Day five of a hunger strike in front of Mission Police Station in San Francisco, Calif. Community activists outraged by recent killings by San Francisco Police, are refusing to eat until Chief Suhr’s resigns. HKR’s Davey D speaks with Jeff Adachi , the elected Public Defender of San Francisco, and activists Equipto and Sellassie. … Continued
With McKay Coppins, senior writer for the BuzzFeed News politics team, and the author of The Wilderness: Deep Inside the Republican Party’s Combative, Contentious, Chaotic Quest to Take Back the White House. About the book: After the 2012 election, the GOP was in the wilderness. Lost and in disarray. And doggedly determined to do whatever it took … Continued
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Entrevista y sesión en vivo con la banda mexicana Xochihua. Xochuihua Facebook Conducido y Producido por Miguel Guerrero
This edition of Making Contact is Part I of our special series examining how immigrants are responding and participating in elections and politics today. From Dreamers in Arizona to Muslims in Michigan, we’ll meet immigrant communities upholding democracy. We’ll also have a conversation with author of the “Fight to Vote,” Michael Waldman about how immigrants … Continued
Rickey Vincent celebrates the life and work of the artist known as Prince Tune in Today Friday, April 22 at 11am and 10pm with Rickey Vincent
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Bay Area alto saxophonist Steven Lugerner brings his Jacknife band, with pianist Larry Willis, trumpeter JJ Kirkpatrick, drummer Michael Mitchell, and bassist Josh Thurston-Milgrom into the KPFA performance studio to play pieces from the album “Jacknife: The Music of Jackie McLean.“ Tony Ferro engineers the live radio concert. In the second hour, violinist Mads Tolling … Continued
KPFA DJs Greg Bridges, Rickey Vincent, Gary Baca and Will Nichols on Prince.
KPFA DJ’s Rickey Vincent, Greg Bridges and Last Will sit down with Kris Welch to talk about the legendary performer and artist, Prince.
In the past couple years, there has been a small flood of books warning that technology is moving us towards an economy with many many fewer paying jobs. Most writers tackle this as an economic problem; this hour, we tackle it as a political one – one that requires a re-examination of what it means … Continued
Today on Flashpoints: We celebrate the 420 cannabis revolution toward legalization and distribution, Is the new Pulitzer-prize winning play, about Alexander Hamilton, a theatrical cleansing of early an early American racism? And we rebroadcast our interview with Beverly Bell of Other Worlds on the continuing violence against activist indigenous communities in Honduras
