Voices from a City in Mourning: Paris Reels After 129 Killed in Deadliest Attacks in Decades; Report from Paris: With Manhunt on for Eighth Attacker, France Remains in State of Emergency; “We Shouldn’t Play into the Hands of ISIS”: Vijay Prashad on Danger of Military Escalation in Syria; Sanders Criticizes Clinton Iraq Vote: 2003 Invasion … Continued
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A visit with Mothers Out Front, a fascinating group of mothers and grandmothers who come together (usually at house parties) to act on the threat that climate change poses to their children and to future generations.
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Entrevista con Roberto Musso, de el Cuarteto de Nos. Cápsula Insumisas presenta audio sobre Ayotzinapa. Boletos de regalo para el concierto de Zoé y CaféTacvba en The Fox Theater. With Host Miguel Guerrero.
In the first hour, Get a Clue…… Black Lives Matter with Kevin Gray, co-editor, “Killing Trayvons: An Anthology of American Violence”. In the second hour The Dems Debate in Des Moines, What Happened Last Night? with John Nichols, Washington correspondent for The Nation.
Multiple attacks in Paris have left well over 100 people dead, and the whole world reeling. We talk to folks in Paris. PLUS: the Supreme Court has agreed to rule on a Texas abortion law—could this be good news? AND: the less money you have, the more you pay to use it. Why, … Continued
Pacifica Radio Evening News covers the major terrorists attacks across Paris and more.
In order to reduce prison over-crowding the Justice Department is releasing about 6,000 non-violent inmates early. Darris Young is working to make sure upon release individuals can successfully transition after incarceration. On the Next edition of Making Contact we’ll meet more individuals like Darris who also went to prison, came out and dedicated their life … Continued
Hear a dynamic African-American principal from the Bronx talk about teaching with joy and love for the kids, instead of focusing on test-prep. Education Today is a radio show hosted by Kitty Kelly Epstein, and airs on the 2nd and 4th Fridays of the Month.
Nuclear-industry critics Arnie and Maggie Gundersen warn that, four-and-a-half years after the meltdown, Fukushima still poses a danger to Japan and the Pacific region, and that the Japanese government is trying to prevent journalists and physicians from disclosing the ongoing problems. The program closes with an excerpt from a speech by Arnie Gundersen rebutting the … Continued
The Million Student March was yesterday, for debt relief, free tuition, and a $15 minimum wage for all campus workers. We talk with some of the participants. PLUS: The global climate conference in Paris will hear form Oaklanders, in next week’s big march and rally. We’ll hear all about it. AND: Pirates at the Berkeley … Continued
