Bathrobespierre’s Broadsides Thursday, January 9, 2025, show Flashes back to January 17, 2008 featuring an L.A. ACLU activist, and the S.C. Drum Circle struggle

The January 9, 2025 show is a Flashback to January 17, 2008. 

It includes:

Bathrobespierre’s Broadsides Sunday January 5, 2025 show features Winter Woes at the Library Parking Lot and Flashbacks to June 3 and July 12, 1996–a Linda the Lark memorial and Bathrobespierre in jail

The January 5, 2025 show includes:

  • [various spots throughout]  Historical songs and commentary from A History of the World According to David Rovics beginning with “Ballad of Lachlan Macquarie”
  • “Kill the Poor 2.0” –by Bob McCloskey Community Alliance (Jan 2025)–report from Fresno, CA
  • “Jambalaya” Jaya, “Hurricane” Helga, & others at the 1-2-25 HUFF meeting on the police encampment demolition at the Library parking lot
  • Helga’s outrage and Nutcracker Nick on street and legislative solutions
  • Helga- sweep schedules and Izzy on Funding Matters (150 Coral St.) services (limited to clients)
  • Stefanie (Parking Lot resident)’s report on the recent 12-30 report
  • New Years Day at the Town Clock—report from Sasha, Izzy, and K. McHenry

The Flashback to June 3, 1996 includes:

  • Eulogy for homeless activist and heroine Linda the Lark Edwards: Flash within a Flashback to one of her last interviews May 27, 1995 on the murder of Berkeley People’s Park activist Rosebud De Novo by police
  • The Angry Stanford Reverand May 1996
  • May 16 S.F. Bathrobespierre hearing where both prosecution and defense agreed on no jail, but judge overruled both.

The Flashback to July 12, 1996 includes:

  • Host-while-Bathrobespierre-in-jail “Beggarbacker” Becky Johnson interviews Deborah Johnson on her fight to reclaim 3 children
  • Johnson interviews me and prison guards from San Francisco County Jail #8

Bathrobespierre’s Broadsides Thursday, January 2, 2025, show Flashes back to June 5, 2005 featuring Robert Lederman, vendor champion of NYC’s A.R.T.I.S.T, Berkeley’s Julia Vinograd, and Ron Lau of Santa Cruz

The January 2, 2005 show is a Flashback to June 5, 2005. 

It includes:

  • 2-hour interview with Robert Lederman, President  of Artists Response to Illegal State Taxes, on his NYC legal fight for the rights of street vendors, performers, & wanderers to sell art or simply be there.
  • Julia Vinograd’s voice and verses from Bubbles and Bones (1995)
  • Ron Lau speaks about the City’s Redevelopment Agency to seize his Pacific Ave. property
  • Caregiver & Cannabis advocate Jim Lohse of area20.com: follow the law!
  • Andrea Tishler of Compassion Flower Inn on Coral’s WAMMM‘s finally pressing City Council to extend its medical marijuana distribution allowance.

Bathrobespierre’s Broadsides Sunday December 29, 2024 show features Homeless Memorial glimmer and a Flashback to July 31/August 1, 2005 featuring antiwar attorney Steve Pearcy , Mendocino marijuana activist Pebbles Trippet…and more

The Sunday December 29, 2024 show includes:

The Flashback to July 31/August 1, 2005 includes:

  • Street Smatterings: Doe-eyed Deon, Gregarious Greg, Beachside painter John, “Just My Luck” George,
  • Phone interview with Stephen Pearcy fighting censorship of his anti-war soldier displays on his home.
  • SAFE (Society for Artistic Freedom and Expression) #71
  • Danielle Hemingway on her Skateboarding/Loitering under an Alcove in the Rain/Stop sign violation sojourn at the jail farm.
  • Pebbles Trippet’s poetry, conversation with Greenway’s Lisa Molyneux, Andrea Morgan, Anita Henri

