Tune in for another double-header of live music from the KPFA performance studio: First up, San Francisco-based Filipino-American singer-songwriter Megan Keely. Her new album, Bloom, “is Keely’s contribution to the national fight against abuses of power. Keely turns fear and uncertainty into unflinching beauty and empowerment with her new collection of original songs.” Watch the … Continued
In a passionate and articulate call to action, food safety warrior, Andrew Kimbrell, returns to make the case that passing food labeling laws will spell the end of the GMO industry. Plus, progressive Maryland senate candidate, Jerome Segal battles the Democratic establishment.
Anthropologist David Graeber joins us for a conversation about time and how over the years this concept has evolved to be used to control the masses through hourly paid work leading to the proliferation of unnecessary jobs. David Graeber, well known for his role in jump-starting the Occupy Wall St movement in 2011, is a … Continued
Democratic Lawmakers Join Family Separation Protests at Detention Centers from Texas to New Jersey; Meet the Migrant Child Detention Center Whistleblower Now Speaking Out Against Family Separations; With Spotlight on Migrant Families Separated at the Border, Will Democrats Push to Abolish ICE? “Civilian Lives No Longer Matter”: Millions at Risk as Saudi-Led Coalition Attacks Yemeni … Continued
Attorney General Jeff Sessions has overturned the ability of asylum seekers to claim credible fear from domestic violence or gang violence, potentially leaving thousands of refugees from Central America stranded. It’s just the latest in the Trump’s administration’s brutal and on-going attacks on immigrants. On our show today we’ll turn to Isabel Sanchez with the … Continued
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Entrevista con Aterciopelados. Max Urso y Agustin Caballero comentan sobre el sencillo en vinilo de Khaos. Además, estrenos musicales y boletos de regalo para 2 Minutos, y Brownout. Producción y conducción por Miguel Guerrero.
Pushout: The Criminalization of Black Girls in Schools is an examination of the experiences of black girls across the country whose intricate lives are misunderstood, highly judged “by teachers, administrators, and the justice system “and degraded by the very institutions charged with helping them flourish. In her book, Morris shows how, despite obstacles, stigmas, stereotypes, … Continued
Trumpeter and singer Darren Johnston, a musician of many projects, returns to the KPFA airwaves with a live in-studio performance with The Pipes, a trio that features two bass clarinets, played by Cory Wright and Steven Lugerner. Tony Ferro will engineer the sound.
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Entrevista con Alejandro Rosso, de Plastilina Mosh. Kápsulas Insumisas. Estrenos y Comentarios. Producción y Conducción por Miguel guerrero.
Keith Brown, the newly elected president of the Oakland Education Association, talks with Kitty Kelly Epstein about his perspective and his work. Keith is a lifelong Oakland resident, a graduate of Oakland Public Schools, and an enthusiastic teacher. His mother was an active parent, and he brings a thoroughly Oakland perspective to the position. … Continued
