The Morning Show

The Morning Show – July 16, 2008

The Morning Show talks with Nathan Witling, GTMO Detainee, Omar Kadr’s lawyer. Followed by excerpts from the House Judiciary Committee Hearing with Douglas Feith, former Under Secretary of Defense. Then David Bacon, labor correspondent, talks about lay offs at the Contra Costa Times and a statewide strike at the University of California. In the second … Continued


Democracy Now 9am (rebroadcast)

Democracy Now! (9 am) – July 14, 2008

Embedded Photojournalist Accuses US Military of Censorship After Being Barred for Publishing Photo of Dead Marine; Court Interpreter Breaks Confidentiality Code to Speak Out for Workers Rounded Up in Largest Immigration Raid in U.S. History. Headlines     * Bush Administration Moves to Bail Our Mortgage Companies    * IndyMac Bank Collapses; Second Largest Bank Failure in … Continued


Democracy Now 6am

Democracy Now! (6 am) – July 14, 2008

Embedded Photojournalist Accuses US Military of Censorship After Being Barred for Publishing Photo of Dead Marine; Court Interpreter Breaks Confidentiality Code to Speak Out for Workers Rounded Up in Largest Immigration Raid in U.S. History. Headlines     * Bush Administration Moves to Bail Our Mortgage Companies    * IndyMac Bank Collapses; Second Largest Bank Failure in … Continued


Special Broadcast

KPFA Special Broadcast – July 13, 2008

Pacifica Coverage of the Green PartyThe Green Party will chart a different course from the two major parties at its annual convention in Chicago. Pacifica Radio will be on site to bring you live coverage, anchored by KPFA’s Davey D. We’ll air speeches, stories and sounds from the Green Party convention, as well as incisive … Continued


Special Broadcast

KPFA Special Broadcast – June 3, 2008

On Tuesday, June 3rd, Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton square off in the final primaries of this presidential election. Voters in six states choose the congressional candidates that will face off this fall. Californians vote on a ballot measure that would limit the use of emininent domain-and also wipe out renters’ rights. Term limits force … Continued