THE MORNING AFTER: CANADA'S FIRST HOMELESSNESS MARATHON (2003)   "Stand up and take a bow, you've done the radio medium proud ...." -- 2003 Toronto Listener

ON FEBRUARY 5th, 2003, CKUT (90.3fm in Montreal) AND LE GROUPE COMMUNAUTIARE L'ITINÉRAIRE HOSTED CANADA'S FIRST ANNUAL HOMELESSNESS MARATHON. :::: Marathon Audio Clips from 2003 18 tracks, offering an overview of Canada's 1st Annual Homelessness Marathon Listen or Download now. :::: Letters "Stand up and take a bow, you've done the radio medium proud ... ."  Read letters from listerners ... Read more. :::: 2003 Re-Broadcasters  CLICK HERE for a list of stations that rebraodcast the 1st Marathon.  And be sure to READ these notes from the REbroadcasters as well.

2003 Marathon Audio Clips click here to download ALL clips OR if links or not working Track #1 / 2:37 / English Hour 1 ( 5-6 PM)  Andy Edwards speaks his mind about the Overdale Squat, Peoples' attitudes towards the homeless, the magnitude of the homeless situation in Mtl. Track #2 / 4:27 / French Hour 1 (5-6 PM)  Nancy Roussy talks w/ Yvon Couillard (GEIPSI) & Gaetan Roberge (Comite De Logement Centre-Sud) about diversity among homeless pop. & about their jobs as people who are working to end homelessness. Track #3 / 4:19 / French Hour 3 ( 7-8 PM)  Nancy interviews Stephanie, A former resident of "Auberge Communautaire du sud-ouest" About how she managed to escape poverty & homelessness and what her life is now. Track #4 / 1:57 / English Hour 4 ( 8-9 PM)  Mora interviews Roxanne, a young female squatter hanging out at Cafe sur la rue. Track #5 / 0:52 / French Hour 4 ( 8-9 PM)  Ronald pelletier (resident at Bon Secours) Talks about his experience being homeless. Track #6 / 7:30 / English Hour 5 ( 9-10 PM)  Chuck Currie (Nat') Coalition for the homeless) Talks about criminalization of poverty in the U.S, ABT his group's actions, ABT violence against the homeless - Laynie Bassman (Stella) Talks with him ABT crim. of poverty police harassment of prostitutes. Track #7 / 4:29 / English  Hour 6 ( 10-11 PM)  Walter Schmidt ( Switzerland) Anita (Homeless woman in Philadelphia) Heather Blanchard (Former US resident) Jeremy as moderator - Swiss treatment/ views as homelessness contrasted w/ U.S. situation (details about Anita's situation). Track #8 / 3:33 / English Hour 6 ( 10-11 PM)  Toronto Woman plays song she wrote about homelessness & sings w/ guitar. Track #9 / 2:14 / French Hour 7 ( 11-Midnight)  Eric Michot (Coordinator of Comite de logement centre-sud) talks about the housing crisis, the rich & the poor - Alex is the host, wants politicians to come down to Cafe sur la rue. Track #10 / 4:27 / English Hour 7 (11- Midnight)  Sara Vance (OCAP) talks about the pope squat that happened in Toronto - Andy talks about the Overdale Squat in Mtl. Track #11 / 1:52 / English Hour 8 (12-1 AM)  Pierre (Caller from mtl) calls to say what people can & should do for the homeless, in his opinion. Track #12 / 1:04 / French Hour 8 (12-1 AM)  Vianni (in Cafe sur la rue) expresses his views, frustrations on poverty, homelessness. Track #13 / 1:53 / French Hour 8 (12-1 AM)  Collage of men's voices from inside Cafe sur la rue. At midnight we got a call from the Mayor's Office on our toll free number: "... I have been told you have been somehow challenging Mayor Tremblay to come and talk to you about the housing situation in Montreal ...." Michel Prescott - member of Exec. Commitee of City of Mtl. Track #14 / 11:32 / English Hour 8 (12-1 AM)  Michel Prescott - member of Exec. Commitee of city of Mtl, Responsible for housing calls in - talks w/ Andy, Jacques, Dee, Dexter X. Track #15 / 1:39 / English Hour 9 (1-2 AM)  Rob Stacey (Roofs 4 Youths) gives mandate of the research project, out in BC, on rural homelessness in the Kootenay Area. Track #16 / 2:40 / English Hour 10 (2-3 AM)  Megan - caller from St. John, NB talks w/ CLAC representatives about welfare. Track #17 / 1:28 / English Hour 14 ( 6-7 AM) - Kevin (in Cafe sur la rue) Gives his opinion on how to end homelessness today. Track #18 / 1:15 / French Hour 14 ( 6-7 AM)  Sylvie (in Cafe sur la rue) gives her opinion on how to end homelessness today. If your station would like to carry the 2004 Homelessness Marathon, please contact:  CKUT community news collective 514.398.6788 OR news@ckut.ca

