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Entrevista con el productor, compositor y arreglista Cheche Alara. Y continuamos con nuestro conteo de los mejor de la música latina alternativa del 2017. Conducido y producido por Miguel Guerrero.
Is the U.S. Exporting Its Travel Ban with Thousands of TSA & DHS Agents in 70 Countries? Concerns Raised About $1 Billion Facial Scan Program with High Error Rate at Nine U.S. Airports; Deportation Now on Hold for Mexican Journalist Emilio Gutiérrez Soto, But He Remains in Detention; As Trump Attacks Media with “Fake News” … Continued
Four out of 16 women who have accused Donald Trump of sexual harassment and assault are speaking out once more as momentum for a congressional investigation of the President’s conduct builds. On our show today we’ll hear the voices of the women who spoke out. Then, we’ll re-air an interview with did several months ago … Continued
Listen in to Sarah Holmes as she explores the importance of slowing down so that we can access our dreams and visions.
On today’s show, host Mitch Jeserich is in conversation with Kate Manne, Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Cornell University, about her book Down Girl: The Logic of Misogyny. She addresses what is misogyny and how it manifest itself in today’s society. In this context of awareness about sexual harassment that characterizes 2017, we focus on the … Continued
Cat Brooks interviews Professor Tommy Curry about his book The Man-Not, Race, Class, Genre, and the Dilemmas of Black Manhood. Tommy J. Curry is a Professor of Philosophy and Africana Studies at Texas A&M University, where he holds the prestigious Ray A. Rothrock Fellowship (2013–2016). He serves as Executive Director of Philosophy Born of Struggle … Continued
“Bussed Out”: How Cities Are Giving Thousands of Homeless People One-Way Bus Tickets to Leave Town; Lithium, Love and Losing My Mind: Jaime Lowe on Her Life with Bipolar Disorder & Drugs to Manage It.
With the recent stories of strife between US intelligence agencies and the White House, a new, timely book sheds light on internal strife and corruption within the CIA. Melvin Goodman, a CIA analyst and division chief from 1966 to 1990, has written a new book called Whistleblower at the CIA: An Insider’s Account of the … Continued
In advance of her concerts at the Freight & Salvage Coffeehouse in Berkeley, Dec. 29 & 30, singer-songwriter Vienna Teng will perform live on The Hear and Now in the KPFA performance studio, hosted by Derk Richardson. The Northern California native and former software engineer has recorded five albums, plus collaborations with Alex Wong and Tanya … Continued
From charter schools to enterprises like Teach for America — profiteering off of public education has surged, supported by both Democrats and Republicans. But Noliwe Rooks argues that the plundering of taxpayer-funded education has a long history, going back to the era after Reconstruction. Rooks discusses that history — and whether we’re now seeing the … Continued
