins: Ethnocentricity?
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A new set begins: An Interview with James - A Marching Union Member
A new set begins: Obama
A new set begins: Capitalism, Oppression, Domination
A new set begins: President of the Communications Workers of America - Local 1180
A new set begins: We Are The Workers - Mighty, Mighty Workers!
A new set begins: Solidarity Forever!
A new set begins: What Do We Want? Legalization! When Do We Want It? Now!
A new set begins: Another Union Leader Speaks ...
A new set begins: We Are One!
A new set begins: Occupy Musicians at Foley Square after the Protest - Racism, Your Kingdom Must Come Down
A new set begins: A Shout-Out to Vin Scelsa from Occupy
A new set begins: An Interview with two Occupy Wall Street Members at Foley Square
A new set begins: Catching Up With Brendan Burke - Organizer and De-Escalation Security - Occupy Wall Street
A new set begins: Back Live in the Studio at WFMU
The Voices Of East Harlem For What it's Worth Right On Be Free
Face Dancer Change (Excerpt) This World
Kayak Journey Through Time Phantom Of The Night
A new set begins: Descent Into Leprechaunism
A new set begins: There's Andy!
Roadmaster Sweet Music Roadmaster
Comment: Thanks for listening to this episode of The Dusty Show on WFMU. I hope you enjoyed it. It was good to see all the empassioned people on the streets during May Day in New York. Their enthusiasm was infectious and a great sense of positivity was in the air. It was also good to see Occupy friends like Brendan Burke, and to hear that their movement lives and breathes and is moving forward despite tremendous resistance. I hope to have Brendan on soon Really enjoyed the flea finds this week, as well. I am always tempted to cram in as many as I can because I get excited about them and grow anxious to share them with you. Better to let them breathe a bit, though. Nice to play four flat-out on this episode. That one-hour of time goes by too fast. Anyway, I hope you liked them, too. I realize that there are songs I could play that would connect more easily with FMU listeners, but by challenging myself to accept things I might otherwise reject and by asking you to do the same, it feels right somehow, and fun. You are the best audience anywhere, I have no doubt. Get in touch if you like - dusty@wfmu.org - Im on Facebook, SOundcloud, and Twitter. There's even a group call Pigeonnaires that you can join. I hope you do. http://www.facebook.com/groups/pigeonnaires/?fref=tsTime to zzzzzzz now, and then a new week starts. Another week, another Dusty. I'm glad you've stuck with me. Take care and ... always remember.CPNYC5613217am99
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