Jeffry Fawcett, PhD discusses why the natural world doesn’t exist, how talking and acting otherwise gets us into ecological trouble, and how to get out of it. Visit Your Own Health And Fitness
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Can we understand gender relations in today’s neoliberal world without understanding colonialism? As Raka Ray points out, colonialism put in place new understandings about gender and gender relations, many of which continue to affect how people in countries like India think and interact and are governed. Colonialism and its legacies have also influenced how feminists … Continued
A conversation about the use and abuse of social media and how it affects our democratic principles with author Siva Vaidhyanathan. Guest: Siva Vaidhyanathan is the Robertson Professor of Media Studies and the Director of the Center for Media and Citizenship at the University of Virginia. He is the author of many books on technology, law, and society, including his … Continued
Brazil’s Eroding Democracy: Rise of Far-Right Demagogue Follows Ouster of Dilma & Jailing of Lula; Climate Scientist: As U.N. Warns of Global Catastrophe, We Need a “Marshall Plan” for Climate Change; 2017 Nobel Peace Laureate: Amid Talks with North Korea, It’s Time for U.S. to Abandon Nukes, Too.
Loretta Greco, Artistic Director of the Magic Theatre, and director of “Sweat” by Lynn Nottage, at ACT’s Geary Theater through October 21st, in conversation with host Richard Wolinsky.
Sunrise Ceremony from Alcatraz – October 8, 2018
Sunrise Ceremony Live form Alcatraz Island
Día de la Resistencia Indígena; Cine en la Bahía; Un Año del Referéndum Independentista en Cataluña.
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Día de la Resistencia Indígena; Cine en la Bahía con Iñaki Fernández de Retana. Un Año del Referéndum Independentista en Cataluña, con Angelina Llongueras. Producción y conducción por Miguel Guerrero.
A special tribute to Jerry Gonzalez – October 6, 2018
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A special tribute to the late, great trumpeter/conguero/bandleader/visionary JERRY GONZALEZ, who just died tragically in Madrid leaving his loved ones and fans around the world in shock and deep mourning. I’ll air a 1983 interview I did with Jerry in which he tells his life story and expounds on his musical philosophy. Rest In Power … Continued
Point of Departure – October 6, 2018
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Timeless music “sometimes conveniently described as jazz.” Miles, Mingus, Monk, Duke, Sun Ra, Coltrane and beyond. Hosted by Horace Mansfield
Eve Ensler to White Women Supporting Kavanaugh: Stand with Survivors & Fight This Nomination; Eve Ensler: Nobel Peace Prize For Mukwege & Murad Is an Award for Every Rape Survivor in the World; Could Brazil Return to a Dictatorship? Glenn Greenwald on Possible Election of Far-Right Demagogue.