The show takes its inspiration from a journey through the centre of Australia undertaken between May and October 2000 by a group of artists and activists, the Earthdream convoy. While on the road we met traditional aboriginal keepers of desert regions that are being desecrated with uranium mines. We heard about the effects that nuclear testing has had on aboriginal lives and the effects that the nuclear cycle of mines and waste dumps continue to have for everyone including future generations.

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Early one morning in the G8 Gleneagles blockades, a group of Gaishas gather in full Ceremonial Dress to bring a feeling of peace and tranquility to the Summit protests.

Granny says: "That's nice isn't it?"

Granny says: " I believe that this place is a place free of all alchohol and drooogs. I want to say that this is a foolish situation. You are going to die anyway so you may as well enjoy it while you're there."

How to dance like a white guy. Are you tired of rhythm?

Granny says: "I don't know what this clip is about. All the dancing seems pretty groovy to me!"

Syriana Style? is one of the outspoken tracks from the Panorama LP. Brains spits fire over one of the hottest beats that Louis Slipperz has produced!! up-tempo Bollywood samples and hard drums equalled with powerful rhymes. Granny says. "I like the pictures for this one but it reminds me of when the televisions was black and white."

Video by Beta Brothers and Overthrow Productions.

Granny says "It's time to represent the older folk in the art of the mashup. And with the help of young gordan at the Droylsden Electronic Village Hall we have done just that. Me and Enid present our first mash up. And it's Video."

Granny says. "You many think that us oldies are out of touch but now that we have the interent we can keep up with what happening yo! It's not that we can't do all these youth things it's just that you're a bunch of sulking teenagers that won't tell us what you're doing. Luckily we have our youth correspondent Sue Teller"

Granny says. "I'm so proud of these people. They'll take the stand for what they believe in and do it for the young children of the world. I think one of the things you can do to take a wrong turn when you're in your middle years is to just do your job and think only of the money. When all that's over you're going to have a bit of time to think about all the things you did for the same of money and regret them. I'm sure of that. Turn this one up and see if something doesn't happen in your head. "

Maria has been living in a tent as one of Brian Haw's supporters for over 1 year and has been a supporter of Brian since almost day 1 of his campaign. On the 18th Oct '07, Ken Livingston ordered the removal of the tents from the grassy area of Parliament Square. Maria solved this paradox by placing her tent upon David Lloyd Geroge's empty plinth. She was camped on the plinth continuously for 30+ hours...

Granny says. "It's about time some of you younger protesters remembered what a megaphone is and how to use it. I've seen you young folk. Nervously clutching a banner and shuffling about timidly giving out leaflets. You lot get embarrased unless you are chaining yourselves to running machinery surrounded by 1000 police officers. Well it's time to remember that just being a loud opinionated person cal also cause a great deal of annoyance!"

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http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/actions/2006/socpa/