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EPISODE · Apr 20, 2009 · 31 MIN

Spring action

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Filmmaker Tina Hahn's film Tale of a Yellow Bike was featured in Vancouver's Projecting Change film festival. She stopped by Redeye to talk about her film, and why bicycle culture doesn't thrive in North America. Part of Linda McQuaig's address at rabble.ca's eighth birthday celebration in Toronto on April 16th. Joel Plaskett speaks about working with his father on his latest album Three. Deny, Deny, Deny from Joel Plaskett's latest album Three. Cindy Corrie speaks about remembering her daughter during a Code Pink delegation trip to Gaza. Part of George Galloway's speech, delivered at the border, and played in Canada via internet. From Joel Plaskett's album La De Da, Absentminded Melody.

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