some call that punk rock. basically kids being loud and a little bit obnoxious in a very raw rock and roll way? how did you get from being a teacher and quite a literary guy, to doing that? well, as you say i became a teacher. and while i was doing that i was still living in my hometown ca nvey island and... that's an essex, on the east coast? yes, on the estuary. quite an unusual place. ca nvey island, man, it's below sea level! i was born below sea level! it's a very special place because it's sort ofjust above the thames estuary, but very isolated, even though it's quite close to london? yes, canvey island changes all the time, actually. last time i went over there, i mean, people often want to interview me over there. and i was going over there recently with a camera crew and people like that. and we went to canvey and i got lost because itjust keeps changing all the time! i mean, when i was a kid it was more or less rural. there was nothing there but dirt roads and oil depots and things like that. but it'

and the next year the punk bands all started coming.utal question, did you care that while punk took off, sex pistols and others you know, made a huge amount of money, became world—famous and the generation before you, the stones and all of those big rock groups, they made a pile of money. dr feelgood, although you had a cult following and a loyal audience, you never became commercially a massive band. well, this was because in factjust as the punk bands were coming out, doctor feelgood, we were kind of on the way out. we had a one number one, our third album went straight into number one. a live album. and we were ready to go, we'd started touring america, we were ready to go and do it. we were doing our fourth album, we had this huge argument and they chucked me out of the band. that was right when the punk thing was happening. why, why did they chuck you out of the band? because they're idiots! obviously there may be another point of view! but you know, bands are famous for having what they call artistic differences. but what were yo

tiny punk. died of cancer when he was just forty seven the movie is and to a man for whom music was not a product but a necessity. so do you fancy winning some of the great music from today's show and our quiz we play you a cover of a german hit from the past and you have to guess who the original west by this week we have leon lashley from germany is set. the scene on how. well that was a nice cover and a really nice voice but who recorded it first century onsides who d.w. bought the six and one three three five five barely in germany or to send an email to pop export at v.w. dot com and please don't forget to include your mailing address will be giving away c.d.'s from gloria wanna apes alive and shows and heaven shelburne and last but not least are a classic blast from the past after delving through archives we came up with hard to say i'm sorry no not the nine hundred eighty two original by a soft rock band chicago we've got the techno version by german duo act back in twenty.

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memories of kathy are in this very kind of high fashion, you know, high punk priestess post—punk aestheticer. why are we interested in her? because of her achievement as a writer. and i think a writer really can read another writer in a way that few others can. so i kept writing to keep my mind together while i was doing basically dirty movies and the sex show. that was the other side of me, was the streets, and the two things in a way i guess were schizophrenia, but a schizophrenia that never tore me apart. if we're going to judge somebody by the standards of the self—help book, yeah, her life was not very successful! but taking the longer view, if we accept that her highest goal was to pursue her work as a writer, every choice that she ever made lined up with that. my race, said my husband, came from far—away. vikings. the first heroes who slashed into their own bodies, then drank down their own blood. kathy acker was a ground—breaking and controversial feminist writer with a tumultuous personal life. as well as a striking model for the likes of robert mablethorpe. when she moved to lond

many bands that county punk recorded went down in history he shaped the beginnings of cough track he influenced styles from cult rock to electric car now thirty years after his death a documentary movie honors him just about often the ones i was open in every direction if you. said today he is producing cough beck and next week the scorpions impossible nowadays. but commie punk made it possible to work with him world famous band's travel to the countryside disappearing for weeks in his recording studio on a farm near cologne with his son stefan knew his father mainly from the albums he produced when connie chung died far too young stefan was just thirteen the film is partly a search for counties traces but above all a personal homage to the father the producer the free spirit. he could have had the thing and he's written on his head saying there are no rules but those in the. room to move to coney punk let musicians try things out he was obsessed with the possibilities of analog technology he tinkered with the sound and sampled long before the term was invented. editing was a special

