The 2-26-23 show includes:

• “Crazy Mary” on a decade of life housed and more outside
• Sarcastic swipes at the upcoming 2-28 S.C. Shitty Council Meeting
•  Music and rant intro for the Rage Against the War 2-19 Rally
•  Handyman Greg K. describes the Rage march through town
•  Cynthia and Alex support the U.S. supplying arms to Ukraine
•  Bill trying to again end inmate forced labor: https://www.pressreader.com/usa/the-mercury-news/20230223/281852942759346  [2-23-23]
•  Officials speak out against assaults on 2 food vendors: https://www.mercurynews.com/2023/02/23/this-is-an-ongoing-attack-san-jose-leadership-speaks-out-against-food-vendor-assaults/
• https://www.mercurynews.com/2023/02/24/california-bill-would-eventually-ban-all-tobacco-sales/ [2-24-22]
• Off-hand chat with Mayor “Fast Lane:” Fred Keeley at the Town Clock [2-19]
• “Rough Times” Roger on his recent return and jailing in Santa Cruz
• Nolan and friend—vending gems and jewelry on Pacific—discussing self-defensive tactics against police harassment 2-25
• Chris Davis, black organizer for Santa Cruz Black, on colorism in Santa Cruz

The June 7, 2007 Flashback includes:

• Newly appointed City Commission for the Prevention of Violence Against Women (CCPVAW) member Jane Bogard interviewed on sex among the young and rape kit closure in Santa Cruz.
• 5-21:  in front of Aptos Rancho Del Mar’s Coffee Roasting Company, Jerry Henry, Jonah Williams—arrested for trespass, interference with a business for getting a cup of water for a friend.
• Preacher Mike’s skeptical view of the controversy
• Millie Plumber, defending the Roasting Company management
• Marco of Manana me chanto (“Tomorrow I quit”), his travels and his music.

Due to technical and weariness problems, today’s show will be a Flashback to November 11, 2010.  It can be reached by going to the archives at http://radiolibre.org/brb/brb101111.mp3  (begin 13 minutes and 25 seconds into the audio file):The Flashback  includes: 

• (Throughout) Songs from the San Francisco Mime Troupe’s 1600 Transylvania Avenue
• “Silver-tongued” Steve Pleich, defeated but unbowed S.C. City Council candidate (at that time) on Veteran’s local politics.
• Trader Joe’s security guards harass local ACLU canvassers; Pruneyard decision and its modifications on rights in shopping malls
• Closing of City Hall courtyard at night; levee spaces; library benches forbidden after 9 p.m.–all without public consent and without consultation with the Parks and Recreation Commission.  Still no lesson from the Paul Lee-funded, Ed Frey-provided portapotty for the three month long PeaceCamp2010 protest—i..e. no open City bathrooms at night.
• Becky Johnson’s HUFF letter of concern to the Board of Supervisors urging reopening of the Vet’s Building
• Background of “Veteran’s Day” originally “Armistice Day”—the 11^th hour of the 11^th day of the 11^th month in 1918 when WW1 ended.
  
• “Laying Down Arms” by Peter Linebaugh on Armistice Day
• https://www.foreignpolicyjournal.com/2010/11/12/americas-devolution-into-dictatorship/  
• Challenging the SCPD’s “leave confiscated property” out in the rain illegal policy
• Ronnee Currey’s Sidewalk Youth Ministry in the Rain at Soquel & Pacific:  Ronee and Scott on conspiracy to defrock Father Joel Miller;  Shift of Red Church Ronee’s Coffeehouse for the Youth with liberal hours to Traditional Church Services
  
• Thanksgiving Meal moved to the Civic by Pastor Dennis Adams and Activist Steve Pleich  after County refused to open Vets Hall
• “Free”, Free Radio Santa Cruz broadcaster, of  his Tangerine Dream show–joins SilverTongue and Bathrobespierre.
• Successful and unsuccessful boycotts of Jack’s Hamburgers and Bunny’s Shoes
• Background of the Sleeping Ban Injunction against Anna Richardson and Miguel de Leon (“Lito”).
• Discussion of the 647e [“illegal lodging”] with “Lighthouse” Linda Lemaster’s hearing and protest coming up.
• “Big Drum” Brent Adams convicted of “Unreasonably Disturbing Noise” given 8-month probation, Brent’s history in mediating Drum Circle with a set of rules causing Sgt. Harms SCPD goon squads to lay off until the Farmer’s Market commercially expanded over it.   Discussion of his relationship with Adams’ trial.
• “Drum Circle” Dave’s report on the Levee Drum Line
• Andrea defends Father Joel Miller as singer, funster, and happy pastor.  Penny University putting together petition to save him.

