This week, we are playing protest songs against violence against women in honor of V-Day February 14th, a global activist movement to end violence against women and girls started by playwright and activist V, AKA Eve Ensler.

This week, we are honoring Black History Month, with protest songs by black artists about black history and/or of historical significance, from the 1930s through today.

Tonight we are playing protest songs against the Vietnam war, in honor of the 50th anniversary of The Paris Peace Accords, signed on January 27, 1973, ending direct U.S. military involvement in the Vietnam War. That same day, the Selective Service announced the end of the military draft.

Tonight we are honoring the 50th anniversary of the Roe v Wade decision, guaranteeing the right to abortion on January 22nd 1973 and the Nationwide Bigger Than Roe Women's March this Sunday, the 22nd, with protest songs about reproductive justice.

We're celebrating Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Monday tonight with protest songs about or inspired by Dr. King.

Tonight's show is our top protest songs of the last year, 2022, or what I call molotov hot tracks.

Tonight's show is on my favorite new protest songs released in the last 3 months, Fall 2022, or what I call molotov hot tracks.

Tonight's show is on Christmas themed protest songs or protest themed Christmas songs. Playing Christmas songs that are also protest songs against war, poverty, consumerism and more.

Tonight we are celebrating Bill of Rights Day, the first 10 amendments to the U.S. Constitution, which were ratified on December 15, 1791, with protest songs critiquing and/or calling for fair enforcement of the Bill of Rights.

Tonight we are honoring Human Rights Day on Saturday December 10th— the day the UN General Assembly adopted, in 1948, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, with human rights themed protest songs.

Tonight we are honoring the 23rd anniversary of the WTO protests this week with songs protesting the WTO and corporate globalization.

With the Thanksgiving and for Native American Heritage Day this week, tonight's show is on decolonization, indigenous resistance and anti-thanksgiving protest songs.

We are playing protest songs about Watergate tonight for the 50th anniversary this year of the Watergate burglary and wiretapping of the DNC headquarters by members of Nixon's re-election campaign and the 49th anniversary tomorrow of Nixon's infamous "I'm not a crook" speech.

This Election night (or post-election-day if you're listening to our re-broadcast Wednesday on our new timeslot) take a break from listening the election results and listen to some protest songs about elections, voting, voter suppression, campaign finance, and the two party system.

This Election night (or post-election-day if you're listening to our re-broadcast Wednesday on our new timeslot) take a break from listening the election results and listen to some protest songs about elections, voting, voter suppression, campaign finance, and the two party system.

We're playing protest songs about climate change for the UN Climate Summit in Egypt this week.

We're playing protest songs about climate change for the UN Climate Summit in Egypt this week.

It's Media Literacy Week, a UNESCO initiative to empower people to think critically about media, information, and digital tools. So we are playing songs tonight protesting the corporate media.

October is LGBT History Month, so tonight we take a dive into the history of queer protest songs of all genres from the 1920s to the early two thousands.

Tonight we are celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month, September 15 to October 15 which recognizes the contributions of Latinx-Americans to the history and culture of the US, with a mix of protest songs by Latinx artists.