FEEDBACK FROM LISTENERS Feb. 6, 2003 The Homelessness Marathon was amazing... inspirational and jarring. I slept with my radio on and woke up to catch glimpses of what was happening overnight. I will now go to sleep each night grateful of the bed I have to sleep in yet wondering how comfortable, warm, and safe those on the streets are. Thank you. miri f. (mcgill university) 06.02.2003 Bravo! Congratulations for your marathon!  You entered Montreal radio history. In solidarity, Samaa (Mtl) 6 Feb. It was a brilliant, noble effort. You should get the Nobel Prize. Judith (Mtl) March 3, 2003 Attn: General Manager (CKUT-FM), I would like to take this opportunity to thank you all for the recent community network programme which emanated from a cafe at Amherst & Ontario Streets in Montreal. I listened to it over CKLN-FM (88.A) in Toronto. Stand up and take a bow, you've done the radio medium proud. Why can't the English and French radio networks of the CBC do the same type of spontaneous programming with the $750 million it receives for its allotment from parliament? You've prove that it doesn't require an expensive outlay of monetary instrumentation to do such an outstanding programme such as the recent network transmission on homelessness. In January of 2002, I assisted a homeless man to get off the street utilizing the resources and information at my immediate disposal. If everybody assisted just one homeless person to 'get a leg up', we would go a long way to eradicate this decades old situation. I look forward to more such radio programming in the future ... . Thank you for your interests, Dwight W. Poole Toronto, Ontario FEEDBACK FROM STATIONS Dear All, From myself and on behalf of other programmers at CHLY Radio Malaspina, in Nanaimo, B.C., I would like to thank you for all the hard work and dedication that you and your team at CKUT put into making the 1st Canadian Homelessness Marathon possible. You are real troopers, enduring rather nasty conditions to give a voice to the homeless and impoverished people and raising awareness across the Country. I hope that we may join together again for the 2nd H.M. and perhaps for other events. I hope you are doing well and life is good. Best wishes,  Brett Christensen host of "spacelink", wednesdays 6-9 pm PST Member of CHLY progamming committee Hi - I was talking to a few people this week who heard the marathon on C101 here in Hamilton and who were very impressed. Good work! Barry Hello -- We ended up playing the whole thing after all... I especially liked the stuff after about 10pm, midnite, when you were taking calls ....  kristin - ckln (toronto) Hey there, Congratulations on the excellent broadcast! The content was great (I heard about 8 hours of it), and people here seemed to think it was really worthwhile. It was particularly important to provide programming examining homelessness, and it was nice for us to feel some solidarity with campus and community stations in other parts of Canada. Thanks for all your work, and I'm glad we had the opportunity to participate. As a relatively new station (we're about 3 years old), I look forward participating in more national initiatives like yours in the future. Freya Zaltz Administrative Manager Kootenay Co-op Radio CJLY 93.5fm Nelson, BC Hey guys -- Sandeep from Radio Malaspina in Nanaimo just checking in - wanted to give props to everyone over in Montreal for producing such a positive and informative program - we made it all the way to the finish! Sandeep Chauhan Producer/Host The Late Shift Wednesdays 11 - 1 as PST Chocolate Radio Tuesdays 6 - 9 am PST ChLy 101.7 fm http://www.chly.fm http://www.listen.to/thelateshift Gretchen and the rest of CKUT news, on behalf of CiTR 101.9FM Vancouver, let us thank you for giving us the oppurtunity to rebroadcast the marathon last week. in light of recent events in the city of Vancouver(Woodsquat), the message of just how important the issues of homelessness are in ANY city became much more clear and significant to all those that tuned in. congratulations on bringing the marathon to light and freezing your butts off in the process! Bryce Dunn Program Coordinator CiTR Radio 101.9FM Room 233 6138 Sub. Blvd. UBC Vancouver, BC Canada V6T 1Z1 604.822.3017 ext.4

CKUT 90.3 FM McGill Radio is a non-profit campus community radio station owned by the students of McGill University and operated almost entirely by its volunteer membership. The station provides alternative music, news and spoken word programming to the city of Montréal and surrounding areas through its FM broadcasting and to the world through the world wide web.

