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Show Gorilla Radio Oct. 30, 2006 Listen HERE Gorilla Radio Dec, 11, 2006 Listen HERE Gorilla Radio '06 Christmas Special Listen HERE	Description with Amy Goodman and 'streeters' from Victoria's demonstration for peace with Canadian journalist David Pugliese on Canada's military reinvention.And author Jill Franklin and surviving B.C.'s insurance-medical-legal nexus. After nearly eight years of broadcasting, the Ape is ready to forge into the next media frontier, the podosphere(copyright pending). Today's show is a mash of three previous Christmas specials, '04, '05, and '06.
Listen HERE Oct 05 2006	Clara Halber and Alison Acker, representing the internationally renowned Raging Grannies, talk with Charity Hume and Janine Bandcroft about peace, environment, activism, and their recent journey to Cuba.
Listen HERE Sept 28 2006	Betsy Nuse and guests share information about Community Economic Development - CCEDNet - and the Audio Visual Preservation Trust - so important at this rapidly changing time in Canadian history - on CFUV?s ?Winds of Change? radio show with Janine Bandcroft.
Listen HERE Sept 21 2006	Guests Briony Penn - environmentalist, and Brian Paisley - producer of the 1st Annual Arts Symposium , chat with Steve Filipovic and Janine Bandcroft about wilderness preservation and creative activism.
Listen HERE Sept 14 2006	Maryika, from the Friends of Clayoquot Sound, shares information about the history of wilderness preservation around Tofino. And an elder activist, Florence, shares her experiences and concerns with Cindy L'Hirondelle and Janine Bandcroft
Listen HERE Sept 07 2006	Janine Bandcroft and Don Keller speak with Harry Burton, an organic farmer from Apple Luscious farm, and Kenji Fuse, founder of Island Biodiesel Cooperative and musician competing in CBC?s Remix the Ring.
Listen HERE Aug 31 2006	Medhi Najari, Chris Cook, Ariel Lade, and Janine Bandcroft speak with Jon Elmer about historical and current circumstances in the middle east.
Listen HERE Aug 24 2006	Philippe Lucas and Janine Bandcroft chat with Tim Stockwell, Director of the Center for Addiction Research of BC and Janet Munsil, Producer of Victoria?s Fringe Theatre Festival.
Listen HERE 2006	Gorilla Radio with Chris Cook Jason Leopold and "The Story Behind the News" and Kim Petersen, "Canada's Colonial Occupation at Home."
Listen HERE May19-06	Gorilla Radio with Chris Cook A conversation with Greg Palast and Jon Elmer, authors and independent journalists, about American and Israeli policies and activities.
Listen HERE Aug 17-06	Winds of Change, with Janine Bandcroft & Ariel Lade A conversation with Tanya Lester, who was a caravanista with the 17th annual Caravan to Cuba, organized by Pastors for Peace.
Listen HERE Aug 10-06	Winds of Change, with Janine Bandcroft & Jack Etkin Guests Walter McInnis, and Janine?s brother and nephew from Wales - Ray and Jonathan Ede - speak with Peter Ronald from the BC Sustainable Energy Association about their work. Plus, a conversation about what's going on in Wales.
Listen HERE Aug 4-06	Winds of Change, with Janine Bandcroft & Ariel Lade. Cindy L'Hirondelle, author of the latest research on Guaranteed Livable Income, talks about her research - the process, the findings, the feedback and criticism.
Listen HERE July 27-06	Winds of Change, with Janine Bandcroft & Philippe Lucas. Janet Grey from KAIROS, and Dorothy Clippingdale from the Council of Canadians, discuss concerns about water privatization and how the public can regain control of this precious resource.
Listen HERE July 20-06	Winds of Change, with Janine Bandcroft & Ariel Lade. Marc Bombois, a VP with the Canadian Action Party, tells us about the Bank of Canada and CAP's plans to save Canada from integration with the US, and re-establish democracy.
