Three years after the Fukushima nuclear disaster started thousands of Japanese take to the street demanding an end to nuclear power. On this week’s show, we’ll go to Japan where the Fukushima plant continues to spew tons of radioactive water. Then we’ll head back to the Bay where the Center for Asian American media presents … Continued
[Approved] KPFA Local Station Board Regular in-person meeting, March 8, 2014, 11am-4pm SEIU Local 1021 100 Oak St., Oakland, CA Note: An audio archive of this meeting is available at www.kpftx.org/archive.php Present: Craig Alderson, Tina Bachemin, Brian Edwards-Tiekert, Paula Erkkila*, José Luis Fuentes*, David Gans, Donald Goldmacher, Cynthia Johnson*, Janet Kobren, Joy Moore, Andrea Prichett, … Continued
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This music filled edition focuses on two San Francisco/Berkeley groups, Buffalo Springfield and Country Joe And The Fish, along with a little history of Berkeley in the 60s. We cover almost all the music they made, much of it in alternate and unreleased versions. 3 Hours.
This music filled edition focuses on two San Francisco/Berkeley groups, Buffalo Springfield and Country Joe And The Fish, along with a little history of Berkeley in the 60s. We cover almost all the music they made, much of it in alternate and unreleased versions. 3 Hours.
Erwin Chemerinski, Dean of UC Irvine’s Law School, on Discrimination & the Constitution. Reza Zarghamee, author of Discovering Cyrus.
Tonight we’ll be looking at Islamophobia in America — from vandalism of a Sacramento mosque to a recent federal court decision that finds “no-fly lists” are creating second class citizens. We’ll also speak with an editor and contributor of Salaam Love, a new anthology of Muslim American Men on love, sex and intimacy. And it’s … Continued
We speak to Russian scholar Stephen Cohen, professor emeritus at New York University and Princeton University, about the political crisis in the Ukraine and its geo-political implications. Columbia University Neuroscientist Carl Hart, author of High Price: A Neuroscientist’s Journey of Self-Discovery.
Brooke was doing well, living with her multiple personality disorder. It had been a long road, but she was comfortable and able to spend more hours at work than ever before. Then she had a stroke. Theodore “Teddy” Berman was in middle school when his life-long aversion to cookies and cake became excruciating stomach aches … Continued
Shock Doctrine in Japan: Shinzo Abe’s Rightward Shift to Militarism, Secrecy in Fukushima’s Wake; From Atomic Bombings to Fukushima, Japan Pursues a Nuclear Future Despite a Devastating Past; For Fukushima’s Displaced, a Struggle to Recover Lives Torn Apart by Nuclear Disaster. HeadlinesJanuary 15, 2014 White House Panel Refutes NSA Claims NSA Using Radio Waves … Continued
Shock Doctrine in Japan: Shinzo Abe’s Rightward Shift to Militarism, Secrecy in Fukushima’s Wake; From Atomic Bombings to Fukushima, Japan Pursues a Nuclear Future Despite a Devastating Past; For Fukushima’s Displaced, a Struggle to Recover Lives Torn Apart by Nuclear Disaster. HeadlinesJanuary 15, 2014 White House Panel Refutes NSA Claims NSA Using Radio Waves … Continued
