“I Don’t Want to Die. This War Is Not My War”: A Syrian in France’s Largest Refugee Camp Speaks Out; What Do Survivors of War Have to Do to Live in Peace?: Voices from France’s Largest Refugee Camp; Naomi Klein Decries Climate Deal as Extraordinarily Dangerous; Backs Defiance of French Protest Ban; “It Is Not … Continued
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Tonight’s program focuses on the inspiring Chicana writer, Sandra Cisneros who brought bus loads of teenagers to their feet, applauding wildly at her KPFA sponsored talk. The dynamic radio producer, Vylma V., who produced the La Raza Chronicle’s News from the Americas, “Noticias Sin Fronteras” hosted this memorable event. We will play excerpts from Sandra … Continued
Radical Self-Acceptance by Tara Brach, with Host Kris Welch.
Listen to excerpts of the Richard Wolff speech at KFCF Fresno Annual Banquet 10/24/15. With Host Philip Maldari.
A re-broadcast of an interview with Sally Fallon Morell and lipid researcher the late Dr. Mary Enig recorded after the first publishing of their groundbreaking book Nourishing Traditions, almost twenty years ago. Still in publication, the book has changed cooking and eating habits worldwide. Visit Your Own Health And Fitness
Religious thinker Karen Armstrong has written more than 20 books on faith and the major religions, studying what Islam, Judaism and Christianity have in common, and how our faiths shaped world history and drive current events. Her most recent, Fields of Blood: Religion and the History of Violence, just came out in paperback. A former … Continued
“I Want a World of Peace”: In Exclusive Interview UK Labour Head Jeremy Corbyn Opposes Bombing Syria; “A Legal Black Hole”: Jeremy Corbyn Calls for Closing of Guantánamo, Hails Release of Shaker Aamer; Jeremy Corbyn Connects Western Bombing Campaigns & Refugee Crisis: “What Goes Around Comes Around”; War & Climate Change: Jeremy Corbyn on the … Continued
Are humans separate from “nature”? We tend to think they are, say ecofeminists and others, with devastating consequences for animals, for women, and for other groups associated with the nature side of the human/nature divide. Barbara Seeber examines what the British philosopher Mary Wollstonecraft wrote about how animals and women are viewed and treated. For … Continued
Columnist Rafia Zakaria on San Bernardino attack, terrorism, and the investigation into Tashfeen Malik. And coverage of this weekend’s elections in Venezuela with filmmaker Clifton Ross. Ross is a freelance writer and videographer who has been reporting on revolutionary movements in Latin America for over 25 years. His most recent book is The Map or the Territory: … Continued
Investigative Journalist Peter Byrne is halfway through a 10-part series that starts with a de-bunking of the idea that there’s a cancer cluster in Marin, and the forces that that kept that myth alive. But first: President Obama declares the mass shooting in San Bernardino an act of terror — a label the government has … Continued