The 2-19-23 show includes:

• https://www.pressenza.com/2023/02/talk-by-chris-hedges-at-rage-against-the-war-machine-rally-in-washington-d-c/
• https://eastbayexpress.com/fatal-flaws/
• 2-14 S.C. City Council meeting rushes and rubberstamps SCPD’s response to the Police Auditor’s Report over the objections of critics
• Katzenjammer Keith’s Varied Homeless/Peace/Food Survival Update
• More Audio from Alicia Kuhl’s Copwatch Video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1KxDCwc6gbA&t=6s)
  
• Righteous Robert R. on his latest “sitting by a bridge” ticket
• Solo camper “C”‘s Anonymous adventures in Santa Cruz
• Monica H.–Sunday Survival Supplies along Hiway 9
• (Throughout) Varied songs buy songster and satirist Cornerstone Carol Denney
  

The July 29, 2010 Flashback show includes:

• Drum Circle devotees join PeaceCamp2010 protesters in front of the County Building: Skybear, Danny, & “First Amendment” Ed Frey
• Bathrobespierre Reports on the Upcoming Sinister Sidewalk Singing Trial
• More Drumbeats: Margaret, Peppertongue Pat Ring critiques PeaceCamp2010, Lito, Renee Curry, Curbhugger Chris, Orbit, and Sheriff chatter
  
• Drum Circle Dave on the new “No Trespassing” signs at the “Demonstration Garden” hastily fenced off by the City along the Levee path.
• A fragment of Uncle Dennis Davies’ “From the Cream to the Dregs” show, hosted by Louis La Fortune

On the program:

• Activist Alicia Kuhl actively documents and comments on SCPD harassing a survival camper in a City parking lot, the camper’s outraged but educational comments.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1KxDCwc6gbA&t=6s & https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZHd9mdNdbQw&t=68s
  
• Dialogue with activists at the Mountain Community Resource Center protest February 7th: Nutcracker Nick, Hellraiser Helga, Tuflove Tucker, & others
• Food Not Bombs patron interviews: Roxroy on the Downtown Street Team, Kazoo on benefits of the Hiway 9 encampment vs. Armory/Overlook shelter; Marshall and Ted also hurl words.
• Vendor Shawn on police misinformation and threats against him for teaching gemology and gem vending for donation.
• Lion on the EBT card usable for hot meals until Feb 22nd
• https://www.mintpressnews.com/behind-the-headline/can-the-march-to-world-war-three-be-stopped-with-david-swanson/

The 2-12-23 Show includes:

• Recent (2-8) Santa Cruz Homeless Union meeting critique
• “Backstory” Brent’s harsh but penetrating assessment of the accomplishments of the Footbridge Services that he is discontinuing and the City & County governments’ failures
• San Francisco Coalition on Homelessness Street Sheet Newspaper co-ordinator Emmett House on his history there. Check out http://www.streetsheet.org/ or
• Activist Alicia Kuhl documents three cops harassing a homeless man in a tent in a city parking lot, lying to him about shelter space: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZHd9mdNdbQw & https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1KxDCwc6gbA
• HUFF (Homeless United for Friendship & Freedom) at the Mountain Community Resource Center picketing protest in Felton on 2-7 demanding homeless folks not be sent out from awnings into the rain and cold—their second visit.
• 2-9 Roxray on Santa Cruz Street Teams
• Kazoo compares live in the Sycamore Grove camps off Hiway 9 with the City’s Armory/Overlook facility
• Marshal Taylor and Ted Henshaw at the Food Not Bombs meal sound off
• 1-30 Shawn on recent police sweeps of parking lots and sidewalks in downtown Santa Cruz

Edited Flashback to 12-3-06         [description at http://www.huffsantacruz.org/brb-descriptions.html#DEC06]

The show is archived at http://www.huffsantacruz.org/Lostshows.html . 

Flashback to March 13, 2006: 

• A veteran of the 1980’s Berkeley Rainbow Village tent city on its origins and end. 
• City Commission for the Prevention of Violence to Women hears Sheila Coonerty and Matt Ferrell of the Downtown Commission on the Parking Lot Panic law with critical interjections by Norse. 
• Jake and Kathleen Estrella on an unexpected police bust 
• 3-16 Protest against the Panic law at the Downtown Commission’s meeting. 
• Alternate Public Defender Bernard Pregerson on the local Drug War; calls from Madison and Bob Lamonica.

The show archives at http://www.huffsantacruz.org/Lostshows.html (go to Latest Show – 2/5/2023)

Recent and upcoming events and interviews on the show include:

• Bathrobespierre’s Update on the Mountain Community Resource Center‘s latest refusal to change its current “no sheltering outside at night” policy.  See “Follow-Up Protest Questions for Tuesday…” at https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2023/02/05/18854157 .
• J.C. Orton, Street Spirit master vendor of Berkeley, on his years of work managing money and accommodations for unhoused and conserved clients.
• Ninja Cat, Berkeley People’s Park resident and activist, on his history there and the latest sweeps in town—including the destruction of the “Here, There” encampment.
•  https://www.counterpunch.org/2023/02/03/roaming-charges-80/
• https://www.counterpunch.org/2023/01/29/the-murder-of-tyre-nichols-and-the-death-of-police-reform/
• Bathrobespierre sings 2/3^rd of “Downtown” Santa Cruz style.
• Preview of the March 2013 Flashback
  

Flashback to March 31, 2013 show:

• See full description at http://www.huffsantacruz.org/brb-descriptions.html under March 31, 2013.
• “Making Contact” show Transportation Justice Movement—organizing for accessible and cheap transportation for all.
• “You Call That News” for March 26th–“Free” is your host.
• Skidmark Bob Duran interviews Candlelight Kim Argula on origins of Free Radio Santa Cruz;  Tony Mello, Tom Shreiner &  Stephen Dunafer; Skidmark interviewed.