room to move to coney punk let musicians try things out he was obsessed with the possibilities of analog technology he tinkered with the sound and sampled long before the term was invented just imo editing was a special art of his analog editing of the stereo tape after recording of it and he invented his own techniques to manipulate the sound. so when he put in. the documentary is full of surprises it's a belated tribute to this music maniac and finally introduces him to a wider public. and he's one of those voice boxes and i put the sin through this voice box and then with this two he was stood in the middle of the studio willing it round his head when they had two microphones up in the ceiling and it made this kind of swirling sound news and father was having these visions of sound that we related to. this is for the noise so i can try to find if it's possible to make music out. that's it for twenty one this week next time it's all about photography from analog to digital. from the dissolute off school of photography to icons of photo history andy's instagram changing our notions of i

gentlemen performed with marley son kimani as well as camp you know from german punk rock veterans to television homes and the old punk bands always used to play with the way about and the clash got all the good to know so it will be a reggae fan kind of synonymous a pleasure to be. had to. be done by. the m.t.v. unplugged concert was one big party and joining the family of friends for the occasion was gentlemens wife and regular backing singer tommy ko seen here on the left. the resulting album subsequently made it into the german top ten. a few years before appearing in that light performance christopher monckton collaborated with gentleman on the single to the top of the two men evidently had plenty of fun shooting the video in morocco. with. the. news. that. i'm now more fascinating insights into the world of gentleman in extra slow. intent. with neither kind of the base project that campaigns for clean water world wine. he went to the village of soda where this was a pump installation has improved life considerably. i moved but there's a very different intensity when you go to th

today, it might be collaborations with daft punk... yeah.t music to me — as a matter of fact, the pre—chorus of my current song, i'll be there, says "i don't want to live in the past, but it's a nice place to visit. and if you come along, i'll be there." so, yeah, it's a real disco record in that half of the album is made from "the lost chic tapes", if you will. but he other half is all new stuff, because i didn't die then. nile rodgers, we'll count our blessings for that. thank you very much for being on hardtalk. thank you for having me. thank you. it's been a pleasure. thank you. absolutely. clear skies and light winds out there right now. so certainly pretty chilly. but the good news is if you want a trouble—free day on friday, it is looking sunny through the country. a window of clear skies. a weather system is heading our way. that won't arrive until the weekend, unfortunately. there will be rain on saturday. not in the short—term, in the short—term, high pressure is building as i speak. it will be brief, not around for very long. i ho

today, it might be collaborations with daft punk... yeah.music to me — as a matter of fact, the pre—chorus of my current song, i'll be there, says "i don't want to live in the past, but it's a nice place to visit. and if you come along, i'll be there." so, yeah, it's a real disco record in that half of the album is made from "the lost chic tapes", if you will. but he other half is all new stuff, because i didn't die then. nile rodgers, we'll count our blessings for that. thank you very much for being on hardtalk. thank you for having me. thank you. it's been a pleasure. thank you. absolutely. good morning. the farmers may well have ploughed fields but that hasn't stopped our weather watchers from posting photos of the harvest moon. it has clouded over. not quite a full moon. 98%. we will see the full moon tonight. the time being, the cloud has arrived and we will see strong winds and rain but the next few hours and then that eases away through the south—east corner. it would be a damp old start first thing thursday morning. if you are travel

i move to the new punk rock which is hip-hop.ike the idea of using art to reach a lot of people not in a populous way. if you are taking the time to communicate visually, why not have it being meaningful. >> back to the story of your life, your biggest work -- the most rex neuroscienceabcognizab. >> that's global instantly. >> obama's popularity is what propelled that. i was lucky to create something that i think people thought it was compelling enough to become the symbol. >> yes. you bet obama? >> yes, i have. >> what did he say to you about the poster? >> well, he said that he was really grateful for it and that he thinks artists are an important thing and he learned enough about my background. he had several people that worked with him that knew my history and things i have done against the iraq war and the patriot act. i think that he was flattered that ill potentially sacrifice my street credit to do something for him. it was really cool that he got that deep on it and you know i think obama is a really extraordinary human

as a kid my band, my loud noisy punk band can practice in her basement. i said i am going to go live in a squat hollywood and play rock n' roll and she was like great, see you in prison. [ laughter ] and so we tried -- she will be home after this and she may write a letter to you depending on your performances tonight. [ laughter ] >> i better behave myself. >> it raised a question, chuck for me particularly in the black experience as to whether or not we are our grandparents and great parents generation. you think of kids in the movie. these are kids in their 20s. when they were raging against a machine, they're in their 20s. what's your assessment of who we are and the millennial generation. are we as good as i answer? >> there is an in security by older people and the past 30 years that don't want to look at younger adults and you know the sign that says youth, looking at younger adults in the area of leadership. we entered the last two or three generations a little morsel fish and self center and you have to let go at a certain point but you have to t

