Andrea Langlois et al - Islands of Resistance - Pirate Radio in Canada

The Contributors
stephen dunifer is known in the United States as the “Johnny
Appleseed” of the micropower broadcasting movement. He is the
founder of the legendary Free Radio Berkeley, and co-editor (with Ron
Sakolsky) of the book, Seizing The Airwaves: A Free Radio Handbook
(AK Press, 1998). He is the organizer of International Radio Action
Training in Education (IRATE) and Project TUPA (Transmitters
Uniting the Peoples of the Americas).
roger farr is the author of a book of poetry, Surplus (LineBooks,
2006), a contributor to the co-research project N 49 19. 47 – W 123 8.11
(Recomposition, 2008), and the editor of PARSER: New Poetry and
Poetics. Recent writing appears or is forthcoming in Anarchist Studies,
Fifth Estate, Politics is Not a Banana, The Post-Anarchism Reader, Rad
Dad, Social Anarchism, and XCP: Cross Cultural Poetics. He teaches in
the Creative Writing and Culture and Technology Programs at Capilano
University in Vancouver, BC, but lives on an island at the end of
the dial, somewhere in the Salish Sea.
anna friz is a sound and radio artist, and a critical media studies
scholar. Since 1998 she has predominantly created self-reflexive radio
art/works for broadcast, installation or performance, where radio is
the source, subject, and medium of the work. She has extensively per-
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