A weekly magazine-style radio show featuring the voices and stories of Asians and Pacific Islanders from all corners of our community. The show is produced by a collective of media makers, deejays, and activists. Tonight on APEX Express Host Miko Lee speaks with Restorative Justice Educator and Author Tatiana Chaterji about her work on the … Continued
Comprehensive coverage of the day’s news with a focus on war and peace; social, environmental and economic justice. Pentagon asking $200 billion for Iran war, SecDef Hegseth says we’re not afraid to kill anybody; Trump, Japan leader Takaichi discuss Iran war, Trump drops comment on war secrecy and Pearl Harbor; State AG Bonta unveils resources … Continued
On this edition of Hard Knock Radio, Davey D sits down with longtime Hip Hop artist Kwame for a lively and thoughtful conversation that goes far beyond nostalgia. While many listeners remember Kwame as the stylish Boy Genius known for his signature polka dots, the interview makes clear that his legacy runs much deeper. Davey … Continued
On today’s show: The Organizer of an International Humanitarian Flotilla Delivering Aid to the Desperate and Starving People of Cuba We begin with the head of an international humanitarian effort underway to alleviate the suffering of the Cuban people whose country is falling apart all around them as they run out of food, water, gas … Continued
“I believe Earth is dreaming us into a new way, a new way of being, if we favor our senses and receive what is coming to us through heartbreak and love.”…” (Terry Tempest Williams ) Equinox Eve: Let’s ride this New Moon tide-RevelationAccountabilityStorm… Let’s not fear the storm – let’s become the storm! … Continued
From the archive: Best-selling author Terry McMillan discussing her now classic novel, “A Day Late and a Dollar Short,” recorded in 2001. Also: A short interview with Science Fiction Grandmaster Poul Anderson, recordedfor “Probabilities, recorded in 1978. Hosted by Richard Wolinsky.
Nancy Fraser goes beyond the class/identity disputes • Natalie Y. Moore on the effects of federal layoffs on black women (article here)
In a genre-bending story about a quest to conquer evil and save the world, the young-adult characters of Kestrel Gaian’s “The Boy From Elsewhere” take a trek through the multiverse where nothing is quite what it seems. The poet, playwright, essayist, composer and author discusses the importance of queer visibility in young adult fiction in a conversation with This Way Out’s David Hunt.
Art Cullen is the editor and co-owner with his brother John of the Storm Lake Times Pilot, a weekly newspaper in that Northwest Iowa county seat – a town of about 12,000. In 2017, Art won the Pulitzer Prize in Editorial Writing “for editorials fueled by tenacious reporting, impressive expertise, and engaging writing that successfully challenged powerful corporate agricultural … Continued
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