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Well, it’s a hell of a time to be alive. After a brutalizing pandemic, fit with stay at home orders and government indecision, something else happened. The cold blooded murder of unarmed black man George Floyd by a white cop in Minneapolis has set off unprecedent protests demanding racial equality and an end to police violence against people of color.

But instead of quelling these protests with actionable change, it appears the government is just spying on them. We’ve got evidence that now the infamous Military Industrial Complex and its surveillance superpowers are being deployed against protests across the country.

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Cyberworks - Cyber Show June 2020

Track Listing:

1. Jolloff - Elaquent - Forever is a Pretty Long Time

2. Scrumus - Letherette - Brown Lounge, Vol. 5

3. Winds (Ready to Fly) - Preach Jacobs Feat.Georgia Anne Muldrow - Winds (Ready to Fly)

4. Far Beyond feat. Goapele & Zyme - Del the Funky Homosapien & Amp Live - Gate 13

5. Revival - Young RJ x Mega Ran - 2 Hands Up

6. Temptations (Glenn Astro Interpretation) - Jitwam - Honeycomb Remixes

7. What You Want (Taylormade) - Ty Feat.Taylor McFerrin, Joy Jones & Jason Yarde - Closer

8. Lamborarri - Suff Daddy - Pompette

9. Dem Mans - ZND - No Beat Left Behind

10. Magnam Ostium - Pep Love Feat.Xiomara - Magnam Ostium

11. I Can't Tell - Count Bass D - CBD

12. Geeda Speaks Interlude I - Roddy Rod - BluntPark Sessions 1.2

13. From Far Away - Miroslav Vitous - Magical Shepherd

14. Julie Mangos - Tom Misch & Yussef Dayes - What Kinda Music

15. Summoning The Monkey God - The Sorcerers - In Search Of The Lost City Of The Monkey God

16. The Du-Rites: "Pigeon Spikes" - J-Zone - Pigeon Spikes

17. We've Landed - Tony Allen & Hugh Masekela - Rejoice

18. Hanging By A Thread - The Heliocentrics - Infinity Of Now

19. Conexão - Adrian Younge & Ali Shaheed Muhammad Feat.João Donato - Jazz Is Dead 001

20. Aperture - Damu The Fudgemunk, Archie Shepp & Raw Poetic - Ocean Bridges

21. Tony Sendo - Bluestaeb & S. Fidelity - Underground Canopy

22. You Find That I've Got It - Kaidi Tatham - You Find That I Got It/Mjuvi

23. Scared To Death - Kaytranada - Bubba

24. Second Gear - Mike Huckaby - Shifting Gear EP

25. Mighty Tribe - Andres - Andres IV

26. Cosmic Disco - Dub Disco Band - NYC Disco

27. Pacific Times - Baba Stiltz - A Slice of Heaven EP

28. Bolide (Lone Remix) - Kllo - Bolide Remix

29. Closer To Mars - Nu Era - Evolve

30. How Sway - Thundercat - It Is What It Is

31. Twinkerbelly - The Abstract Eye - Cool Warm Divine EP

32. Tour de France (Etape 1) - Kraftwerk - Tour de France

Mixed By Denz & Biz For Nuwaveradio

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If you’ve been listening to the news, chances are you’ve heard about it incessantly: contact tracing.

But what is it exactly? And what are the surveillance and privacy issues surrounding it? Will yet another app that tracks your movements really be the key to ending the pandemic?

Today we got Motherboard reporter Lorenzo Francheschi Bicchierai on the show to tell you everything you need to know about contact tracing.

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On the show, we talk a lot about the state of Orwellian world we’ve found ourselves in: big data, corporate and governmental surveillance. You know, Big Brother.

But where did it come from? What’s it’s historical context? To answer these questions, we have author and Assistant Professor at the University of Alabama, Lawrence Cappello on the show who wrote a book called None of Your Damn Business: Privacy in the United States from the Gilded Age to the Digital Age. In it he traces the over 100 year history of how the surveillance state came to be.

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In 2017, amidst the backdrop of the Mueller investigation and Russian spy paranoia, the world learned, via a New York Times bombshell, that the Pentagon had a top secret UFO program.

The Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program, AATIP for short, had a $22 million dollar black budget and looked into an aerial threat nobody could understand: UFOs. The details were terrifying, US fighter jet pilots regularly came into contact with other worldly flying objects that nobody understood.

There was mention of alien alloys and dark auras. Sci-fi had become reality. And possibly most striking of all? Highly respected Democratic Senator from Nevada Harry Reid, had been instrumental in the whole project. 

This week on CYBER Motherboard EIC spoke to Senator Reid, about why he believes in UFOs and why we need to consider them a possible threat worth investigating.

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Denz - Tony Allen Tribute Show

Track Listing:

1. Jealousy

2. Asiko

3. Night In Tunisia

4. Ise Nla

5. Never (Lagos Never Gonna Be the Same)

6. Hustler

7. Afro Pusherman

8. Sinuhe

9. Kindness

10. Afro-Disco Beat

11. Ariya

12. Tribute

13. Road Safety

14. No Accommodation For Lagos

15. Wolf Eats Wolf

16. Secret Agent

17. No Discrimination

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Back in 2013, between the many revelations on mass surveillance abuses by the NSA coming from the trove of Snowden leaks, Americans also learned agents at the signals intelligence agency were snooping on their love interests. Dubbed LOVEINT (a play on ‘Love-Intelligence,’ apparently), a number of agents around the world were caught spying on their love interests using the godlike spy tools of the NSA. 

Now an employee from an infamous surveillance company was caught trying to do the exact same. According to four sources, a former employee of NSO Group—the surveillance firm out of Israel whose hacking technology was reportedly used on the phones of associates of murdered journalist Jamal Khashoggi—was caught using the company’s hacking tool to target a love interest.

While the controversial company did immediately fire the employee, it's yet another example of how powerful surveillance tools are still being abused by the very people entrusted with wielding them. Motherboard reporter Joseph Cox is on this week’s CYBER to discuss the story.

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