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This has diminished our reach and sound. This emergency is costing $10,000 dollars that we don’t have. Please help us raise the needed funds to repair our antenna. Our deadline for this is Monday, March 28th. Thank you.
To our listeners, KPFA recently lost its main antenna. That’s the signal radiating elements at the top of the KPFA tower which transmits the station’s 59,000 Watts of stereo power. We are now broadcasting from our Auxiliary antenna mounted about 100 feet below our main antenna on the tower. The biggest effect is that listeners in the … Continued
This pledge drive is packed with iconic voices and the powerful sound of a new generation of history makers. Also we’ll bring you a hard-hitting critique of capitalism and in depth coverage of the fight for the Supreme Court and a clear-eyed look into election 2016. All good reason why people say “I Heard it … Continued
General Manager Quincy McCoy recounts the year’s accomplishments and future plans and directions for Community Powereed KPFA Radio
KPFA Live Broadcast from August 16, 2014. “Block The Boat” with special guests, hosted by Dennis Bernstein, Steve Zeltzer, and the KPFA Apprentices.
There is good news and bad news in the results of our year-end fund drive. The bad news first: We didn’t make our goal during our 2-week campaign, and for a very good reason – we were executing our mission. As you all know KPFA did an excellent job of covering the unexpected local and … Continued
“The song has ended but the melody lingers on”—Irving Berlin When I heard the news of Ella Fitzgerald’s death, I took it very hard. I knew it signaled more than the end of the greatest jazz singer of all time, whose remarkable career spanned six decades and whose incomparable body of work is not humanly … Continued
This question is not a new slogan for fighting injustice. Sadly black folks have been asking it for hundreds of years, merely replacing the victims names —Emmett Till, Sean Bell and Oscar Grant to name a few. Two things happen when I hear about black teenage boys gunned down by trigger happy policing or executed … Continued
There will be a memorial for Denny Smithson on Saturday, December 13th at the Temescal Beach House, from 1-3 pm. The obituary in the Chronicle can be read here.