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. >> where does the word punk come from. >> it's a great word. it comes from politics, arguing over the misery compromise. some someone from buncombe county said i need to talk more to the people buncombe. people then started using the word bunk as political bs. >> so the current term fake news is not anything new in our culture. >> it's not. i really traced it in the 1830s and it's really two centuries thinking about how did this come about. is it particularly american, what does it have to do with race and what does that have to do it now. a lot of it in the 1830s starting with pt barnum is where i begin the book, it really comes about from new media which sounds familiar and that sort of the penny press. they are pretty scandalous, and it was filled with fakery. there's a famous hotel where someone pretended there was sea life on the moon. that hoax spurred on to a lot of what were seeing now is take news as old as 1835. >> you write that the transformative advent most rea resembles the current change demonstrated if not caused by the internet

i said, you'll never punk me. bet 100,000. so he punks me the next day.s going to kill him. but then when i saw he was married to you, i let him go. >> he's a good guy. >> give him a hug and a kiss from me. >> he did try to punk me a couple of times. and he failed numerous times. so suck it, husband! [ laughter and applause ] >> so, have either of your kids ever fell asleep on the toilet? >> uh, no. i don't think so. she's maybe gotten a little sleepy. that was really funny. was this cgi or did they build a giant toilet? >> they built a giant toilet. and it looked so nice, i told them to fedex it to my house, i'm keeping that. >> if you have to have a giant toilet, but that's too crowd. we're too high brow for that conversation. >> i use a regular toilet. >> i do too. and i'm a quarter of your size. >> i'm a big guy but i have a regular ass. [ laughter and applause ] >> what are you, seven foot? >> >> that's tall, not human. >> are those boots? >> yes. >> can you stand up so we can see those? >> hello. this outfit, to me, reminded me of julia roberts in "

you're the punk. you disgust me.olks, hollywood's been steep in hypocrisy for decades, as the curtain goes up on the casting couch, aka, the casting bed, the town that glorifies violence, murder, and rape is the same town where centuries old rules of women sleeping for a job is kept quiet. actors, the ones who need to read other people's words for a living and then convince themselves that they have the moral turpitude to pontificate to the rest of us on how we should act try to tell us how to be. and by the way, it's not over yet, folks. there's more coming. it's not just adult women. it's human trafficking. it is child sex trafficking. it is real pedophilia in a town where there are no rules, where the truth is stranger than fiction, and where fiction is based on reality. it is time for the department of justice to get their act in gear, start a federal criminal investigation into harvey weinstein, his ongoing criminal activity that no doubt has crossed state lines and continents, and that's my open. tell me what y

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from his own band to his collaborations with everyone from madonna to daft punk, his beat goes on.is releasing another chic album. so what makes his sound and his spirit so special? nile rodgers, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. for four decades you have found a way to reach out to every successive generation of music lovers. what is the secret to that success? i am not really sure. 0therwise, every record i put out would be a hit. ijust do what feels natural to me. and i have to admit that when it was earlier in my career, i knew that i wanted to make a living doing music. so when i was younger, it was a little bit more calculated. i was actually trying to make hits. before we get going on your career, i want to talk about your childhood. i have read enough to know there was lots of music in your childhood, a lot of creativity, but also an awful lot of chaos as well. and ijust wonder, when you reflect on it now, thinking about your mum who had you when she was 13, thinking about the fact your parents were, frankly, junkies for a while, how... frankly is correct. ..how close to sort

