Sat, 14 February 2009 First of the new year for the Frequency - and what a year it's been so far! So of course, in our inimitable fashion, we concentrate on practically none of that, and instead discuss spam musubi and pickles. Also in the tasty mix is our new news roundup feature:
Shout-outs to Farpoint, Shelly Thomas's Futurism Now, Equal Measure, Green Change, and Thomas Casey's The Spark Effect! Plus music by The Alice Project - check out their latest album, Girl on a Box - and a special 2008 blooper reel! Image provided under a Creative Commons license by rachel is coconut&lime. digg this episode
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Tue, 23 December 2008 ![]() Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from the Secret Frequency! A few words from your Green Party for this Christmas season:
We also discuss Obama's Cabinet and some sex workers looking for their rights (not the same folks, we don't think...) Christmasy music for this episode by Podsafe for Peace, Pushstart Wagon, and Interlunia (whom we hope are still together)! Some sounds for this episode provided under a Creative Commons Sample Plus License by user benjaminflack at Freesound. Plus, an out-of-this-world Christmas signoff, provided under the public domain. The hamster image comes from romap via a creative commons license. digg this episode
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Mon, 8 December 2008 NOTE: Explicit language in this episode. See notes below.
Alright, so maybe we're not the most positive Greens in the world today...let's just say that with all that's happening lately, there's only so much "hope" and "change" we can believe in! The Frequency does its best to rain on your parade with these stories:
(NOTE: Explicit lyrics, yadda yadda yadda. Yeah, we'd rather not put this up, either, but we have established a family show of a sort, so...best to let people know what they're getting.) Image provided through Creative Commons by Poseyal Desposyni Poet digg this episode
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Sun, 7 December 2008 Results from the Louisiana Secretary of State's Web site:
Ahn Cao R 33,122 49.55% William Jefferson D 31,296 46.82% Malik Rahim G 1,880 2.81% Gregory W. Kahn L 548 0.82%Kudos to the voters of the 2nd District for ridding themselves of corruption, at least overtly...but an extremely disappointing showing for the Green Party and Rahim, who dealt with corruption that was perhaps more covert and unethical than actually unlawful on the part of the city's media. Tune in to our upcoming podcast episode for complete details. (Another minor correction: Rep.-Elect Cao is a Vietnamese-American attorney, not a Korean-American businessman as described in the upcoming episode. The Secret Frequency regrets the error.) Category: general -- posted at: 11:54 PM Comments[0] |
Fri, 28 November 2008
(Accompanying image modifies a public domain image from the Wikimedia Commons. How appropriate: little Green men!) digg this episode
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Wed, 5 November 2008 An interview with Mountain Party Gubernatorial candidate (WV) Jesse Johnson...plus, the Green numbers once again... digg this episode
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Wed, 5 November 2008 Lise discusses some doings at her precinct...and the U.S. has a new President-Elect. Plus: some more Green numbers... digg this episode
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Tue, 4 November 2008 More on the Green races across the country...and Barack Obama is poised to ascend to the Presidency. digg this episode
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Tue, 4 November 2008 Good Election Day morning from the Secret Frequency! Go out and vote. We will be! Comments[0] |






















First of the new year for the Frequency - and what a year it's been so far! So of course, in our inimitable fashion, we concentrate on practically none of that, and instead discuss
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NOTE: Explicit language in this episode. See notes below.
An interview with Mountain Party Gubernatorial candidate (WV) Jesse Johnson...plus, the Green numbers once again...