That Fresh Radio Piece is a progressive & grassroots media project in College Park, MD. As a weekly digest on college radio, it attempts to present social injustices and problems as well as what people are doing in response on a grassroots level. It serves as an outlet for diverse issues, opinions, and organizations; ultimately aiming to increase awareness, inspire activism, and mobilize the community. TFRP is co-hosted by Christian Melendez, Diego Iniguez-Lopez, and James Briscoe, among others.
You can hear us LIVE on Tuesdays, 4-6pm either:
88.1 FM
OR
Online at 
http://www.wmucradio.com Click on "Listen Online"
AND if that's too early or you aren't in the area,
Go to: http://www.ThatFreshRadioPiece.com
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Its got Archives of every show and more.
ALERT! That Fresh Radio Piece is now produced through the umbrella organization, the MARYLAND MEDIA COLLECTIVE. ALL are encouraged to join! E-mail ?MD.Media Collective@gmail.com for more information.
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Show 37 Dec 5
- Fresh Piece
- Student Global AIDS Week
- Mimi Melles of the University of Maryland's Student Global AIDS Campaign speaks on their recent week of awareness and action for AIDS and its significance.
- SPECIAL ON GULF RECONSTRUCTION
- We play Free Speech Radio News' radio documentary: The End of Charity. This is their synopsis: The impacts of Hurricane Katrina in the Gulf South were many and varied. The large number of evacuees and the stories of rooftop rescues were viewed widley. Less well known is that the hurricane and the flooding affected many public services that were already in danger, such as schools and hospitals. Among these is New Orleans' Charity Hospital, part of a system of free medical care for the poor in Louisiana that was unique in the United States. FSRN's Christian Roselund brings us this eulogy: The End of Charity.
Headlines, music, stats, media, and more....
Show 36 Nov 28
- Fresh Piece
- Rev. Lennox Yearwood
- Reverend Lennox Yearwood: Minister, community activist, and CEO of Hip Hop Caucus joins us to speak on the ongoing struggles of Hurricane Katrina victims and New Orleans residents to return home; amidst the major gentrification and reshaping of the city's demographics.
- David ?Mac Michael
- David ?Mac Michael calls in; he is a former CIA analyst, founding member of Veteran Intelligence Professionals for Sanity (VIPS), a group of former profesionals from CIA, NSA, FBI and other intelligence agencies that have strongly questioned Bush's policies and pretexts for going to war in Iraq. He discussed the intelligence war in Iran and the parallels to the run-up of war in Iraq.
A rewording of "hunger" by the US
Headlines, stats, music, and more...
Show 35 Nov 21
- Fresh Piece
- Hunger and Homelessness Week
- Dave Logan and Allie Armitage of MaryPIRG, come into TFRP to discuss the issue of hunger and homelessness, and to give feedback on MaryPIRG's recent week of action to educate the campus towards making a change.
- Free Mix
- We play an interview from Dr. Jarred Ball's ?Free Mix Radio most recent mix tape. Dr. Ball talks to Johonna ?McCants, director of Carceral Studies Working Group, about the prison-industrial complex and the incarceration of our youth.
Headlines, stats, media, music and more....
Show 34 Nov 14
Fresh Piece
- David Helvarg
- David Helvarg's resume is lengthy...he's a journalist turned environmental conservation activist whose campaigns, writings, and overall work have been extremely prominent and important to the environmental movement.
- Laurie Arbeiter
- Been seeing the "We Will Not Be Silent" shirts lately??? This lady and her friends are the ones you can thank for starting the campaign. Based in NYC under the name the Critical Voice, Laurie and co. will speak on the campaign and some very interesting experiences as a result, including the controversy of a man of Iraqi descent at JFK airport being forced to change his shirt and put in the back of the bus, er plane, when at the airport wearing the WWNBS shirt.
Headlines, media, stats, music and more...
Show 33 Nov 7
Here's our 33rd show...
Fresh Piece
- Election Day Special
- This week's TFRP was recorded on Election Tuesday, and we took to the streets to get students' opinion on voting, where to get quality information on candidates, the important issues in this election, and else besides. We play an interview with a member of SGA, and receive a call from a listener about his experience voting on campus.
- Peter Sage
- Peter Sage, also known as Dada, calls in to discuss the Yoga and Meditation Clubs on campus, both of which he instructs. He also details his humanitarian work which spans 20 countries, and tells a piece of his life story to our audience.
- Feminism Without Borders
- Emma Williams of Feminism Without Borders to discuss her group and a concert to benefit Lebanon in response to the damage from Israeli attacks. The concert will be this Friday in the Prince George's room of Stamp.
Plus Headlines of the week, media, community plugs, and sounds from Haiti, Hiphop straight from Havana, Cuba, Brazilian Girls, Buena Vista Social Club, Wyclef Jean, Styles P, among many others.
