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Oct 19, 2011 31 min

FreeSpeak and Some... with E.W. Conundrum episode 17

from WFTE Community Radio - The Progressive Voice of Northeastern Pennsylvania Hosted by wfte.org

Sundays 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM (Repeats Thursdays 7:30PM - 9:00PM) Free Speak and Some with E. W. Conundrum is a weekly free form radio program combining music, literature, interviews and frank talk about current events, hosted by polymath E. W, Conundrum. Stories, Essays, News, Poetry, People, Interviews, Music, and regular Monthly Segments delving into various aspects of the Human Experience. Some of these segments are: Almighty Todd, Raul the Social Hipster, Cab Fair, Serf William, Kitty Belle Do Tell and Dr. De Niente to name but a few. Listen to each weekly episode debuting on Sundays at 11:00am - 12:30pm and re-broadcasted Thursdays 7:30pm - 9:00pm here on 105.7 and 90.3 WFTE. Episode 17 features an essay entitled "Caged Beast I Often am", our monthly segment "Serf William" discussing Slavery, Oppression, & Privilege among other topics, an Esoteric Op-Ed piece from the Mountain Perspective Magazine, an article from the Utne Reader blog Wild Green titled "Putting Reservation Land Back in Indian Hands", a poem entitled " October Heat Wave" and a wheelbarrow full of great music.

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