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"How Radio Was Done" Part 16 (Solo) Predominantly all about the ’63 JFK assassination over several days as recorded live at KLIF in Dallas at the time, we also cover music and comedy of the day with Phil Spector, Nichols and May, Lenny Bruce, and the folk music boom waiting in the wings.
"How Radio Was Done" Part 16 (Solo) Predominantly all about the ’63 JFK assassination over several days as recorded live at KLIF in Dallas at the time, we also cover music and comedy of the day with Phil Spector, Nichols and May, Lenny Bruce, and the folk music boom waiting in the wings.
We broadcast both from our studios in Santa Rosa and from our homebase at KPFA in Berkeley. On the show tonight, we’ll feature a young, new investigative unit of bilingual producers and hear some of their maiden voyages into radio with an emphasis on the immigrant revolution; also, an interview with the filmmakers of Occupation … Continued
Racial profiling, forced exile, and violations of human rights are fall-outs from 9-11. After five years, hear about where we stand in its wake and on-going cases from Special Registration as we talk with members of DRUM. And we cover the APAture Asian American arts showcase with Asian Crisis. Asian Crisis’ sound is inspired by … Continued
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"How Radio Was Done" Part 14 (Solo): Beginning in the late 50s and pushing into the early 60s, we cover the decline of the first generation of rock, yet another UFO, the Soviet vs American space programs, the cold war and the bomb, the golden age of the western genre, and the beginning of the … Continued
"How Radio Was Done" Part 14 (Solo): Beginning in the late 50s and pushing into the early 60s, we cover the decline of the first generation of rock, yet another UFO, the Soviet vs American space programs, the cold war and the bomb, the golden age of the western genre, and the beginning of the … Continued
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"Paz:" a 3 hour special show focusing on the historic Chicano Moritorium: the Latino anti-war movement from 1968 through today- including live coverage of the day’s San Francisco events, musica y mucho mas produced by Silvia Ledezma, "Mr.Chuch" (Ventura Longorio), Los, and Maya Rising.
"The Communist Manifesto," written by Karl Marx and Frederick Engels, has been rediscovered in recent years by Wall Street Bankers and radical activists alike. Phil Gasper talks about whether the Manifesto is still relevant today, in a full-length interview with host Sasha Lilley.
Kathy Kelly of Voices in the Wildnerness reports from the wreckage of Lebanon, as people begin to return to the areas left in ruins by the month-long US-Israeli siege; also, British MP George Galloway challenges the media’s racism; Mexican federal police beat pro-Obrador parliamentarians bloody as the battle to uncover Mexico’s election steal continues; plus, … Continued
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Pre-empted – Special Coverage of the Situation in the Middle East
