On the 71st anniversary of the U.S. bombing of Nagasaki, we go to a vigil to stop the building of nuclear weapons. PLUS a university dedicated to opening the mind, touching the spirit. With host Kris Welch.
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Officials in Brazil have started kicking out Olympic ticket-holders for having signs of clothing protesting the actions of acting President Michel Temer — we’re going to do a quick primer on politics in Brazil, then explore this history of protest at the Olympic games. Guests: Maria Luisa Mendonca, professor in the International Relations Department at … Continued
Pakistan Mourns After Bombing at Hospital Kills At Least 74, Including Dozens of Lawyers; Meet Jacqui Maxwell, the UAW Autoworker Who Interrupted Trump’s Economic Speech in Detroit; Matt Taibbi: Trump’s All White Male Economic Team Includes “Financial Crisis Villain” John Paulson; Matt Taibbi on Libor, Cartel-Style Finance & How Failure to Fix Wall St. Has … Continued
Today on Flashpoints: With the US media all but declaring Hillary Clinton the official winner of the November presidential election, we take a look at Hillary The Hawk and the potential impact on the future of the endless wars being waged in our name. We also ask the question, what effect might Bernie Sanders and … Continued
Five years ago, revolution was spreading across the Arab World. In different countries, it followed different courses: civil uprisings brought down Governments fell in Tunisia, Egypt, Yemen. In Libya, it took armed insurrection and foreign intervention. In Bahrain, a government succeeded in suppressing mass protests. In Syria, protests triggered repression, which triggered armed insurgency, which … Continued
Green Party Nominee Jill Stein: “We Are Saying No to the ‘Lesser Evil’ and Yes to the Greater Good”; A New Day & Another Way: Green VP Nominee Ajamu Baraka Urges Progressives to Reject Two-Party System; Julian Assange: Leaked DNC Emails Show Democrats Waged “Propaganda” Campaign Against Sanders; Google in the White House? Assange Warns … Continued
Entrevistas con Nicola Cruz y Fahbwoy; La Plebe se desintegra; Además, estrenos musicales.
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Entrevistas con Nicola Cruz y Fahbwoy. La Plebe se desintegra. Además, estrenos musicales. Conducido por Miguel Guerrero.
Indie Landscapes – August 6, 2016
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Featuring music from Reading’s psych-pop quartet Palm Honey with a track off their latest 7”. New York natives Future Generations share a track off their debut S/T LP released via Frenchkiss Records. Introducing the Los Angeles, Ca trio Mind Meld with a track off their latest 7” via Mock Records. Enlighten yourself with Dublin’s quartet … Continued
The Green Party National Convention will be held from Aug 4 – 7th in Houston, TX. Pacifica will carry much of the convention live, culminating in the acceptance speeches of the Presidential and Vice Presidential candidates. The four hours will give a broad picture of the Green Party, its activities and impact on the 2016 … Continued
Music of the World with Joanna Manqueros
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Girish performs live in the KPFA Performance studio. We will be doing live call and response Yogic chants known as Kirtan. Girish keeps a funky beat as well. This music is known as Nada Yoga (the yoga of sound healing). There is no price for the concert, but if you want to be part of … Continued