Le Groupe Commiunautaire L'Itinéraire's mission is to help with the process of social  re-integration which faces many  itinerant people and individuals who have suffered from addiction.  The publishing and distribution of the journal "L'Itinéraire" and the running of  a coffee shop offering internet access are among the Groupe's activities.

:::::::::::: 2003 REbroadcasters (THANKS!!!!!!!!)

British Columbia

Kamloops CFBX - 92.5 FM (mp3)
Kootenay CJLY - 93.5 FM (mp3 - lofi & hifi)
Nanaimo CHLY - 101.7 FM (mp3)
Prince George CFUR - 88.7 FM (mp3)
Vancouver CITR - 101.9 FM (real audio)
Vancouver CFUR - 88.7 FM

Winnipeg CKUW - 95.9 FM (mp3)

Fredrickton CHSR - 97.9 FM (mp3)
Sackville CHMA - 106.9 FM (real audio)

St. John's CFMH - 92.5 FM (mp3)
St. John's CHMR - 93.5 FM (mp3 & real audio)

Antigonish CFXU - 92.5 FM (mp3 - lowfi & hifi)

Guelph CFRU - 93.3FM (real audio)
Hamilton C101.5 - 101.5 FM (real audio)
Ottawa CHUO - 89.1 FM (real audio)
Toronto CHRY - 105.5 FM  (mp3)
Toronto CKLN - 88.1 FM (mp3 & real audio)

Centre-Ville CINQ - 102.3 FM
Montreal CKUT - 90.3 FM (real audio)

RETURN TO CANADA'S HOMELESSNESS MARATHON WEBSITE
http://www.ckut.ca/homeless.html

SK

CFCR 90.5 - Community Radio Society Saskatoon

CJTR 91.3 - Radius Communications Inc (Regina)

BC

CJLY 93.5 MHz - Kootenay Coop Radio (Nelson)

CJSF 90.1 MHz - Simon Fraser Campus Radio Society (Burnaby)

CiTR - 101.9FM Student Radio Society of UBC, Vancouver 

CFUR 88.7 FM - University of Northern British Columbia - Prince George 

CJMP 90.1 FM in Powell River

CFUV Victoria Student / Community radio at the University of Victoria

MB

CJUM 101.5 MHz  - U of Manitoba Students Union (Winnipeg)

95.9fm CKUW - Winnipeg, MB

AL

CJSR 88.5MHz - First Alberta Campus Radio Association  (Edmonton)

CJSW 90.9fm - University of Calgary

NB

CHSR 97.9fm - University of New Brunswick, Fredrickton 

CHMA 106.9fm - Mount Allison University, Sackville

CFMH 92.5fm - Campus Radio Saint John Inc.

NF

CHMR 93.5fm - Memorial Uni. of Newfoundland, St. John's 
 

NS

CKDU 97.5 - Dalhousie U. (Halifax)

CAPR - Caper Radio Inc (Sydney, NS)

QC

CKUT 90.3 (Montreal)

CHOQ.FM - University of Quebec at Montreal (UQAM)

CISM 89.3 - Montreal

ON

CHUO 89.1 MHz - Radio Ottawa Inc.

CHRY 105.5fm - York University, Toronto

CKLU 96.7 FM - Sudbury

CFRC 101.9 MHz - Radio Queen's University (Kingston)

CFRU 93.3 FM - University of Guelph 

CKLN - 88.1fm Toronto 

CFBU 103.7fm - St. Catharines

CFIE 106.5 FM - Aboriginal Voices Radio Inc.  

:::::::::::: 2004 BROADCAST MP3s (click here if MP3 files are not working - courtesy of radio4all.net)

5pm - Hours 1 & 2 
FRANÇAIS & ENGLISH

INTRODUCTION TO THE HOMELESSNESS MARATHON / Introduction du Marathon et l’itinérance en chiffres: "Homelessness by the numbers" featuring Squatters, Vendors from L'Itineraire, US & Canadian Marathon Reps, Researchers, Social Workers, and Doctors on the numbers and geography of life on the streets. PRODUCER/HOST: Nancy.

