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Featuring music from Castle Face Records band Male Gaze sharing an exclusive listen to a track off their upcoming album King Leer. Germany’s quartet Okta Logue with a song from their latest album Diamonds and Despair released via Virgin Records. Prolific musician/singer/songwriter Beck returns with his latest single via Capitol Records. Introducing Edmonton, Alberta 3-piece … Continued
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Live wirh Joanna Manqueros, 9-11am. At 10 am, Fanna Fi Allah performs live Qawwali music from the Pakistani tradition in LPFA studio. Qawwali is the mystical realm of Islaam and the music was made popular by the late great Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. I have 20 slots for live audience members for their one hour … Continued
Rebecca Gordon names names and makes the case for war crimes proseuctions for the post-911 era, starting in the Bush years, and carrying through the present. Plus: a professor of Philosophy at the University of San Francisco talks about her new book American Nuremburg: The U.S. Officials who should stand trial for post 9-11 war … Continued
“The Campaign Will Go On”: Sanders Backers Vow to Keep Fighting to Change Nation & Democratic Party; Can Bernie Sanders Help Rewrite Democratic Platform to Ban Fracking & Keep Oil in the Soil? As California Admits 2 Million Ballots Remain Uncounted, Sanders Pushes for Changing Primary Process; Don’t De-Islamize Muhammad Ali: Scholar Says Muslim Faith … Continued
We cahoot with the vitality of Cultural Renaissance, composting all up-to-no-good political shenanigans into ever deeper dedication to emerging renaissance of pragmatic mysticism and sane reverence! Caroline hosts wizard John Schaeffer, founder and CEO of Real Goods Solar Living Center a gathering place for the wedding of modern ingenuity and ancient technology, dedicated to sustaining … Continued
Tune in as Sarah Holmes interviews Julia Bennett and Stephen Switzer of Thirdroot Community Health Center in Brooklyn, NY.
The life of Muhammad Ali has inspired millions, as an example of courage, strength, determination, and love of life. It has also inspired some serious payback. Dave Zirin opines. PLUS! a new poem from Raymond Nat Turner. And labor news from David Bacon. With host Kris Welch.
Today we host a political round table discussion on Hillary Clinton becoming the first woman to be a major party presidential candidate, the Democratic Primary process itself, Donald Trump and feminism. Then, gay and lesbian rights in America with Stephen M. Engel author of the book Fragmented Citizens: The Changing Landscape of Gay and Lesbian … Continued
Terry Tempest Williams joins us to discuss her life, her work, her new book, and, for the first time, the University of Utah’s controversial move to fire her from the writing program she created, after she started bringing students to environmental protests. But first: While we were electioning, there was some big news on the … Continued
Jill Stein to Bernie Sanders: Run on the Green Party Ticket & Continue Your Political Revolution; Green Party’s Jill Stein: What We Fear from Donald Trump, We Have Already Seen from Hillary Clinton; Debate: Is Cuomo’s Crackdown on BDS Unconstitutional McCarthyism or a Stand Against Anti-Semitism?; As 13M People Read Stanford Victim’s Letter, Advocates See … Continued
