Transitions On Traditions – September 1, 2008 at 9:00pm
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KPFA Special Broadcast – September 1, 2008
At the Republican National Convention, politicians and power brokers will descend on security-ringed conference centers to jockey for control of their party, and then campaign for control of this country. Pacifica Radio and KPFA will bring you UNconventional coverage —asking politicians questions they don’t get from other media, broadcasting voices from the protests outside, and, … Continued
Women’s Magazine – September 1, 2008
Labor Day special show focus on labor roots of second wave feminism; interview with Ghana’s sole female master drummer and on the third anniversary of Katrina, we turn the spotlight on exploitation of immigrant labor in post-Hurricane rebuilding of the Gulf Coast. Plus Jovelyn’s world and an obituary of lesbian activist of Del Martin.
Against the Grain – September 1, 2008
There is no stable working class under capitalism, contends Yale scholar Michael Denning. He looks at how global labor has been represented, and emphasizes the importance of wageless people to the project of resisting neoliberal globalization.
Music of the World with Kutay – September 1, 2008 at 10:00am
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Democracy Now! (9 am) – September 1, 2008
Nearly Two Million Flee Gulf Coast as Hurricane Gustav Approaches; Jon Stewart of "The Daily Show" Weighs in on Sarah Palin, Hurricane Gustav and the Media’s Coverage of the Conventions; St. Paul Police Conduct Mass Preemptive Raids Ahead of Republican Convention; Vietnam Veterans for Peace Demonstrate Against Fellow Vet John McCain; Three Years After Katrina, … Continued
The Morning Show – September 1, 2008
A look at Alaska Governor Sarah Palin, the Republican Nominee for Vice President with RUTH ROSEN, Visiting Prof. of History at UC Berkeley. Rosen’s books include "The World Split Open: How the Modern Women’s Movement Changed America." She just wrote the piece "Sarah Palin and Feminists for Life." Followed by Poor News Network.
Democracy Now! (6 am) – September 1, 2008
Democracy Now! will expand to daily two-hour broadcasts during the Democratic and Republican National Conventions. Amy Goodman and the Democracy Now! crew will travel to Denver and St. Paul to cover the 2008 conventions from the streets to the suites to the convention floor.
Early Morning Jazz – September 1, 2008 at 4:00am
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Settin the Standard – September 1, 2008 at 1:00am
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The History Of Funk – August 1, 2008
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With Rickey Vincent.
La Onda Bajita – August 1, 2008 at 8:00pm
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Full Circle – August 1, 2008 at 7:00pm
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Flashpoints – August 1, 2008
Presidential candidate Ralph Nader talks about immigrants rights and the militarization of the U.S/Mexico border; Also, a youth speak out by undocumented students; Plus, the Salvadorian Congress takes action in support of U.S. Immigrants; And Flashpoints en Espanol.
Hard Knock Radio – August 1, 2008
3rd World Organizing. Environmental Justice.Davey D speaks with youth leaders at the Center for 3rd World Oranizing in Oakland to discuss Environmental Justice.
Cover to Cover Open Book – August 1, 2008
Host Nina Serrano interviews poet Neeli Cherkovski and highlights his lyrical poetry. Neeli Cherovski is a San Francisco poet and man of letters. He has written biographies of Lawrence Ferlinghetti, and Charles Bukowski, among others, The poet grew up in San Bernardino, California and came to San Francisco in 1975. Cherkovski’s body of poetry includes … Continued
Pushing Limits – August 1, 2008
Autism rights/ Aspies for FreedomPushing Limits delves into the Autism rights movement. Pushing Limits producer Doyle Saylor, Hosts Eddie Y’tuarte and John Healy interview Earth Monkey (Melody Kohut), a vocal member of the Aspies for Freedom or AFF, a grassroots autism rights movement. www.aspiesforfreedom.com Autism has been in the forefront of local news lately stemming … Continued
Making Contact – August 1, 2008
Prison Town, USA In our special collaboration with public television’s P.O.V., Directors Katie Galloway and Po Kutchins take us to "Prison Town, USA" and explore how the prison industry affects Correctional officers, their families, and the whole community.
Terra Verde – August 1, 2008
London answered traffic gridlock with congestion charging. Should San Francisco follow? Tilly Chang of the SF County Transportation Authority and Ken Cleaveland of the Building Owners and Managers Association argue their sides.
Living Room – August 1, 2008
Those poor Republicans! and Ahnold the Slasher. Ted Stevens! Karl Rove! We talk with 3 smart-mouthed bloggers about how the Dems can maximize the damage. Gov. Schwartzenegger’s budget-cutting techniques. With host Kris Welch. Guests: David Swanson, creator www.ImpeachCheney.org; Washington dir. Democrats.com; co-founder www.AfterDowningStreet.org David Lindorff, award-winning journalist; co-author "The Case for Impeachment." David Waldman, aka … Continued
Music of the World with David McBurnie – August 1, 2008 at 10:00am
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Democracy Now! (9 am) – August 1, 2008
Israeli Troops Kill Two Palestinians in Ni’lin, Site of Nonviolent Anti-Wall Demonstration; NYPD Officer Caught on Tape Body-Slamming Cyclist During Critical Mass Ride; And Colorado "Fusion Center" to Step Up Intelligence Gathering During DNC; US Northern Command to Play Role. Headlines * Anthrax Suspect Dies in Apparent Suicide * Hersh: US Considered Ways to … Continued
The Morning Show – August 1, 2008
The Morning Show updates Schwartzenegger’s efforts to slash salaries. Followed by analysis of the fate of Black Newspapers with Paul Cobb, Publisher of Oakland Post, Herb Boyd, journalist in New York – Contributor to Amsterdam News, Willie Ratliff, Publisher of San Francisco Bay View, and Dr. William Lee, Publisher of the Sacramento Observer. In the … Continued
Democracy Now! (6 am) – August 1, 2008
Israeli Troops Kill Two Palestinians in Ni’lin, Site of Nonviolent Anti-Wall Demonstration; NYPD Officer Caught on Tape Body-Slamming Cyclist During Critical Mass Ride; And Colorado "Fusion Center" to Step Up Intelligence Gathering During DNC; US Northern Command to Play Role. Headlines * Anthrax Suspect Dies in Apparent Suicide * Hersh: US Considered Ways to … Continued
Early Morning Music (Friday) – August 1, 2008
Considered as one of Brazil’s greatest living songwriters, Dorival Caymmi (April 30, 1914) painted iconic images of life in Bahia with his music. Eddy Pay presents sketches of these images with commentary by Daniella Thompson.
The Reggae Express – July 1, 2008 at 10:00pm
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La Raza Chronicles – July 1, 2008 at 7:00pm
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Hard Knock Radio – July 1, 2008
Davey D speaks with Slug of the duo Atmosphere to discuss their new album "When life gives you lemons, paint that —- gold."
Early Morning Music (Tuesday) – July 1, 2008 at 5:00am
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