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Featuring: Tammy Hall-Hawkins, Piano Ruth Davies, Bass Pamela Rose, Vocals For more information: http://www.rhythmix.org/events/wild-women-of-song.html Hosted by Gabrielle Wilson and Afrikahn Dayvs.
Millions of people around the world work in jobs that aren’t formally recognized or afforded legal protections typical of wage earning jobs. They’re often not even thought of as legitimate work. On this edition of Making Contact, we’re going to meet people making work where there is no work for them. From recyclers, to border … Continued
Guest: Vilissa Thompson of Ramp Your Voice The Movement For Black Lives posted their incredible Vision 4 Black Lives Platform in late July. As one could expect, it is most thorough in issues related to police violence and incarceration in the black community, including demilitarization of the police and an end to the bail system. … Continued
Historic Colombian Peace Deal Must Include Women, Address Sexual Crimes on Both Sides, Say Advocates; Is an Arkansas Town Operating a “Hot Check” Court as an Illegal Debtors’ Prison? The Criminalization of Poverty: Woman Describes Fines & Arrests After $1.07 Check Bounces; Judge Denies Hepatitis C Cure for Mumia Abu-Jamal, But Finds Lack of Care … Continued
Tonight we welcome a new voice to APEX, Sierra Lee who daylights at the Center for Asian American Media. Salima Hamarani talks with Hyun Lee with Working Group on Peace and Demilitarization in Asia and the Pacific and Arnie Saiki with the Moana Nui Action Alliance speaking about the potential impact of the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense … Continued
We speak with Pastor Michael McBride about the intersection between religion/politics, and the Movement for Black Lives Platform. ABOUT PASTOR MCBRIDE: Pastor Michael McBride (known as “Pastor Mike”) is a native of San Francisco and has been active in ministry for over 20 years. Throughout the years, Pastor McBride’s commitment to holistic ministry can be seen … Continued
Adam Haslett, author of the novel “Imagine Me Gone” is interviewed by Richard Wolinsky.
The ecology of well-being: more than perfectly Caroline welcomes James Stark and Dr. Anna O’Malley on the ecological nature of health, healing and vitality: individuals and communities re-assuming responsibility for our personal and collective health. Learn About James Stark and Dr. Anna O’Malley’s upcoming program: The Art of Vitality, Wisdom of the … Continued
Karyn Sanders interviews Cecilia Garcia, Chumash medicine person, and James D. Adams, Jr., doctor of pharmacology at USC; co-authors of Healing with Medicinal Plants of the West. Originally aired 11.10.05
With James S. Henry, senior advisor to the Tax Justice Network, a global justice fellow at Yale, a senior fellow at the Columbia University Center for Sustainable investment and former chief economist of McKinsey and Company. Henry‘s books include The Blood Bankers: Tales from the Global Underground Economy and The Pirate Bankers.
