Then in Hour Two we hand over to GW Harrison for a 60 minute guest mix. This week on Toolroom Radio, Mark Knight will be spinning some of the biggest tracks from Toolroom Records over the last 12 months with music from Weiss, Adrian Hour, CamelPhat, Mat.Joe, Mambo Brothers and loads more. Coming on this week’s Toolroom Radio Mark Knight has selected some of the fines house tracks from artists like Rich Wakely, Cozzy D, Made By Pete and a couple of exclusive cuts from Dino Maggiorana’s new album.
And thank you to all Vietnam veterans (and their families) on Long Island for their service and sacrifices.RADIO - MARK KNIGHTToolroom Radio #356. You can catch up on our two past episodes below. Join us and Christopher Verga as we tell the story of how this seminal trial came to be on Long Island, using Christopher’s oral history interviews with Victor and Jimmy.Ĭhristopher is continuing his oral history project and you can reach him at to participate. But in 1979, another David and Goliath fight against the establishment was the last thing on his mind. In the process, he defined the field of environmental law.
And to Victor Yannacone.įrom his home/law office in Patchogue, Victor had built a name for himself by litigating against the use of DDT in New York State.
Paul’s media advocacy and the group’s persistence brought the matter to the public. In Stamford, Connecticut former helicopter door gunner Paul Reuterschan, himself dying of cancer, teamed up with fellow vets Jimmy Sparrow and Frank McCarthy to form Agent Orange Victims International (now the HonorBound foundation). By the late 1970s the effects of this chemical defoliant were becoming known and veterans began to mobilize. We finish out our special three-part series on Long Island’s Vietnam veterans by looking at a second battle they faced in the years after the war: the effects of Agent Orange.
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