of one of their own in all this punk. many economists already agree that uncertainty about the ultimate status of catalonia will take a heavy toll on the region. the machinery the premises and other assets will stay the workforce to. what will change is future investment. it will disappear because we will no longer be able to give investors legal security access to capital and the european dimension. still jose maria mean well and millions of his fellow catalans believe the only way to a better life is through complete independence from spain. for years the people of south sudan have suffered from the consequences of civil war food is scarce supplies barely enough to feed an undernourished population more than a million children are going hungry. honey has been waiting for this moment for six weeks. she's walked four hours from her village to the refugee camps inventive to get food to feed her family. i'm very grateful now i've got some beans next comes the children's food and the grain and oil to. the ngo that hunger hit

in the hash tag era when news coverage consists of a punk jihad like a five second sound bite not an easy solution. delve deep a says challenge the status quo expose double standards and debate the contradictions joined me mad the hot sun for a new season of the show the frank loved up front. but this time i'll just hear a. training start slightly but the pace picks up quickly as these grannies work out a long lifetime of frustration. at eighty five years old and tommy sold what trains as hard as anyone and. i feel so good i feel fresh i punch this side and the side like this and like that i really love this i don't like things like soccer because i will bring these ladies are tough and i take their training very seriously. though the feel of the floor interjected before my life. in the final part of a six part series filmed of a five year olds. that people are still fired for that line and. the village chief is imprisonment. and forced underground the filmmaker has become part of the saga. crackdown the concluding part of one kind china's democracy experiment at this time on how doe

sally—annejones, the former punk rock singerfrom chatham in kent, is now likely to be one more of theerish in the collapse of its caliphate. frank gardner, bbc news. teams of workers have been trying to destroy a massive 130 ton fatberg that's blocking one of the biggest sewers in london. 0ur science editor david shukman has been given exclusive access to the teams doing the work. in east london this morning, chris casbolt embarks on one of the worstjobs in the world. he checks a sensor that will detect toxic gases, he's given a constant supply of fresh air. this is what's needed to fight what's called a fatberg down in a sewer. we give chris and a colleague cameras to capture what they're facing. are you 0k? yeah, i'm good. i asked to join them, but wasn't allowed. they're venturing into extremely dangerous territory. hang on, i need a hose. hose! they arrive in an alien and hostile world, a supervisor calls out to check the gas. what's the gas reading down there? in the hot fetid air, the fat releases fumes of sulphur. this narrow tunnel is the only access to the fatberg, but right

funnily enough they got the top spot after one of their weakest performances i think the thing that you punk is has done has he's turned this team around when he came in they were five points behind or one another three points clear so i mean he's done a good job of what he's done very well as a tactical approach right so they completely surprised leipsic by beating them with their own tactics i mean they pushed high they pressured them they made to make mistakes very very high up. in the pitch and leipsic had no answer so thank you's can manage to kind of change the tactics every once in a while and really go into his opponent like that then sure can continue but maybe it's also just a short lived tight it is interesting that you brought up that point about this might not have been their strongest performance this is actually a point that none other than durham boa tang made on twitter let's bring up a tweet from him here he says basically he's very happy to be back on top of the bundesliga but not really thrilled with biron's second half i mean the main man missing from that second half pe

from before the sea so you also hear the able to yell at them to stop the war before to be a very punk be the not be john if you hunt with. so how and where did this river song to host them. you can see him diving. in and one of you know what happens when the sun just. jump just when it comes on and then when the machine. gun you know it's going to be something that you have you know our lives through you will see now and then when the people in the room with what. they. done then. it's a bit hard. for any extended periods that. you'll find something they are will find so can the federal hide it at your mom's basement but make it to set no one your own. it does i don't do it and i could look . odd took it and that's the clyde i am a highly and you know. almost numb to begin a little bit. about thought it. came to mind that i'm. lucky. when you're a thousand and must. be a story. today coming up you know what i. saw as a kind. of saw it was easy to look after. the b.p. was the old love to give to the physio in the normal problem but also with if you took off. the might be the only one c

