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Tommy Orange on debut novel ‘There There;’ Plus: Four months since the killing of Augustin ‘Augie’ Gonsalez by Hayward Police, the family is still looking for answers

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0:08 – Anchor Brewing becomes the first craft brewery in US to unionize Brace Beldon works on the keg-line at Anchor Brewing, and was one of the organizers in the unionizing effort. 0:34 – Tommy Orange is the author of the bestselling new novel about the lives of native american in Oakland, There There. Today, … Continued

Letters and Politics

The Monroe Doctrine and the Justification of U.S. Current Involvement in Venezuela

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National Security adviser John Bolton invokes the Monroe Doctrine of 1823 to justify the United States meddling in Venezuelan affairs. Today we are in conversation about the history of the Monroe Doctrine, what it is, and how it has changed throughout the years. Guest: Grace Livingstone is a journalist and academic, specializing in Latin American affairs … Continued

Democracy Now

We Will See Trump’s Tax Returns: David Cay Johnston Predicts Probes Will Uncover President’s Secrets

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We Will See Trump’s Tax Returns: David Cay Johnston Predicts Probes Will Uncover President’s Secrets; Trump’s New Budget Slashes Medicare and Bolsters Military in an “Attack on the Poor & Middle Class”; Justice for Stephon Clark: Protests Erupt as DA Fails to Charge Cops Who Killed Unarmed Black Father; and The Fight for Hampshire College: … Continued

Sing Out

Featuring Special Guest Zakir Hussain

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Sing Out welcomes guest Zakir Hussain, the world-renowned Indian musician and tabla master. He plays recordings from throughout his career, from classical Indian music with Ali Akbar Khan, to Mickey Hart of the Grateful Dead and jazz greats including Charles Lloyd. And he discusses his March 31 (7 p.m.) concert at UC-Berkeley’s  Zellerbach Hall: “Zakir … Continued

Sing Out

Sing Out Features Indian Musician and Tabla Master Zakir Hussain

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Sing Out welcomes guest Zakir Hussain, the world-renowned Indian musician and tabla master. He plays recordings from throughout his career, from classical Indian music with Ali Akbar Khan, to Mickey Hart of the Grateful Dead and jazz greats including Charles Lloyd. And he discusses his March 31 (7 p.m.) concert at UC-Berkeley’s  Zellerbach Hall: “Zakir … Continued

El Show de Andrés Soto

Communities For A Better Environment

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Communities For A Better Environment, or CBE as it is known to its many friends, is one of California’s premier environmental justice organizations. CBE has been on the front lines and fence lines working with low income and communities of color to speak truth to power and challenge polluters and government officials that protect them. … Continued

Talkies

Repro rights! Brother’s Keeper! Green New Deal!

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On this Valentine’s Day, things are not looking good for women’s reproductive rights.  We get the latest.  PLUS: Barack Obama’s My Brother’s Keeper initiative is coming to Oakland next week.  We talk to a local participant.  PLUS: can the Green New Deal become a Valentine for the planet? Hosted by Kris Welch.

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