HOUR 1: PART 1 (mp3) & PART 2 (mp3)
HOUR 2: PART 1 (mp3) & PART 2 (mp3)

Présentation du marathon: Nobody (US Marathon), CKUT (Gretchen), L’Itinéraire (Audrey) et le pionnier du marathon) / entrevue téléphonique avec Madame la ministre Bradshaw, responsable du secrétariat des sans-abri / François Thivierge (Centre Dollard-Cormier, service à la communauté : cartes & zones structurantes, la pauvreté n’engendre pas la pauvreté) / Dr. Farqhar (psychiatre recherche en désinstitutionalisation, santé mentale et itinérance) / Gaétan Roberge ou Éric Michaud (Comité logement Centre-Sud) / Audrey Coté (Rédactrice en chef de L’Itinéraire) / René Lacroix (Responsable du programme de réinsertion sociale, Maison du Père) / Sonia Scarsella (Pavillon Patricia-MacKenzie, intervenante) / Jean-Pierre Béliveau (camelot-journaliste de L’Itinéraire) / & Nathalie (RAPSIM, projet de logements avec support communautaire).

5:50-5:55pm PRE-RECORDED Joyce Dahms from the Nelson Committee on Homelessness speaks with Deb Kozak of Kootenay Cooperative Radio about Youth and Homelessness in Nelson, BC (08m00).

6:54-6:55pm Broadcast from child care room by Melanie and Angela & Question: When we say homeless families, who do you think of, what do you see?

FAMILIES & HOMELESSNESS: featuring Precarious & Homeless Parents, Children, & Social Workers. PRODUCER/HOST: VoYic

HOUR 3: PART 1 (mp3) & PART 2 (mp3)

Primer question: Why are Canada's homeless going hungry? In the next hour we will hear from people working at local shelters, the Quebec government and the canadian association of food banks to find out what can be done to ensure that good food gets to those who need it most.

FEATURED: Cindy Cowen is the executive director of Nellies, a Toronto-based women’s organization which provides emergency shelter and community support to women and children who are homeless. / Erika Klien is the mother of two and has been homeless. She lives in Toronto. / Gabriella Richman is the director of the Young Parents’ Program of Head & Hands in Montreal / Loretta is the mother of five children and has been homeless. She lives in Montreal. / Martine is the mother of six children and has experienced homelessness. She is based in Montreal / Kelly is the mother of two school-aged boys. She has been homeless for the past two months. She is currently an intern for Voices of Youth in Care at CKUT.
 
7:55pm 5 minute: a singlong from the childcare room.

GOING HUNGRY IN CANADA: featuring service organizations and collective kitchens. PRODUCER/HOST: Neil & Liz

HOUR 4: PART 1 (mp3) & PART 2 (mp3)

FEATURED: Sister Nicole Fournier (is the Director of the local shelter Acceuil Conneau. This shelter has a long history of serving food and offering temporary residence to homeless people) / Mme. Lise Bertrand (is the Director of Health Services of the Greater Montreal region and is responsible for the designation and health security issues offered by the Sharing Stores and CLSC's found throughout Montreal) / Matt Ferguson (is a representative of the Canadian Association of Food Banks in Toronto and he will be discussing recent reports and statistical information to help give a clearer picture of the role of food banks from a national perspective) / "John" from the Daily Bread Food Bank will confirm by tomorrow morning who exactly will call in. The Daily Bread Food Bank is one of the largest food banks in Canada.

9:54pm INTRO Here is a piece from CJSR's programme Youth Menace. This excerpt is made up from the voices of children and youth engrained in the justice and child welfare system. You will find on this piece the focus on a wide variety of issues including homelessness (hungry, crimilization and so many other issues). Much (not all) of the background music was written and performed by Edmonton street youth including those interviewed. One part I find very chilling is the scream of a child being restrained by Child Welfare in the background of an interview. The girl being interviewed only reaction was asking if we wanted the door to be shut. As if these restraints are a normal part of life in care.