Show 32 Oct 31st
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Anwar Sadat Lecture for Peace
Dr. Shibley Telhami, the Sadat Chair for Peace and Development speaks to TFRP after Dr. Mohamed ?El Baradei, Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency, delivered his "Lecture for Peace" October 24th at the University of Maryland.
Greg Gebhardt
Musician from University of MD's Meditation Club plays his tunes.
Granny Peace Brigade
Anne Shirazi, member of the Granny Peace Brigade, tells stories about what these 60-92 year old women are doing for peace...one to enjoy!
With the usual media segment, headlines, stats, music y mas...
Show 31 Oct 24th
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Feminism Without Borders
A few members of Feminism Without Borders, Ter Poets, and a number of performers joined TFRP this week to discuss a Halloween concert in support of the Zapatistas. Amy Washburn gives an account of the history of the Zapatistas and its feminist roots, and Henry Mills reads a poem inspired by his mother's background growing up in El Salvador. Music from performers at the concert from ?Stick Men, Suicide Kings, and Whyte Out.
S.A.L.S.A.
This is an interview with the Director of SALSA, Netfa Freeman. SALSA is the Social Action and Leadership School for Actvists in Washington DC. It is headed by the Institute for Policy Studies and here Netfa tells us more about it...
Media: Ex-UK Home Secretary Advised Bombing Al-Jazeera, D Now
Music, stats, and more...
Oct 17: Show 30!!!
- Fresh Piece
- Mobilization for Global Justice
- Basav Sen and Ruth Castel-Branco of MGJ discuss the group's mission, the metaphor of inequality here in DC, as well as various pertinent global topics such as the "recolonization of Iraq" and Latin America.
- Special on Rape with Phenome Jon
- Phenome Jon of Ter Poets discusses the issue of rape among women, the newly found statistic that 1 in 3, as opposed to the former 1 in 4, women are "subjected to intimate partner violence in the course of her lifetime" as reported by the UN. He also brings his poem on rape to the airwaves.
And for our media segment: UK minister urged bombing of Al Jazeera
With headlines, stats, and more...
Oct 10: Show 29
- Fresh Piece
- Hate Preaching at UMD
- LOCAL TFRP COVERAGE: A group of traveling preachers came to the campus to spread their strict interpretation of Christianity. They listed the groups of people who were not fit for the promised land, including homosexuals, drunks, dopers, and called UMD the "Uted to intimate partner violence in the course of her lifetime" as reported by the UN. He also brings his poem on rape to the airwaves.
And for our media segment: UK minister urged bombing of Al Jazeera
With headlines, stats, and more...
Oct 10: Show 29
- Fresh Piece
- Hate Preaching at UMD
- LOCAL TFRP COVERAGE: A group of traveling preachers came to the campus to spread their strict interpretation of Christianity. They listed the groups of people who were not fit for the promised land, including homosexuals, drunks, dopers, and called UMD the "University of Masturbators". It provoked a large gathering of students and a diverse pool of opinion.
- Jerusalem Women Speaking Tour
- The 12th speaking tour, sponsored by Partners for Peace, bringing women to the United States to call for an end to war and suffering in the Middle East and share their experiences and hopes for a just peace with American audiences. This year brings a Muslim Palestinian, a Christian Palestinian, and Jewish Israeli. We spoke with one of the women after the presentation.
And for our media segment: Top journalists secretly helped draft Iraq war talking points
With headlines, stats, music and more...
SHOW 27 SEPTEMBER 26, 2006:
We got a special from Free Speech Radio News this week for our Fresh piece:
- Trafficked in the Phillippines
In recent years there's been increasing attention paid to the global problem of human trafficking, and growing concern on the part of governments and civil society around the world. Asia is one the regions hardest hit by the phenomenon, especially the trafficking of women and children for sexual exploitation. UNICEF estimates that there are at least one million Asian child prostitutes. The Philippines is one of the countries most affected by the scourge of human trafficking. Rupert Cook reports...
With special guests Phenome Jon and T
With the usual headlines, stats, media, and c plugs...
- If you want to get involved with the media coop that is formulating on campus, hit us up.
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SHOW 26 SEPTEMBER 19, 2006:
- Fresh
- Darfur
- Jeremy Spekman reports his experience at the recent Rally for Darfur this past Sunday the 17th when tens of thousands of people around the world rallied...as well as Amina Brown of STAND elaborating more on the current state of affairs with Darfur.
- Paul Porter
- Vox Union's clip of Paul Porter interviewed by Chuck D about Black Radio, payola, consolidated media and more.
Plus, the FCC suppressing media consolidation studies, headlines, musica, stats and more...
