Sing Out – June 20, 2018
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Folk and not so acoustic music, hosted by Larry Kelp.
Dead to the World – June 20, 2018
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The annual High Sierra Music Festival Preview Special on KPFA’s Dead to the World. Hear music from artists playing at this years festival, this program aims to get you in the festival spirit! Hosted by Tim Lynch. Tim’s first solo show on KPFA was the High Sierra Music Festival Preview in June 2000, so it’s also his anniversary at … Continued
Bay Native Circle – June 20, 2018
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Hosts Lakota Harden, Eddie Madril, Janeen Antoine, Vince Medina, and Morning Star Gali bring you today’s Native issues, people, culture & events.
Donald Trump plans to sign an executive order stopping the separation of immigrant families, bowing to mounting outrage and pressure over his Administration’s policy. A Sacramento federal judge holds a hearing on Attorney General Jeff Sessions lawsuit challenging three California sanctuary laws. https://soundcloud.com/kpfa-fm-94-1-berkeley/multi-generational-filipino-families-evicted-by-multi-millionaire-landlord https://soundcloud.com/kpfa-fm-94-1-berkeley/californias-sanctuary-state-laws-argued-in-court
Today on Flashpoints: Deep background on the US policies that have lead to the current crisis in immigration and migration at the US/Mexico border. Also Israel escalates its harassment of anti-Zionist anti-apartheid activists. Well examine the proposed anti-semitism awareness act being considered by congress now: And well replay yesterdays interview with Amy Juan on the … Continued
Puerto Rico, Child Detentions, Anti-Blackness, and Mass Incarceration With No End?
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We speak with Rosa Clemente about Puerto Rico, Child Detentions and Anti-Blackness Mass Incarceration With No End?
Cover to Cover Open Book – June 20, 2018
Weekly interviews with poets, performance artists, film-makers, novelists and storytellers. Hosted by Nina Serrano the first two Wednesdays of the month; Jovelyn Richards the third Wednesday; and Reyna Cowan the fourth Wednesday.
Poet Lawrence Ferlinghetti was born in 1919. On March 24, 2018 he turned 99 years old. Today’s show is a celebration of Ferlinghetti’s career and of his new book from New Directions, Ferlinghetti’s Greatest Poems, edited by Nancy J. Peters. This is a rebroadcast of the second half of an interview Jack Foley did with Lawrence Ferlinghetti on April 21, 1994. The interview took place at City Lights and in it Ferlinghetti candidly discusses his entire career.
Voices of the Middle East and North Africa – June 20, 2018
The richly diverse and fascinating world of culture and politics of the Middle East and North Africa, co-hosted by Khalil and Malihe.
As threats to the environment grow in number and severity, we tend to view conservation as an urgent imperative and an unmitigated good. But, as Anuradha Mittal has discovered, what’s being done to the indigenous Maasai people in Tanzania in the name of conservation is horrific. Mittal describes how foreign conservation and tourism companies, often … Continued
Kids at the border! Poor People’s Campaign! Ranked Choice Voting
Some information you can act on, for the children at our southern border. PLUS the Poor People’s Campaign, to emphasize the deadly effects of poverty in the U.S., holds its biggest rally yet this Saturday. PLUS: S.F. mayoral race, a cliff-hanger, decided by ranked choice voting, derided by mainstream Dems and GOP. Is it good … Continued
A roundtable discussion on asylum, the separation of families and the border and the politics of immigration on Capitol Hill. Guest: Catherine Tactaquin is Executive Director of the National Network for Immigrant and Refugee Rights (NNIRR), a nationwide alliance that advocates the human rights for all migrants, regardless of immigration status. Holly S. Cooper is Associate … Continued
Seymour Hersh: Media Today Must Cover Yemen & Trump Policy, Not Get Distracted by Tweets; Remembering the My Lai Massacre: Seymour Hersh on Uncovering the Horrors of Mass Murder in Vietnam; Investigative Reporter Sy Hersh: Working with Gene McCarthy’s Presidential Bid Shaped My Life Path; Sy Hersh: I Knew Richard Nixon Beat His Wife in … Continued
7am – News headlines and analysis with Brian and Mitch 7:34 – Zoe Carpenter is an associate Washington editor with The Nation. Her latest piece is called “What Its Like Inside a Border Patrol Facility Where Families Are Being Separated.” 8:08 – KPFA News: Today marks 2018’s World Refugee Day, a year with the dubious distinction of seeing … Continued
Seymour Hersh: Media Today Must Cover Yemen & Trump Policy, Not Get Distracted by Tweets; Remembering the My Lai Massacre: Seymour Hersh on Uncovering the Horrors of Mass Murder in Vietnam; Investigative Reporter Sy Hersh: Working with Gene McCarthy’s Presidential Bid Shaped My Life Path; Sy Hersh: I Knew Richard Nixon Beat His Wife in … Continued
The Supreme Court has decided not to decide in two cases of gerrymandering this week – Wisconsin and Maryland. On our show today we’ll turn to Ezra Rosenberg, co-Director of the Voting Rights Project at the Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights Under Law. His organization filed a Friends of the Court brief in the cases. … Continued
The Late Night Hype – June 20, 2018
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Latin and Reggae mix with Pedro Reyes and Guests.
No Other Radio Network – June 20, 2018
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Experimental recordings, interviews, and live performances!