CRIMINALIZATION & SOCIAL POLICIES: including a discussion on discrimination, ticketting, and targeting. PRODUCER/HOST: Tamara & Brett

HOUR 5: PART 1 (mp3) & PART 2 (mp3)

PRIMER: In the next hour - Is housing a human right? The United Nations thinks it is, but is our government doing its part to ensure that we ALL have access to safe, affordable housing? Find out on Hour Six of the Homelessness Marathon: Social Right and Myths, broadcasting from the frozen streets of Montreal.

FEATURED: Alex Popvich (Coalition Opposed to Police Brutality), Anna (CATUS), Mario - Homeless (Mtl.), Prisoner X Radio Collective (Peter from Bath Penitentiary - medium security in Ontario & Raymond: from the Federal Training Center), Tulin Ozdeger (The National Law Center on Homelessness and Poverty in Washington, DC), Rod Graham: a writer for Street Sheet - Manitoba, & Bernard (RAPSIM).

9:55pm PRE-RECORDED CJUM at the University of Manitoba provides this look at Homelessness in Winnepeg (05m03)

SOCIAL MYTHS & RIGHTS: A look at government policies that create homelessness with lawyers, anti-poverty groups, and homeless coalitions. PRODUCER/HOST: Charlotte & Peter

HOUR 6: PART 1 (mp3) & PART 2 (mp3)

FEATURED: On from CFRC in Kingston, Ontarion, A Room of One's Own Kingston, a Homeless and Tenants' group that addresses issues around the basic needs of transient/homeless people and those living in vulnerable conditions in and around Kingston / Penny Ruvinsky - Nelson & District Women's Centre Nelson, BC / Penny Ruvinsky coordinates the Women's Economic Project, funded by the Status of Women. Penny has strong roots in political activism; her voice can be heard putting forth feminist values in the community. / Richard Miron - L'Association Pour la Defense des Droits Sociaux Montreal, QC, Organisme d'action directe en defense des droits des pauvres, offrant services, aide sociale et logement. / Jean-Claude LaPorte Commite BAILS, Hochelaga-Maisonneuve Worked at the Commite BAILS in Hochealga-Masionneuve for 6 years. he can speak very much about the myths of social rights in Montreal.

10: 55pm PRE-RECORDED CHSR - Homelessness in Fredericton (05m00)

INDIGENOUS PEOPLE & HOMELESSNESS: Natives without a home, a discussion linking urban and rural communitites. PRODUCER/HOST: Neil & Stéphane

HOUR 7: PART 1 (mp3) & PART 2 (mp3)

QUESTION: Homelessness without Reserve? Sans-Abri sans reserve? In the next hour we will hear first nations activists working in Montreal talk with first nations activists in Nunavut--a discussion looking at homelessness as a reality for both urban and rural communities.

FEATURED: Alanis Obomsawin (is a well-known filmmaker who produced the documentary "No Address", examining the transition of Native people moving from rural communities to Montreal) / Jason (Inuit living in Montreal) / Joshie Teemottee (works at a homeless shelter in the Illitiit Society in Nunavut) / & Mary Potts plus firends (from the Agvvik Society, a women's shelter, also based in Nunavut) 

OPEN MIC: Midnight Mass with Norman Nawrocki & Phone Calls from - Nunavut

HOUR 8: PART 1 (mp3) & PART 2 (mp3)

LINK with US MARATHON for a GLOBAL LOOK AT HOMELESSNESS.  PRODUCER/HOST: Nobody (U.S.) & Dxtr X  (mtl)

HOUR 9: PART 1 (mp3) & PART 2 (mp3)

INTRO: “Homelessness affects people all over the world. For the next hour we will connect with the 7th annual US-based homelessness marathon for a discussion about problems and soloutions at the federal level in Canada, America and Switzerland.”

FEATURED: Michael Shapcott ("Co-Chair of the National Housing and Homelessness Network" and also as "Research Associate, Centre for Urban and Community Studies, University of Toronto". He has been active on housing and homelessness issues for 20 years) & Walter Schmid (President of the Swiss Social Welfare Conference, Walter sees himself as active in the issues, not just a distant policy manager)

GROWING POPULATIONS ON THE STREETS: featuring youth, women, and people in precarious situations. PRODUCER/HOST: Dxtr X & gretchen

HOUR 10: PART 1 (mp3) & PART 2 (mp3)

Primer Question: Have you been recently homeless, Canada's population in the streets is growing - were or are you among that number? Give us a call ...

