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The Slits are probably the single most important all-girl punk band in the history of music. A bold statement, we know, but certainly not a controversial one.  As a 14 year old, Ari Up served as the band's flamboyant front woman and helped develop The Slits' pioneering punky reggae sound. She grew up in England surrounded by punk royalty. Her mother, who is married to John Lydon of the Sex Pistols, ran a sort of punk house, where it wasn't uncommon to have people like The Clash and Jimi Hendrix roll through.After the demise of The Slits, Ari went on to form the New Age Steppers with Nenah Cherry and Mark Stewart of The Pop Group. She moved to Brooklyn in the eighties and later to Belize, where she lived naked in the jungles to escape the yuppie culture that the decade embraced.  Recently, Ari recreated The Slits to pick up the band's unfinished mission to fight for musical expression, women, and cultural freedom. She splits her time between Flatbush, Brooklyn and Jamaica and can be visited at Ari Up.com.

Bring Back ABM for Season 3! Day 1 of 3 day web-a-thon to bring back the highly addictive, Webby, Streamy and People Telly's Award winning web series.

Milton presents a toy theater production of the classic children's story 'Goldilocks and the Three Kraken.' Kranium is unimpressed.

On a special day in April, Ed Harcourt brought his new album to the Bandstand Busking stage. With support from The Langley Sisters, he played to a packed bandstand. Have a listen to Do As I Say, Not As I Do. http://bandstandbusking.com/

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What if the elites decide that public opinion doesn't matter? That's the truly scary question asked by Jay Rosen about the newest leaks from what he calls the world's first stateless news organization, WikiLeaks. Using the power of the Internet, WikiLeaks is not bound by the laws of any particular country, and its release of the Afghanistan war documents this week to publications in three countries (the U.S., England and Germany) has been a topic of discussion all week.But right after the release of the documents, Congress voted to keep funding the war. So what will the leaks change? And what do they mean for journalism? Rosen joins us in studio along with journalist Michael Otterman, co-author of Erase Iraq: The Human Costs of Carnage, to discuss.

Charcuterie, or cured meats, are very popular menu items in restaurants right now. ; Also, because so many specialty markets carry very nice selections of salume or charcuterie, lots of people are enjoying them as a snack or appetizer when entertaining.

(www.ARoadRetraveled.com) We continue to roam through Rome's off the beaten path and check out the neighborhood surrounding the famous Pantheon.

How the masters of spin use fear to trick us.

Bored on a hot summer day? In the mood to let out your inner van Gogh and make something cool? Then lets make some sidewalk chalk!

After being told that the capital is horrible, I decided that I have to check it out for myself. To my surprise, it's kinda cool. I walk around, check out some street performers and end the day at bar to hide from the rain.