Echo of Freedom, Radical Podcast (Freethought History) 
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About: This is “Echo of Freedom, Radical Podcast (Эхо Свободы, Радикальный Подкаст)”. In each podcast episode a different issue is discussed. Each episode can stand by itself, but there is a direction of the whole podcast towards the complete liberation. Additionally this is the space where poetry will be uploaded. Author: My name is VolodyA! V Anarhist, i am politically anarchist, ethically vegan, spiritually ex-buddhist, religiously atheist, epistimologically agnostic, artistically poetic, sexually perverted, and queer gender-wise. But this podcast is not about myself, but rather about my ideas. Contact: Anybody is more than welcome to contact me with your thoughts and comments. Please use the comment facility of LibSyn or send me an e-mail (Volodya_Ⓐ_When Gendarme Sleeps.org) (PGP key fingerprint: 0DDF C0B2 A699 E6E7 C154 567A D5BD 548F B099 86AC). I will accept and play audio comments sent as OGG Vorbis/FLAC (or MP3/Wave if you must). Disclaimer: All that i discuss here is my opinion, i do not condone nor condemn any action(s) by this podcast, i simply speak my mind. Please respect that and be respectful if disagree. Trolling behaviour and spam do not constitute a form of speech and will not be tolerated. Copyright: All the content that is made by me for this podcast is in public domain at the moment of publication unless stated otherwise. I would appreciate it if while using any of the things you find here, you provide reference back to me, but that is only a request. Important: This podcast is not affiliated with LibCom.org. Comments
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Sat, 28 March 2009
Jointly organised by The Socialist History Society, The Thomas Paine Society, The South Place Ethical Society, and the Freethought History Research Group. Presented by: Gregory Claeys is Professor of the History of Political Thought at Royal Holloway University of London specialising in 19th century radicalism, socialism and Utopianism, author of Thomas Paine: Social and Political Thought (1989) and the forthcoming Imperial Sceptics: British Critics of Empire 1850-1920. John Keane is Professor of Politics at the University of Westminster and author of a political biography of Tom Paine, Violence and Democracy and The Life and Death of Democracy. In 1989 he founded the Centre for the Study of Democracy, now established as a major research centre for the study of international relations, political theory and cultural studies. Direct download: 2009_03_28_JohnKeane_RememeringTomPaine.mp3
Category:Freethought History
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Sat, 28 February 2009
A talk by Terry Liddle given at the Houseman's Bookshop, followed by the two questions of of the question time which were asked before the tape ran out. Sorry for the poor audio quality.
Direct download: FreethoughHistoryResearchGroup_2009Feb28_Darwin_Marx_and_Aveling_by_Terry_Liddle.ogg
Category:Freethought History -- posted at: 5:00pm EDT
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