By Lucy Kang (Originally aired on the Pacifica Evening News on Friday, February 22) It’s Day One of the Oakland teachers’ strike, Thursday, February 21st. Teachers across the city are holding picket lines at their schools in a walkout that been weeks in the making. The teachers union, Oakland Education Association (OEA) is demanding … Continued
Iñaki Fernández de Retana, del Colectivo Cinema Errante, comenta sobre Roma y los Premios Oscar. Boletos para Orishas en The U C Theater. Conducción y producción por Miguel Guerrero. 5 PM California, 7 PM CDMX, 8 PM New York https://kpfa.org/program/rock-en-rebelion/
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Interview with Raúl Vargas of Makrú Interview with Mimi Hope & Daniel Tuchman.
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This Friday 2/22 KPFA’s “History of Funk” will feature a burning session through the best funk of 1969, a furious year in Black History with a soundtrack to match! Check out The History of Funk, with Rickey Vincent and Stevie G, Friday night 10pm-12am PST for a nonstop session of R&B, Soul, Rock and psychedelics … Continued
We go to Caracas, Venezuela, for an update on the escalating standoff between President Nicolás Maduro and opposition leader and self-proclaimed president Juan Guaidó. Guaidó claims he is preparing to deliver humanitarian aid from the Colombian border Saturday. Maduro has rejected the plan, saying the effort is part of a broader attempt to overthrow his … Continued
Today as self describe socialist Bernie Sanders announced that he will seek the white house once again we are in conversation of the history of socialism in United States. Guest: Richard D. Wolff is Professor of Economics Emeritus, University of Massachusetts, Amherst. He is currently a Visiting Professor in the Graduate Program in International Affairs of the … Continued
Venezuela in Crisis: As U.S. Pushes Regime Change, Fear Grows of Civil War & Famine; Amazon’s Defeat in NYC Galvanizes Movement to End Billion-Dollar Corporate Welfare.
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The notorious Mexican drug lord El Chapo has been convicted in a US courtroom in New York on 10 counts related to drug trafficking and other crimes. On today’s show we’ll speak with award-winning Mexico-based journalist Ioan Grillo who has been closely following the trial, and we’ll discuss what bearing the convictions mean for the … Continued
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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