. >> we call it a sort of -- it's kind of punk motown.ink maybe evere times, it's important to have that joy, because that's the best response. and i just want to say well done on the opening night where you made that donation. that's amazing to the harvey hurricane. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's all these guys. that's the whole show. the whole "tonight show" did that and everybody out there. >> and the music. >> jimmy: the music was great. >> bringing that choir on, it was a great move. >> jimmy: i know you -- what was your -- for katrina, you started a a foundation -- >> music rising. >> jimmy: musicrising.com. and i know i went on that, music rising, because it was a -- it's an amazing idea. but, i mean, to give people instruments. >> it was borne out of that sense that new orleans music culture was fragile and after katrina that it could actually be the ultimate, you know, thing that we lose. and we replaced a lot of instruments, got a lot of musicians back to work, a lot of schools and churches back to providing music. and

the owner eventually backs up enough to give the punk a chance to get up and to get away, but then he changes his mind. >> oh. >> he knocks the hat off duke's head and grabs him and pins him to the ground for a little bit. he lets go really quickly, starts walking to his car and i don't know if the guy is playing possum but he's not moving and people are trying to wake him up. >> i got no sympathy for you, none, zero, zilch. >> some people say violence is not way, i agree but sometimes need to get a spanking. >> eventually the driver of the car gets in his beautiful ride, taking off, while other people are left behind with this dude on the ground, unconscious. who knows, maybe he just wanted to play dead so the guy would leave him alone. we did reach out to the san francisco police department but they did not respond to us by our deadline. >>> protest, photographs, real pictures are really fun physical tactile walk down memory lane, and in fact you guys may have seen on my facebook this week i posted at 15 years old, not looking well but it's pretty interesting, because this guy conno

heroes are born here or laughingstocks so this punk fair is also a place where you can really laugh at someone else's misfortune. it's like a tumble dryer for people amusements like this rolling barrel of long been a staple of fun fairs and beer festival. and then there's the devils we'll. have another october fest tradition. for the audience watching people make fools of themselves is all in good fun. ok yeah i've been coming here since i was four and it still makes me laugh it's on the look like you know. amusement at someone else's expense the german language even has a word for it shot for. the devil's wheel has been part of the october fest since one thousand and ten the announcer offers a satirical running commentary on the audience and i said out. of. the bargain has been an october fest regulars since one nine hundred thirty three. only a handful make it to the top on their feet. yeah yeah it is funny as long as i don't have to do it myself. there's always a show off of course but as the saying goes pride comes before the fall. not particularly elegant or dignified but anyone w

the kind of punk year, revolutionary, freewheeling cipher punk energy was in san francisco and so i watchedis grow up and by 1998 the web had really taken over economic life and there was a movement called or a trend called disk intermediation so there was you and the web and all those people who had helped you figure out what to do in between, brokers, librarians, journalists, experts of every variety were not to be trusted, out for themselves and come to us on the web. it was at that moment i felt that that was the first mainstream media is not to be trusted and this was a way to draw people directly to the web back to where you get your needs satisfied. the interfaces you had on the web were scandals even more than your insurance agent because you are trapped in this one website and you had no way of knowing the bias behind whatever they were showing you. at that point, i went okay, there is a whole layer of the middle class and expertise that has just been removed or disgraced or distrusted and this i thought is the beginning of something different. >> i think this quote i have is from

started out as a joke, and i just kind of like -- i was looking at it in the mirror, i'm like that's punkk. i like that. >> turner is serving three years for trespassing and making a threat to cause bodily harm. he told us he wanted a cell with contreras as much for the pairing of their nicknames as anything else. >> that would be cool, demon and wicked would be really punk rock. that would definitely be one of those once in a lifetime cellie happenings, you know what i mean? >> but contreras didn't seem as eager to be celled with turner. >> i mean, he's a cool guy and everything, but, you know, i don't want to be taking everybody under my wing and everything like that, you know what i'm saying? >> in fact, contreras already had another cellmate in mind. >> i have a new boyfriend now. he's going to move in with me, and we'll see how it goes from there. what can i say? i mean, i'm not going to tell you we're going to abstain from sex because that's just silliness. >> how long have you known him? >> it's going on three weeks. >> i've interviewed a lot of gang members in prison, but this was

