BB 5-15-22 show streams at freakradio.org and archives soon after 9:30 AM. Bits and Pieces from Beggerbacker Becky Johnson down Seaside way; Two Flashback Shows from 2007: April 26th and October 18th

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ON TODAY’S 5-15-2022 SHOW:  
     +++    Activist and Agitator Becky Johnson describes the mixed blessing and humiliation of Monterey County’s fading COVID era homeless programs
     +++    Johnson on Canadian crackdown and the COVID “emergency”      +++    Flashback descriptions for 2007
     +++    Musical musings from Leon Rosselson’s I Didn’t Mean to Do It

FLASHBACK to April 26th 2007
     +++   Arcata Homeless Encampment Bust
     +++   Medical Marijuana Researcher and Activist Craig Canada critiques Santa Cruz then-monopoly marijuana providers Greenway and Ken Sampson’s Clubs     

+++   LAPD searches against Skid Row residents ruled unconstitutional     

+++   Part II of Cabrillo College Forum on Homelessness (for Parts 1 see April 22, 2007 show at http://www.huffsantacruz.org/brb-descriptions.html#APR07 )     

+++   Berkeley Daily Planet:  Homeless Commission denounces Mayor Bates’ “Public Commons for Everyone” as an anti-homeless eviction measure     

+++   Tidbits of past tunes from the intro to Uncle Dennis’s historic From the Cream to the Dregs show.


FLASHBACK to October 18, 2007
      +++  The Free Radio Santa Cruz interview with then-Mayor Emily “Smiley” Reilly on the Parking Lot Panic law (anti-loitering law int he public parking lots).      

+++   Bathrobespierre and Scope-it-Out Scott Graham Dissect Reilley changing political path      

+++   The SCPD attack on former Councilmember Madrigal’s Racial Discrimination account; Hiding out from the “Homies for the Homeless”: Reilly’s “duck and cover” responses.
      +++   Remembering Gregarious Greg–the grinning street singer and SAFE (Society for Artistic Freedom and Expression) activist