Bathrobespierre’s Broadsides Thursday, December 26th 2024, show Flashes back to July 21, 2005 featuring “Catnip” Kate Weary” Bob Patton, and the Shutdown of San Diego Pirate Radio

The Thursday, December 26, 2024 show is a Flashback to July 21, 2005 including

  • San Diego’s free radio station www.pirate969.org, raided by the FCC 
  • “BattleReady” Bob Patton of the Human Rights Organization on the local SEIU‘ssupport for its pro-Sleeping Ban Park Ranger employees. “Beggarbacker” Becky Johnson[BJ] joins. 
  • BJ Excluded from FRSC and Indybay Collective
  • Attorney “Catnip” Kate on FRSC “censorship”
  • Norse Just Censored & Arrested at City Council?
  • “Steadfast” Steve Argue on SEIU Bad Leadership
  • “Catnip” on the Jerry Henry case

Bathrobespierre’s Broadsides Sunday December 22, 2024 show features a Dreamcatcher update plus the latest HUFF meeting and a Flashback to September 11, 2005 with Medical Marijuana reports from Lisa Molyneux & Andrea Tishler +street interviews aplenty

The Sunday December 22, 2024 show includes:

  • https://www.santacruzsentinel.com/2024/12/04/watsonville-commission-overrides-appeal-of-downtown-homeless-micro-village-plan/
  • [periodically throughout] Dylanesque songs by Jesse Welles
  • Most of the December 19hop-a-long HUFF meeting:
  •       +++  Call 831-216-8239 to record incidents of anti-homeless abuse and hold government thugs and poverty pimps accountable.
  •       +++  Rockhardo reports on being assaulted in his camp
  •       +++  Law-watcher Laura reviews Troy Mason’s Small Claims Court hearing 
  •       +++  Prep for Trustseeder Thomas’s truthful Tips for those outside
  • Hawk on the recent police “safety” break-up of his campsite
  • Dreamcatcher’s positive look at the Armory long-term shelter

The Flashback to September 11, 2005 includes:

  •  [9-2]  Tom Hatch busted for medicinal marijuana;
  • Bus Driver Ari on Mayor Rotkin’s “Two Hats”.
  • Tina of San Jose’s area420 on lack of marijuana outreach
  • SLV student Chris at 18 is anti-Iraq war
  • [9-3] Blueshirt Bully P. Bechtel Bombards Bicyclists
  • “Scope it Out” Scott on Sleazy Developer behavior
  • Jeremy the Jeremy on Bench Removal near Union Grove
  • Eli Williams—the street singer and pro-Iraqi war soldier
  • [9-9]  Parolee & S.C. suspect Mad Mike the Wonder Dog’s prison tour
  • Street eyes: Michael of Catalyst, Visionsong Valerie
  • Benchsitter beggar David Loftstead on S. California
  • Merryweather Mike’s stylings
  • Lean on phony probation jailing
  • Lisa Molyneux on imminent opening of Greenway
  • “Dangerous” John T. of the Human Rights Organization
  • Upcoming City Council in View: BB’s report
  • Skidmark Bob on New Orleans; Pat Kittle on crappy homeless campsites; Visionsing counters
  • Andrea Tishler on allowing S.C. adults to use grass
  • Bad Cop, No Doughnut weekly show for 9-5-05

Bathrobespierre’s Broadsides Thursday, December 19th 2024, show Flashes back to September 15, 2005 featuring Richard Quigley, rights-for-the-road-ster, and the SAFE singers

The December 19, 2024 show flashes back to September 15, 2005 and includes:

  • San Lorenzo Park housed neighbors on Dakota Street demand class cleansing of the park at night in speeches to City Council.
  • Roughrider Richard Quigley denounces Karen Hibble, “unelected queen of Aptos”, and the attacks on Jerry Henry, street pastor to the youth at Rancho Del Mar.
  • Quigley’s biker court battle with the many riding-with-a-non-regulation helmet tickets.
  • SAFE singers versus acrylic painter with toxic materials
  • Very Brief Brozda update on his electoral campaign