FEATURED: Louis (a member of a tenants association representing the situation for precarious tenants in monteal's southwest) & Carol Ross (Nelson BC Committee on Homelessness).

2:55am PRE-RECORDED here is a short piece on Homelessness in Small Towns from CHMA Radio in Sackville, NB (08m07)

ADDICTION: Media Hype and Reality / TOXICOMANIE: Traitement médiatique et réalité. PRODUCER/HOST: Sophie.

HOUR 11: PART 1 (mp3) & PART 2 (mp3)

PRIMER QUESTION: Drugs and homelessness - A sensational mix that promotes repression over help to addicts. Medias are often using drugs and addiction as a general stereotype of homeless people, displaying shocking images and alarming the public. What is the impact of this sensationalism on homeless people and how do homeless networks view and work around these images? In the next hour we'll gather journalists and social workers to help us see the reality of drugs in the streets. / Drogues et itinérance - Un mélange médiatique sensationnel qui sert souvent davantage les tenants de la répression au détriment des organisations qui viennent en aide aux toxicomanes. Les drogues sont plus souvent qu'autrement présentées par les médias grand public comme un fléau généralisé chez les personnes sans-abri, image choc à l'appui. Comment dans les réseaux d'aide juge-t-on l'impact des traitements journalistiques trop souvent alarmistes de cet enjeu social sur les personnes itinérantes ? Dans la prochaine heure nous allons réunir des journalistes et des intervenants sociaux pour faire la lumière sur ce qui en est vraiment de l'usage des drogues sur la rue.

FEATURED: Frédéric Galbrun (Frédéric est travailleur de rue au sein du Café Graffiti et journaliste au Journal de la rue, ici à Montréal / Frederic is a street worker with the Café Graffiti here and journalist at Le journal de la rue, here in Montréal), Louise-Josée Lévesque (LouiseJosée est intervenante auprès des personnes itinérantes à l'organisme La rue des femmes à Montréal / Louise-Josée works with homeless women at La rue des femmes in Montreal), Linda-Christine Dumont (Linda-Christine est rédactrice en chef du journal communautaire Bowle McCaly News qui est publié dans un secteur de la ville d'Edmonton très concerné par la problématique des sans-abri. Elle est aussi collaboratrice du journal de rue Our Voice, publié aussi à Edmonton. / Linda-Christine is Chief Editor of Bowle McCaly News a community newspaper published in a area of Edmonton where there is a lot of homeless people. She also collaborate to the street newspaper Our Voice, also in Edmonton), Jill Chettiar (Jill est coordonnatrice des bénévoles au sein du Vancouver Area Network of Drug Users (VANDU), et comme souvent un enjeu en amène un autre elle est aussi membre du comité antipauvreté de Vancouver / Jill is Volunteers coordinator at Vancouver Area Network of Drug Users (VANDU). And because one issue ofter brings an other one, she's also member of the Vancouver Antipoverty commitee).

OPEN MIC: Phone Calls - Check-in with Canadian Rebroadcasters, Stephane's round table. 

HOUR 12: PART 1 (mp3) & PART 2 (mp3)

4:55am 5 minute PRE-RECORDED - Homelessness & Activism Collage from Aaron

ACTIVISM & HOMELESSNESS: with OCAP, the Anti-Poverty Coalition in Vancouver, and the Kitchener/Waterloo Youth Collective. PRODUCER/HOST: Aaron

HOUR 13: PART 1 (mp3) & PART 2 (mp3) 

INTRODUCTION: "Housing - When the government and developers don't give it, will the people take it? In the next hour we will hear from housing activists around the world who will offer radical strategies and tactics aimed at getting roofs over peoples heads."

FEATURED: John Clarke (John lives in Toronto and is a longtime organizer with the Ontario Coalition Against Poverty - OCAP) / Mark Corbiere (Mark is an organizer with the Kitchener-Waterloo Youth Collective, which runs out of the Spot drop-in center) /  Melanie Willson - Melanie is a student at Guelph university in Ontario and works with the Guelph Union of Tenants and Supporters (GUTS) / Karina and John - organizers with the housing committee of the Anti-Capitalist Convergence (CLAC) in Montreal / Nakagiri - organizer with the Association of Poor People in Nagai Park, in Osaka, Japan.

5:55pm PRE-RECORDED Stefan's CALL NOW contribution (06m20)

HOUR 14: PART 1 (mp3) & PART 2 (mp3)