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Hard Knock Radio

All My Love: Kev Choice on Music, Vulnerability, and Community and Poor News Network

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In this episode of Hard Knock Radio, we feature Kev Choice, a classically trained pianist, rapper, composer, and educator who has redefined the Bay Area music scene. Born and raised in Oakland with roots in San Francisco, Kev masterfully blends hip-hop, jazz, soul, and classical influences to create a sound that’s entirely his own. His … Continued

Talk-It-Out Radio

Intergenerational Approaches to Social Justice Work: Learning from the Past to Advance Future Conversations Across Values Divides

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  Intergenerational Approaches to Social Justice Work: Learning from the Past to Advance Future Conversations Across Values Divides  Talk It Out Radio: Friday, November 15, 2024, 3:00 pm on KPFA Radio 94.1 FM (Berkeley and beyond) or livestream at kpfa.org: Host Nancy Kahn welcomes guests Aparna Rajagopal and Raju Rajagopal to a timely conversation about … Continued

Project Censored

Ralph Nader and Peter Phillips on Corporate Power versus People Power

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Legendary consumer-rights campaigner and political activist Ralph Nader returns to the Project Censored Show to discuss his two forthcoming books. Let’s Start the Revolution explains how grassroots people-power can defeat corporate power, while Out of Darkness is a collection of Nader’s writings from 2012 to 2022. Later in the program, Mickey talks with political sociologist … Continued

Terra Verde

California vs. Trump 2.0

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Protesters holding banners and protest signs at an anti-Trump rally in Los Angeles in 2016, when he was first elected president.

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In California — a state whose progressive environmental policies have been the special focus of Trump’s ire — policymakers and environmentalists are bracing for the impacts of a second Trump administration where Republicans have full control of both houses. Lawmakers are gearing up to use state and local government powers to safeguard the environment and … Continued

Economic Update

The Global Movement for Cooperatives, with Jerome N. Warren

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On this week’s episode: Professor Wolff discusses the repression of student protesters by U.S. universities and politicians, the continued global demands of indigenous people for liberation from colonialism’s legacies, and Harvard’s corporate administration sacrificing its students’ and faculty’s freedom of expression to pander to some of its donors. Finally, Professor Wolff interviews Professor Jerome N. … Continued