Bathrobespierre’s Broadsides Sunday December 15, 2024 show features Reggie Meisler on the struggle to protect RVs and the future of “performance” activism & a Flashback to October 23, 2005 Micah Posner, Pebbles Trippet, Jason Pasqual and many more

The Sunday December 15, 2024 show includes:

The Flashback to October 23, 2005 includes:

  • Shoplifting as a healthier way of life—socially and individually.
  • Iraqis support attacks on Allied troops story
  • [9-28-05]  Bike activist Micah Posner supports avoiding a fence at the Ocean View Path by removing brush cover for the homeless from East Cliff to S. Branciforte.
  • Tim O’Hearn , Union Rep for In-Home Care Workers attacks Councilmember Madrigal and Union boss Cliff Tillman
  • [10-19-05] Robert, Julie, and Ian—Tales of Police Pressure
  • Caveman on History of Afflicting the Comfortable 
  • Jason Pasquale’s Account (and Caveman’s) of his arrest
  • Andrea Meagan on Cop Beating
  • Brozda’s Latest Barnstorming and Banning
  • James Patrick Dolan 4th at SAFE
  • Pebbles Trippet of the Medical Marijuana Patients Union on a Mendicino murder trial
  • Scott on Camp Break-up; Gregarious Greg songsinging
  • Skidmark’s Pop Defect show on the City’s Swipe at Scavenging Recyclers
  • [10-16-05]  

Bathrobespierre’s Broadsides Thursday, December 12th 2024, show Flashes back to October 13, 2005 featuring Metro Riders Union activist Paul Mercelin Sampson vs. Metro Driver activists

Thursday December 12, 2024 show flashes back to October 13, 2005. 

It includes:

  • In-studio guest and Metro Bus Drivers Strike critic Paul Marcelin Sampson bat back and forth calls and opinions of the Strike.
  • SAFE singers on the loose singing and chatting
  • Augusto Sandino, Emery Ross and other callers clash with Sampson on the strike
  • Discussion of the Contract rejected
  • Andrea Morgan praises the new Greenway Medical Marijuana club
  • Richard gets ticketed for Sugar his dog after a snooze on the sidewalk

Bathrobespierre’s Broadsides Sunday December 8, 2024 show features Robert Whitaker, Steve Pleich, and Scott Graham & a Flashback to September 28, 2014 with the anti-homeless electioneers getting grilled

The December 8, 2024 show includes:

The Flashback to September 28, 2014 includes:

  • [throughout] Analysis of the proposed police-powered Stay-Away Order expansion, repression of audio recording at City Council, the Parking lot Panic law.
  • Protest, Speak-Out for the first SC Council meeting in September 2014; 
  • Update on Assistant City Manager Scott Collins’ Anti-Homeless “Mosquito” “No Loitering” shrill sound devices
  • Former Mayor Bruce Van Allen’s Kick-off Rally and other electoral speeches 
  • Vehicular habitation interviews: Graham Pruss (Road to Housing program Seattle  ), Julie Schaul, J.M. Shall, Sherry Decker, and others grahampruss@compasshousingalliance.org 
  • Julie S. on anti-homeless neighbor Pressure on Circle Church to drive away the early morning center 
  • Jerry Fall on “progress” towards a De Sal project
  • Candidate Lannie Sherman and other speakers at the rally.
  • Updates from post-Michael Brown police slaying in Ferguson, MO
  • John Crawford, black man, shot dead in Ohio Walmart: Implications in Santa Cruz; Lessons from the Benchlands SC-11 Clearing.
  • “Lighthouse” Linda Lemaster on the SCPD, the proposed Homeless Bill of Rights, her “Smart Solutions to Homelessness” group and Upgrading HUFF