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The Pacific Islands are tiny and often go unnoticed, except by the U.S. military. Guam was made a U.S. territory in 1898, and what’s happened to its indigenous Chamorro population and its environment is a case study in how militarism and colonialism operate. Craig Santos Perez writes about Guam, its people, and their ongoing struggle for … Continued
Less than a year and a half ago, an insurgent political movement in Greece was the toast of the international left. The new Syriza party had won a landslide election, promising to throw off the policies of austerity and privatization that had been demanded by creditors managing the terms of bailouts for the country’s heavily-indebted … Continued
Transitions On Traditions with Guest Host Gabrielle Wilson – July 4, 2016
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Join Gabrielle Wilson for this week’s Transitions on Traditions for Stanford Jazz Festival ticket giveaways and featuring the music of composer and pianist Thelonius Monk.
Especial del Ruido Fest; Entrevista con Jose Fors
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Program dedicado al Ruido Fest. Entrevista con el músico mexicano Jose Fors. Conducido por Miguel Guerrero
Open Piano Day
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Piano, presents a special Open Piano day. Come on down to the KPFA downtown Berkeley studio (1929 Martin Luther King jr. Way) and get a chance to play for KPFA’s world-wide audience! Inspired by the “Street Pianos” phenomenon in France and elsewhere, and the wildly successful “Flower Piano” event at the San Francisco Botanical Garden, in collaboration … Continued
The outbreak of the Ebola virus in West Africa in 2014 was one of the most catastrophic human tragedies of the 21st Century. We speak to Sierra-Leoneon activist Chernoh Alpha M. Bah about why the outbreak was so bad, his take on the origins of the virus and what needs to happen for West Africa … Continued
Puerto Rico Debate: Is Debt Bill Dangerous Increase of Colonialism or Vital Protection from Wall St?
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In conversation with Stuart Wexler, investigative researcher in domestic terrorism and radical religious activities. Wexler is author of “Shadow Warfare: The History of America’s Undeclared Wars,” “The Awful Grace of Good: Religious Terrorism, White Supremacy, and the Unsolved Murder of Martin Luther King, Jr.” And his latest book “America’s Secret Jihad: The Hidden History of … Continued