Dialect - No Economic Feudalism - lessons from the Icelandic banking collapse

bristol | media and culture | news report Friday April 24, 2009 00:30 by Dialect - Bristol Radio Co-op

CIA & the Mafia plus local Blues musician Chris Scott, Harry Hornsey and Tim Page

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Times on the MP3 file
01:00 - Introduction
01:45 - News item on proximity of bankers to the Bush administration policy makers
05:30 - Icelandic banking collapse - what lessons can we learn? from www.globalresearch.ca
13:30 - Chris Scott local guitarist, blues singer and musician
27:00 - Blues musicians Harry Hornsey and Tim Page - a song 'Send Me To The Electric Chair' and Ragtime
43:30 - History of Organised Crime by David Southwell, read by Malcolm Grieves, Gladio and the CIA Mafia
53:30 - Jeff Sparkes - What's On this week
58:30 - credits

Presenter - John Peters-Coleman
Reporter - Tony Gosling
Studio Production - Vilas Chitrakaran
Producers - Anthea Page and John Peters-Coleman

Dialect 25th April 2009 6.87 Mb