[IMC-pgh-announce] Immigration, shootings in Pittsburgh, Bush in Latrobe, Mumia's hearing, and more on this week's Rustbelt Radio

[radio at indypgh.org]

Listen to this week's edition of Rustbelt Radio, the Pittsburgh 
Independent Media Center's weekly review of the news from the grassroots.

Tune in tonight, Monday May 14th at 6PM, or tomorrow, Tuesday May 15th at 
9AM on WRCT 88.3FM.  Also tune in on WPTS, on WVJW, or online at: 
http://radio.indypgh.org

On this week's show...

     * Rustbelt Radio explores the issue of immigration reform, with the 
help of three respected immigration lawyers.
     * Community Activists develop Anti-Violence intiatives addressing 
recent shootings in Pittsburgh
     * Mumia Abu-Jamal is scheduled for a hearing that could grant him a 
new trial
     * Students and teachers at St. Vincent's College protest George Bush's 
commencemnt speach
     * and more in our local and global headlines

Rustbelt Radio airs live every Monday from 6-7 PM on WRCT 88.3 FM in 
Pittsburgh, PA, and again on Tuesday mornings 9-10 AM. We're also on 
Pacifica affiliate WVJW Benwood, 94.1 FM in the Wheeling, West Virginia 
area, on Thursdays from 6-7 PM. And we're on at a new time on WPTS, 
10-11AM on Wednesday mornings on 92.1 FM from the campus of the University 
of Pittsburgh.

We're also available on the internet: live at http://wrct.org and any time 
at http://radio.indypgh.org (and also via podcast)

Get involved: Rustbelt radio media workshops are the first and third Tuesday of 
each month at 8PM, free and open to the public.  This month's workshops will be 
on May 8th and 22nd due to the May Day holiday on May 1st.

On Tuesday May 22nd, Rustbelt Radio will hold an audio production workshop 
at the Thomas Merton Center at 8 pm.  Join us to share skills with our 
experienced staff of volunteer radio reporters and producers!


Thanks for listening,

Rustbelt Radio
-- 
Pittsburgh Independent Media Center's weekly
review of news from the grassroots
http://radio.indypgh.org
radio at indypgh.org
412-923-3000