he's seen more than four punks trying cig rates. >> police show up, hands are up before they are fullyor. three of the young men sentenced to prison, another in hospital but pled guilty and yet to be sentenced. rommy was in the hospital, but days later, he was back at work. now, he was trapped inside, and when you look at this video, you think, uh-oh, you got to get trapped inside this machine, but, no. wait a minute. >> woah, you can win children? just pull it. >> no, silly, she's trying to steal toys. they got into the plush machine, and look at this. one of them you think, oh, he's coming out, oh, no, no, no, they are luting the machine. >> i can't even lie. that's kind of gangster. >> kind of? i say fully legit gangster. it's still wrong. >> at least they didn't get trapped inside there, but they might be trapped in juvenile hall. >>> this is the time of year where parents take advantage of their children and scare the jeebers out of them. >> that's just the way it is, sorry. >> first example. this is in lakeland, florida. this girl is terrified of the ugly pumpkin. they are at the

in the house era when news coverage consists of a punk jihad line a five second sound bite and an easy solution. delve deeper says challenge the status quo to expose double standards and debate the contradictions join me many on sunday for a new season of the show the frank. and up front. at this time well just hearing. news has never been more available it's a constant barrage of it with every day but the message is a simplistic you have the brain of a good logical rational person a crazy monster and misinformation is rife dismissal and denial of well documented accusations and evidence is part of genocide the listening post provides a critical counterpoint challenging mainstream media narrative at this time on al-jazeera. the nature of news as it breaks the record and bent on a general way of our great. for doing that are we with detailed coverage this is what you mean when you go to find a race by the nigerian army hundreds like these up against ford in the past few months from around the world there are also hundreds of thousands of arabs that have arrived here in recent years i sa

sally—annejones, formally a punk musician from kent, went to syria in 2013 and joined is.file supporter and propagandist for the group, using social media to encourage western girls to join, and posted messages threatening britain online. a convert to islam, her british husband junaid hussain, also an is militant, was killed by a drone in 2015. it's thoughtjones was killed by the us air force injune but her death has only been made public news now. in their set, but whatever you tell us in their set, but whatever you tell us about the death of sally—anne jones and her 12—year—old son and, any news about him? we have reports that both were killed injune, but that both were killed injune, but that has not been officially confirmed by pentagon or whitehall. pentagon has not confirmed she has been killed, and whitehall is not public commenting. but it is assumed they are both dead. the difficulty with this is that at both stage this happened in territory held by so—called islamic state, so it is being impossible to retrieve the bodies and authenticate who they were. it is not

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. >> kid rock was just punking us with his political ambitions.after months of speculation that he started about a possible senate bid in michigan he said he's not running. or more specifically he told howard stern f no. quid rock has been selling kid rock for congress t-shirts. hey, jim, i just want to interrupt you you for a by this when i saw this today. he's acting like the medias was crazy for believing him. he insisted on this for months and said, yes, i'm ' filing the paperwork. he was slashing out at people for not believing him and everyone sort of thought when president trump would say ette it was a yoke aureus a publicity stunt so we have to believe people now. we in the media who don't take people for who they are, he's powerful and rich. >> he could run. he's let us down. >> he's let us down, christie. snoop dog seen with president trump's campaign slogan against him in his latest song. criticizing the commander in chief for his recent tweets attacking football players for taking a neil during the national anthem to protest racist rem

the new legislation was introduced in the wake of a now infamous anti putin protest by punk band pussy riot in moscow christ the savior cathedral in two thousand and twelve. when members of the group mounted the altar to such a rise the increasingly k.z. relationship between the church and state. following the protest members of the band served two years in penal colonies. this laws are based on fear and actually all this power all. power based on fear to lose this power. that's why they try to vent everything it means that he afraid of that. we wanted to talk to the russian government to get a response to these claims and find out why they'd feel so strongly that insults against religious sensibilities should be a criminal offense. blasphemy laws are still in place in some parts of the world europe and the west put more emphasis on protecting freedom of speech. the officials we contacted were prepared to be interviewed. critics claim the wide scope of this law has given a green light to religious zealots bent on stifling any views they disagree with. the country is now a war with grou