Interviews with folks in line for a meal at the Red Church speak out on various issues; I interject some preliminary commentary on Tuesday‘s unanimous City Council vote approving harsher restrictions downtown that ban jewelry, hairwrapping, painting a picture, and other traditional Pacific Avenue sidewalk activities. Sacramento activist and attorney Mark Merin discusses the aftermath of the 3 month long homeless protest there and his move to establish a permitted homeless encampment.
No historical flashbacks this time, but go to http://radiolibre.org/brb/ for older shows–as well as the latest show. To see some of them described go to http://huffsantacruz.org/ radio.html
For the really old shows go to http://huffsantacruz.org/ archivemain.html.
For the really old shows go to http://huffsantacruz.org/
The show broadcasts at 101.3 FM and streams on the internet at freakradio.org at 6-8 PM (May 5th). It will archive at http://www.radiolibre.org/brb/