For this edition of Everything Is Real Radio host Sam Sebren presents some updates on United Healthcare and capitalism, plus the voices of Fred Hampton and Kwame Ture (aka Stokely Carmichael) in celebration of Black History Month. And lots of great music!

Sounds across the sonic spectrum, blurring genres and focusing on under- and unrecognized artists working in experimental territories. The show sometimes includes interviews with guest composers, live performances, and collaborations. Live from the WGXC Catskill studio.

PLAYLIST:
Little Song / Sheila Jordan
Tidbit / Alva
Pyromaniac / Alva
Dance of David / Alva
I Am Without Heaven and a Law Unto Myself / HUSH
Weed Demon / Thee Arcadians
I Betray My Friends / Orchestral Maneuvers In the Dark
Right Off (excerpt) / Miles Davis
Congresswoman Jasmine Crocket on white supremacists in the government
Strange Fruit / Billie Holiday
Black Panther Deputy Chairman Fred Hampton on solidarity and fighting fascism
Blue Scholars / Fire For the People
Kwame Ture (Stokely Carmichael) on "The Principle of Capitalism"
Yanis Varoufakis on the history of liberation
Careering / Public Image Ltd.
Rates and Ratios / Paul Meyer
Go Broke and Die / Thee Arcadians
Dog / Peter Blegvad
It's No Game (Pt. 1) / David Bowie
Jordan Chariton of Status Coup News on Luigi Mangione, United Healthcare, and Dr. Elizabeth Potter
Give Me the Cure / Fugazi
Harry Pussy Live from T.T. Bears, Cambridge, MA 1996 (excerpt)
Colourblind (excerpt) / Robert Rental
Oh What A Beautiful Morning / Glenn  Miller and The Army Air Force Band