Listen HERE July 06-06	Winds of Change, with Janine Bandcroft & Charity Hume. Ken Wu, from the Western Canada Wilderness Committee, discusses a proposed South Okanagan Park; Kris Krane from Students for Sensible Drug Policy and Philippe Lucas of The Victoria Compassion Society talk about proposed changes to draconian drug laws; and Dr. James D. Neill, astrophysicist, explains new astronomical findings.
Listen HERE June 29-06	Winds of Change, with Janine Bandcroft & Jack Etkin. Ken James, from the Youbou Timberless Society and Jack Klock, from Port Alberni's Save Our Valley Alliance discuss forestry issues and concerns on Vancouver Island.
Listen HERE June 15-06	Winds of Change, with Janine Bandcroft & Charity Hume. Wendy Bergerud and real electoral reform, and Fran Thoburn - one of the original Raging Grannies.
Listen HERE June 08-06	Winds of Change, with Janine Bandcroft & Charity Hume. A few minutes with Cindy Sheehan, and information about Canada's war resisters with Michelle Roubidoux
Listen HERE June 01-06	Winds of Change, with Janine Bandcroft & Charity Hume. Lisa Helps speaks about the history of homelessness in Victoria, BC; Kahentinetha tells us what's going on with the Six Nations conflict in Ontario.
Listen HERE May 25-06	Winds of Change, with Janine Bandcroft & Charity Hume. Ray Rogers from the Stop Killer Coke Campaign, and William Kemp, about bio-diesel and alternative energy sources.
Listen HERE may 22-06	Gorilla Radio with Chris Cook Paul Craig Roberts author - The Tyranny of Good Intentions, and Angela Bischoff from the Healthy Body, Mind, Planet Tour.
Listen HERE May 18-06	Winds of Change, with Janine Bandcroft & Charity Hume. A discussion with the directors and a filmmaker from the Reel Youth Film Festival, and a conversation with Mark Burch about voluntary simplicity.
Listen HERE May 11-06	Winds of Change, with Janine Bandcroft & Charity Hume. A chat with Susan Thompson from vivelecanada.ca about Lockheed Martin's involvement in the Canadian census, and Joan Russow talks about Operation Trident Fury - war games on Vancouver Island.
Listen Hear May 8th, 2006	Gorilla Radio for Monday May 8, 2006 PEJ News - C. L. Cook - This week on GR: Social commentator and WSWS arts editor, David Walsh on George W.'s royal roast. Journalist and Islam scholar, Sarah Whalen on the continued blood-letting for the White House staff. Exercise Trident Fury; Joan Russow reporting from ground zero of local protests against the massive war games in Victoria. a nd; Janine Bandcroft bringing us up to speed with all that's good to do in and around Victoria this week.
Listen HERE May04-06	Winds of Change, with Janine Bandcroft & Charity Hume. Discussion with River Chandler, about her theatrical project involving the working poor. Also, Alfred Webre talks about crop circles, and David Helfand from Columbia U discusses QUEST - a new, privately funded university to be built near Squamish, B.C
Listen HERE Apr 27-06	Winds of Change, with Janine Bandcroft & Charity Hume. Lyn X, representing the Edmonton Small Press Association , and Valerie Chatterton responds to a Fraser Institute report about education in Canada.
Listen HERE Apr 20-06	Winds of Change, with Janine Bandcroft & Charity Hume. In the first half a discussion with Kahentinetha, a Mohawk elder, about the current standoff in Ontario. In the second half, a conversation with Ben Hume, NYC healing musician. (p.s. i didn't mean to endorse the burning of tires, but i do support peaceful and non-violent attempts to prevent monster homes from being built on traditional native land. j.)
Listen HERE April12-06	Winds of Change, with Janine Bandcroft & Charity Hume. Interview with Steve Filipovic, the coordinator of the 25th Annual Earth Walk on Earth Day - April 22 in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, and an interview with Leslie Black, a hands on healer.
Listen HERE Feb 16-06	Winds of Change, with Janine Bandcroft & Charity Hume. Paul Burnside, poet, talks about creativity and inspiration from a Victoria street perspective.

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