A spokesman for the Afghan president confirmed on Wednesday that Mullah Mohammed Omar, the one-eyed figurehead of the Taliban, has been dead for two years. With Nazif Shahrani, Professor of Anthropology, Central Asian and Middle Eastern Studies at Indiana University. Then, talking about the First Amendment of the Constitution with Burt Neubourne, author of Madiscon’s Music: On … Continued
We’ll discuss the lessons from five decades of struggle over displacement, development, and cultural preservation in San Francisco’s Chinatown. But first: unusual wildfires in Northern California have forced over 12,000 people to evacuate . . . we’ll get an update. Also: The EPA finalizes regulations on greenhouse gas emissions from power plants. It took environmental … Continued
Naomi Klein: Obama Is Beginning to Sound Like a Climate Leader, When Will He Act Like One? Naomi Klein on Visiting the Vatican & the Radical Economic Message Behind Papal Climate Encyclical; Are Journalists & Activists Safe Anywhere in Mexico? Protests Erupt over Killing of 5 in Mexico City.
Richard Wolinsky speaks with Bill English, Artistic Director of S.F. Playhouse in San Francisco.
What does the term Integrative Medicine really mean? And how is it similar to or different than the medical care you receive? Join Nurse Rona to learn more about the various healing modalities that are used on the path towards health and healing. Joining us will be Davi Pakter MD and Kate Lewis, L.Ac.
Ever since Bernie Sanders was confronted by Black Lives Matter protesters he has been talking about police violence and racial inequality in speeches. We talk to John Nichols about the current Presidential Campaign landscape. John Nichols is a political blogger and Washington Correspondent for the Nation Magazine. And Robert Roper, journalist and author of Nabokov in America: … Continued
We look at the single largest water user in California – and why farmers are growing so much of a thirsty crop that doesn’t make much money. Plus: atmospheric scientists say what could be a record El Nino is forming in the Pacific – which could mean anything from heavy rains to catastrophic floods. So: … Continued
“The Look of Silence”: Will New Film Force U.S. to Acknowledge Role in 1965 Indonesian Genocide?
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Entrevista con Ampersan y reportes desde México sobre el asesinato del fotoperiodista Rubén Espinosa. Boletos de regalo para el concierto de Maldita Vecindad en The Fillmore.
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Interviews with Porter, Los Crema Paraiso and La Armada. With Guest Host Kaden Owens.
