Free Kareem! - Radio Show Tomorrow: BlowOut with Constantino Diaz-Duran

Layla Gonzalez, a political freelance writer and the founder of The Hill Chronicles, will be hosting our New York City Coordinator, Constantino Diaz-Duran, tomorrow on her 60-minute radio show.

We encourage you all to tune in. They will be discussing the fate of Kareem Amer, and Layla will also be taking phone calls: (646) 652-4659

When: Wednesday, February 28, 2007 @ 11:00 AM EST (4 PM GMT)

Where: BlowOut with Constantino Diaz-Duran – Free Kareem Jailed Egyptian Blogger

UPDATE (Feb 28, 2007):

You can listen to the show here:

We thank Layla and Constantino for the wonderful show! We are expecting Constantino to be on Layla’s show again in about 6-8 weeks.

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http://thehillchronicles.com/2007/02/27/tomorrow-schedule-for-blog-talk-radio/ The HILL Chronicles

Tomorrows schedule for Blog Talk Radio…

Tomorrow morning I will be hosting my weekly radio show. The guest who will be appearing is Mr. Diaz-Duran from the FreeKareem.org in NYC. We will be discussing the fate of the Egyptian blogger jailed this past Nov. 2006 and what we all …
http://thehillchronicles.com Layla

Thank you for helping me spread the word about tomorrows radio show. I would like as many listeners as possible so that they can learn about Kareem, his fate, what lays ahead, and what we can continue to do to help him not just as fellow bloggers, but as human beings that care about our fellow humankind. Thank you.
http://thehillchronicles.com/2007/02/28/set-to-go-in-less-than-30-minutes/ The HILL Chronicles » Blog Archive » Set to go in less than 30 minutes

[...] My blog talk show is set to go on in less than 30 minutes. The guest who will be appearing is Mr. Diaz-Duran from the FreeKareem.org in NYC. We will be discussing the fate of the Egyptian blogger jailed this past Nov. 2006 and what we all can do to help this blogger-whose only crime was to speak out against radical Islam, stand for womens rights, and also spoke out against the tyranny of the Egyptian President Mubarak. [...]