SHOW 25 SEPTEMBER 12, 2006:
Fresh Piece
- Camp Democracy
- This is part three of our coverage of the ongoing Camp Democracy on the National Mall in DC. David Swanson, organizer of the camp, gives us a field update on the current actions.
- Hawah
- Hawah is an artist, alternative educator, globetrotter, peace advocate...social engineer. This interview is one of our personal favorites. He exists only because you are here with him.
And headlines, stats, c plugs, and music...
SHOW 24 SEPTEMBER 5, 2006:
A Women's Worth
- Chrystal Williams, of A Woman's Worth, a group on campus dedicated to empowering women.
Temple of Hip Hop
- Zin-Uru, of the Temple of ?Hip Hop. Founded by KRS-One, a group dedicated to preserving and promoting ?Hip Hop and got ?Hip Hop an internationally recognized culture by the United Nations (UN).
Camp Democracy
- Camp Casey inspires a new camp, based this time on the National Mall in DC. Steve Jackson gives a field report on what's going on at Camp Democracy. From September 5-21st, activist training, workshops, and direct action will be taken at this camp, which is also linked to the Declaration of Peace's week of action from the 21st-28th.
Plus, a piece on the Pentagon's influence on the media
And headlines, stats, c plugs, and music...
SHOW 23 AUGUST 29, 2006:
A commemoration for Hurricane Katrina's victims and the upcoming month of action in September...
- Sorry about the feed...one mic was broken and we weren't made aware!
Fresh Piece
- Camp Democracy
- Camp Casey inspires a new camp, based this time on the National Mall in DC. From September 5-21st, activist training, workshops, and direct action will be taken at this camp, which is also linked to the Declaration of Peace's week of action from the 21st-28th.
- One Year Anniversary of Hurricane Katrina
- A commemoration for Hurricane Katrina's impact includes a conversation with UMD students who volunteered with the People's Hurricane Relief Fund this summer in New Orleans and their thoughts on what's happened one year later.
A piece on media consolidation
With headlines, stats, music and more...
SHOW 22 AUGUST 22, 2006:
Fresh Piece
- The Cuban 5
- Jorge Pena of the Cuban Mission to the UN speaks on the years-long story concerning the Cuban 5.
- Fahima Vorgetts and Women for Afghan Women
- Fahima Vorgetts discusses her humanitarian mission to provide reconstruction and rehabilitation to her native home Afghanistan with Women for Afghan Women.
Media:
FCC Questions TV Stations on "Fake News", AP and Washington Post
- Headlines
- International
Billions Face Water Shortages, Crisis Looms: Agency, Reuters
Iraqi Attitudes: Survey Documents Big Changes, Turkish Press
CIA's Secret UK Bank Trawl May Be Illegal, Guardian/UK
- National
Sen. Hagel Says GOP Has Lost Its Way, AP
Ohio Voting Problems Deemed Severe, Agence France Presse
New Alaska Oil Leases Being Offered, AP
Major Arms Soar to Twice Pre-9/11 Cost, Boston Globe
- Local
Tignor: Gap closing on teacher hiring, Gazette
State�s attorney considering whether charges should be filed in scuffle between Wynn, Edwards campaign workers, Gazette
Touch-Screen Machines Stir Election Anxiety in Md., Washington Post
- Statistics:
Deadliest Countries for Journalists
AND all the rest...
SHOW 21 AUGUST 15, 2006:
Mumia Abu-Jamal
- Political Prisoner Mumia Abu-Jamal is interviewed by the Block Report
Students for Sensible Drug Policy
- Anastacia Cosner, president of UMD's Students for Sensible Drug Policy talks about the group's mission, the recent marijuana referendum at the University of Maryland, and the overall drive to equalize alcohol and marijuana policies on college campuses.
The New Class War in America
- Thanks to DemocracyNOW!, we play a clip of Amy Goodman, Paul Krugman, Greg Palast, and Randi Rhodes discussing the New Class War in America.
With headlines, stats, community plugs, and music...
SHOW 20 AUGUST 8, 2006:
- Freshhhh 8/8
Summer of Resistance
- Two youth activists discuss their experience in the Summer of Resistance program, which exposed them to various methods of political activism, as well as seasoned activist groups and individuals.
Venceremos Brigade
- Michael Flores of Venceremos Brigade talks about his first trip to Cuba with the Brigade, in the face of the travel restrictions imposed by the US Government.
Progressive Maryland
- Johnny Papagiannis of Progressive Maryland talks about the organization, their rapid growth and support, and their campaigns for a Living Wage, higher minimum wage, and clean elections in the state of Maryland.
With the usual headlines, stats, media education, and musica
SHOW 19 JULY 18, 2006:
With fresh headlines, stats, music, and more...
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