Podcasts

Introduction to Podcasts

You can now listen to some 3CR programs when and where you want.

3CR offers podcasts - free audio files - that automatically download to your computer using podcasting software like iTunes. Subscribe to a podcast and you'll always have the latest episode. You can then listen to podcasts on your computer, or transfer the files to your MP3 player and take them with you anywhere.

3CR Podcasts

3CR offers podcasts of the most recent edition of these following programs. We do not offer program archives. New 3CR programs commence podcasting each week.

Alternative News 20.04.2008
Food and climate change, money for war, Israel, mayors for peace and ads for Anzac Day activities.
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Anarchist World 16.04.2008
A female Governor General – why all the fuss?; “Financial Perversions”; it’s a pity the dear leader Kev doesn’t care about human rights in Australia; National Liberation Movements; The Sunshine Railway Disaster; anything for a buck and much much more.
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Asia Pacific Currents 19.04.2008
Labour news from the Asia Pacific region and analysis of fairtrade/ethical trading as a way to guarantee workers rights. APC is a program of Australia Asia Worker Links www.aawl.org.au
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Earth Matters 19.4.2008
Together with climate change and financial crisis, the phenomena of peak oil is one of many factors causing strains across the globe. Earth Matter's explores some proactive responses to peak oil at the government and local level. Guests are Elliot Fishman, Institute for Sensible Transport and Sonya Wallace from the Sunshine Coast Transition Region.
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Hararian Show 20.4.2008
Harari history Braq Al Harar; election in Harar by Mohammed Shash. Mawlud issue and Hararian community in Switzerland and in Atlanta.
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HepChat 17.04.08
Interview with Helen McNeill, CEO of Hepatitis C Victoria. Report back from two recent Australian conferences on prevention and on experiences of living with hepatitis C. News and research on hepatitis C. Hep Chat is brought to you by Hepatitis C Victoria. To contact/give feedback go to www.hepcvic.org.au
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Jump Cut 17.04.2008
Martin Gypkens, director of Nothing But Ghosts talks about his film, which is part of the German Film Festival 2008 at Como and Brighton Bay Cinemas, 17 -27 April.
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Mafalda 18.04.2008
Hoy en nuestro programa conversamos sobre los matones (bullying), continuando con Australia plantea que los jefes puedan ver emails de los empleados. Seguimos con prohiben en Francia publicidad que promueva delgadez extrema. Y terminamos con Las lentejas: una legumbre milenaria, mas avisos de eventos locales.
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Radioactive 19.04.2008
The recent 'Rockhole Recovery' trip held in outback South Australia near Ceduna. Featuring interviews with Googatha Moola representatives from the trip. Rockhole Recovery is organised by the West Mallee Protection group and aims at protecting sacred sites from interference from mining.
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Radio New Internationalist 18.4.2008
A brighter horizon may finally be dawning for the world’s 350 million indigenous peoples. This week, Radio New Internationalist takes a trip to Bolivia to find out how its indigenous President tackles power, resources and land to deliver social justice to his peoples.
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Raising Our Voices 9.4.2008
A report by Victorian Auditor-General's Office, titled Accommodation for People with a Disability, was tabled in the Victorian Parliament March 12th 2008. Pauline Williams from AMIDA responds to the report’s findings link to report: http://www.audit.vic.gov.au/reports__publications/reports_by_year/2008/2...
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Renegade Economists 16.04.2008
Covering oil speculation, airport monopoly parking prices, army cammo fashion and the Melbourne - Sydney rivalry. ANU academic Terry Dwyer explains how Sydney used economics to power ahead of marvellous Melbourne in the 20th century. www.earthsharing.org.au
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Tuesday Hometime 15.04.2008
Satirical look at the week that was, marathon running in the Sahara Desert, more unanswered questions about the sinking of HMAS Sydney, US plans to stay in Iraq and the impacts of dredging in Port Phillip Bay.

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Stick Together 20.04.2008
We investigate anti-terror legislation in Australia and the implications for protest and the labour movement. Interview with Rob Stary, labour movement defence lawyer who has acted for many of those charged under the 'terror laws'. Presented by Lisa Farrance.
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Women on the Line 04.04.2008
Defending Human Rights and Oil Rights. We hear from Hina Jilani, the UN Special Representative on the situation of Human Rights Defenders. And Kathy Black, from US Labor Against the War, invites us to join Iraqi workers fighting to stop the privatisation of that country’s oil reserves.

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